New this year: Master Classes, a series of seminars about the art of making The New Yorker. Get tickets to our 3 masterclasses to learn directly from New Yorker writers and editors: festival.newyorker.com

Just Announced: The Broadway show “All In: Comedy About Love,” by Simon Rich will preview at #NewYorkerFest. The program features excerpts performed by John Mulaney, a discussion with the show’s director, Alex Timbers, and editor Susan Morrison. Buy now: newyorkerfest.visitlink.me/6Ueisg

#NewYorkerFest is excited to present an exclusive screening of “The Piano Lesson,” followed by a conversation with the director, Malcolm Washington, and cast members Danielle Deadwyler and John David Washington. Buy tickets here: newyorkerfest.visitlink.me/SSXIgl

A local newspaper in Hawaii has turned to AI-generated presenters to draw in new audiences. wired.trib.al/L07cbIG

We're off to "To the Motor Show!" Almost every family member gets their own car in this January 1920 VANITY FAIR cover by John Held Jr. #ArchivesOnTheRoad #ArchivesHashtagParty

We're a day late for #MeanGirlsDay, but we think this cover says "...we're going shopping." March 1929 Vogue Magazine cover by Pierre Mourgue. #ArchivesHashtagParty #ArchivesOnTheRoad

🛑 We’ve reached the end of the #ArchivesOnTheRoad! If you’ve enjoyed the ride, #ArchivesHashtagParty on with us when we honor our veterans and service members with #ArchivesSalute on Fri., Nov. 1! 🇺🇸 @usarmy @usnavy U.S. Air Force Mariusz Kujawski @uscg @SpaceForceDoD

Sometimes you don't need to borrow the whole car, just the mirror. 💄 I. G. Haupt illustration for January 9, 1932 The New Yorker #ArchivesOnTheRoad #ArchivesHashtagParty

Such a smart Kyle Chayka column on Taylor Lorenz but also on the media landscape today. “I don’t want to be a full-time writer. I want to be an Internet personality.” newyorker.com/culture/infini…

After weeks of tracking down the Vice President's colleagues back to her San Francisco days, trying to understand how she works and thinks, I sat down with her for an interview. My profile of Kamala Harris, with cover photographs by Annie Leibovitz. vogue.com/article/kamala…

Sort of a Willy Wonka meets Dr. Seuss vibe here with undertones of Hansel & Gretel. Herbert Matter for December 1953 House & Garden.🍬🍭🎄 #ArchivesFeast #ArchivesHashtagParty

While this English Trifle does look good enough for an #ArchivesFeast, we still can't help thinking of Rachel's Thanksgiving Trifle on Friends. Irwin Horowitz for December 1981 Bon Appétit #ArchivesHashtagParty

A holiday centerpiece fit for an #ArchivesFeast! This charming illustration is from one of our favorite artists, Hilary Knight for the cover of December 1956 Gourmet. #ArchivesHashtagParty

That’s a wrap on #ArchivesFeast! 🥘 We enjoyed seeing what was on the table in your collections and now we’re stuffed! The #ArchivesHashtagParty pauses in January, so we’ll see you in February 2025.

Health care accounts for more than 17 per cent of the U.S. economy, or around $4.5 trillion dollars, but the revenues of just two companies—CVS/Aetna and UnitedHealth—account for nearly one in every seven dollars the nation spends on health care. nyer.cm/kRWvjFY

Small, easily weaponizable drones have become a feature of battlefields from the Middle East to Ukraine. Now the threat looms over the US homeland—and the Pentagon's ability to respond is limited. wired.trib.al/m9OaaPP

🚨Attention library people! Desk Set is playing tonight at 9:45 pm EST on TCM. William Marchant's play was loosely based on CBS research librarian, Agnes E. Law, but the film's establishing shots of Rockefeller Center suggest that the company in Desk Set was meant to evoke NBC.

Join us on Friday, February 7, for our next #ArchivesHashtagParty theme, #ArchivesLandscape! Let's celebrate one of America’s greatest treasures—its geographic beauty! From rolling countryside to craggy volcanic fields, show us the picture-perfect landscapes in your collections.

Looking for New York City family history? Check out NYC Dept of Records' NYC Historical Vital Records collection, where you can easily search over 10 million digitized historical birth, death, and marriage records from 1855-1949: on.nyc.gov/3tW1bEN #NYCRecords #FamilyResearch

"Malesky used her library skills like a detective to solve mysteries that intrigued her." npr.org/2025/03/04/nx-…