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| Dec 18th, 2012 (Tue) -- May 8th, 2013 (Wed) |
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"Fashion and Technology"
The Museum at FIT
Seventh Ave, New York
Tues-Fri: 12pm
Sat: 10am
This display looks at innovations that altered the course of fashion, from game changers like the sewing machine and synthetic fibers to modern developments such as fashion-design software and globalized production. Featuring 18th- to 21st-century examples from the museum's collection, the exhibit highlights materials and accessories alongside pieces by designers including Elsa Schiaparelli and André Courrèges. |
| Jan 17th, 2013 (Thu) -- Aug 11th, 2013 (Sun) |
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Our Global Kitchen: Food, Nature, Culture
November 17, 2012 – August 11, 2013
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th St.
Manhattan, NY 10024
phone: 212-769-5100-fax: 212-769-5368
website: www.amnh.org
Food celebrates cultures and cooking, historic meals and markets, and moments in our lives that we mark with food—as well as the ingredients that we have discovered and shaped over the course of thousands of years. As this exhibition takes visitors on a journey of growing, transporting, cooking, tasting, and celebrating, it also examines contemporary issues of environmental and human health, food security, feeding the world's growing population, anyhow we will eat in the future. For more information, visit amnh.org.
admission price:
$25, adults; $14.50, children; $19 students and seniors. (Includes museum admission. ) |
| Jan 17th, 2013 (Thu) -- May 27th, 2013 (Mon) |
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The Butterfly Conservatory at The American Museum of Natural History
October 6, 2012 – May 27, 2013
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th Street
New York, NY 10024
website: www.amnh.org
Celebrate the 15th-annual edition of this re-created tropical forest environment filled with more than 500 live butterflies. The butterflies live in a magical summerlike environment, surrounded by tropical flowers and lush vegetation in 80-degree temperatures. It's the perfect exhibition on a cold fall or winter day and great for children and adults alike. For more information, visit amnh.org.
admission price:
$25, adultsl $19, students and seniors; $14.50, children. (Includes museum admission) |
| Jan 18th, 2013 (Fri) -- May 5th, 2013 (Sun) |
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The Dream Continues: Photographs of Martin Luther King Murals by Vergara
January 18 – May 5, 2013
New-York Historical Society, The
170 Central Park West (at 77th St.)
Manhattan, NY 10024
phone: 212-873-3400-fax: 212-595-5253
website: nyhistory.org
The murals of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. whose existence Camilo Vergara has documented since the 1970s are located in places such as auto repair shops, fast food restaurants, on city streets and alley ways. These informal portraits capture the perception of King in specific cities - and retained qualities of the local population. For futher information, visit nyhistory.org.
admission price:
Free with museum admission. |
| Mar 15th, 2013 (Fri) -- Aug 12th, 2013 (Mon) |
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Flip Side: The Unseen in Tibetan Art
Mar 15 – Aug 12, 2013
Rubin Museum of Art
150 W. 17th St.
Manhattan, NY 10011
phone: 212-620-5000 - fax: 212-620-0628
Tibetan art is not limited to what's seen on the front of scroll paintings (known as thangkas) and sculptures. Significant parts of the artworks' meaning are located in text and images on the back. The pieces selected for Flip Side date from the 13th to the 19th century and were chosen for their complexity and diverse style. For more information, visit rmanyc.org. |
| Mar 22nd, 2013 (Fri) -- Aug 11th, 2013 (Sun) |
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LaToya Ruby Frazier: A Haunted Capital
Mar 22 – Aug 11, 2013
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 11238
phone: 718-638-5000 - fax: 718-501-6134
In LaToya Ruby Frazier: A Haunted Capital, the artist uses photography to showcase her hometown of Braddock, Pennsylvania and show how the city has been changed by industrialization and de-industrialization. Frazier's photography explores the decline of Braddock, a former steel capital whose population is now less than 2,500. This exhibit is a part of the artist's Notion of Family series. For more information, visit brooklynmuseum.org. |
| Mar 23rd, 2013 (Sat) -- Jan 5th, 2014 (Sun) |
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Whales:Giants of the Deep
March 23, 2013 – January 5, 2014
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th Street
New York, NY 10024
website: www.amnh.org
NYCGO Logo Whales: Giants of the Deep highlights the latest in international research on whales, dolphins, and porpoises in the context of whale biology and the history of whaling in New Zealand, where the exhibit originated. It includes rare specimens highlighted by a massive 58-foot-long fully articulated sperm whale skeleton; the massive skull of Andrewsarchus, a possible land-dwelling relative of whales; and life-size and scale models of whales common in the South Pacific. Videos examine the relationship between the people of the South Pacific and whales, including the stories of three generations of whale-riding traditions. For more information, visit amnh.org.
