Be a Part of the Conversation!
New York City’s 2025 mayoral race is heating up, and the primaries are just around the corner! Don’t miss your chance to hear directly from the candidates and learn about their visions for our City’s future. Join us on Monday, March 24, for an engaging evening with the leaders vying for your vote.
The Landmarks Conservancy, in partnership with preservation and civic organizations from across New York City, is hosting a special 2025 Mayoral Candidates Forum on Zoom. Join us as the candidates share their views on key issues that matter to the preservation community.
Have a question for the candidates? Submit your concerns ahead of time, and we’ll do our best to include them in the conversation—your voice can help shape the future of New York City!
Conservancy President Peg Breen will moderate the forum.
Date: Monday, March 24
Time: 6:00
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand how the candidates plan to protect our City’s rich architectural heritage and vibrant neighborhoods and what they plan on these critical issues. Your attendance will send candidates a message that preservation matters to New Yorkers.
All candidates have been invited.
Sponsors:
The New York Landmarks Conservancy
Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation
The Preservation League of NY
The Municipal Art Society of New York
Historic Districts Council
City Club of New York
Save Harlem Now!
Friends of the Upper East Side
Landmark West!
Carnegie Hill Neighbors
Co-Sponsors: (list in formation)
West End Preservation Society
Morningside Heights Historic District Committee
Crown Height North Association
East Village Community Coalition
East Bronx History Forum
Landmark East Harlem
Save Chelsea
Ascendant Neighborhood Development Corporation
Save Gansevoort
Lower East Side Preservation Initiative
CIVITAS
Save America’s Clocks
Women of Woodlawn
Little Caribbean NYC
Victorian Society New York
Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council
Congress for New Urbanism
Brooklyn Heights Association
A. Philip Randolph Neighborhood Development Corporation
Bowery Alliance of Neighbors