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SUMMARY:Living Landmarks Celebration - November 5
DESCRIPTION:The Conservancy celebrated a wonderful group of dedicated New Yorkers at our Living Landmarks Celebration at The Plaza on Wednesday. Living Landmarks help preserve the City we love in their own special ways. It was another “only in New York” evening. \n“Our incredible honorees reflect the rich diversity and extraordinary talent of New York\,” said Peg Breen\, President of The New York Landmarks Conservancy. “Each has made significant contributions that have added to everyone’s enjoyment of the City.” \nWe were proud to honor the generosity and spirit of these exceptional New Yorkers: \nBonnie Comley & Stewart Lane\nAerin Lauder\nKenneth Lonergan & Mark Ruffalo\nCynthia Wainwright & Steve Berger\nDarren Walker \n \nWatch our Video Highlights \nWe were delighted to welcome back many former honorees\, including our wonderful Master of Ceremonies\, Stephen S. Lash. \nPreservation has always played a vital role in defining the energy and excitement of New York. While our honorees come from diverse professions\, all share a commitment to protecting the City’s extraordinary art\, architecture\, and history. \nPhotos from the Event by Noel Sutherland \nPhotos from the Event by James Salzano \nNew York Social Diary coverage \nFor more information about our honorees and supporters\, you can view our Living Landmarks Celebration journal here \nFor more information\, contact Carla Eilo at CarlaEilo@NYLandmarks.org \n(212) 995-5260\, ext. 310. \nVideo by Gil Gilbert \nPhotos by Noel Sutherland & James Salzano
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/32nd-living-landmarks-celebration-save-the-date-november-5/
LOCATION:The Plaza\, 768 5th Ave\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Living Landmarks Celebration
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SUMMARY:2024 Living Landmarks Celebration
DESCRIPTION:  \nWe had another spectacular “Living Landmarks Celebration” last night that honored dedicated New Yorkers\, filled The Plaza Ballroom\, and brought in $1 million for our programs. \n“Our amazing group of honorees reflected the talent and diversity of New York\,” said Peg Breen\, President of The New York Landmarks Conservancy. ”Each has made significant contributions that benefit the City and its residents.” \nWe were delighted to acknowledge these dedicated New Yorkers: \nEllen Futter \nAudrey & Martin Gruss \nDr. Luz Towns-Miranda & Luis A. Miranda\, Jr. \nGenie Rice \nAnn Ziff \n \nWatch our Video Highlights \nWe also want to thank our marvelous Living Landmark alumni who served as Honorary Co-Chairs \nOscar L. Tang ‘22 \nBarbara Tober ‘19 \nAngela Vallot & James G. Basker ‘23 \nAnd of course\, our marvelous Master of Ceremonies \nStephen S. Lash ‘18 \n \nPhotos from the Event on Flickr \nThe New York Landmarks Conservancy is dedicated to celebrating\, preserving\, and protecting the iconic buildings and diverse neighborhoods that define our vibrant and extraordinary City. \nYour support has enabled the Conservancy to provide grants and low-interest loans of more than $900 million to more than 2\,000 restoration and repair projects throughout New York providing much-needed economic stimulus and supporting local jobs. \nNo other organization is engaged in such a hands-on way in sustaining the City’s cultural heritage. \nDonations: If you would like to support this most worthwhile mission\, click here. \nFor more information about our honorees and supporters\, you can view our Living Landmarks Celebration journal here. \nFor more information\, contact Carla Eilo at CarlaEilo@NYLandmarks.org \n(212) 995-5260\, ext. 310. \nVideo by Gil Gilbert \nPhotos by Noel Sutherland \n  \n 
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2024-living-landmarks-celebration/
LOCATION:The Plaza\, 768 5th Ave\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Living Landmarks Celebration
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SUMMARY:2023 Living Landmarks Celebration