admission price:
$25, adults, $19, students and seniors; $14.50, children. (Includes museum admission) |
| May 1st, 2013 (Wed) -- May 4th, 2013 (Sat) |
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Festival of Ideas for the New City: StreetFest
New Museum of Contemporary Art, 235 Bowery, (at Prince St), New York
May 1-4, 2013 11:00am
Four days of art exhibits, lectures and workshops take over lower Manhattan during the New Museum–sponsored festival; Saturday's green street fest is the best bet for families. Outside the museum on the Bowery, kids will find eco-focused products, cooking demonstrations, rooftop gardening classes and bike tours. Children can also play in a version of the David Rockwell–designed Imagination Playground, make a smoothie on Cafe Habana's bicycle-powered blender and learn about the critters and plants that inhabit the cove of Brooklyn Bridge Park. All ages. |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
| May 5th, 2013 (Sun) -- May 7th, 2013 (Tue) |
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Moda Manhattan
Moda Manhattan will showcase well-merchandised upscale lines in a refined, elegant and progressive show setting. A variety of styles that include everything from classic themes to innovative design are sure to refresh your inventory and invigorate sales this season. The story for the newest in-demand styles for Fall/Winter and Immediate Spring/Summer will also focus on essential shades, rich tones and deep hues in many collections. Moda Manhattan’s Ready-To-Wear focus continues to thrive for the Modern Contemporary customer.
Show Information
Fall/Transition 2013
May 5-7, 2013
Sunday, 9am – 6pm
Monday, 9am – 6pm
Tuesday, 9am – 4pm
Javits Center, New York |
| May 8th, 2013 (Wed) -- May 18th, 2013 (Sat) |
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Jazz at Lincoln Center 2012–2013 Season
Sep 13, 2012 – May 18, 2013
Jazz at Lincoln Center
Frederick P. Rose Hall, Broadway at 60th St.
Manhattan, NY 10019
phone: 212-258-9800 - fax: 212-258-9900
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Jazz at Lincoln Center presents a wide variety of programming in its 2012–2013 season, including festivals, concerts, education events and a diverse array of guest artists. This year’s season reflects on jazz’s legendary artists and celebrates today’s performing musicians. Six brand-new festivals—John Coltrane Festival, Duke Ellington Festival, Chick Corea Festival, Birth of the Cool Festival, The Best of Blue Note Festival and Dizzy & Bird Festival—will take place in the performance spaces at Frederick P. Rose Hall. Also on tap are concerts honoring Toots Thielemans: Celebrating 90 Years, Joe Henderson's 75th Birthday and Eddie Palmieri – A Career Retrospective. And, for the first time in New York since its 1994 premiere, Wynton Marsalis' Pulitzer-winning Blood on the Fields will be performed in its entirety. For more information, visit jalc.org. |
| May 8th, 2013 (Wed) -- Aug 30th, 2013 (Fri) |
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Summer on the Hudson
May 4 – Aug 30, 2013
Riverside Park
Riverside Drive to Hudson River
72nd St. to St Clair Pl.
New York, NY 10115
phone: 212-408-0264
This festival presented by the Parks Department is back for another season, taking place in Riverside Park from 59th to 153rd Streets. The celebration of all things arts and culture includes concerts, dance performances, wellness activities, movies, kids' shows, special events and more. All programs are free and open to the public. For more information, visit nyc.gov/parks. |
| May 8th, 2013 (Wed) -- Oct 26th, 2013 (Sat) |
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Hester Street Fair
SATURDAYS 10AM - 6PM
APRIL 27 - OCTOBER 26
Corner of Hester and Essex
F J M Z to Delancey
F to East Broadway
Visit the Lower East Side on Saturdays from April 27 to October 26 for vintage finds, artisan creations and delicious food. The Hester Street Fair returns for its fourth season, bringing an open-air market to the corner of Hester and Essex Streets, paying homage to the historic pushcart market that was held here many years ago. The fair is open every Saturday from 10am to 6pm; the kickoff on April 27 features the Opening Day Hester Eats Food Fest. For more information, visit hesterstreetfair.com. |
| May 8th, 2013 (Wed) -- May 31st, 2013 (Fri) |
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Hava Nagila: A Song for the People
Sep 13, 2012 – May 31, 2013
Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
36 Battery Pl.
Manhattan, NY 10280
phone: 646-437-4202 - fax: 646-431-4311
Few people know the origins of this Ukrainian melody that has become a theme song for Jewish celebrations around the world. This exhibit traces the song's hundred-year history from the Ukraine, through Europe and Asia, and finally to the United States where it remains a fixture. Public programming in connection with the exhibit includes a Hava Nagila Hoedown on October 28 where visits can learn & perform the hora and other Israeli dances. For more information, visit mjhnyc.org. |
| May 8th, 2013 (Wed) -- Jul 21st, 2013 (Sun) |
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LORCA IN NY: A CELEBRATION
April 5-July 21, 2013
Monday, Thursday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Tuesday–Wednesday, 10 a.m.–7:30 p.m.
