While the holidays are meant to be joyous and celebratory, they can also be busy, stressful, and stir a range of emotions. Join our popular meditation and mindfulness instructor to learn practical strategies for embracing the holiday season and moving through the month with greater ease, presence, and joy.

Did you know your iPhone’s Control Center holds some of the most useful— and underused — features on your device? In this hands-on, one-hour webinar, you’ll learn what the Control Center is, how to customize it, and how to use it to save time and make your iPhone experience smoother.

Join us for a rejuvenating and supportive workshop focused on enhancing flexibility and promoting healthy joints — perfect for seniors of all fitness levels! This session incorporates seated and chair-supported movements designed to gently increase your range of motion, reduce stiffness, and support ease of movement in daily life.

What do The Night Before Christmas, Oreos, and cowboys in New York City have in common? Find out in this engaging one-hour online program exploring the rich history of Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood.

Planning for the future can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. This straightforward, one-hour workshop is designed to help you understand the basics of trusts, estates, and essential planning steps you can take today to protect yourself and your loved ones.

How do we really want to spend our time? How can we bring greater meaning, energy, and connection into  every day? Professional educator Lori Rotskoff will highlight the wisdom and strategies in Oliver Burkeman’s best-selling book Meditations for Mortals: Four Weeks to Embrace Your Limitations and Make Time for What Counts.
You do NOT need to purchase or read the book in advance in order to attend and benefit from this session! 

In this one-hour online program, we will explore the fascinating story of this architectural icon—from its conception and design by famed architect Cass Gilbert to its evolution as a modern mixed-use skyscraper. Featuring vintage and contemporary images, you’ll discover why the Woolworth Building remains one of America’s most beloved skyscrapers. 

2026 is a year of tremendous changes in the Medicare system and Open Enrollment begins on October 15th. Whether you’re new to Medicare, a caregiver assisting a loved one, or simply seeking to better understand your Medicare options, this SideCircle workshop is designed to equip you with valuable insights and the knowledge you need to make informed Medicare decisions.

2026 is a year of tremendous changes in the Medicare system and Open Enrollment begins on October 15th. Whether you’re new to Medicare, a caregiver assisting a loved one, or simply seeking to better understand your Medicare options, this SideCircle workshop is designed to equip you with valuable insights and the knowledge you need to make informed Medicare decisions.

2026 is a year of tremendous changes in the Medicare system and Open Enrollment begins on October 15th. Whether you’re new to Medicare, a caregiver assisting a loved one, or simply seeking to better understand your Medicare options, this SideCircle workshop is designed to equip you with valuable insights and the knowledge you need to make informed Medicare decisions.

This isn’t your grandfather’s Oldsmobile! If you or a loved one is exploring senior living options, you’re not alone—and you might be surprised by how much senior residences have evolved. This workshop offers a fresh look at the wide range of modern senior living communities available today, dispelling outdated myths and helping all of us understand the options, opportunities and reality of today’s senior living residences.

Scammers are getting smarter—and many now use phones, email, and pop-ups to trick people into giving up personal or financial information. In this one-hour webinar, our Apple technology expert will walk us through the most common tech-related scams and how to avoid them.

Join us for an engaging and accessible yoga session designed to support everyday wellness—perfect for older adults of all fitness levels. This class includes both seated and optional standing movements and features stretches that promote circulation, balance, flexibility, and relaxation.

The Flatiron Building was one of the first buildings in Manhattan to be built with a steel skeleton. It was so skinny  on its north end, that men and woman of 1902 thought it might topple over! Learn this and other fun facts in this one-hour webinar.

Frederick Law Olmsted, co-designer of Central Park, believed deeply in the restorative power of nature—a vision influenced by the writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson. In this session, discover how Central Park was intentionally designed to evoke feelings of “rest, tranquility, deliberation and maturity”. Explore the park’s carefully crafted meadows, woodlands, waterfalls, and rock outcroppings—each element chosen to inspire both tranquility and playful wonder.

Love taking photos but not sure what to do with them next? In this practical and beginner-friendly workshop, we’ll explore the powerful features of the Photos app on your iPhone. Learn how to keep your memories organized, make your favorite moments shine with simple editing tools, and create albums you’ll love to revisit and share.