DESCRIPTION:We celebrated our 50th anniversary in a lively salute to extraordinary New Yorkers. Our Living Landmarks gala Wednesday was another “only in New York” evening with 450 guests at The Plaza. \nPHOTOS FROM THE EVENT by Noel Sutherland \nCindy Campbell & DJ Kool Herc\, Hip-Hop pioneers \nHis Eminence\, Timothy Cardinal Dolan\, Archbishop of New York \nPaul Goldberger\, Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic \nAnthony W. Marx\, President of The New York Public Library \nMary Ann Tighe\, Chief Executive Officer of CBRE \nAngela Vallot & James G. Basker\, Co-Founder and Partner at VallotKarp Consulting and President of the Gilder Lehrman Institute \n\nWatch our Video Highlights \n“These exceptional New Yorkers represent the very best of our great City\,” said Peg Breen\, President of The New York Landmarks Conservancy. “Each has made substantial contributions that have added to the energy and excitement of the City we love.” \nOur thanks to our fabulous Living Landmark alumni who served as Honorary Co-Chairs \nGordon J. Davis ‘20 \nEmily K. Rafferty ‘19 \nRobert A.M. Stern ‘17 \nBarbara Tober ‘19 \nAnd of course\, to our very own Stephen S. Lash ’18 who served as Master of Ceremonies. \nThe Living Landmarks gala is a fun and festive nod to New York. It is also the Conservancy’s principal fundraising event and provides vital resources for its programs to preserve and protect the iconic buildings and diverse neighborhoods that define the City. \nIn its 50-year history\, the Landmarks Conservancy has disbursed grants and loans totaling $62 million which has leveraged more than $900 million to save 2\,000 sites throughout New York. \nDonations: If you would like to support this most worthwhile mission\, click here. \nFor more information about our honorees and supporters\, you can view our Living Landmarks Celebration journal here. \nFor more information\, contact Carla Eilo at CarlaEilo@NYLandmarks.org \n(212) 995-5260\, ext. 310. \nVideo by Gil Gilbert \nPhotos by Noel Sutherland
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2023-living-landmarks-celebration/
LOCATION:The Plaza\, 768 5th Ave\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Living Landmarks Celebration
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SUMMARY:2022 Living Landmarks Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Thank You – 2022 Living Landmarks Celebration \nWe have honored New Yorkers who have made extraordinary contributions to the City we love for nearly three decades\, recognizing them as Living Landmarks. \n\nWatch Our Highlights from the Evening Video \n“Our amazing group of honorees reflects the talent and diversity of New York\,” said Peg Breen\, President of The New York Landmarks Conservancy. “Each has made significant contributions that have added to everyone’s enjoyment of the City.” \nRev. Calvin Butts III\, Andreas C. Dracopoulos\, Marlene Hess\, Earl Monroe\, Faith Ringgold\, Ciaran O’Reilly and Charlotte Moore\, and Oscar Tang\nIt was a great pleasure to acknowledge these exceptional New Yorkers: \nAndreas C. Dracopoulos\, Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) \nMarlene Hess\, Hess Philanthropic Fund \nEarl Monroe\, New York Knicks \nCharlotte Moore and Ciarán O’Reilly\, Irish Repertory Theatre \nFaith Ringgold\, Artist \nOscar Tang\, Philanthropist and Financier \nThe late Rev. Calvin Butts III\, Abyssinian Baptist Church \nWe also want to thank our marvelous Living Landmark alumni who served as Honorary Co-Chairs \nFrank A. Bennack ‘16 \nMarina Kellen French ‘21 \nGilbert C. Maurer ‘21 \nPatricia D. Klingenstein ‘21 \nCynthia and Thomas Sculco ‘18 \nAnd of course\, our marvelous Master of Ceremonies \nStephen S. Lash ‘18 \nProceeds from our Living Landmarks Celebration will help the City get back on its feet. Since the beginning of the pandemic\, the Conservancy has disbursed 7 million in grants and loans to help people save their homes and neighborhoods\, including cultural\, religious\, and social institutions. \nDonations: If you would like to support this most worthwhile mission\, click here. \nFor more information about our honorees and supporters\, you can view our Living Landmarks Celebration journal here. \nFor more information\, contact Carla Eilo \nat CarlaEilo@NYLandmarks.org or (212) 995-5260\, ext. 310. \nVideo: Gil Gilbert\nPhotos: Noel Sutherland
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2022-living-landmarks-celebration/
LOCATION:The Plaza\, 768 5th Ave\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Living Landmarks Celebration
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SUMMARY:2021 Living Landmarks Celebration
