PLTG's 2025 Winter Event at Miss Nellie's

When
02 Dec 2025
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Location
Miss Nellie’s, 325 w 44th St, NYC 10036
Spaces left
2

Registration

Admission - Firm Member – $34.00
Member admission fare. Tickets are non-refundable.

Purchasing after Oct 24? Use this ticket type to confirm your member admission and add a guest if you'd like.

Purchased your ticket before Oct 24? Use the Guest Admission ticket type to add a guest. Email info@pltg.org for the registration code.
Admission - Vendor/Consultant – $34.00
Vendor/Consultant admission fare. Tickets are non-refundable.

Purchasing after Oct 24? Use this ticket type to confirm your member admission and add a guest if you'd like.

Purchased your ticket before Oct 24? Use the Guest Admission ticket type to add a guest. Email info@pltg.org for the registration code.
Guest Admission - Opened October 24 – $49.00
Guest admission is subject to availability. All admission tickets are non-refundable.

This ticket type is available to whom purchased a ticket before October 24. Email info@pltg.org for the Guest Admission registration code. Once purchased, email the guest's full name and email to info@pltg.org to confirm your admission.

The Professional Legal Trainers Group

Winter Event at Nellie Bly's "Explorer's Lounge"

Location: Miss Nellie's Restaurant
Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM ET

Join your fellow PLTG members in an evening of networking and camaraderie at the Victorian standout Miss Nellie’s. This venue, down the road from jazz club Birdland in midtown Manhattan, honors the legacy of one of America's unsung heroines, Nellie Bly.

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM ET
Venue: Miss Nellie’s, 325 w 44th St, NYC 10036
Admission Ticket (Non-Refundable) for Members: $34

Each ticket holder receives up to two drinks and three menu items. Please get your items from the bartender, table service not provided.

Although jeans are welcome, elevated dress is encouraged for this Victorian-decorated, festive setting.

Reserve and secure your non-refundable ticket soon, as admissions are limited. This charming location with outstanding drink menu and unusual dinner items will provide a memorable evening for all.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Second in our “Valiant Ladies” series is Elizabeth Jane Cochrane Seaman, under the pen name Nellie Bly.

Elizabeth Cochran (later adding an “e”) A.K.A. Nellie Bly helped to define what would become known as “stunt reporting”. After getting herself committed in 1887 and exposing the terrible conditions for the mentally ill on what’s now Roosevelt Island, her reporting (collected in “Ten Days in a Madhouse”) prompted grand jury investigations and spurred needed improvements in patient care. She came to the moniker “Nellie Bly” in an unusual way – her first editor at the Pittsburgh Dispatch took it from the upbeat Stephen Foster minstrel song “Nelly Bly” but misspelled it as “Nellie” and it stuck.

Nellie Bly revealed bribery in the U.S. legislature lobbying system, exposed conditions for the poor in Mexico and their corrupt leadership, and circled the globe in less than eighty days, cementing her fame. One of the first women to cover World War I from the front lines, the name Nellie Bly has become a synonym for a star female reporter.