New York Library invites you to an adults-only party with a DJ and cocktails

If you've always dreamed of seeing the northern lights, but you don't have the opportunity to fly north, New York Public Libraryand invites you to the improvised Arctic. According to Time-out, after the event a real Arctic after party will begin with cocktails and a DJ.

The event will take place on Friday, March 15th from 19:00 pm to 22:00 pm in the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building. The program includes special presentations by the curators of the exhibition on Arctic themes, music from DJ Rimarkable from Detroit, games for everyone, master classes on handicrafts, and more. In addition, you can drink a couple of cocktails.

On this day, a new exhibition will be opened in the library. The Awe of the Arctic: A Visual History. It provides an overview of the works of artists and explorers who have depicted Arctic territories for 500 years. Most of the exhibits were taken from the extensive collection of the New York Public Library.

They display illustrations from 16th-century explorers to contemporary photographs. The exhibition will present different types of imaging techniques - from woodcuts and engravings to digital prints. The works make us think about the relevance of the problem of climate change.

The New York Public Library is known for its free exhibitions, which are held in all of its branches. For example, the main building is currently hosting an exhibition featuring artifacts spanning 4 years of history. On it you can hear the voices of the past.

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The exhibition will be held at the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building on 5th Avenue, at the east end of Bryant Park. Admission to the event is pay-what-you-wish; the recommended ticket price is $15. The event is marked 21+, so you must present an ID at the entrance. Book your tickets here.