invites its Friends to a
in celebration of
winner of The New Criterion’s 2022 Poetry Prize
Thursday, March 30
6 p.m.
RSVP to
[email protected] or 212.247.6980
The editors of The New Criterion are pleased to present the third Edmund Burke Award for Service to Culture and Society to Charles Murray. Please join us for a memorable black-tie gala evening on Wednesday, April 29 as we honor Charles Murray's work in the company of friends.
Tickets can be purchased by clicking here or by contacting the offices of The New Criterion at 212.247.6980. For information on table sponsorship, contact Eric Simpson at simpson[at]newcriterion.com
Space is limited.
The editors of The New Criterion invite you to celebrate the publication of John Poch's Fix Quiet, the winner of the 2014 New Criterion Poetry Prize. Mr. Poch will read a selection from the book. Please join us at 6:00 PM on April 17 for refreshments.
This is a Friends and Young Friends of The New Criterion event. Space is limited. For location, RSVP to Eric Simpson, simpson[at]newcriterion.com, 212.247.6980
The editors of The New Criterion invite you to a special evening with Theodore Dalrymple as we celebrate the publication of his latest book, Admirable Evasions: How Psychology Undermines Morality. Please join us on Thursday, April 16 for refreshments and conversation with the author and friends.
This is a Friends and Young Friends of The New Criterion event. For location, RSVP to Eric Simpson, simpson[at]newcriterion.com, 212.247.6980
The New Criterion and the staff of Encounter Books invite you to join us to celebrate the holiday season. We will be gathering for drinks, crudites, and general merriment on Thursday December 18 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. We hope to see you there.
For locaton details, RSVP to Eric Simpson, simpson[at]newcriterion.com, 212.247.6980
The editors of The New Criterion invite you to a special evening with Andrew Roberts as we celebrate the publication of his latest book, Napoleon: A Life. Please join us from 6:00 to 7:30 PM on Wednesday, November 12 for refreshments and conversation with the eminent historian and friends.
This is a Friends and Young Friends of The New Criterion event. Space is limited. RSVP to Eric Simpson, simpson[at]newcriterion.com for location and other details.
Please join the editors of The New Criterion for hors d'oeuvres, libations, and conversation as we track the returns of what promises to be an exciting midterm election.
This is a Friends and Young Friends of The New Criterion event. Space is limited. RSVP to Eric Simpson, simpson[at]newcriterion.com or 212.247.6980, for location details.
The editors invite the Young Friends to an insider tour of the art event of Bushwick with James Panero. Produced by Jason Andrew and organized by the Bushwick non-profit Norte Maar, Beat Nite is an evening gallery crawl featuring a special selection of ten alternative art spaces in Bushwick, Brooklyn. This year's incarnation will take place on Friday, October 24 from 6:00 to 10:00 PM.
This is a Young Friends Event. Join us starting at 6pm as we take an exclusive tour of the event followed by an after-party at the Vazquez building. RSVP to Eric Simpson (simpson [at] newcriterion.com) or 212-247-6980 for additional details.
The editors of The New Criterion invite you to celebrate the publication of Dick Allen's This Shadowy Place, the winner of the 2013 New Criterion Poetry Prize. Mr. Allen, who has served as the Poet Laureate of the State of Connecticut since 2010, will read a selection from the book. Please join us at 6:00 PM on May 22 for refreshments.
This is a Friends and Young Friends of The New Criterion event. Space is limited. For location, RSVP to Eric Simpson, simpson[at]newcriterion.com, 212.247.6980
Please join us on April 1 as the acclaimed pianist Simone Dinnerstein presents a private recital for Friends and Young Friends of The New Criterion. The recital will begin at 6.00 PM. For location details, RSVP to Eric Simpson, simpson[at]newcriterion.com, 212.247.6980. Space is limited.
photo by Lisa-Marie Mazzucco
A free, open society is a prerequisite for economic prosperity, and for the advance of knowledge with all the betterment that that implies. Yet preserving freedom and openness requires security. The nature of threats, and certainly the perception of their nature and imminence, necessitate defensive measures — including “pro-active” or preemptive defensive measures — that often constrain our liberties.
Please join us at 9.00 AM on March 25 for "Preserving an Open Society in a Perilous World," a conference in which we will discuss the tension between freedom and security, and the particular challenges of maintaining a balance between the two in the information age. Conference participants will include Judith Miller, Andrew McCarthy, Paul Twomey, Gabe Schoenfeld, former Attorney General Michael Mukasey, and Secretary Michael Chertoff.
For location details, RSVP to Eric Simpson, simpson[at]newcriterion.com, 212.247.6980. Space is limited.