Events

Today is the last day to see the exhibition Robert Moses and the Modern City at the Queens Museum, which opened way back on January 28.

Forty years after the reign of Robert Moses, key city players consider urbanism in the 21st century and set out their vision for the future. Topics to be addressed include regional planning, open space initiatives, transportation, sustainable development, and New York’s role as an international city. James S. Russel, the architecture critic for Bloomberg, will moderate this program featuring a keynote address by Deputy Mayor Daniel Doctoroff and a roundtable discussion with Majora Carter, Anthony Coscia, Tony Hiss and John Sexton.

Opening reception for a three part exhibition on Robert Moses, conducted jointly with the Queens Museum of Art and the Museum of the City of New York. On exhibit at the Wallach Gallery January 31 to April 14, 2007.

A three part exhibition on the legacy of Robert Moses conducted jointly with the Wallach Gallery of Columbia University and the Museum of the City of New York. On exhibit at the Queens Museum until May 13, 2007.

Please join Transportation Alternatives for a great presentation about the ins and outs of Community Boards in NYC and how to get appointed to one near you. Community boards are a great way to make a difference and make your neighborhood a better place for walking and biking.

An oversight hearing on the City's PLANYC 2030 sustainability goal to "reduce global warning emissions by more than 30%" and how best to achieve it.

Intro 199 is a bill in the New York City Council that would require the NYC Department of Transportation to work to reduce driving as a matter of policy.

Join the New York City Audubon Society for a discussion and book signing of Field Notes From a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change by Elizabeth Kolbert.

Today is the RSVP Deadline for a talk at the APA by a senior policy advisor at the mayor's sustainability initiative.