Gallery Visits New York

From Brooklyn Visual, Performing, & Literary Artists Meetup Group

On **Saturday, September 26**, [Art-full Members](https://www.womenofculture.org/artfull-membership?utm_source=luma) are invited to join us for a curated look at one of the biggest and most exciting events on New York City’s fall art calendar! **[Advance Purchase Required here](https://luma.com/Thearmoryshow)** **[The Armory Show](https://www.thearmoryshow.com/?utm_source=luma)** is New York’s flagship international fair for modern and contemporary art, bringing approximately **230 galleries from more than 30 countries** together under one roof for just four days. The fair offers an exhilarating snapshot of the artists, galleries, ideas, and movements shaping the contemporary art world—but with so much to see, it can also feel overwhelming to navigate alone. Instead, we’ll experience the fair **together**, exploring a curated selection of standout booths, solo presentations, emerging galleries, and large-scale installations while discussing the artists and trends generating conversation across the art world. The 2026 edition places a special emphasis on artistic perspectives from **the Caribbean and its diasporas**, alongside an expanded selection of emerging galleries, individual artist presentations, and work from across the Americas and beyond. Before entering the fair, we’ll get to know one another over a rooftop brunch at the beautiful **[Electric Lemon](https://electriclemonnyc.com/?utm_source=luma)** on the 24th floor of the Equinox Hotel with sweeping views of Manhattan. **This event is for you if you’re interested in:** * Discovering established and emerging contemporary artists from around the world * Learning more about the art market in an approachable, engaging setting * Exploring a major international art fair without having to navigate it alone * Sharing culinary delights and meaningful conversation with other culture-loving women This intimate experience is available to only **10 Art-full members** and is expected to sell out, so reserve your place early! **Please note:** * All tickets include admission to The Armory Show and our curated walk-through. * Full Experience tickets also include one brunch entrée, one non-alcoholic beverage, tax, and gratuity at Electric Lemon. * Alcohol and any additional food or beverages must be purchased separately on-site. ——— **Full Event Schedule** **11:30 AM \| Rooftop Brunch at Electric Lemon** Equinox Hotel \| 33 Hudson Yards\, 24th Floor **1:15 PM \| Meet at The Armory Show if not attending brunch** Javits Center \| 429 11th Avenue **1:30 PM \| Curated Armory Show Walk\-Through** **2:30 PM \| Optional Regrouping at the Fair’s Champagne Bar** Continue exploring independently or reconnect with the group for further conversation. ——— **[Advance Purchase Required here](https://luma.com/Thearmoryshow)** ## Tickets for Non-members: * **Fair Admission + Curated WalkThrough:** $120 first release; $125 full price ## Tickets for [Art-full members](https://www.womenofculture.org/artfull-membership):\* * **Fair Admission + Curated Walk-Through:** $110 first release; $115 full price * **Full Experience with Brunch:** $150 first release; $155 full price *Full Experience tickets include **one brunch entrée**, tax/tip, and gratuity.* *All additional food and beverages must be purchased separately on-site.* *Premier Members save an additional 20%!* **Learn more about Art-full Membership and become a member [here](https://www.womenofculture.org/artfull-membership?utm_source=luma).** ——— ## More About The Armory Show A cornerstone of New York’s cultural landscape since its founding in 1994, The Armory Show brings leading international modern and contemporary art galleries to the Javits Center each year. Taking place **September 24–27, 2026**, this year’s edition features approximately 230 galleries from more than 30 countries, with expanded opportunities to discover emerging galleries and solo artist presentations. The fair’s curated **Focus** section will spotlight artists working across the Caribbean and its diasporas, while **Platform** will bring large-scale installations into the fair. Together with its international gallery presentations, nonprofit participants, public programs, and institutional partnerships, the fair offers a dynamic look at the conversations shaping contemporary art today. **Note about tickets/ RSVP's:** * RSVPs on Meetup do NOT count as official registrations for this event, and the RSVP count on Meetup may not reflect the actual number of attendees. To attend, you must purchase a ticket, which guarantees your spot, regardless of whether you RSVP here. * All paid and confirmed attendees will receive an email from [[alex@womenofculture.org](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org)] ([mailto:alex@womenofculture.org](http://mailto:alex@womenofculture.org/))] 1–2 days before the event with further details, including a link to a WhatsApp group for important updates. If you do not receive this email (make sure to check your spam as well), it likely means you did not complete registration or payment.

