Featured Events in New York in June 2025 (May Updated)

Celebrate one of Broadway’s true icons with this legendary theatrical event! Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends is an irresistible celebration of the master himself, with a company headlined by none other than Tony Award® winners Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga. Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends comes to Broadway from London’s West End, where it earned a bevy of 5-star raves and was hailed by The Times as “unmissable musical theatre.”

Monstrous Beauty: A Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie radically reimagines the story of European porcelain through a feminist lens. When porcelain arrived in early modern Europe from China, it led to the rise of chinoiserie, a decorative style that encompassed Europe’s fantasies of the East and fixations on the exotic, along with new ideas about women, sexuality, and race. This exhibition explores how this fragile material shaped both European women’s identities and racial and cultural stereotypes around Asian women. Shattering the illusion of chinoiserie as a neutral, harmless fantasy, Monstrous Beauty adopts a critical glance at the historical style and its afterlives, recasting negative terms through a lens of female empowerment. Bringing together nearly 200 historical and contemporary works spanning from 16th-century Europe to contemporary installations by Asian and Asian American women artists, Monstrous Beauty illuminates chinoiserie through a conceptual framework that brings the past into active dialog with the present. In demand during the 1700s as the embodiment of Europe’s fantasy of the East, porcelain accumulated strong associations with female taste over its complex history. Fragile, delicate, and sharp when broken, it became a resonant metaphor for women, who became the protagonists of new narratives around cultural exchange, consumption, and desire.

In her first solo museum exhibition, Whitney Claflin (American, b.1983) features a focused selection of works tracing her distinctive approach to painting and ongoing engagement with notions of infatuation, misrecognition, and waywardness. The exhibition includes over twenty new and recent paintings, which careen between subjects and styles ranging from lyrical abstractions and breezy sketches to snippets of text, renditions of logos, and scraps of mass-produced textiles. Following the associative logic of a mixtape or poem, they express transient states of intensity. References and subcultural symbols—such as nods to 1970s flower-power paraphernalia, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, beloved New York bars, and the late-90s DIY scene of her teens in Providence, Rhode Island—suffuse her work with varying degrees of legibility. In addition to paintings, the exhibition also includes drawing, photography, video, and sculptural interventions, highlighting Claflin’s multifaceted approach.

The exhibition is drawn from the Museum’s collection, as well as through key loans from organizations including: Institute of Jazz Studies, Louis Armstrong House Museum & Archives, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Public Library, Celia Cruz Foundation, Center for Puerto Rican Studies (Centro), Royal House of LaBeija, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Remix⟷Culture, CUNY Center for Dominican Studies, Apollo Theater, Karla Flórez School of Dance, Think!Chinatown, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Thunderbird American Indian Dancers, Brooklyn Contra, and private lenders such as Rubén Blades, DJ Rekha, Judy Santos, Hellotones, and many more.

For the 2025 Roof Garden Commission, Jennie C. Jones (born 1968, Cincinnati, Ohio) will produce Ensemble. Only her second outdoor sculptural installation, the project will explore the sonic potential of stringed instruments as well as their formal possibilities. In the artist's unique response to modernism, these acoustic sculptures propose the line of the string as a proxy for art history, unbroken and continuous. In her paintings, sculptures, works on paper, installations, and audio compositions, Jones uses sound to respond to the legacy of minimalism and to modernism itself. Drawing on her immersion in Black improvisation and avant-garde music, she deploys sound and listening as important conceptual elements of her practice, from the acoustic fiberglass panels she affixes to canvas, which absorb sound and affect the acoustic properties of the environment, to the lines and bars she creates through her compositions that refer to elements of musical notation. Her work across media offers new possibilities for minimalist abstraction, challenging how—and by whom—it is produced.

This spring, the Guggenheim Museum’s iconic rotunda will fill Rashid Johnson’s Anxious Men, spray-painted text works, large-scale sculptures, films, and more in a highly anticipated mid-career exhibition. Rashid Johnson: Poems for a Deep Thinker will bring together nearly 90 works that showcase the Chicago-born, New York-based artist’s wide-ranging practice, exploring themes ranging from history and literature to black pop culture and music.

