This was a busy year for LM Live. From packed movie screenings, to book talks, to interactive events at local spots like the Seaport Museum, our signature cultural programming initiative brought hundreds of community members together to learn, eat, dance, watch and connect. We\u2019ll have even more programming for you in the coming months; until then, here\u2019s a recap of LM Live\u2019s fourth year.<\/p>\n
New York on Film<\/p>\n
Our New York on Film series \u2014 which features screenings of films that highlight the history, culture and controversy that have defined the city over the years \u2014 is always a hit, and this year was no exception. We hosted four sold-out screenings for documentaries, noir films and a New York cult-classic, with post-screening talkbacks from the filmmakers and industry insiders.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Warriors\u201d with Michael Gingold and Neil Rosen<\/p>\n
\u201cP.S. Burn This Letter Please\u201d with Jennifer Tiexiera, Craig Olsen and Richard Koenigsberg<\/p>\n
\u201cBill Cunningham New York\u201d with Philip Gefter, Kim Hastreiter and Richard Press<\/p>\n
\u201cForce of Evil\u201d with Imogen Sara Smith and Geoffrey O\u2019Brien<\/p>\n
Cultural Conversations<\/p>\n
In 2025, we hosted several book talks at a number of venues in Lower Manhattan, including the elegant Down Town Association and AltoCanna. You can check out our recaps below.<\/p>\n
Community Activities<\/p>\n
In 2025 we partnered with the Seaport Museum for several interactive community events, including a cheeky Valentine\u2019s Day Acquaintance Card event<\/a> at Bowne & Co. and the Season 8 premiere<\/a> of \u201cBare Feet with Mickela Mallozi\u201d in honor of Native American History Month.\u00a0<\/p>\n