DESCRIPTION:We were thrilled to be back at The Plaza for our 2021 Living Landmarks Celebration and delighted so many of our friends could join us. \n\nWATCH OUR VIDEO: Click here for highlights and to see our honorees. \n“We inaugurated the Living Landmarks Celebration to recognize extraordinary New Yorkers who give back so much to the City we love. This year\, as in the past\, was no exception with another outstanding class of honorees\,” said Peg Breen\, President of The New York Landmarks Conservancy. \nFrom top left: David R. Jones\, Marina Kellen French\, Patricia D. Klingenstein. From bottom left: Gilbert C. Maurer\, Morton Olshan\, and Jonelle Procope\nIt was our great pleasure to recognize the many contributions of these exceptional New Yorkers: \nMarina Kellen French\, President of the Marina Kellen French Foundation \nDavid R. Jones\, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Community Service Society of New York \nPatricia D. Klingenstein\, Klingenstein Philanthropies \nGilbert C. Maurer\, Hearst \nMorton Olshan\, Founder and Chairman Emeritus\, Olshan Properties \nJonelle Procope\, President and Chief Executive Officer\, The Apollo Theater \nWe also want to thank our wonderful Living Landmark alumni who served as Honorary Co-Chairs \nGordon J. Davis\, ‘20\nRonnie Heyman\, ‘20\nLeni and Peter May\, ‘20\nDaryl Roth and Jordan Roth\, ‘14\nRobert E. Wankel\, ‘15 \nAnd of course\, our terrific Master of Ceremonies\nStephen S. Lash\, ‘18 \nProceeds from our Living Landmarks Celebration will help the City get back on its feet. Since the beginning of the pandemic\, we’ve disbursed $4.6 million in grants and low-interest loans which have leveraged $54 million in renovating and restoring homes\, businesses\, cultural\, religious\, and social institutions throughout New York … providing local jobs for architects\, carpenters\, contractors\, engineers\, masons\, roofers and so on. \nDonations: If you would like to support this most worthwhile cause\, click here. \nProgram Journal: For more information about our honorees and sponsors\, you can view our Living Landmarks Celebration journal. \nFor more information: Please contact Alissa Catalano Sinagra at AlissaCatalano@NYLandmarks.org or (917) 612-5182.
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2021-living-landmarks-celebration/
LOCATION:NY
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SUMMARY:2020 Living Landmarks Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Our great thanks to everyone who joined us for our virtual Living Landmarks Celebration. \nWe hope you were inspired by the stories of our fellow New Yorkers and share their passion for the City we love. You can watch the 30-minute presentation here if you missed it\, and we dare you not to smile and sing along at the end… \n\nHONOREES: top row – from left: Max Acosta\, Det. Tanya Duhaney\, Talika Green\, and Dr. Francesco Rotatori. bottom row – from left – Joyce B. Cowin\, Gordon J. Davis\, Ronnie F. Heyman\, Leni F. and Peter W. May\, and Elizabeth F. Stribling\nOur Living Landmarks celebrations have recognized an incredible number of extraordinary New Yorkers who contribute so much to the City we love. \nThis year was no exception. \nIt was our great pleasure to recognize the contributions of these outstanding New Yorkers: \nJoyce B. Cowin\, arts and education patron \nGordon J. Davis\, respected attorney\, and dedicated public official \nRonnie F. Heyman\, attorney\, successful corporate executive\, enthusiastic benefactor \nLeni F. and Peter W. May\, “dynamic duo” of corporate and nonprofit leaders \nElizabeth F. Stribling\, real estate pioneer\, passionate international preservationist \nAs well as shine the spotlight on the everyday citizens\, our Landmark Heroes\, who represent the thousands who have kept our City going throughout the pandemic. \nMax Acosta\, School Safety Agent\, Bronx Studio School for Writers and Artists \nDet. Tanya Duhaney\, 107th Precinct\, NYPD \nTalika Green\, Train Operator\, MTA \nDr. Francesco Rotatori\, Chief of Cardiology\, Richmond University Medical Center \nDonations: The proceeds from our Living Landmarks Celebration will help us get New York back on her feet. And you can help! If you would like to donate\, click here. Thank you. The New York Landmarks Conservancy depends on donations from people like you. \nProgram Journal: For more information about our honorees and sponsors please view our Living Landmarks Celebration journal. \nFor more information: Please contact Scott Leurquin at scottleurquin@nylandmarks.org or at 212.995.5260.