Mike King is America’s most prolific gig poster artist. What began as a means of promoting his own bands’ shows in the late 1970s gradually morphed into a full-time specialty in the art of the eye-catching concert poster. Today, there are few major venues or bands that have not worked with him—his imagery has saturated into the tapestry of American music culture, appearing on album covers, t-shirts, and, most importantly, posters. The posters in this exhibition are a mere slice of a much larger visual pie—a taste of some of Mike’s rarest posters from a thirty-year spread within his ongoing career. They highlight shifts in both the available technology for making posters, from fully analog to digital, as well as how the function of gig posters has evolved from advertisements to collectible merchandise. Rather than being presented strictly chronologically, each section focuses on Mike’s process for creating the paste-up or digital file necessary to produce each type of poster.

For his first major solo exhibition with Hauser & Wirth in New York, British artist Thomas J Price presents five towering figurative bronze sculptures alongside a large-scale photographic work comprising 18 separate framed images.

Di Donna Galleries presents The Surrealist Collage: Where Dreams and Reality Meet. Organized in collaboration with Timothy Baum-a renowned poet, essayist, collector, and expert in Dada and Surrealism-the exhibition showcases a significant collection of collages by leading Surrealist artists.The Surrealist Collage celebrates the evocative power of collage as a unique medium and explores how it embodied both the imagination and ingenuity of the Surrealists. By assembling fragments of printed images, photographs, and other ephemera, they created dreamlike compositions that merged the boundaries between reality and the imagination.

For his inaugural exhibition with Hauser & Wirth in New York, William Kentridge presents his acclaimed nine-episode film series ‘Self-Portrait as a Coffee Pot’ and more than forty-five drawings integral to its creation alongside a group of sculptural works. This immersive installation will occupy two floors of the gallery’s 22nd Street building and is the first time the drawings from the film series will be on view to the public. Transforming the first floor into a space evocative of the artist’s own working environment and highlighting the integral relationship between drawing and sculpture throughout the second floor, ‘A Natural History of the Studio’ invites visitors to step into Kentridge’s creative process and explore the complex ways in which his work reveals truths about the ways we think, live and relate to one another.

For Dyson’s first major installation with sound in New York City, the artist experiments with “breath as geography.” Inside a large sculptural pavilion, Dyson introduces a multichannel soundscape comprising the artist’s recordings of a range of spoken sounds. In what Dyson envisions as a kind of spatial drawing of field recordings, she explores the idea that the sound in between the words we speak can carry memories of places and spaces. As audiences move through the installation, the sonic textures and compositions change. Surrounded by grand waterways and architectural landmarks, the work encourages audiences to reflect upon the ways that our experience is grounded in the landscape beneath and encircling us.

GRIMM presents a solo exhibition of new paintings by British artist Louise Giovanelli. This is the Manchester-based artist’s fifth solo exhibition at GRIMM and her fourth at the New York gallery. Metrograph showcases a selection of films curated by the artist to accompany the exhibition. Giovanelli's delicate, luminous works inject vitality into historical subjects from the canon of Western art. Through interconnected series, she weaves together visual clues surrounding a specific moment or event. Her subject matter is primarily chosen for its formal qualities and includes, staged photographs, film stills, classical sculpture, and architectural elements. Within each series, Giovanelli repeats her motifs and certain paintings appear nearly identical, excepting slight alterations of the composition, or tonality.

Explore Woman on a Bridge #1 of 5: Tar Beach (1988), one of the most important works by Faith Ringgold, a renowned artist, writer, and activist. This monumental quilt, the first in a series of five, tells the story of a young girl who dreams of flying from her Harlem rooftop to celebrate her own freedom and self-possession. This exhibition dives into Ringgold’s artistic influences and the lasting impact she has had on later generations of artists. Alongside Tar Beach, visitors will see works from the Guggenheim New York collection by European modernists such as Marc Chagall and Pablo Picasso, who inspired Ringgold, and contemporary American artists such as Tschabalala Self and Sanford Biggers, whose work reflects her legacy.

Matthew Marks is pleased to announce Julien Nguyen, the next exhibition in his gallery at 526 West 22nd Street. The exhibition includes twenty new paintings. Julien Nguyen draws inspiration from disparate historical periods and cultural traditions, collapsing time and distance to create new worlds. Nguyen embodies this approach not only in the content of his work, which references art history, science fiction, contemporary subjects, and the artist’s personal life, but also in his materials, which draw from Medieval, Renaissance, and traditional Japanese painting practices. This exhibition presents the artist’s first paintings made directly on copper panels, a painting technique first developed during the Middle Ages and later popularized by Old Masters such as Rembrandt and Jan Brueghel the Elder.

