The Goings On section of The New Yorker, first published in its inaugural issue in 1925, embodies the magazine's commitment to cultural sophistication and wit. Initially serving as an informative calendar, it offered opinions alongside event listings, reflecting the vibrant arts scene of its time. Over the past century, this section has evolved into a comprehensive archive that captures the essence of New York City's cultural life. Current efforts continue to honor this tradition by highlighting significant and inspiring artistic contributions locally and beyond.
As we look back over the last hundred years of The New Yorker, the inaugural Goings On section captured the essence of the magazine’s promise with its witty critique and cultural insights.
From a simple page outlining events, the Goings On section evolved into a comprehensive chronicle of New York City’s cultural life, capturing the vibrant arts scene.
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