Sunday, 1–5 p.m.
The New York Public Library
Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Wachenheim Gallery
Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street
Free and Open to the Public
nypl.org
Federico García Lorca famously left the first draft of Poet In New York on his publisher’s desk in 1936 with a note that promised he would be “back tomorrow.” But the meeting never took place – Lorca was murdered only a few weeks later – and the manuscript was lost for decades. Now, The New York Public Library and the Federico García Lorca Foundation present Back Tomorrow: Federico García Lorca / Poet in New York, an exhibition that brings together for the first time the recovered New York manuscripts, photos, and drawings that trace Lorca’s vision from first drafts to fair copies to the nervous line of pen and colored pencil. Back Tomorrow: Federico García Lorca / Poet in New York is the story of the poet’s trip and of the testimony it produced: not only the complex book of poems, but also, in contrast, a cheerful series of insightful letters to his family and a series of remarkable drawings that offer, like the poems, an apocalyptic vision of the city. Also exhibited are personal objects, including the poet’s passport and bank book, his library card and guitar, along with rare books and relevant manuscripts of Whitman, Hart Crane, and T.S. Eliot from the collection of the New York Public Library. The Lorca manuscripts, drawings, and photos are from the archives and library of the Federico García Lorca Foundation, Madrid, a non-profit foundation devoted to furthering an understanding of the poet’s life and work.
Curated by Christopher Maurer and Andrés Soria Olmedo
This exhibition is organized jointly by the Fundación Federico García Lorca, The New York Public Library, and Acción Cultural Española with the support of ”la Caixa” Foundation.
Support for The New York Public Library’s Exhibitions Program has been provided by Celeste Bartos, Sue and Edgar Wachenheim III, Mahnaz Ispahani Bartos and Adam Bartos Exhibitions Fund, and Jonathan Altman. |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
| May 24th, 2013 (Fri) -- May 26th, 2013 (Sun) |
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Lower East Side Festival of the Arts
Theater for the New City
155 First Ave, New York
Poets, playwrights, puppeteers and other performers in and around the Lower East Side will partake in this annual gathering centered at the Theater for the New City. |
| May 25th, 2013 (Sat) -- May 27th, 2013 (Mon) |
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Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit
More than eight decades ago, New York artists Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning propped up a few of their paintings in Washington Square Park and called it a show. A lot has changed since then: Now, more than 100 artists and artisans—including painters, sculptors, jewelers and glassblowers—exhibit their wares at the Washington Square Park Outdoor Art Exhibit. |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
| May 28th, 2013 (Tue) -- Aug 18th, 2013 (Sun) |
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Shakespeare in the Park
May 28 – Aug 18, 2013
Delacorte Theater
Mid-park at 80th St.
Manhattan, NY 10024
Shakespeare in the Park, one of New York City's most treasured summertime traditions, continues its mission of bringing art and culture to Central Park by presenting The Comedy of Errors and Love's Labour's Lost. The Comedy of Errors (May 28–June 30) will be directed by Daniel Sullivan; Love's Labour's Lost (July 23–August 18) will be directed by Alex Timbers. The Public Theater has presented free Shakespeare in the Park productions at the Delacorte Theater since 1962. For more information, visit shakespeareinthepark.org. |
| May 30th, 2013 (Thu) -- May 31st, 2013 (Fri) |
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Manhattanhenge
Witness the stunning natural spectacle that occurs when the sun aligns perfectly with Manhattan’s grid: The setting orb will illuminate both sides of every street in the borough four times a year. For the best view, camp out as far east as possible along a broad avenue with views across the island (14th and 34th Streets will do). And don’t forget your camera.