In the century since its founding as a public institution, the Morgan’s collections have grown dramatically, deepening the core assembled by J. Pierpont Morgan and his librarian, Belle da Costa Greene, who became the first Director of the institution. This growth is made possible through the support of members and donors who expand and enrich the historical, artistic, and literary contexts of the Morgan’s holdings, and this exhibition commemorates a notable selection of purchases, gifts, and promised gifts made in honor of the Morgan’s Centennial. Ranging from the Middle Ages to the present, the Centennial acquisition highlights include two manuscripts related to the publication of Leonardo da Vinci’s Treatise on Painting; Renaissance and modern bookbindings of exceptional craftsmanship; an extraordinary group of manuscripts related to Queen Elizabeth I, Marie de’ Medici, Edgar Allan Poe, and John Coltrane; groups of photographs by Emmet Gowin and Frederick Sommer; and drawings by Parmigianino, Annibale Carracci, Cy Twombly, Helen Frankenthaler, Giuseppe Penone, and Bridget Riley.

The Creativity Workshop is an inspiring, motivational experience. You will explore and transform your own creativity through a series of exercises working with creative writing, memoir, free form drawing, photography, storytelling and mindfulness. The Creativity Workshop in New York The Creativity Workshop is an inspiring, motivational experience. You will explore and transform your own creativity through a series of exercises working with creative writing, memoir, free form drawing, photography, storytelling and mindfulness. You will get over creative blocks, writer’s block and paralyzing self-criticism.You will find new sources of inspiration in everyday life.You will learn a 15-minute practice that will keep you creative for life.The Creativity Workshops are for people from all professions, ages and nations. Educators, scientists, lawyers, writers, artists, engineers, advertising and marketing professionals, therapists, business professionals all attend our workshops. You don't have to be an artist to be creative. What Creativity Workshop participants all have in common is the desire to explore and harness their unique creative process. Our participants meet like-minded and inspiring individuals and make lifelong friends. Experiential Conference Workshop focused on Creativity and Innovation. Professional Development All Disciplines: education, arts, business, creative writing, design, psychology, innovation, advertising, theatre, marketing, law - Graduate Credits/CEUs. Information Source: The Creativity Workshop | eventbrite

Between Latitude and Longitude constitutes the inaugural exhibition in the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing’s in-focus gallery, part of the complete major reenvisioning of The Met collection of African art. In celebration of the initiative, an artistic landmark work by Senegalese Modernist Iba Ndiaye (1928–2008), Tabaski, a gift to The Met, is being ushered into the collection. Since the 1982 opening of the Rockefeller Wing, a canon of African Modernist painting has taken shape, and Ndiaye emerges consistently as a foundational figure of international importance, yet his contributions remain largely unknown outside Senegal.

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Join us for a launch event with critically acclaimed writer, Erik Piepenburg discussing his debut book Dining Out . Joining Erik in conversation is the deputy editor of the New York Times Opinion section Patrick Healy . This event will be hosted in the Strand Book Store's 3rd floor Rare Book Room at 828 Broadway on 12th Street. Can’t make the event? Purchase a signed copy of Dining Out here . ACCESSIBILITY: Strand Book Store is an ADA compliant venue. The event space is accessible via elevator. ASL interpretation is available for this event by request only. Please reach out to our events team at events@strandbooks.com by 5/19 to request. Please ask a Strand employee upon arrival for directions to accessible seating if preferred. For further information on accessibility in this space, or to make a request, please contact events@strandbooks.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- As gay restaurants evolve and chart new futures, New York Times journalist Erik Piepenburg takes readers on a tour of American gay dining, with stops at 1930s Automats, lesbian bistros, Wisconsin sports bars, pioneering drag brunches, and other restaurant destinations, including his own beloved diners. It's a trip that's full of joy, sex, sorrow, activism, and nostalgia. Dining Out explores how gay people came of age, came out, and fought for their rights not just in gay bars or the streets, but in restaurants, from cruisy urban cafeterias of the 1920s to mom-and-pop diners that fed the Stonewall generation to the intersectional hotspots of the early 21st century. Using archival material, original reporting and interviews, and first-person accounts, Erik Piepenburg explores how LGBTQ restaurants shaped, and continue to shape, generations of gay Americans. Through the eyes of a reporter and the stomach of a hungry gay man, Dining Out examines the rise, impact, and legacies of the nation’s gay restaurants past, present, and future. Hamburger Mary’s, Florent, a suburban Denny’s queered by kids: Piepenburg explores how these and many other gay restaurants, coffee shops, diners and unconventional eateries connected meals with memories and changed the modern LGBTQ civil rights movement for the better. Photo credit: Peter Larson Erik Piepenburg has been writing for The New York Times since 2004, covering LGBTQ+ issues, film, theater, television, food and travel. His writing has also appeared in The Los Angeles Times,Time Out New York , the Chicago Reader , Out magazine, and other publications. Originally and proudly from Cleveland, he lives with his partner in New York City. Photo credit: New York Times Patrick Healy is the deputy editor of the N ew York Times Opinion section, where he works with the columnists, the editorial board, the Audio team and the guest essay editors on a wide range of issues and ideas, in particular politics and government. Before joining Opinion in May 2021, Patrick worked in the Times newsroom for 16 years, serving as Politics editor during the 2020 U.S. presidential election and the 2018 congressional midterm elections, and as a deputy Culture editor. As a reporter at the Times from 2005 to 2016, Patrick was nationalpolitical correspondent covering the 2016 presidential election, helping lead the team of reporters assigned to that race; he also covered Hillary Clinton's campaign in the 2008 race and, in 2004, covered John Kerry for the Boston Globe . From 2009 to 2014 Patrick was the Times theater reporter. Before coming to the Times , he was a reporter for the Boston Globe from 2000 through 2004, covering the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and higher education in Boston and New England. Patrick was a finalist for the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for Beat Reporting , for his higher education coverage at the Globe . He received The Livingston Award in 2001 for his Globe series on Harvard honors and grade inflation, as well as prizes for his coverage of student suicide at M.I.T. From 1994 until 2000, Patrick worked as a reporter and editor at The Chronicle of Higher Education. He graduated from Tufts University and grew up in Scituate, Massachusetts. He and his husband, Ray Delgado, live in Manhattan. Information Source: The Strand Book Store | eventbrite

