Current and Upcoming Events

• Anna Halberstadt presents her new book of short prose and poetry "Classification of Objects" and reads in English and Russian.
  

  Russian-American Cultural Center Presents: Anna Halberstadt presents her new book of short prose and poetry "Classification of Objects" and reads in English and Russian.

• Works by Mark and Roman Khidekel on display at the Heller Museum :Proverbs, Adages, and Maxims
  

• Russian American Cultural Center presents a new bilingual Russian-English book, “Comics on Ethnic Themes,” by poet and artist Marina Temkina
  

  Russian American Cultural Center presents a new bilingual Russian-English book, “Comics on Ethnic Themes,” by poet and artist Marina Temkina

• RACC Publishing: “Komiks on Ethnic Themes” by Marina Temkina,
  

  RACC Publishing: “Komiks on Ethnic Themes” by Marina Temkina,

  Mарина Темкина «Комиксы на этнические темы»

• Alexander Sirotin presents his new book: From Somewhere Over There To Somewhere Over Here.
  

  Yorkville Library, Meeting Room 222 E. 79th Street (btw 2nd and 3rd Ave) New York, NY 10075

  Wednesday, June 4, 2025, 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm

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• RACC Diaspora Film Festival: See it first in New York City - BAD SHABBOS by Daniel Robbins
  

  BAD SHABBOS by Daniel Robbins

  Comedy ‧ 2024 ‧ 1h 24m

  SPECIAL Q&A WITH STAR JON BASS and DIRECTOR DANIEL ROBBINS

   

  Quad Cinema, 34 W. 13th Street New York, NY 10011

  Thursday, May 22nd, 7:15 pm

• RACC Annual DIASPORA Film Festival VISHNIAC by Laura Bialis Produced by Nancy Spielberg & Roberta Grossman
  

  VISHNIAC by Laura Bialis 

  Produced by Nancy Spielberg & Roberta Grossman

  Documentary | USA | 95 min | Language English

   

  Event Venue: Yorkville Library, Meeting Room
  222 E. 79th Street, New York, NY 10075

  Event Date: May 21st, 4:30 – 6:30 PM Free Admission.

• Four Artists Michel Gérard and Marina Tëmkina, Dr. Emil Silberman and Christopher Squier
  

  Exhibition Dates:

  May 17 – June 1

  Events:

  Saturday, May 17

  6–9 pm - Opening reception

  7 pm - Poetry reading

  Saturday, May 31

  Slide presentation

  “Who Is Michel Gérard?”

  Regular exhibition hours :Saturdays, 4–9 pm Sundays, 3–7 pm