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.

Many seniors, including those living independently, would benefit from some occasional support or companionship. Unfortunately, they often refuse any outside help causing difficulties for themselves and increased stress and burnout for family members. 

Join us for the first of our Caregiving Series with Judy Santamaria, Sidekick Concierge’s Director of Client Success and veteran caregiving expert as we discuss the reasons behind this resistance and offer suggestions for successfully overcoming this reluctance.

Note: this event has moved from March 20th to March 27th!!

Feeling stressed or anxious? Want to find a happier mindset? Research shows that practicing a few mental exercises each day can rewire the brain and down regulate the nervous system resulting in better sleep, a boost to the immune system, and a reduction in anxiety. Join mindfulness and meditation expert Cheryl Brause for an insightful session on how to manage stress, cultivate a sense of calm and welcome more happiness in your daily life. 

During the past two months the White House has dramatically upended America's projection of power and influence around the world. We'll look at the roots of the president's approach to alliances, expansionism and international treaties, and reflect on how our own identities have been shaped by 80 years of "Pax Americana." 

Join Emmy-award winning journalist, Claudine Hutton, for this thought-provoking series on current events as we explore various topics from the news through the lens of history–and our own personal experiences. 

One of the New York City’s most devastating architectural losses was the original Beaux Arts masterpiece Penn Station, designed Charles McKim of the Gilded Age’s McKim, Mead & White. Learn what made building the station possible, how it connected Manhattan to the rest of the country, and its ultimate demise in this informative presentation with vintage photographs.

In the 19th century, a group of NYC-based landscape painters created what would later be coined as America’s first art movement, the Hudson River School. With the gorgeous Hudson River Valley, Catskill Mountains and surrounding natural areas as their muse, these painters forged a style that would influence American art, identity and culture. Stephanie Heydt, Director of Collections and Exhibitions at the New Britain Museum of American Art, leads this dynamic exploration of the movement that launched not only the direction of nineteenth-century art in this country, but also a uniquely American story.

Join Emmy-award winning journalist, Claudine Hutton, for this thought-provoking series on current events. We’ll explore various topics from the news through the lens of history–and our own personal experiences. 

On February 27th we will examine the evolution of American presidential power, and discuss how the current White House is extending its influence in ways that have (and have not) been seen before.

The Chrysler Building may be one of the world’s most iconic skyscrapers and impressive examples of high Art Deco architectural design, but did you know its construction was fueled by rival architects and automobile competitors? In the early days of the Great Depression, the Chrysler Building was part of the Race to the Sky to surpass the height of the Woolworth Building and be crowned the tallest in the World.

Protecting your personal information is more important than ever. Join us for an informative workshop where we'll guide you through essential steps to keep your iPhone safe and your data secure. This session will provide the tools and practical, easy-to-follow tips you need to feel confident in safeguarding your information.

Join Emmy-award winning journalist, Claudine Hutton, for this thought-provoking discussion on current events. We’ll explore today’s pressing issues through the lens of history–and our own personal experiences. 

Join us for a fun and engaging 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.

Noticing changes in a spouse, parent or friend? Worried about a decline in a loved one’s memory or mental ability? Led by geriatrics expert, Dr. Tina Sadarangani, this essential workshop will help you identify signs of cognitive decline and offer critical advice and next steps for caregivers.

Founded in 1895, the New York Public Library (NYPL) is the nation’s largest public library system, with 92 locations, including its iconic Beaux-Arts main branch on 5th Avenue and 42nd Street, which opened in 1911. How did such a monumental institution come to life in the heart of Manhattan, and how has it evolved over the years? Join us for a deep dive into the fascinating history of this architectural gem.

While the holidays are meant to be joyous and celebratory, they can also be busy, stressful and evoke a range of emotions. Join us and our popular meditation and mindfulness instructor to learn how to embrace the holiday season and move through the month with greater ease, presence, and joy!

Social scientists agree that personal connections are one of the keys to longevity, optimal health, and happiness; yet, people are lonelier and more disconnected than ever before. David Brooks' new book, How to Know A Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen explores the skills we need to make meaningful connections, see others deeply and be understood ourselves.

Explore the captivating history of Rockefeller Center, one of New York City’s most iconic landmarks! Renowned for its grand Christmas tree, the bustling studios of Saturday Night Live, and the awe-inspiring 8-ton Prometheus sculpture, Rockefeller Center is far more than just a collection of attractions. Join us for a fascinating workshop that uncovers the rich history and architectural splendor of this remarkable complex.

Are you seeking expert advice on the complexities of caregiving? Whether you are a spouse, child or sibling (or someone else awesome), managing care for an aging family member is a stressful and often overwhelming labor of love. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to engage directly with our expert in gerontology and caregiving, Dr. Sadarangani.

How to get the most out of your iPhone’s camera. Whether you’re snapping family photos or capturing everyday moments, this workshop will provide you with practical tips to take your photography to the next level.

Want to get a deep and restful night’s sleep? Join us, and our expert mindfulness and meditation instructor, as we explore ways to improve our sleep habits, change our relationship to sleep, and learn how to get a good night's rest.

Step back in time and explore the fascinating history of the Empire State Building, a true icon of the New York City skyline! Join us for an immersive workshop that delves into the story of this legendary skyscraper, which held the title of the world’s tallest for an incredible forty years, from 1931 to 1971.

Feeling anxious about the upcoming election? Join us for this supportive SideCircle event where we will come together, be together and breathe together.

Don’t miss this essential session run by our expert In gerontology, Dr Sadarangani. Learn how to advocate for yourself and manage your healthcare by asking the critical questions and effectively communicating with your doctors.

Tremendous changes are coming to the Medicare system in 2025; Open Enrollment begins on October 15th. This workshop will equip you with the knowledge you need to make informed Medicare decisions.