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We Can’t Go Back, Only Forward (Opening Reception)

Mon, Oct 12, 10:00 PM

We Can’t Go Back, Only Forward Figurative and still-life paintings by Connor Wingo October 12 — October 17, 2026 The Larry Weekes Backroom Gallery at Bailey's Cafe • 324 Malcolm X Blvd • Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn PUBLIC VIEWING HOURS Monday 12p - 6p & Wednesday 2p - 8p OPENING RECEPTION Monday, October 12 6p - 9p Complimentary refreshments served

From The Genesis Gallery at Nova Omnia

“You Can Make This Place Beautiful”

Thu, Oct 1, 10:00 PM

The Genesis Gallery is excited to host the opening reception for ***You Can Make This Place Beautiful***, an exhibition by artist, calligrapher, and storyteller **David Chang**, on **Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 6:00–8:00 p.m.** Located at **150 East 91st Street**, Nova Omnia is a hub where leaders, dreamers, and doers gather to advance gospel renewal in New York City. Through Genesis Gallery, we are also intentionally shaping our space as a place for visual art, reflection, conversation, and beauty alongside its role as a meeting and coworking environment. ### About the Exhibition: Fall is a season of letting go, when flora and fauna return to the earth to prepare for slumber. Yet in this seeming dormancy, life is restored and sustained, eventually emerging through renewal and rebirth. Slumber, in many ways, is an act of grace. In ***You Can Make This Place Beautiful***, David Chang explores themes of **rest, renewal, and shared hope** through an intentionally collaborative and deeply intuitive artistic practice. By listening to the stories of a neighborhood and inviting others to share their aspirations and longings, Chang uncovers the common threads that unite us. Through expressive calligraphic forms and layered abstraction, he gathers seemingly disparate and fragmented pieces of life into a visual expression of **wholeness, beauty, and redemption**. ### Reception & Exhibition Details: **Opening Reception** Thursday, October 1, 2026 6:00–8:00 p.m. Light refreshments · Free admission **Exhibition Dates** October 1–December 3, 2026 **Gallery Hours** Tuesday–Thursday 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. **Location** Genesis Gallery at Nova Omnia 150 East 91st Street, 8th Floor New York, NY 10128 **We Kindly Ask That You RSVP Here:** [Direct RSVP link](https://dxdllf04.na2.hs-sales-engage.com/Ctc/RN+23284/dxDllf04/Jll2-6vZW7Y8-PT6lZ3m6W2dBzDm75xcfcW4qtBWv30NY5KMXNPZS5ztq3W50xYwd3X5_C_W90KWhb4F-5dDW4x__Rj3ZN6ksW2TWyYw53ljYyW68mC7f5FfwwBVGS8-p56s4ZfW8zp4tn825nZfW3c8Th52Hwt7YW2LQR412jJPqzW4Q_-Fd3ZZ1v8W8VykCx3MrNNlVRP6Sv7Z49ymW9gt1sT95bbhcW7bJkSr7-Y_nqW64YkKn5ffXd1W2YcnXH2ytxqMW98-hX85czxDTW2hZsPr772TVwW1RtxWg1bfr55W6TLbMB6VCcDdW6_5ksS22xVGSW5jpvNW4KTpX0W5TWJCs8sbl4Ff4WDHFR04) ### About the Artist: David Chang is a renowned artist who has practiced Western calligraphy for more than twenty years. His work is driven by a passion for “bringing the essence of a word or message to life,” moving between traditional scripts and contemporary abstraction. His distinctive calligraphic mark expresses personal, cultural, and spiritual awareness while retaining a formal beauty marked by urgency, hope, and redemption. Chang’s work has been exhibited at Onishi Gallery, Clemente Soto Vélez Center, Waterfall Mansion, Pratt Institute, Calvary Saint George’s, and the Society of Scribes at the National Arts Club. His calligraphy was also prominently featured in the internationally acclaimed film *mother!* (2017).

