Mon, Jan 30
• Coffee & Classics: Of Mice and Men by John Steinback, with Jon Michaud
• Daytime: Genius Of Place: The Life Of Frederick Law Olmsted

Tue, Jan 31
• Daytime: Family of Freedom:  Presidents and African Americans in the White House with Kenneth T. Walsh: Hear the remarkable behind-the-scenes story of the intertwined relationships be-tween presidents and the African Americans who have worked in the White House and been integral to its operation.
• Classes: How to Arrange “Deli” Flowers with Debbie Kopinski
• Talks: A Conversation and Screening with Ed Burns

Wed, Feb 1
• Film: Dead End: Hoodlums and Heartbreak in Old New York!

Thu, Feb 2
• Daytime: Extreme Weather: Remember the August earthquake and Hurricane Irene? Meteorologist Bonnie Schneider reports on these and other natural disasters—from flash floods and tsunamis to snowstorms and tornadoes—and explains when they’re likely to strike and how we need to respond.
• The Story Collider: Join The Story Collider and the New York Academy of Sciences February 2 for six personal, comedic stories by and about science teachers.

Fri, Feb 3
• Film: Some Kind of Wonderful with actress Mary Stuart Masterson in person for post-screening Q&A, moderated by Salon’s Mary Elizabeth Williams.
• Music: The Bengsons / Wyatt: High energy indie-folk with good vibes to spare.
• Film: Can’t Buy Me Love

Sat, Feb 4
• Comedy: The Iron Mule Short Comedy Film Festival hosted by Jay Stern and Victor Varnado
• Music: Zammuto/Achante: Live Music and Film

Sun, Feb 5
• BYOK: Elizabeth Mitchell
• Daytime: The Future of Israel: Ed Koch, Ellen Laipson, Aluf Benn, Prof. Eyal Naveh

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