Join us for a lively and interactive webinar on Brain-Healthy Aging! Discover simple, research-backed ways to boost brain fitness through food, movement, and meaningful fun. We’ll explore how everyday choices can build your brain resilience and keep your mind sharp. Come ready to share, learn, and laugh—your brain will thank you!

Join us for a rejuvenating and supportive workshop focused on enhancing flexibility and promoting healthy joints—perfect for seniors of all fitness levels! This session is designed to gently increase your range of motion, reduce stiffness, and support ease of movement in daily life. Whether you’re looking to relieve tightness or simply move with more comfort, this workshop offers a welcoming space to stretch, breathe, and feel your best.

In this session, we’ll explore how the role of the U.S. military has evolved over time, examine its relationship within a changing society, and reflect on our personal experiences with service, sacrifice, and in some cases, protest.

Central Park was never intended to have sculptures—except for one: the Angel of the Waters, now an icon of the LGBTQ+ community. So how did the park become home to over 50 statues and memorials? In this fascinating session, we’ll explore the surprising stories behind some of Central Park’s most beloved artworks, including the Shakespeare statue connected to Lincoln’s assassination and the groundbreaking Women’s Rights Pioneers Monument—the first in the park to honor real historical women.

Think you know your iPhone? Think again! In this fun and practical workshop, we’ll uncover some of the iPhone’s best-kept secrets—tools and tricks that can make everyday life easier and more interesting. 

During our June Current Events in Context event we will explore how every day there seems to be another headline about the implications of artificial intelligence. In this interactive discussion, we will talk about the excitement and concerns around A.I., and explore its economic and social impact within the context of our own personal experiences with disruptive technologies at home, in school and at work.

Join us for an unforgettable tour through Central Park’s architectural highlights—where nature and design intertwine, inviting you to see the park through a new lens.

Caregiving takes heart—and a whole lot of energy. Join us for a calming, practical session designed to help caregivers pause, reset, and recharge. Led by mindfulness and meditation expert Cheryl Brause.

Join us for a soothing chair yoga session designed to release tight muscles, ease discomfort, and promote flexibility—perfect for seniors of all fitness levels! This class focuses on gentle stretches that help alleviate tension and leave you feeling relaxed and mobile. Whether you're new to yoga or looking for a way to stretch and unwind, this workshop provides a supportive space to connect, move, and feel your best.

"They say you're only as old as you feel—so let's dance and stay forever young!"

Join us for a fun and energizing dance class designed for seniors of all fitness levels! Move to the iconic melodies of Broadway while enhancing your mobility, balance, and overall well-being. Whether you're a lifelong dancer or trying it for the first time, this class provides a supportive space to connect with others, move your body, and experience the magic of Broadway's show-stopping hits.

In this workshop, we’ll explore how New York’s 19th-century elite envisioned a grand public park in Manhattan “to serve as a ventilator to a densely populated city”. Discover how the designers were chosen, what existed on the land before, and the complex (and often painful) story of the communities displaced to make way for Central Park.

America's immigration story is a collection of individual journeys, including those of our own ancestors. We'll look at key historical markers—from Ellis Island to the Immigration Act of 1965 to more recent efforts to close the border and curtail immigration—and consider how our personal histories not only intersect with the evolution of U.S. policy but also help shape our sense of immigrants’ place in America today.

Join Emmy-award winning journalist, Claudine Hutton, for this thought-provoking discussion.

In today’s digital age, keeping your accounts safe is more important than ever. We'll walk you through easy-to-understand steps for managing and securing your passwords across your Apple devices, helping you keep your personal information safe.

In the late 19th century, as New York City’s wealthiest residents moved uptown to escape the crowded downtown neighborhoods, they didn’t just build grand homes—they built colossal palaces. From architectural details like turrets, gargoyles, and moats to wrought iron inspired by Italian Renaissance tombs, the Gilded Age mansions along Fifth Avenue were as opulent as their owners. Join us for a journey through time, exploring the incredible sights and stories behind these iconic homes, built by prominent American families such as the Pulitzers, Vanderbilts, and Fricks.