About this Event
To celebrate Nicole Kelner's debut book, we're once again taking over a car on the Brooklyn-bound Q train at 96TH STREET for a quiet, analog ride through Manhattan, ending at UNION SQUARE.
NO PHONES ALLOWED!
Bring your favorite analog activity (Knitting, crocheting, coloring, drawing pad, book, etc) and bask in the silence as we put down our devices.
If you weren't able to make our last quiet car, RSVP and you will receive a complimentary copy of Quietest Places in New York City for attending this event!
Join us in Union Square Park after the ride for a Q&A and signing with Nicole Kelner!
About the book: Quietest Places in New York City is a useful reference to finding serenity for residents and visitors alike. The author reveals a number of hidden gems, including waterfall parks, off-the-beaten-path cemeteries, cozy cafés, and many other tranquil spaces for contemplation. There are also personalized recommendations and mindfulness rituals to help readers unplug from digital noise, reconnect with themselves, and see the city through new eyes.
About the author: Nicole Kelner is an artist who has lived in New York since 2015 and has a Google map with over 2,000 places starred in the city. She often feels overwhelmed with the city and seeks out places for quiet to foster calm and improve her mental health. She knows how to customize itineraries to create lasting memories and has translated those skills to create the dream guide for New Yorkers and visitors who want to slow down. Follow her on Instagram @mindfulnicole and subscribe to her Substack: https://www.artsandclimatechange.com?utm_source=navbar&utm_medium=web
Agenda
🕑: 11:00 AM
Arrive at the 96th St Station
🕑: 11:15 AM
Book Introduction and Event Instruction from Nicole
🕑: 11:30 AM
Enter the Q Train and Begin Quiet Time
🕑: 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Ride the Q Train to Union Square
🕑: 12:30 PM
Depart the train at Union Square and follow Nicole to the USQ Park.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
96 St, E 96th Street, New York, United States
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