Time: 8:25pm |
| May 31st, 2013 (Fri) -- Jun 2nd, 2013 (Sun) |
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Howl! Festival
Location: Tompkins Square Park
New York
The spirit of poet Allen Ginsberg informs this annual arts festival in the East Village. |
| Jun 1st, 2013 (Sat) -- Jun 2nd, 2013 (Sun) |
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Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit
More than eight decades ago, New York artists Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning propped up a few of their paintings in Washington Square Park and called it a show. A lot has changed since then: Now, more than 100 artists and artisans—including painters, sculptors, jewelers and glassblowers—exhibit their wares at the Washington Square Park Outdoor Art Exhibit. |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
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Museum Mile Festival
Location TBA, New York
Tue Jun 11, 2013 6:00pm
A 23-block stretch of Fifth Avenue becomes a car-free promenade when ten of the city’s most prestigious art institutions—including the Guggenheim, the Met and the Museum of the City of New York—open their doors to the public free of charge for three hours. The crowds at this annual culturefest can be daunting—more than 50,000 people are expected to show up—but don’t get overwhelmed; plan to get there early if you want to see big-name shows. Musical performances, including string quartets and jazz ensembles, will enhance your walk from one museum to the next. Fifth Ave from 82nd to 105th Sts. |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
| Jun 29th, 2013 (Sat) -- Sep 7th, 2013 (Sat) |
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Warm Up at MoMA PS1
Jun 29 – Sep 7, 2013
MoMA PS1
22-25 Jackson Ave.
Queens, NY 11101
phone: 718-784-2084
Long Island City's long-running dance party returns for another season of Saturday-afternoon DJ shindigs and musical performances. This party, which takes place in the courtyard of MoMA PS1, consistently offers up some of the music industry's best and brightest. Check momaps1.org for information on this year's acts. |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
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NYC Pride March
@12pm
March begins at Fifth Ave and 36th St and proceeds south to the reviewing stand at Fifth Ave and 8th St before turning west down Christopher St to Greenwich St.. Subway: A, C, E, D, F to W 4th St; D, F, N, Q, R to 34th St–Herald Sq; F to 14th St or 23rd St; L, N, Q, R, 4, 5, 6 to 14th St–Union Sq; 6 to Astor Pl, 23rd St, 28th St or 33rd St. More than a million spectators line the streets for what is always one of the year's most dazzling spectacles, commemorating the 1969 Stonewall riots. |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
| Jul 10th, 2013 (Wed) -- Aug 14th, 2013 (Wed) |
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Movies Under the Stars
Jul 10 – Aug 14, 2013
Riverside Park, Pier I
West 70th Street
Manhattan, NY
phone: 212-870-3070
As part of its annual Summer on the Hudson outdoor festival, the Parks Department presents Movies Under the Stars—free screenings of films new and old taking place on Pier 1 at 70th Street, Wednesday nights at dusk. This year's theme is "Song & Dance!" and includes films such as 1933's Duck Soup, 1986's Little Shop of Horrors and 2012's Pitch Perfect. For more information, visit nyc.gov/parks. |
| Jul 11th, 2013 (Thu) -- Aug 15th, 2013 (Thu) |
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Broadway in Bryant Park
Jul 11 – Aug 15, 2013
Bryant Park
Sixth Ave. and W. 42nd St.
Manhattan, NY 10018
Pack your lunch and head to Bryant Park for these midday, hour-long performances from Broadway’s most popular shows. Spectators can nab one of the picnic tables and some chairs set up on the lawn, or bring their own blanket and settle on the grass. This year's featured shows include The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, Ghost, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita and Nice Work If You Can Get It. The cast of each show will perform two to three numbers. For more information, visit bryantpark.org. |
| Jul 11th, 2013 (Thu) -- Jul 12th, 2013 (Fri) |
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Manhattanhenge
Witness the stunning natural spectacle that occurs when the sun aligns perfectly with Manhattan’s grid: The setting orb will illuminate both sides of every street in the borough four times a year. For the best view, camp out as far east as possible along a broad avenue with views across the island (14th and 34th Streets will do). And don’t forget your camera.
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
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Free Tours at Chelsea Brewing Company
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59
Manhattan, NY
website: chelseabrewingco.wordpress.com
As Plato once said, "He was a wise man who invented beer." Ancient and modern civilizations agree on this observation, although the brewing process has evolved substantially since the philosopher raised a glass circa 400 BC. Chelsea Brewing Company, Manhattan's largest microbrewery, offers a peek at today's brewing processes with a free tour of its site, which features a copper-and-brass 30-barrel brewhouse, six 60-barrel unitanks, four 30-barrel unitanks, two 60-barrel bright beer tanks, six 15-barrel servers, a fully automatic grain-handling system, an automated bottling system and a kegging system. The tour includes free samples (naturally), along with tickets for discounted pints to savor afterward at the brewery's bar and restaurant, which overlooks the Hudson River. Current seasonal brews on tap include Hoppy Holidays, an annual American ale, and a Russian imperial stout. Tours start at 2pm every Saturday and continue on the hour through 6pm. For more information, visit |
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