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A rooftop terrace in Midtown Manhattan topped by a whimsical “wizard’s hat,” a light-filled long room with five levels of browsable book stacks, a center serving lifelong learners, a dedicated floor for kids and teens where they can see behind the scenes as books are sorted, and more await New Yorkers at the city’s newest library.

From September 3 to 5, a three-day festival hosted by Vamvakou Revival will welcome people to take in the mountain scenery and soak up traditional Greek village life—with a twist. The theme of this year’s Vamvakou Experience Festival, held on the idyllic slopes of Mount Parnon, is “Return to Nature, Return to Yourself, Return to Life!”

Hear hits from the “Queen of Merengue,” see a first-time collaboration between five top New York dance companies, experience a performance of Dark Disabled Stories, watch Do the Right Thing, listen to Mozart’s first and last symphonies, and much more as part of the August offerings at Lincoln Center’s Restart Stages.

Editorial Fellows at BOMB Magazine gain hands-on insights into every stage of the process that leads from artists’ work to reviews and interviews published online and in print.

It’s what all emerging artists hope for: a stretch of time to dedicate themselves, without constraint, to their artistic practice.

Through the latest virtual Journalism Bootcamp at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), young journalists from the University of New Mexico looked at how natural disasters have contributed to mass migration from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras—with an eye to how communities there might grow more resilient in the face of growing climate uncertainty.

Experience the magic of the evening SNF Nostos Run as it returns in person on August 25.