Please join us for the Sixteenth Annual Catholic Charities Gala where His Eminence , Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan , will present the Deus Caritas Est Award to Susan L. Camerata and Michael T. Rooney, Sr. of RDC Development, LLC and Marcos A. Rodriguez , Founder, CEO, and Partner of Palladium Equity Partners, LLC, for their dedicated commitment to Catholic Charities and outstanding charitable work. We will also be celebrating Monsignor Kevin Sullivan, Executive Director of Catholic Charities New York, with a special tribute for his extraordinary leadership and dedication to New Yorkers in need. This black-tie dinner will be held at The American Museum of Natural History, NYC on Wednesday, June 4, 2025 . For more information, please contact the Gala office at 347-545-2501 or CatholicCharities@cmevents.net Information Source: Catholic Charities NY Second Century Fund, Inc | eventbrite

Join us for an in-person event with highly acclaimed writer Hala Alyan for the release of her new memoir I’ll Tell You When I’m Home. Joining Hala in conversation is New York Times bestselling author Leslie Jamison . This event will be hosted in the Strand Book Store's 3rd floor Rare Book Room at 828 Broadway on 12th Street. Can’t make the event? Purchase a signed copy of I’ll Tell You When I’m Home here. ACCESSIBILITY: Strand Book Store is an ADA compliant venue. The event space is accessible via elevator. Please ask a Strand employee upon arrival for directions to accessible seating if preferred. ASL interpretation is available for this event by request only. Please reach out to our events team at events@strandbooks.com by 5/21 to request. For further information on accessibility in this space, or to make a request, please contact events@strandbooks.com . -------------------------------------------------------------------- The rich and deeply personal debut memoir by award-winning Palestinian American poet and novelist Hala Alyan, whose experience of motherhood via surrogacy forces her to reckon with her own past, and the legacy of her family’s exile and displacement, all in the name of a new future. After a decade of yearning for parenthood, years marked by miscarriage after miscarriage, Hala Alyan makes the decision to use a surrogate. In this charged time, she turns to the archetype of the waiting woman—the Scheherazade who tells stories to ensure another dawn—to confront her own narratives of motherhood, love, and inheritance. As her baby grows in the body of another woman, in another country, Hala finds her own life unraveling—a husband who wants to leave; the cost of past traumas and addictions threatening to resurface; the city of her youth, Beirut, on the brink of crisis. She turns to family stories and communal myths: of grandmothers mapping their lives through Palestine, Kuwait, Syria, Lebanon; of eradicated villages and invading armies; of places of refuge that proved only temporary; of men that left and women that stayed; of the contradictions of her own Midwestern childhood, and adolescence in various Arab cities. Meanwhile, as the baby grows from the size of a poppyseed to a grain of rice, then a lime, and beyond, Hala gathers the stories that are her legacy, setting down the ones that confine, holding close those that liberate. It is emotionally charged, painstaking work, but now the stakes are higher: how to honor ancestors and future generations alike in the midst of displacement? How to impart love for those who are no longer here, for places one can no longer touch? A stunningly lyrical and brutally honest quest for motherhood, selfhood, and peoplehood, I’ll Tell You When I’m Home is a powerful story of unraveling and becoming, of destruction and redemption, and of homelands lost and recreated. Photo credit: Mustafa Mirza Hala Alyan is the author of the novels Salt Houses —winner of the Dayton Literary Peace Prize and the Arab American Book Award, and a finalist for the Chautauqua Prize—and The Arsonists’ City , a finalist for the Aspen Words Literary Prize. She is also the author of five highly acclaimed collections of poetry, including The Twenty-Ninth Year and The Moon That Turns You Back . Her work has been published by The New Yorker, The Academy of American Poets, The New York Times, The Guardian , and Guernica . She lives in Brooklyn with her family, where she works as a clinical psychologist and professor at New York University. Photo credit: Grace Ann Leadbeater Leslie Jamison is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Splinters , The Recovering, and The Empathy Exams ; the collection of essays Make It Scream, Make It Burn, a finalist for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award; and the novel The Gin Closet, a finalist for the LA Times Book Prize. She is a contributing writer for the New York Times Magazine , and her work has appeared in publications including The Atlantic, Harper’s, the New York Times Book Review, the Oxford American, and the Virginia Quarterly Review , among many others. She teaches at Columbia University and lives in Brooklyn. Information Source: The Strand Book Store | eventbrite

