Our next Book Club welcomes Thomas Beller ’87 for a discussion of his latest book, "Lost in the Game: A Book About Basketball". Part journalistic account, part memoir, Lost in the Game charts the game's inexorable gravitational hold on those who love it. Tuesday, June 13th, 7pm, Stuyvesant Town. Exact location will be shared with registrants. http://connect.vassar.edu/VCNY_ThomasBeller
Congratulations to the Vassar Class of 2023! And welcome to a family of 41,000 alums around the world and, of course, right here in New York City.
We'll see you tonight for our 101st Annual Meeting! 3 West Club, 51st Street and 5th Avenue, starting at 6:30pm. Vassar's Professor Molly McGlennen and Clifton Matias of the Redhawk Native American Arts Council will be discussing the past, present, and future contributions of Indigenous peoples to the place we now call New York. http://connect.vassar.edu/VCNY_AnnualMeeting2023
On Tuesday, our 101st Annual Meeting will welcome Vassar's Professor Molly McGlennen and Clifton Matias of the Redhawk Native American Arts Council http://connect.vassar.edu/VCNY_AnnualMeeting2023 On June 8th, kick off summer with us at Sixpoint Brewery at City Point And save the date! On November 16th, the Fall Fête returns to the Lotos Club
Summer is right around the corner! Ring in the warm weather with us at Sixpoint Brewery's new taproom at City Point in Downtown Brooklyn. They pour a full lineup of Sixpoint beers. Ciders, spirits, and a menu of appetizers, sandwiches, and pizza are available as well. Thursday, June 8th, 6pm. 445 Gold Street, Brooklyn
For over 28 years, Clifton Matias (Kichwa and Taino) has served as an activist, cultural teacher, photojournalist, and performing artist for the Redhawk Native American Arts Council. He has been on the frontlines addressing the issues that Indigenous people face, including the Standing Rock pipeline protest, the Mauna Kea telescope, and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women epidemic. Next Thursday, join him and Vassar's Professor Molly McGlennen for a discussion of the past, present, and future contributions of Indigenous peoples to the place we now call New York at our 101st Annual Meeting. May 16th, 6:30pm, 3 West Club, $25. Each registrant will receive 2 drink tickets, as well as enjoy a variety of passed hors d'oeuvres. A cash bar will be available. http://connect.vassar.edu/VCNY_AnnualMeeting2023
Next Saturday, join our friends at the Vassar Club of New Jersey for a visit to two of Princeton University's new exhibits reflecting upon Toni Morrison’s substantial body of work and creative process as a novelist, essayist, playwright, editor, and professor. May 13th, 12pm, $5, Princeton's Firestone Library. Please RSVP by May 8th. Space is limited! http://connect.vassar.edu/VCNJ_ToniMorrison
Happy 231st birthday, Matthew Vassar!
We're counting down! Two weeks until we celebrate Vassar with President Bradley at the Museum of Modern Art. Registration is already at capacity, but a waitlist is available! http://go.vassar.edu/celebrate-NYC
Our 101st Annual Meeting is approaching fast! Vassar's Professor Molly McGlennen and Clifton Matias of the Redhawk Native American Arts Council will be discussing the past, present, and future contributions of Indigenous peoples to the place we now call New York. Join us May 16th, 6:30pm, at 3 West Club. $25. Each registrant will receive 2 drink tickets, as well as enjoy a variety of passed hors d'oeuvres. A cash bar will be available. http://connect.vassar.edu/VCNY_AnnualMeeting2023