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SUMMARY:2019 Living Landmarks Celebration
DESCRIPTION:The 26th Living Landmarks Gala was a rousing success last evening\, filling the Plaza Ballroom and raising almost $1.3 million. \nHonorees Emily Rafferty\, Ted Mathas\, Carole Bailey French\, H. Carl McCall\, Mark Morris\, and Barbara and Donald Tober drew laughter and applause as they became “Living Landmarks.” \nChoreographer Mark Morris said he had earned the title because “I’m sturdy\, well built and I’m not going anywhere.” \nVIEW PHOTOS HERE \nSeveral past honorees attended including Liz and Jeff Peek\, Patsy and Jeff Tarr\, Barbara Taylor Bradford\, John Rosenwald\, Robert A.M. Stern\, Mary McFadden\, Louise Kerz Hirschfeld\, Marica and Jan Vilcek\, and Mayor David Dinkins. Host David Patrick Columbia saluted the honorees by singing “You’re the Top.” \nHONOREES\nCarole Bailey French\, President\, St. Bartholomew’s Conservancy;\nTed Mathas\, Chair and Chief Executive Officer\, New York Life Insurance Company;\nH. Carl McCall\, Retiring Chair of The State University of New York Board of Trustees\, former State Comptroller and former State Senator;\nMark Morris\, Founder\, Mark Morris Dance Group\nEmily K. Rafferty\, President Emerita\, The Metropolitan Museum of Art; and\nBarbara & Donald Tober\, Chair Emerita\, Museum of Arts and Design\, Chair\, Sugar Foods Corporation respectively. \nHONORARY CO-CHAIRS\nLiving Landmarks alumni Liz & Jeff Peek and Patsy & Jeff Tarr have agreed to serve as Honorary Co-Chairs. \nHOST\nNew York Social Diaries’ David Patrick Columbia will be our Master of Ceremonies. \nENTERTAINMENT\nPeter Duchin and his orchestra will provide entertainment. \nThe Living Landmarks Celebration is the Conservancy’s principal fundraising event and provides vital resources for our programs to preserve and protect the iconic buildings and diverse neighborhoods that define the City we love. \n \n2019 LIVING LANDMARKS HONOREES\nCarole Bailey French\, as President of the St. Bartholomew’s Conservancy\, previously accepted our Lucy G. Moses Award for the renovation of St. Bart’s elaborate dome. It was her leadership skills that finally achieved this multi-million dollar restoration. Carole’s efforts have expanded the Conservancy membership bringing in leading business people and philanthropists to the cause. In addition\, Carole serves on the board of the Metropolitan Opera Guild\, and is involved with a number of the City’s cultural and other charitable organizations. \nAs Chairman and CEO of the New York Life\, Ted Mathas oversees the nation’s largest mutual life insurer. The company celebrates its 175th anniversary next year. Their headquarters on Madison Square Park is a local and national historic landmark designed by noted architect Cass Gilbert. Ted serves on the board of the American Council of Life Insurers\, where he will become its chairman for the second time in October 2020\, as well as the boards of the American Museum of Natural History and the Partnership for New York City. \nH. Carl McCall has had an illustrious\, nearly 50-year career in public service. He recently retired as Chairman of the State University of New York Board of Trustees\, where he oversaw expanded scholarship opportunities. He has represented Harlem in the New York State Senate and was elected New York State Comptroller. He has also served as an Ambassador to the United Nations\, Port Authority Commissioner\, State Human Rights Commissioner\, and President of the New York City Board of Education – to name just a few of the posts to which he has lent his leadership\, knowledge\, and expertise. He is now establishing McCall Scholarships for students wishing to attend a State college. \nMark Morris has been hailed as “the most successful and influential choreographer alive\, and indisputably the most musical.” He formed the Mark Morris Dance Group (MMDG) in 1980 and has since created over 150 works for the company. Mark is also an acclaimed ballet choreographer\, with 22 works commissioned by ballet companies worldwide. He began conducting performances for MMDG in 2006. Mark also works extensively in opera\, directing and choreographing productions for The Metropolitan Opera\, New York City Opera\, English National Opera\, The Royal Opera\, and Covent Garden\, among others. Mark opened the Mark Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn in 2001 to provide a home for his company\, subsidized rental space for local artists\, outreach programs for children and seniors\, and a school offering dance classes to students of all ages and abilities. \nMuch of Emily K. Rafferty’s illustrious career has been devoted to the Metropolitan Museum of Art\, our nation’s largest and most comprehensive art museum. As president\, she undertook a number of important restoration and redesign projects\, bolstering the Met’s status as one of the world’s great cultural institutions. Following a distinguished tenure\, she now serves as President Emerita. A devoted New Yorker\, Emily has a long history of philanthropy and volunteerism with many outstanding organizations in our City\, from the Federal Reserve to NYC & Company to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum to name but a few. \nBarbara and Donald Tober are both devoted New Yorkers\, each a success in their respective fields\, and generous patrons of the City’s most prized institutions. The Tobers’dedication and service to the City is legendary. They have been recognized by the Museum of Arts and Design (where Barbara served as Chairman for 15 years)\, the Lighthouse Guild\, the Police Athletic League\, the American Cancer Society\, the UJA Federation\, Publicolor\, National Dance Institute\, and Citymeals-on-Wheels (which Donald helped to found 38 years ago)\, to name but a handful. Donald has served on the Conservancy Board for more than two decades and is an inveterate explorer of buildings and neighborhoods throughout the City.