Come join HIMSS NYS Chapter Members for a ball game at Yankees Stadium. We look forward to seeing you there! Date: Wednesday June 04th, 2025 Time: 7:05pm Tickets: $30/ticket* *All tickets are electronic and will be sent to participants via a text. We ask that when you sign up, please provide a cell phone number so we can send you the tickets. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Anthony at: amfjo48@yahoo.com We look forward to seeing you there! Information Source: HIMSS New York State Chapter | eventbrite

CMO Series Live Venue: SECOND Floor, 849 6th Ave, NYC Date: 5th June 2025 Conference Timings: 09:00am - 4:45pm Evening entertainment: 4:45pm - late Cost: $750 / £595 In 2024, CMO Series Live brought together over 200 fantastic leaders from legal marketing and professional services at a one-day conference, brought to you by Passle. 2025 will see it return on Thursday, June 5th. The conference includes two streams of content, focusing on case-studies of both marketing strategy and marketing technology, making for a thought-provoking day. There will be plenty of time to network and connect with marketing leaders from across the industry as well as the world’s best-in-class technology providers. Attendees are CMOs and Business Development Directors in commercial law firms and strategic advisories, looking to engage in rich, insightful discussions on topics that are shaping the future of professional services marketing. There is also the opportunity to connect with the tech partners who can make plans a reality. Space is limited so early booking is highly recommended. *Photos and video footage taken at the event may be used for marketing purposes. Information Source: Passle Inc | eventbrite

A Lively Mind immerses viewers in the inspiring story of Jane Austen’s authorship and her gradual rise to international fame. Iconic artifacts from Jane Austen’s House in Chawton, England join manuscripts, books, and artworks from the Morgan, as well as from a dozen institutional and private collections, to present compelling new perspectives on Austen’s literary achievement, her personal style, and her global legacy. Beginning as a teenager, Austen cultivated her imaginative powers and her ambition to publish. Encouraged by her family, especially her father and her sister Cassandra, she persevered through years of uncertainty. Her creativity found expression in a range of artistic pursuits, from music-making to a delight in fashion. The story of how Americans first encountered and responded to Austen’s novels, unbeknownst to her, emerges from four surviving copies of an unauthorized edition of Emma published during her lifetime. Following Austen’s death, family members preserved their memories of her, while carefully guarding what was publicly revealed. Austen’s audience continued to grow as those who loved her novels helped new generations of readers to appreciate them. In addition to celebrating Austen, A Lively Mind commemorates the landmark gift of Austen manuscripts to the Morgan in 1975 by Alberta H. Burke and draws extensively on the extraordinary collection she bequeathed to Goucher College in Baltimore.

