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Showing posts with label Manhattan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manhattan. Show all posts
Monday
Metropolitan Museum to Open 7 Days a Week Starting July 1 2013
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| A view of new Roman Gallery in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
"Metropolitan Museum to Open 7 Days a Week Starting July 1
Will Open Mondays throughout Year for First Time in 42 Years
(New York, March 21, 2013)—As of July 1, 2013, The Metropolitan Museum of Art will open to the public 7 days a week, it was announced today by Thomas P. Campbell, Director and CEO of the Museum. This new schedule will go into effect at both the Museum’s main building on Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street in Manhattan and at The Cloisters museum and gardens, its branch museum for medieval art and architecture in Fort Tryon Park in northern Manhattan."
Sunday
Upcoming Events | Hudson River Park
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| Hudson River Park (Photo credit: musical photo man) |
"HUDSON RIVER PARK'S
Hudson River Park WILD!
JUNE 9 / 9:00AM IN GREENWICH VILLAGE"
Enjoy a meandering waterfront walk while viewing and learning about the park’s flora and fauna, including some of the 85 different species of birds identified within Park boundaries. Peek into some of our many gardens to discover butterflies, dragonflies and other interesting insects. Get to know the native plants that thrive in unexpected places in and around the river’s edge. Each nature walk is unique and offers a one-of-a-kind treasure hunt-like experience.
Wednesday
Central to Spring
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| Passage under Bethesda Terrace (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
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| Angel of the Waters Fountain at Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, Manhattan, NYC (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Free and open to the public
Wednesday, April 10 · 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Fireworks at 7:45 pm at Bethesda Terrace
(Mid-Park at 72nd Street)
Sunday
McSorely's Ale House Anniversary Feb17,1854
McSorley's Old Ale House - Google+:
"The “sawdust on the floors” hasn’t changed since this “must-visit” East Village “landmark” opened in 1854, and today “merry throngs” still show up to drink “nothing but beer” and “soak up the history”; expect “blunt bartenders”, a limited suds selection – “either light or dark” – and “epic numbers of tourists” and “frat boys”; P.S. “they adhere to the motto ‘Drink or be Gone.’”"
"The “sawdust on the floors” hasn’t changed since this “must-visit” East Village “landmark” opened in 1854, and today “merry throngs” still show up to drink “nothing but beer” and “soak up the history”; expect “blunt bartenders”, a limited suds selection – “either light or dark” – and “epic numbers of tourists” and “frat boys”; P.S. “they adhere to the motto ‘Drink or be Gone.’”"
McSorley's Old Ale House
Wednesday
Smorgasburg :: Brooklyn Bridge Park
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| Brooklyn bridge fulton park new york (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Smorgasburg
Sunday, November 18, 2012
11am-6pm
Tobacco Warehouse
11am-6pm
Tobacco Warehouse
Smorgasburg, a Brooklyn Flea project, is bringing their hugely popular, weekly food showcase to the Tobacco Warehouse. 75+ vendors will be preparing everything from Korean BBQ and 10-layer Mexican sandwiches to cardamom marshmallows every Sunday.
They will be here from 11 am - 6 pm until November 18.
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Monday
New York State Caravan of Corruption – Manhattan | NYC General Assembly # Occupy Wall Street
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| English: Protesters at the Occupy Wall Street protest in New York. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
The Travelling Caravan of Corruption tour stops in Manhattan. Come to Foley Square at 5:30pm on Tuesday, October 23 to learn the history of the last ten years of corruption in our state government.
For decades, New York has been home to some of the nation’s most crooked, conniving and corrupt politicians. They’ve accepted favors, dodged taxes, and lined their pockets with taxpayers’ cash. Enough is enough.
From Buffalo to Brooklyn, and everywhere in between, we’re taking our creepshow on the road to show what happens when we don’t hold greedy politicians accountable for their actions.
Step right up and learn about this collection of crooks as they:
Siphon money from community programs to buy Yankees tickets
Spend over $20,000 of taxpayers’ dollars on sushi
Dodge hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes
Buy luxury apartments with public money"
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Saturday
Nu D'Lux | Hudson River Park
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| English: Looking north on sunbathers near Charles Street pier in Hudson River Park on a sunny afternoon. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
NU D'LUX
Nu D'Lux | Hudson River Park: "Whether you’ve been dancing for years or want to learn how to boogie like a pro, Hudson River Park’s MoonDance is your chance to strut your stuff under the stars! MoonDance takes place on Sunday evenings at Hudson River Park‘s Pier 84. Featured styles include swing, tango and salsa.
From the Nu D'Lux website: "Nu D'Lux struck their first chords in Brooklyn, NY in 1995, long before Buena Vista Social Club and the current influx of Son Montuno groups hit Manhattan. From the start, a tremendous love and respect for the great Septetos and Conjuntos of El Son (Cuban predecessor of Salsa) brought current co-leaders Aaron Halva and Jainardo Batista-Sterling together in a great search for their own flavor of this music that continues today."
Free dance lessons begin at 6:30pm courtesy of DANCE MANHATTAN. Nu D'Lux goes on at 7pm!"
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