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2019-living-landmarks-celebration/
LOCATION:The Plaza\, 768 5th Ave\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Living Landmarks Celebration
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SUMMARY:2018 Living Landmarks Celebration
DESCRIPTION:25th Anniversary of our Living Landmarks Celebration—A Success!!!\nNovember 1\, 2018 \n \nThe Conservancy celebrated the 25th Anniversary of our “Living Landmarks” gala on November 1 at The Plaza before a packed ballroom of more than 500 dedicated New Yorkers. The successful event surpassed our $1.2 million goal. \nColumnist David Patrick Columbia hosted the festivities\, which honored public garden designer Lynden B. Miller; former MTA Chair Peter Stangl; Hospital of Special Surgery’s Dr. Thomas Sculco; Stephen S. Lash\, Chairman Emeritus of Christie’s North America; Publicolor founder Ruth Lande Shuman; former Columbia University President Michael I. Sovern\, philanthropists Liz and Jeff Peek and Broadway legend\, Chita Rivera. \nPHOTOS FROM THE EVENT \nLash\, a former Chairman of the Conservancy\, auctioned off a glass of New York City water for $5000 after challenging the audience to show their devotion to the City and preservation. \nThe evening included a presentation of taped interviews with each of the honorees and a brief look at some of the incredible New Yorkers honored throughout the past 25 years. \nPRESS COVERAGE\nNEW YORK SOCIAL DIARY \nHAMPTONS.COM \nPLAYBILL NOVEMBER
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SUMMARY:2017 Living Landmarks Celebration
DESCRIPTION:November 1\, 2017 \n \nMore than 500 persons gathered in the Grand Ballroom of The Plaza last night for the Conservancy’s 24th annual Living Landmarks Celebration. The event raised more than $1.2 million. \nThe guests applauded the accomplishments of honorees David Patrick Columbia\, Suydam (Sydie) Lansing\, Frank Stella\, Robert A.M. Stern\, Patsy and Jeff Tarr\, Marica and Jan Vilcek\, and Tom Wolfe. \nVeronica and Ray Kelly served as Honorary Co-Chairs. Paul Binder served as MC and Peter Duchin’s orchestra performed. \nThe audience included past honorees: Barbara Taylor Bradford OBE and Robert Bradford\, Louise Hirschfeld Cullman and Lewis Cullman\, David Dinkins\, Agnes Gund\, Marian S. Heiskell\, Larry Leeds\, Dr. Mitchell Rosenthal\, E. John Rosenwald\, Daryl Roth\, and Nina and Tim Zagat. \nEach year the Conservancy recognizes distinguished New Yorkers who have made extraordinary contributions to the City and honors them as Living Landmarks. \nThe evening generates significant resources for the Conservancy’s financial and technical programs that help property owners protect the iconic buildings and historic neighborhoods that define New York. \nSee the celebration coverage online\, click on the links below. \nNew York Social Diary \nAvenue Magazine
URL:https://nylandmarks.org/event/2017-living-landmarks-celebration/
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