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Experience
There are many ways Times enthusiasts can connect with us beyond our journalism. From live events to writing courses to sporting Times-branded gear, fans can show their support for our work and engage with us on a deeper and more personal level.
Events
Whether in person or virtual; live or pre-recorded; intimate conversations or multiday experiences, New York Times events are expressions of our journalism. Our journalists join industry experts, celebrities, public figures, innovators, artists and trailblazers to discuss the issues affecting your world.
Festivals
In 2019, The Times hosted its inaugural Food Festival, a multiday event that brought together food enthusiasts, top Times food editors, world-renowned chefs, restaurateurs and industry thought leaders.
Due to the pandemic, the Food Festival has been postponed for the past two years and we look forward to its return.
Climate Hub
The New York Times Climate Hub is a physical and virtual space where influential leaders and thinkers join forces with the wider community to debate, discuss and discover actionable climate strategies.
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DealBook hosts a number of events including its flagship DealBook Summit, hosted by Andrew Ross Sorkin for more than 10 years.
TimesTalks
TimesTalks is The Times’s live conversation and performance series that puts our journalists in dialogue with the most creative and seminal figures in the fields of film and theater, art, music, literature, innovation and fashion.
For 20 years, TimesTalks has provided a platform for engaging and spirited discourse, paying particular attention to cultural arts as a lens for change.
The New York Times Store
Our online marketplace, The New York Times Store, offers Times-branded and inspired merchandise, books, photographs and other items that symbolize the power of The Times brand and its commitment to original, independent journalism.
The School of The New York Times
For the intellectually curious Times enthusiast, we offer educational programs for pre-college students that reflect the scope, relevance and caliber of our reporting. With online and New York City-based courses available on writing, photojournalism, storytelling, media literacy and more, The School of The New York Times explores the most important issues facing our world today, and seeks to bring together a diverse group of students whose varied backgrounds make for a wide range of views and perspectives.