From Women of Culture NYC

Bold, Strange & Beautiful: Gallery Breakfast + Tribeca Gallery Hop

Sat, Oct 3, 4:00 PM

From TAG The Art Gallery @ 460 Harrison

Trade your typical Saturday for a morning of **bold contemporary art, fresh discoveries, and great company** as Women of Culture heads downtown for our **First Saturday [Art-full Discovery Walk](https://womenofculture.org/artwalks?utm_source=luma)**—this time exploring the art, history, and culture of **Tribeca**. **[Advance Purchase Required here](https://luma.com/Tribecadiscoverywalk)** This two-part event begins with an intimate **gallery breakfast at [Asya Geisberg Gallery](https://www.asyageisberggallery.com/artists/rebecca-morgan?utm_source=luma)**, where **Rebecca Morgan** will join us for a personal walk-through of her new exhibition\*\*, *Painting in the Apocalypse*\*\*. Rooted in her Appalachian upbringing, Morgan’s work uses **folk traditions, meticulous technique, caricature, and biting humor** to complicate ideas of **femininity, rural identity, beauty, nostalgia, power, and representation**. Her women refuse to be polished or easily categorized: they can be glamorous and grotesque, vulnerable and defiant, familiar and deeply strange. Hearing directly from Morgan will offer a rare chance to explore the ideas, influences, and tensions behind the work—and to ask questions about a practice that is at once playful, unsettling, and sharply observant. From there, we’ll continue on a curated **[Art-full Discovery Walk](https://womenofculture.org/artwalks?utm_source=luma) through Tribeca**, visiting a selection of standout new exhibitions while getting an insider look at one of NYC’s most dynamic contemporary art districts. We'll visit 4-6 additional new gallery shows, meeting the gallerists and learning more about the artists behind each. Come for the breakfast, stay for the discoveries—or join us for the full experience and spend your Saturday seeing Tribeca through an **Art-full lens**. **Why You’ll Love This Experience** 🥐 Begin with breakfast inside the gallery before the neighborhood walk. 🎨 Hear directly from artist Rebecca Morgan during a personal walk-through of *Painting in the Apocalypse*. 🚶 Discover standout Tribeca exhibitions through a thoughtfully curated route. 💬 Meet and connect with culturally curious women through art and conversation. ✨ Leave with new artists, ideas, and galleries to keep exploring. **Event Details** **Saturday, October 3** **10:30 AM \| Part 1:** Gallery Breakfast & Artist talk [Asya Geisberg Gallery](https://www.asyageisberggallery.com/artists/rebecca-morgan?utm_source=luma) \| 45 White St **12:00 \- 2:00 PM \| Part 2:** Art-full Discovery Walk Ending with optional drinks & bites at the NOMO Kitchen \| 9 Crosby St\. **[Advance Purchase Required here](https://luma.com/Tribecadiscoverywalk)** **Tickets** **Part 1: Gallery Breakfast/ Artist talk only** * Complimentary for [Art-full members](https://womenofculture.org/artfull-membership-nyc?utm_source=luma) * **Non-members**: $10 first release; $15 full price for non-members **Part 2:** **Art-full Discovery Walk\*** * **Non-members:** $45 first release; $50 full price * \*\*[Basic Art-full Members](https://womenofculture.org/artfull-membership-nyc?utm_source=luma):\*\* $35 first release; $40 full price * **Premier Art-full Members:** Complimentary \*\*All tickets for part 2 include access to the gallery breakfast, so you do not need to register separately for both parts.\* *** **About the Art-Full Membership** If you are not yet an Art-full member, we would love to have you join us for as little as $45/month for the basic membership, or $65/month for the upgraded Premier membership. You can [learn more about all membership levels and join here](https://womenofculture.org/artfull-membership?utm_source=luma) or reach out to alex@womenofculture.org with any questions. **The membership provides:** * Access to *member exclusive* events * Complimentary tickets to all online events * Priority access to & discounts on ALL events * Premier members *also* get priority access to 'culture-tunities' including free VIP passes to exclusive after-hours events at cultural institutions all over the city *Membership renews automatically on a monthly bases and can be cancelled at any time via the [cancellation request form here](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfnCOltWwmAxgjoUJBHStMdEEf1uiys-qhAyuGeUIT4hjzCmw/viewform?usp=sf_link&utm_source=luma).* **About Rebecca Morgan** Raised in central Pennsylvania, **Rebecca Morgan** works across painting, drawing, and ceramics, bringing together Appalachian influences, folk traditions, highly detailed imagery, and a sharp sense of humor. Her work plays with romanticized visions of rural America while exploring ideas around **women reclaiming their subjectivity, masculinity, power, escapism, nostalgia, and contemporary identity**. Familiar imagery becomes exaggerated, irreverent, and sometimes wonderfully strange—inviting viewers to reconsider the stereotypes and cultural narratives they may take for granted. **Note about tickets/ RSVP's:** * RSVPs on Meetup do NOT count as official registrations for this event, and the RSVP count on Meetup may not reflect the actual number of attendees. To attend, you must purchase a ticket, which guarantees your spot, regardless of whether you RSVP here. * All paid and confirmed attendees will receive an email from [[alex@womenofculture.org](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org)] ([mailto:alex@womenofculture.org](http://mailto:alex@womenofculture.org/))] 1–2 days before the event with further details, including a link to a WhatsApp group for important updates. If you do not receive this email (make sure to check your spam as well), it likely means you did not complete registration or payment.

