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“May all your detours be destinations.” That simple wish sparked Detours & Destinations with Rabbi David Ingber, — 92NY’s new podcast exploring life’s twists with purpose, depth, and meaning. Now, we're celebrating a milestone: our first-ever live taping. On May 4, Rabbi Ingber will be joined by Rabbi Jay Michaelson — scholar, LGBTQ+ advocate, and legal analyst — for a powerful conversation on spirituality, justice, and the sacred work of civic life. Join us at The 92nd Street Y for an unforgettable evening of insight and connection. Details below.

A big thank you to Shake Shack for hosting a Donation Day in support of The 92nd Street Y, New York. On April 30, the Upper East Side Shake Shack served up more than just great food—they also gave back a donation to support our arts, culture, and community programs. We’re so grateful to everyone who showed up, mentioned Donation Day, and made their fries a force for good.

We’re proud to celebrate our CEO, Seth Pinsky, named one of #PoliticsNY and amNewYork’s 2025 Power Players in Arts & Culture. This honor recognizes Seth’s visionary leadership at The 92nd Street Y, New York where he’s helping shape the future of New York’s cultural life—expanding access, deepening community, and reaffirming the arts as a vital force for connection and change. Congratulations to Seth and to all the remarkable leaders named to this year’s list. Together, you are ensuring that New York remains a global capital of culture, creativity, and possibility. Learn more in the first comment below.

We’re proud to re-share this thoughtful post from our CEO, Seth Pinsky, reflecting on our newest podcast, Detours & Destinations with Rabbi David Ingber, The 92nd Street Y Senior Director, Jewish Community and Bronfman Center for Jewish Life. He is also the founder of Kehilat Romemu and a leading voice in Jewish renewal. It’s a moving invitation to pause, reflect, and listen especially in uncertain times. The series explores identity, purpose, and the unexpected turns that shape us. Read Seth’s full post below to learn more.

Love Shake Shack? Want to support 92nd Street Y? You’re in luck.   Shake Shack Upper East Side in NYC is hosting a Donation Day on Wednesday, April 30 to support 92NY’s arts, culture, and community programs. Eat well, do good — it’s that simple.   Here’s how to give back.   -Mention "Donation Day" at the register. -Or use code DONATE when ordering online, in-app, or at the kiosk. -Important: You must say it or click it — that’s how Shake Shack knows to send 25% of your order to 92NY.   Your fries have never been more philanthropic. See you at 154 East 86th Street — and thank you for helping 92NY thrive. Mark your calendar, Apr 30.

We’re thrilled to celebrate Katera Kapoor, 92NY Senior Director: Health Promotion, Wellness & Athletics at The 92nd Street Y, New York, on being named a 2025 Aspen Ideas Health Fellow! Katera’s leadership continues to shape how we think about community well-being, and we’re excited to see her bring the energy of 92NY 'Spark Your Health' to this global gathering of innovators. Congratulations, Katera—we can’t wait to see what you’ll contribute, learn and share! Tap the link in the first comment to learn more.

Just announced! Join Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton — one of the most influential American leaders of our time — for a candid, wide-ranging conversation with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour. Together, they’ll explore Clinton’s life in and out of politics, the future of democracy, America’s evolving role in the world, and the personal reflections behind her latest bestselling memoir, Something Lost, Something Gained. Thur, May 1, 7:30pm ET | In Person & Streaming | The 92nd Street Y, New York. Link to the Box Office in the first comment below.

Elton John & Brandi Carlile:  Who Believes In Angels? Stories From The Edge Of Creation World Premiere Screening & Conversation on collaborative album Who Believes In Angels? with Elton John, Brandi Carlile, Bernie Taupin & Andrew Watt with TCM host Dave Karger. An unmissable evening with music legends Elton John and Brandi Carlile take the stage at 92NY for a one-night-only event. Join us on Friday, April 4 for a special two-part evening: a 30-minute screening of the behind-the-scenes film on the making of Who Believes In Angels?, followed by an intimate 30-minute conversation with the artists themselves. This event marks their first joint live appearance upon the album’s hotly anticipated release and just days after their momentous one-night-only event at London’s Palladium. They’ll be joined by longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin and Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Andrew Watt to discuss the making of this extraordinary album — writing and recording from scratch in just 20 days, pushing each other to new creative heights, and the pure joy of the process. Don’t miss your chance to be in the room for this once-in-a-lifetime event. Tap the link in the first comment for tickets.

Leave Your Legacy at 92NY's David Geffen Stage at Kaufmann Concert Hall Your love for the arts can live on in one of New York’s most iconic cultural spaces. This space has been the destination for visionaries and legends—where Leonard Cohen debuted The Stranger Song, Alvin Ailey first performed Revelations, and Yo-Yo Ma mesmerized audiences. In recent years, we have welcomed: - Adrien Brody, the Academy Award-winning actor known for his transformative performances, recently joined us for The Brutalist, bringing his compelling storytelling to life in an unforgettable conversation. - Rosanne Cash, a musical icon redefining American songwriting - Robert Caro, the legendary historian, and Pulitzer Prize-winning author - Tyshawn Sorey, a genre-defying composer, and musician shaping the future of jazz and classical music Now, you can be part of this legacy. Dedicating a seat ensures your name—or the name of someone you love—is forever connected to a place where the arts thrive. All seat dedications made by March 31 will be matched, unlocking 1.5 million dollars thanks to an anonymous donor. Make your passion for the arts a lasting gift. Name your seat today. Tap the link in the first comment for more information.

We are proud to share that the first Share Our America Meeting House at The 92nd Street Y, New York kicks off Feb 27 with an interactive evening focused on community safety and security. Through professionally moderated small-group discussions, participants will share personal experiences and perspectives, fostering connection and understanding. This is the first in a monthly series with an opportunity to engage in thoughtful dialogue and build a stronger, more connected community. Don’t miss it! Tap the link in the first comment below to learn more. #belfercenter #92ndstreety #shareouramerica