Events

Understanding NYC's Medieval and Baroque Precedents in European and American Urban Capital Cities

Who Killed the Electric Car? is a 2006 documentary film that explores the birth, limited commercialization, and subsequent death of the battery electric vehicle in the United States, specifically the General Motors EV1 of the 1990s. The film explores the roles of automobile manufacturers, the oil industry, the U.S. government, batteries, hydrogen vehicles, and consumers in limiting thedevelopment and adoption of this technology. (Wikipedia)

Former VP and Presidential candidate Al Gore's crusade to raise awareness of global warming gets a useful new platform in An Inconvenient Truth. Davis Guggenheim's docu is a straight forward record of the lecture Gore has toured for years, juiced by elaborate graphics. An excellent educational tool.

In this informal workshop you can learn basic bike repair and maintenance. From fixing flats to overhauling wheels we cover most bike issues. You may bring your own bike if it's not too crowded. All skill levels are welcome.

In this informal workshop you can learn basic bike repair and maintenance. From fixing flats to overhauling wheels we cover most bike issues. You may bring your own bike if it's not too crowded. All skill levels are welcome.

In this informal workshop you can learn basic bike repair and maintenance. From fixing flats to overhauling wheels we cover most bike issues. You may bring your own bike if it's not too crowded. All skill levels are welcome.

In this informal workshop you can learn basic bike repair and maintenance. From fixing flats to overhauling wheels we cover most bike issues. You may bring your own bike if it's not too crowded. All skill levels are welcome.

Come learn the basics of bicycle repair from female mechanics at Time's Up's workshop designed by and for women. You will learn on Time's Up's bicycles (you can apply what you've learned to your own bike on Thursday nights). No previous experience with bicycle repair required -- or expected.

The Outreach Committee meets on the second Tuesday of every month to organize media outreach, tabling opportunities, messaging and getting the word out about environmental issues and more. New volunteers are welcome--this is an excellent way to get more involved with Time's Up!