Events

Join authors Joann and Arielle Eckstut for a discussion of their book's topic, The Secret Language of Color: Science, Nature, History, Culture, Beauty of Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue & Violet.

Join us for a special summer event and an exclusive early morning tour of The Met's 2016 Costume Institutes exhibition: "Manus x Machina." Fashion and technology come together and are exquisitely displayed in an exhibition designed by OMA NY with the lighting design by Dot Dash.

Join us for a tour and presentation of the newly completed Lumen and IALD award-winning Lincoln Square Synagogue.

Liberty Park is New York City's newest park and is the most recent addition to the World Trade Center site.

Join lighting designer Randy Wilson for a tour of a remarkable 7-level exclusive townhouse, newly renovated and relighted. In the final stages of customization and refinement, the installation reveals the challenges, solutions, and details of a complex lighting and control project.

Barneys returns to Chelsea, back in its original 17th street location, and transforms its old home into a new must-visit retail destination.

Join us for a fun and educational evening of lively, sometimes absurd debate between members of the New York City lighting design community.

When you arrive at 85 Broad, proceed to the building security desk to sign in. From there, you'll be directed to the LPQ cafe in the lower level.

Join us again at Lincoln Center for a glimpse into the world of lighting design for dance.

That's the question hanging over today's "easy-to-configure" lighting control systems!

Join the DLFNY on a visit to the Flatiron home of a decorative lighting studio that designs and assembles their fixtures right here in the heart of New York City.

The WELL™ Building Standard, launched in 2014, addresses the health and well-being of occupants of buildings.

Join us for a fun and educational evening of lively, sometimes absurd debate between members of the New York City lighting design community. Enjoy a verbal joust as the debaters take sides on some of the most pressing topics in the lighting industry, during a light-hearted evening of discussion mixed with humorous provocation and competition.

Join us with Aurora Lampworks, Evergreene Architectural Arts and the New York Public Library for a fascinating behind closed doors exploration of the renovated Rose Reading Room at the library's landmark 5th Avenue location.

Join the DLFNY for our autumn kickoff event, a twilight cruise around lower Manhattan. We will hear stories about the rich history of our nighttime city, the iconic neighborhoods, buildings and bridges that form our skyline view, and learn new perspectives about how we view the urban environment at night.

Join the DLFNY for a presentation and backstage tour of the storied and recently restored Kings Theatre in Brooklyn.

Your mission should you choose to accept it: a night at New York's Spyscape Museum! Special Agent Steven Espinoza from Lighting Workshop will be on hand to unearth secrets behind the lighting design at this state of the art global destination for all things espionage.

Our tour, specially arranged for the DLFNY, will take us beyond the regular Stage Door Tour and give us a more detailed examination of the Art Deco interiors that define Radio City Music Hall.

Join us for a fun and educational evening of lively, sometimes absurd debate between members of the New York City lighting design community.

Originally constructed as the New Mills Hotel in 1907 and converted to office space in 1954, this landmarked building has returned to its former glory as a hotel once again, now as the Moxy Times Square.