Discover the captivating world of postwar and contemporary Italian art with a private tour of the Magazzino museum, nestled in the scenic town of Cold Spring. This exclusive experience offers intimate access to the museum’s stunning collection, featuring works by renowned artists associated with the Arte Povera movement, such as Mario Merz and Michelangelo Pistoletto.

Led by a knowledgeable guide, we’ll delve into the stories behind the pieces, the artists’ innovative techniques, and the cultural movements that shaped them – all while surrounded by the museum’s modern architecture and breathtaking Hudson Valley views. This opportunity is ideal for those pursuing studies in art history, architecture, and design, as well as passionate art enthusiasts. Afterwards, we’ll explore the cozy suburban town of Cold Spring along the Hudson River, which will be a great opportunity to connect with other members of our group. A ticket does not include lunch or your train ticket which costs $15.25 each way.

This event is sponsored by a long-time supporter of One To World, William Singer, AIA, who will also be joining us along with his wife, Catherine. Mr. Singer is a distinguished Code and Zoning Specialist for the NYC Department of Buildings. With a rich background in designing and constructing major public facilities—including justice centers, transportation hubs, and cultural landmarks—he brings a wealth of knowledge on our trip.

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

As we turn the page into 2025, it’s the perfect time to reset, reflect, and set meaningful intentions. Coffee & Catharsis invites you to a special gathering designed to brew emotional wellness, human connection, and personal growth. This event is in collaboration with Pace University and will take place at a NYC historical landmark, 41 Park Row (the original headquarters of The New York Times). Tickets include coffee and light snacks!

Together, we’ll explore how to approach the new year with a mindset of possibility and openness, engaging in inspiring conversations that empower us to create the year we envision. Whether you’re reflecting on the past, setting personal goals, or seeking a supportive community to connect with, this event will offer a fresh start with the guidance of like-minded individuals. Let’s brew 2025 with conscious reflection, clear intentions, and the connections that matter most.

The facilitator is Rhythm Malhotra, a former Global Guide at One To World and a recent NYU graduate with a Master’s in Executive Coaching. She’s the Founder & Head Conversation Brewer at Coffee & Catharsis. She’s had the honor of delivering two TEDx Talks in India and was recognized as a Birla Young Indian Awardee in 2020 for her work in personal growth. Before moving to NYC, She led her own business in India, where she specialized in empowering individuals to unlock their full potential and achieve personal growth. She is also an accredited Soft Skills Trainer and Image Consultant, certified by SQA and NABET, and a Reiki Level 2 practitioner.

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

Interested in making a difference by preparing meals for those in need? Join us at this event, where you’ll team up with locals in a kitchen to create high-quality meals for individuals who can’t prepare them on their own. You’ll experience the energy of an assembly line and the satisfaction of working toward a shared goal. Afterward, for those who have time, we’ll visit a nearby café to enjoy coffee or tea and connect further.

God’s Love We Deliver cooks and home-delivers nutritious, medically tailored meals for people too sick to shop or cook for themselves. All of their services are provided free and full of love to people in need. Volunteers will be in the kitchen helping on-staff chefs with a variety of projects. You will receive instructions from the staff member for the project of the day. Tasks may include packaging meals, chopping onions, making meatballs, ladling soup, peeling potatoes, scooping baked goods or preparing fresh herbs.

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

Celebrate the holiday spirit and make a difference in the lives of others! We’re partnering up with Wreath It To Us, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing joy and holiday cheer to families facing illness or hardship. This initiative delivers handmade wreaths to brighten homes and hearts in the local community.

Bring your creativity and kindness to help us craft beautiful wreaths that will spread holiday magic to those who need it most. This is open to all skill levels, and materials are provided! Together, we can share the joy of the season and create meaningful connections through service.

Spots are limited, so register now to reserve your place!

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

Want to go hiking and visit a small colonial town in Connecticut?

After taking a train from Manhattan, it’s a quick drive to this beautiful preserve. Although we’re nearly in winter and the leaves have fallen off most of the deciduous trees, the air is crisp and the forest is very much alive. Its 1,746 acres is one of the larger preserves in the metropolitan New York area, and its name comes from local lore. Apparently, charcoal makers said that a hoof-like mark on a boulder was the footprint of the Devil!

The hike will be moderately challenging, depending on your prior experience. Our plan is to hike around 8 miles which will take around 4 hours. It’s in a wooded area with varied terrain, so please to wear suitable outdoor clothes/footwear, and bring water. Afterwards, we will explore the small town of Ridgefield, a short drive away. We will grab some warm refreshments and snacks before returning to the city, maybe even stopping at a brewery.

Ticket does not include lunch or train ticket. We encourage you to bring lunch and eat it when we stop for a food break while hiking. Happy trails!

Experience the spirit of the holiday season through kindness and community. Join fellow international students for an evening dedicated to supporting New York City’s homeless population. In partnership with the non-profit organization Midnight Run, we’ll distribute food, clothing, and personal care items to those in need. The evening begins at the One To World office, where we’ll come together to prepare bagged meals. From there, we’ll head into the city to meet Midnight Run staff and share these essentials.

This is a unique opportunity to connect with and learn about NYC’s homeless residents in a safe and supportive setting.

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

The holiday season is a time for kindness, generosity, and good deeds. Join your fellow international students to spend an evening distributing food, clothing, and personal care items to the homeless population of New York City. We’ll be partnering with the non-profit organization, Midnight Run, to help New Yorkers in need. The evening will start out at the One To World office where we will assemble bagged meals. Afterwards, we’ll head out into the city to meet Midnight Run staff to distribute food and other supplies.

This is a great way to have conversations with and learn about the homeless residents of NYC in a safe and welcoming environment.

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

Have you ever been to a live professional basketball game? The NBA brings together some of the most talented athletes in the world, showcasing incredible skill, speed, and unforgettable plays. It’s an electrifying experience you won’t want to miss!

Spend an evening at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, cheering on the Brooklyn Nets as they take on a top NBA rival in an intense matchup filled with high-flying dunks, three-pointers, and heart-stopping moments!

We’ve reserved a block of 40 seats, so you’ll get to enjoy the game alongside fellow international students from schools across the area. Get ready to dive into the excitement of a live NBA game, while savoring classic American snacks. It’s a must-have experience on your New York bucket list, filled with new friends and all the action on the court!

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable