ABOUT THE SESSION:

*NOTE: There has been a change in Presenter for Thursday night's event.*

Just in time for Spooky Season - come join NYCBTA to hear about hauntings, murder, and general mayhem in and around NYC hospitality from Anthony Bellov. Anthony's talk will be followed by networking. 

AGENDA:

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:

Anthony Bellov 

A native Brooklynite, Anthony is both a board member and the longest volunteer on record at the acclaimed Merchant's House Museum in NoHo. A Bachelor's in Architecture from Pratt Institute and a Master's in Museum Leadership from Bank Street College only increased his unending curiosity about NYC's history and trivia. He's been seen/heard on scores of video, radio and pod casts exploring the Merchant's House, both paranormal and normal.

Anthony is well-known in NYC real estate circles, having given a number of continuing ed courses under the auspices of Landmark West!, the Real Estate Board of New York, the Bloomingdale History Association, and even the 24th and 26th Precincts as part of their Community Awareness programs.

An award-winning videographer, Anthony produced a series of three "Behind the Ropes" explorations of the Merchant's House in 2020, delving deeply into the architecture, furniture and lighting collections, opening doors, drawers and boxes while examining their significance in American cultural history. He's also a classically trained tenor with credits on two continents and will next be appearing with his colleagues of the Bond Street Euterpean Singing Society at the Merchant's House on Hallowe'en Evening.

Anthony may also be seen at your leisure as one of the hosts of the new YouTube vlog sensation "Eats A Pizza Show." 

Space is limited. Be sure to register as soon as possible. The session will be fun, interactive and educational. We look forward to seeing you on the 21^st of October!

Please note, NYCBTA is committed to following COVID safety guidelines. 

In accordance with recent CDC recommendations, NYCBTA requests that all meeting attendees continue to wear a mask throughout our event and in all public spaces regardless of their vaccination status. 

The Standard, High Line, NYC policy is as follows:

• Per the Key to NYC policy, it is mandated that proof of vaccination (at least one dose) be provided for indoor drinking & dining. 

• No mask needed if you got the shot. If not, we kindly ask you wear one when interacting with staff and others around the property

• Hand sanitizer & PPE in meeting rooms available

• Meeting rooms and equipment cleaned and sanitized before and after use, with UVC machine used where possible

• Signage in meeting rooms advising of protocol

For more information on The Standard Hotel’s COVID protocols and policies, please click here The Standards of Health & Safety

For more information on NYC and NYS COVID Policies, please click here Key to NYC