Culture For The Non-Cultured

is by Dentyne Gum.
You’ll see these ads in subways now that you know about ‘em. Fabulous: very positive, catchy, they totally pop out at you and make you feel warm ‘n fuzzy all over.
The ads make me want to chew Dentyne Gum, so that when I meet people in person, I’m sure I have [...]

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Just got back from a guided tour of the Museum of Modern Art with Culture for the Non-Cultured Meetup site). Great art to be seen and discussed; great people to meet.
Whenever I go to museums, I try to leave with at least 2 or 3 facts that I didn’t know before that [...]

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As many readers of this blog know, I organize Culture for the Non-Cultured Meetup, a large social group that attends various cultural events — theater, museums, movies, ballet, baseball games, etc. — in groups of 20-60 people.  After each event, we eat.
Below are events in our future.  (many have not been officially announced on the [...]

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Earlier this month, I went on a tour of Carnegie Hall with a group from Culture for the Non-Cultured Meetup.
‘Twas a really cool tour, where we learned stuff about Andrew Carnegie and the Hall itself– like that:

Andrew Carnegie’s mommy forbid him to marry while she was alive (hmmmm … Freud would have a [...]

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Click in the box below for a video I made in about 10 minutes, with the help of my new favorite site called Animoto.com and members of Culture for the Non-Cultured Meetup who took pictures of some of the cultural events we have been on in New York City over the past 2 years.
Next up [...]

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As many of you know, for the past 2 years, I have organized a large social group in New York City called Culture for the Non-Cultured Meetup. We attend cultural events around the city — theater, museums, walking tours, baseball games, and more — in groups of 20-60 people. Events are usually held 3-4 [...]

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As I explained in an earlier blog, on the weekends, I like to take staycations: to experience New York City as if I was a bright-eyed and bushy-tailed tourist on one of those ubiquitous double-decker buses. This attitude is tempered, of course, with the knowledge of one who is lucky enough to call herself [...]

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