Intellectual discovery, on demand

Roundtable’s new membership program gives you unlimited access to your favorite courses on your time.

Everyone deserves an intellectual community. Since launching Roundtable, 92NY has striven to offer access to our global community of learners to everyone who wants it — no matter where you are or what fascinates you, on your own terms. Now Roundtable’s new membership program allows you to do just that, making on-demand access to our destination for online learning easier and more affordable than ever before. At $15 per month or $120 per year — plus a $5 discount on any of our live courses — a membership is the easiest way to access our its vast, ever-expanding library of courses taught by some of the country’s most distinguished experts and thinkers.

Membership includes popular courses like Excavating the Exodus with Jewish Studies scholar Gary Rendsberg, a literary and archeological exploration of the Jewish people’s movement and in out of ancient Egypt. “Dr. Rendsburg is an outstanding teacher,” writes one participant, “presenting fascinating content, explained very clearly.”

Those who are passionate about art, architecture, history, literature, film, and more will find on-demand courses to captivate them. Other offerings include Reading Great Expectations with literary scholar Kyle McAuley, a fresh look at Charles Dickens’ classic coming-of-age novel; Broadway Musical Moments: 1950s with musical theater artist and historian Ben West, a fascinating look at Gypsy, Wonderful Town, and other midcentury Broadway musicals that pushed the art form forward; and American Icons: Wright and O’Keeffe with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s Niki Stewart, offering insight into the fascinating and unexpected parallels between the work of the iconic architect and the mesmerizing paintings of Georgia O’Keeffe.

A membership allows you to follow along at your own pace, allowing every page, every insight, every class to resonate through your days. Your intellectual journey begins here. Join us today.