The New York Times offers a wide variety of signature live events available for sponsorship. Sponsors receive significant exposure through a variety of promotional channels supporting the events.
The audience demographic for New York Times events closely mirrors the highly desirable New York Times reader: influential, community and business leaders who value premium news.
Throughout the year, The Times produces high profile live events that appeal to a wide variety of consumer audiences.
TimesTalks — Throughout the year
TimesTalks are live, online and video conversations between New York Times journalists and 21st-century talents and thinkers. For nearly twenty years, TimesTalks have become part of the global dialogue about film, theater, music, art, books, television, style, ideas, politics and world affairs.
TimesTalks events are held at The TimesCenter, located in the heart of the Times Square District, as well as in select markets nationwide. Find out more at www.timestalks.com.
New York Times Travel Show — January 26—28, 2018
The ultimate travel destination, held each year at the Javits Center in New York City. The New York Times Travel Show is a unique way to discover new places to go, things to do, food to try and products to take along. You can even book trips onsite, with many show-only deals available. Over 30,000 consumers and travel industry professionals attended the 2017 event. Find out more at www.nyttravelshow.com.
Live Read
A sensation in Los Angeles since 2011, Live Reads are classic screenplays recast with Hollywood A-list actors and performed as once-in-a-lifetime audience experiences that can only be seen live. Each event sells out in mere minutes and attracts a young, hip, culturally adventurous audience. Find out more at www.livereadny.com.
The New York Times Thought Leadership Conferences feature noteworthy speakers, panel discussions, interactive sessions, networking opportunities and live streams of select sessions, attracting an influential audience.
Sponsorship packages for the Conferences include extensive digital and print promotion, radio and onsite exposure, sampling and literature distribution opportunities, extensive press efforts and custom programs designed to meet your marketing objectives.
Conferences scheduled for 2017 include:
UNITED STATES
• New Work Summit — Half Moon Bay, Calif. — March 6—7; www.nytimes.com/newwork
• Higher Ed Leaders Forum — N.Y.C. — May 31—June 1; www.nytschoolsfortomorrow.com
• Cities for Tomorrow — N.Y.C. — July 10—11; www.nytcitiesfortomorrow.com
• Corner Office: Master Class — Dove Mountain, Ariz. — Oct. 23—25
• DealBook — N.Y.C. — Nov. 9; www.nytdealbookconference.com
• Climate Tech — Nov./Dec.
INTERNATIONAL
• Art for Tomorrow — Doha, Qatar — March 10—13; www.inytartfortomorrow.com
• Athens Democracy Forum — Athens, Greece — Sept. 13—17; www.athensdemocracyforum.com
• Oil & Money — London, U.K. — Oct. 17—19; www.oilandmoney.com
• International Luxury Conference — Brussels, Belgium — Nov. 13—14; www.nytluxury.com
• The New York Times Global Strategy Summit — London, U.K. — Early Dec.2017
For additional information, please contact Doug Latino, Director, NYTLive Events at latino@nytimes.com or 212-556-1488.