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Weaving Connections: Creators & Artists Meetup

Sat, Sep 26, 10:00 PM

**Weaving Connections: Creators & Artists Meetup** An informal evening for artists, creatives, entrepreneurs and art lovers to meet, exchange ideas, discuss projects and make new connections. Satellite Gallery from September 21–28, 2026. 279 Broome St, New York, NY 10002 An online exhibition will also accompany the event. [https://tag.infinityfree.io](https://tag.infinityfree.io/)

2 attendees

Weaving Connections: Wine & Cheese

Sat, Sep 26, 7:00 PM

From TAG The Art Gallery @ 460 Harrison

**Weaving Connections: Wine & Cheese** Hosted by Edward Rocha. ### Satellite Gallery from September 21–28, 2026. 279 Broome St, New York, NY 10002 An online exhibition will also accompany the event. [https://tag.infinityfree.io](https://tag.infinityfree.io/)

From New York City Art, Film, Museum, Social Club

🎨 LET’S GO — GUGGENHEIM POP: 1960 TO NOW!

Sat, Sep 26, 5:00 PM

From Singles by Neighborhood-

# 🎨 LET’S GO — GUGGENHEIM POP: 1960 TO NOW! ## A SPECIAL PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR + THE BRAND-NEW TARYN SIMON EXHIBITION 🗓 **Saturday\, September 26\, 2026 \| 1:00 PM** 📍 **Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum** 1071 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10128 👥 **LIMITED PRIVATE GROUP EVENT** 💵 **SPECIAL SOCIAL CLUB PRICE: ONLY $25 PER PERSON** **Includes Museum Admission AND our Private One-Hour Guided Tour!** *** ## ✨ A VERY SPECIAL AFTERNOON AT THE GUGGENHEIM Join us for a wonderful Saturday afternoon at one of New York City's most iconic cultural institutions as our Social Club returns to the **Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum** for a completely new experience! And this time, we're doing something special. I have arranged a **private one-hour guided tour exclusively for our Social Club**, led by one of the Guggenheim's Museum Educators, focusing on the exciting exhibition: # 🎨 GUGGENHEIM POP: 1960 TO NOW Following our private guided experience, our afternoon will continue with a **self-guided exploration of the Guggenheim's brand-new Taryn Simon exhibition**, which will have opened only eight days before our visit! So this is essentially **two completely different museum experiences in one afternoon**. This is Pop Art—but not simply a retrospective. *Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now* traces the explosive emergence of Pop in the early 1960s and follows its influence all the way into contemporary art. Advertising. Comic strips. Consumer products. Movies. Mass media. Celebrity. Everyday objects. Artists took imagery that surrounded ordinary people and completely transformed the boundaries between popular culture and fine art. And we're talking about some **very recognizable names**: 🎨 **Andy Warhol** 🎨 **Roy Lichtenstein** 🎨 **Yayoi Kusama** 🎨 **Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen** 🎨 **Richard Hamilton** 🎨 **Jim Dine** ...alongside contemporary artists who continue to reinterpret Pop's influence today. The exhibition also tells an important Guggenheim story. In 1963, curator Lawrence Alloway organized *Six Painters and the Object* at the Guggenheim—the **first museum presentation of Pop Art in New York**. More than six decades later, this exhibition looks at where Pop began and what became of its legacy. *** ## ⭐ SOME VERY SPECIAL HIGHLIGHTS There are several works here that make this exhibition particularly interesting. 🍌 **Maurizio Cattelan's *Comedian*** — yes, THAT artwork: the banana attached to the wall. 🏸 **Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen's *Soft Shuttlecock*** — being shown in New York for the first time in 25 years. ✨ And **Yayoi Kusama's *INFINITY MIRRORED ROOM – DANCING LIGHTS THAT FLEW UP TO THE UNIVERSE***, a major loan to the exhibition. Having a Guggenheim Museum Educator guide us through this for an hour should make an enormous difference. Rather than simply looking at the works, we'll be able to understand **why they mattered, what the artists were responding to, and how Pop changed modern art.** # 🌀 AND THEN — SOMETHING COMPLETELY NEW! ## TARYN SIMON — A BRAND-NEW GUGGENHEIM EXHIBITION After our private Pop tour concludes, we're not finished! We'll continue on our own through the Guggenheim's **brand-new major exhibition by Taryn Simon**, opening September 18—just eight days before we arrive. And this one sounds fascinating. Simon is known for using photography and storytelling to examine the hidden systems, unseen forces and narratives that shape the world around us. For this major Guggenheim exhibition, she has created an entirely **new body of work** incorporating: 📷 Never-before-seen photographs 🎥 Video 📝 Text 🗿 Sculpture 🌀 Interactive installation And here's what makes it particularly appropriate for the Guggenheim: **The exhibition fills the entire Rotunda.** Rather than following one predetermined route, visitors will be able to choose their own pathways through a huge constellation of imagery and ideas spiraling through Frank Lloyd Wright's extraordinary building. It should be a completely different experience from the Pop exhibition—and because it will have opened only days earlier, **we'll be among its earliest visitors.** *** ## 🏛️ AND, OF COURSE...THIS IS THE GUGGENHEIM The art is only part of the experience. Frank Lloyd Wright's extraordinary spiral building is itself one of the great works of 20th-century architecture and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Even walking through the Guggenheim is unlike visiting virtually any other museum. And for anyone who wants to remain after our two featured exhibitions, your admission provides an opportunity to continue exploring the Museum—including the ongoing **Thannhauser Collection**, with Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and modern French masterpieces including works by **Degas, Manet and Van Gogh**. *** # ⏰ OUR AFTERNOON **12:45 PM — Please arrive by no later than 12:45pm.** **1:00 PM — Our Private Guggenheim Museum Educator Tour Begins** 🎨 *Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now* Approximately **1 hour** **Approximately 2:00 PM — Taryn Simon** 🌀 We'll continue together into the newly opened exhibition for a self-guided exploration. Afterward, members are welcome to remain at the Guggenheim and continue exploring the Museum at their own pace. *** # 💵 AN EXCEPTIONAL SOCIAL CLUB PRICE — ONLY $25! I am especially pleased with the pricing I was able to arrange for our group. Our special Social Club price is: ## **ONLY $25 PER PERSON** And that includes: **✓ Guggenheim Museum admission** **✓ Our exclusive private one-hour guided tour** **✓ Museum Educator** **✓ Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now** **✓ Taryn Simon exhibition afterward** **✓ Access to the Museum's other available galleries** This is an outstanding value for a private guided experience at the Guggenheim. PLEASE NOTE: REFUNDS WILL ONLY BE MADE IF THE EVENT IS CANCELED. *** # 🌟 THIS SHOULD BE A GREAT ONE! **Warhol. Lichtenstein. Kusama. Pop Art.** A **private one-hour Guggenheim tour exclusively for our Social Club.** Then an entirely different experience inside a **brand-new exhibition filling Frank Lloyd Wright's famous Rotunda.** And all of it for **only $25 per member.** I think we have the makings of a really special Saturday afternoon. **Space will be limited, so please RSVP early!** I look forward to seeing everyone at the Guggenheim! 🎨🌀😊

20 attendees

Jean-Michel Basquiat Exhibit

Sat, Sep 26, 5:30 PM

From Carpe Diem

4.9

Join us as we view a free exhibit featuring the early work of Jean-Michel Basquiat at the Bishop Gallery in Brooklyn. [https://thebishopgallery.com/our-friend-jean-barc/](https://thebishopgallery.com/our-friend-jean-barc/) After viewing the artwork, we can grab coffee at a local cafe called 'The Concrete Jungle'. If you have questions or need to get in contact, my # is 917-769-2168.

17 attendees

Keith Haring Exhibit

Sat, Oct 10, 5:30 PM

From Carpe Diem

4.9

Join us as we view a free exhibit entitled 'A World in Motion' featuring artwork by Keith Haring. After viewing the exhibit, we can visit a cafe called 'Blue Bottle Coffee'. [https://www.artwrld.com/exhibit/a-world-in-motion](https://www.artwrld.com/exhibit/a-world-in-motion) If you have questions or need to get in contact, I can be reached at 917-769-2168.