The Details: Networking Event for Social Media Specialists, Content Creators, and Digital Marketing Experts: Join us to connect with professionals in the world of Social Media, Influencers on Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, Facebook, Snapchat, and YouTube. This is a cross-industry gathering. Attendees can select the industries or topics that pique their interest during check-in. Whether you're a Social Media Analyst, Content Creator, Digital Advertising Expert, Influencer, or involved in any other facet of the Social Media realm, this event presents an ideal opportunity to step away from your desk, enjoy some cocktails, and engage with potential business partners, investors, industry experts, and prospective clients. Alternatively, just come out and forge new friendships! Our past events have witnessed numerous business connections and lasting friendships take root. The Host: https://plentyofparties.com The Venue: Sir Henry's Address: 795 8th Ave, New York, NY 10019 Website: https://sirhenrysnyc.com/ Phone: (646) 398-8886 Information Source: POP Promotions | eventbrite

Introducing First to Fast – Runna’s all-new race series. We are so excited to bring you Runna's new race series. First to Fast is designed for every runner -- whether you’re tackling your first-ever 5K or pushing for a new PB. It’s bringing runners together to push limits, and celebrate every achievement along the way. Get ready for a high-energy experience with: A flat and friendly course - perfect for both beginners or seasoned runners chasing a new PB! Cheering Fan Zones– feel the energy, soak in the support along the route Epic post-race village– refuel, relax, and revel in your achievement Live DJs– because every great run deserves a great soundtrack And so much more! Once you purchase your ticket, set up your 5K training plan on Runna and select First to Fast New York City as your goal—let’s get you race-ready. Save 60% as a Runna Premium subscriber! Find your exclusive discount code in the offers section of the app. Make sure to pre-order your limited edition First to Fast race performance t-shirt to be delivered to you with your race bib! We can't wait to see you there! Information Source: Runna | eventbrite

East Pack 2025 is the region's foremost packaging event, connecting industry professionals from esteemed companies such as PepsiCo, Pepperidge Farms, and Mars with leading suppliers who offer cutting-edge packaging technologies. This event showcases a wide range of automation solutions, from semi-automatic equipment to sophisticated "smart" systems. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore an extensive display of products, including packaging materials, machinery, equipment, containers, and various services. Furthermore, East Pack 2025 presents an array of material handling solutions, automation and controls, as well as automated data management technologies. Taking place at the prestigious Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City, East Pack 2025 is a significant gathering that will be held from June 10th to June 12th, 2025. Discover the latest innovations in the packaging industry and connect with professionals who are at the forefront of this dynamic field. Whether you are seeking to optimize your packaging processes or stay informed about the most recent advancements, East Pack 2025 provides a platform for knowledge exchange and networking opportunities. Join industry leaders and explore the future of packaging technology at East Pack 2025 in New York City.

Medical Design & Manufacturing East 2025 is the premier MedTech event on the East Coast, attracting thousands of engineers, executives, and leading suppliers. This three-day event, held at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York, offers a unique opportunity to engage with top products and cutting-edge technologies in medical diagnosis. By attending Medical Design & Manufacturing East 2025, professionals gain critical insights and knowledge on the latest industry innovations and emerging technologies in the field of medical diagnosis and research. This event serves as a hub for industry experts to connect and collaborate, fostering an environment of learning and growth. With its vast array of exhibitors, Medical Design & Manufacturing East 2025 showcases the most advanced solutions and advancements in medical technology. Professionals can explore the latest products, engage with industry leaders, and stay ahead of the curve in this ever-evolving field. From June 10th to June 12th, 2025, the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center will be bustling with professionals eager to enhance their understanding and navigate the rapidly changing landscape of MedTech. Join the thousands of attendees at Medical Design & Manufacturing East 2025 to gain valuable insights, network with industry experts, and discover the future of medical diagnosis.

Quality Expo East 2025, taking place at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City, is an essential trade show within the advanced design and manufacturing industry. As part of the largest industry event on the East Coast, Quality Expo East 2025 is a must-attend for professionals seeking the latest solutions in test, measurement, and inspection. This event offers a unique opportunity to source from a comprehensive collection of cutting-edge suppliers, ensuring access to the most innovative products and services. In addition, attendees can enhance their expertise by participating in conference-level education sessions, which are offered free of charge. Networking with thousands of industry professionals is another highlight of this event, providing valuable connections that can propel both projects and careers forward. Don't miss out on Quality Expo East 2025, where you can stay at the forefront of industry advancements and make meaningful connections within the field. Mark your calendars for June 10th to June 12th, 2025, and secure your place at this premier trade show.