Events at Grand Central Terminal / Station

The following is borrowed, with permission, from the official Grand Central Terminal Website

• The Caribbean Travel and Cultural Fair
  Wednesday, June 6, 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
  at Vanderbilt Hall with Grand Central Terminal
  

  The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) is bringing the sights, sounds and flavors of destinations from across the region to the Big Apple June 3-9, 2012 for Caribbean Week New York.  As part of the week’s festivities, the Caribbean Travel & Cultural Fair, on Wednesday, June 6 from 10:00am to 7:00pm, will heat up Grand Central Terminal with an island-style wedding, exclusive travel deals and more.

  The free event will be one of the biggest and most vibrant fairs as attendees will be thrilled by Caribbean entertainers.  Commuters, locals and travelers can enjoy a slice of Caribbean life with authentic music and dance performances.

  The fair will showcase vendors from various Caribbean destinations, and consumers will have the opportunity to book exclusive Caribbean Week travel deals.  Also, one lucky couple will tie the knot in a Caribbean-themed ceremony in the iconic New York City landmark.  From the bride’s dress to the wedding cake to the honeymoon, the Caribbean has spared no expense to make their Caribbean dream come true!  For more, go to: www.CaribbeanWeekNY.com.

• Delta Dugout at Grand Central Terminal
  June 21 - 24
  As the official airline of NY baseball, Delta is bringing back the 3rd Annual Delta Dugout event in NYC and is taking over Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal! Upgrade your baseball experience and come down from June 21 - 24 to enjoy a fun, vibrant and community-building fan experience. Watch the games live on the many mutli-screens, enjoy interactive games, snacks, giveaways and more.  Follow @delta for more information!

Past Events

• BMW Art Cars and an Expression of Joy
  March 24 - April 6
  Since 1975, BMW has shown its commitment to art and innovation by commissioning renowned artists to create BMW Art Cars. These extraordinary “rolling sculptures” have been displayed in the world’s major museums.

  For the past two years, the BMW Art Car World Tour has visited museums around the globe. Now the tour has come to New York City for a limited engagement. We invite you to visit and view BMW Art Cars painted by four of the greatest artists of the 20th Century.

• New York Transit Museum Free Lecture Series
  March 31
  THE SECOND AVENUE SUBWAY
  Judith Kunoff, Chief Architect, New York City Transit, William Wheeler, MTA director of planning, and William Goodrich, program executive, MTA Capital Construction, Second Avenue Subway, discuss Phase I of the city's first major expansion of the subway system in over 50 years. When finished, the Second Avenue subway will stretch 8.5 miles, from Harlem to Lower Manhattan.
  The Balcony at Grand Central.
  Talks begin at 6 p.m. Reservations are not required, and tickets are free, available first come, first serve basis. For tickets call 718-694-1794.

• THROUGH MY WINDOW PHOTOGRAPHY BY AHAE at Grand Central Terminal
  April 29 - May 7
  Vanderbilt Hall
  Through My Window, an exhibition featuring the works of Ahae - a noted Korean naturalist and photographer - will be held at Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central Terminal, New York City, from April 29th to May 7th, 2011. Ahae’s photographs show nature at its purest and most undisturbed. They contain none of the artificiality and manipulation seen too often in many of today’s nature photographs. Ahae focuses instead on the beauty of nature itself, allowing the viewer to see and contemplate in his or her own way.
  The exhibition is being organized by the Hemato-Centric Life Institute and sponsored by Highland Springs Resort and Bear Family Green Club with the aim of promoting awareness of the importance of environmental preservation in relation to our continuing health and wellbeing. The event is produced by the world renowned Duggal Visual Solutions and will feature over one hundred photographs taken in all seasons through just one window at a location in an idyllic rural region of South Korea. For more information, please visit www.ahae.com.