16 attendees

Meet in the Arts

Sat, Sep 26, 5:00 PM

4.3

[Which art style are you? Vote and see who shares your lane.](https://app.favr.town/polls/s_378XeL85R4csGQ?r=@lovemaze) Our preferences in art reveal more about us than we often realize. Long before personality traits were formally categorized, psychologists studied personality differences through individuals' ratings of various paintings. If you find yourself drawn to the same piece of artwork, there's a strong chance you share a deep connection. Meet in the museum for an excursion. Sign up on [favr.town](https://favr.town/) and predict your next art buddy before you meet. Find out if you're right when you meet onsite. Or, if you fancy other museums, pin them at times that work for you on [favr.town](https://favr.town/) and discover who you might meet there. Note: This is a [Favr.town](http://favr.town/) member exclusive event. [Join](https://favr.town/events/meet-and-shop-trader-joes-trader-joes-2026-06-15-17-00) [[https://favr.town](https://favr.town/) ] Hint: Fans of abstract art tend to be creative, pop art lovers are often optimistic, impressionism enthusiasts are more likely to be conscientious, and those who prefer traditional art tend to be, well, more traditional. Something extra: Why do these traits matter? See how [optimism](https://favr.town/blog/the-power-of-optimism-in-relationships-how-a-positive-outlook-strengthens-resilience-emotional-health-and-lasting-love-2025-11-20), [conscientiousness](https://favr.town/blog/how-responsibility-and-reliability-build-trust-and-lasting-love-2026-04-19), [traditional values](https://favr.town/blog/prioritizing-family-values-for-lasting-commitment-and-love-2025-12-17), and [excitement](https://favr.town/blog/how-novelty-play-and-shared-adventure-keep-love-alive-2025-12-14) influence relationships. You can also measure how your sense of [optimism](https://app.favr.town/we?t=1&s=1&b=OPTIMISTIC), [conscientiousness](https://app.favr.town/we?t=1&s=2&b=CONSCIENTIOUS), [traditional values](https://app.favr.town/we?t=1&s=2&b=TRADITIONAL), and [excitement](https://app.favr.town/we?t=1&s=2&b=EXCITING) stack up against others.

From Girls (over 45) Just Wanna Have Fun

CARA Gallery & Tavern on Jane

Sat, Sep 26, 4:00 PM

CARA Gallery (Center for Art, Research & Alliances will exhibit Johanna Hedva: Gravity, My / Favorite Enemy. **Johanna Hedva** is a Korean American artist, writer, and musician based between Los Angeles & New York. The exhibit moves between sculpture, installation, video, writing, and sound. The exhibition gathers time-based installation and video alongside newly produced sculptural wall paintings and a large-scale kinetic sculpture. Hedva say,“I like working with gravity, deterioration, materiality that’s destroyed over time, ruins; I try to make the abyss feel visceral and intimate and close for my viewer.” CARA GALLERY 225 West 13th Street (bet 7th & 8th Ave) After the exhibit, we will walk 4 minutes to: TAVERN ON JANE 31 8th Ave (Jane Street) (212) 675-2526 https://tavernonjane.com/menu/brunch/ \*They have a prix-fixe brunch with muffins & croissants that includes a drink for only $30. \*You may also order a la carte which includes salads, burgers, & sandwiches. Everything is reasonably priced. \*\*\*We do not split the bill. Everyone pays for what they eat and drink + tax + tip. Please bring CASH (20's, 10's, 5's, 1's) so we can pay the check quickly and easily. *** GETTING HERE: Subway: \*E train to 14th Street & 8th Ave (Also, A, C & L) - Walk to Gallery \*1,2,3 Train to 14th Street & 7th Ave - Walk to Gallery *** MEETUP FEE: $5.00 - Pay upon arrival (Exact change please). This helps defray some of the cost of maintaining this group. I pay $400 per year to Meetup. *** PERFUME ALLERGY: Please REFRAIN from wearing perfume. Thanks for your understanding. Light lotions are fine. *** Looking forward to seeing everyone on the 26th. Enjoy the holiday, if you celebrate. Shana Tovah. 🍎 🍯 🍏 🍯 Warmly, Ivy

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