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"KLASS" Thursdays at KATRA with FREE Admission and Drinks on Cris A.C. List

"KLASS" Thursdays KATRA. 217 Bowery @ Rivington St , NYC 10pm 2 for 1 drinks til 12, bottles specials and discounts! On two cool and sexy floors, DJs Guests plays hip-hop, house music, reggae, rock, old school, latin music, reggaeton and more. It's FREE admission on the Cris A.C. guest list (Ladies FREE til 2 am & Gents FREE til 12, reduced admission after). Call me direct @ 917.653.0768 for Tab read more...

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Bootleg Comedy Presents Mash-Up Mondays

You've seen Donnell Rawlings, as Ashy Larry on the hit sketch show Chapelle's Show, Pizza heist Guy in Spider man 2, and checked him floss his Dramatic chops in HBO's "The Wire" --now you and check him on a comedic journey through Bootleg Comedy, Donnell takes you throught the underground circuit of Comedy through produced sketches, man on the street interviews and special guest appearances, Bootl read more...

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Cost: $10

Hard Knock Laughs

Hard Knocks Laughs is a premium comedy show built around the energetic comic Jeffrey Hernandez. Every show features NYC's finest comics and closes out with the nation's funniest headliners! Come on down and see the best show on Thursday night!

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Cost: $12

Blue Point Brewery Tasting

One of New Yorks finest! Stop by the Whole Foods Market Bowery Beer room for a tasting of six craft brews from Blue Point Brewery. After sampling all that Blue Point has to offer, head over to the growler station to get your 32oz or 64oz growler filled to the brim. Come thirsty!

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Cost: Free

Whole Foods Tastings

Journey through each department and let our demo delegates take you on a tasting experience. Each week we will tantalize your taste buds with a new theme that can be explored on each team. Stop by and try something new!

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Cost: Free

Two Solo Exhibitions: Tracey Snelling and Michael Paul Britto

Two Solo Exhibitions Exhibition dates: November 21, 2009 -January 3, 2010 Artists’ reception: Saturday, November 21, 5-8pm Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Sunday, 12-6pm Smack Mellon is pleased to present Tracey Snelling’s installation Woman on the Run and Michael Paul Britto’s new video works in Society’s Children. The two artists incorporate elements of pop culture, cinema, and reality to very read more...

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Thursday Night Latin Jazz

Since the inception of the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, music has been an integral part of their programming, particularly music rooted in the Afro-Cuban, Latin jazz and straight-ahead jazz traditions as well as Hip Hop. Enjoy their weekly rotating jazz groups on Thursday nights!

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Cost: $7 $5 students

Daily Life Collection

Besides momentous events of the Revolutionary Era and New York City history, Fraunces Tavern's collection represents daily life of 18th-century Americans. Objects that were once common are now the most rare. Utilitarian items were often broken or used until they were worn out and then tossed away. Cooking pots, bottles, pipes, and other such items are now treasured at Fraunces Tavern Museum. An read more...

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Magna Carta and the Foundations of Freedom

See where the story of your freedom began. Magna Carta will make its appearance at historic Fraunces Tavern® Museum in New York City from September 15 - December 15, 2009. In the almost 800 years since it was drawn up this remarkable copy of Magna Carta has journeyed from its home at Lincoln Cathedral in England to New York just twice. The first time was for the 1939 World's Fair. The second ti read more...

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New York Collection

The collection captures an important portion of New York City's past, which is as colorful and vibrant as its present. What began as New Amsterdam, a rather insignificant Dutch outpost, became New York in 1664. Under English rule the city took on greater importance as part of Britain's vast trade system and as a strategic military base for conflicts with France for control of North America. By 177 read more...

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Revolution

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Manhattan Mini Models

Two highly-detailed, hand-carved miniature wooden models of Downtown and Midtown Manhattan on permanent display. Donated by Mike Chesko, a 49-year-old retiree and devoted amateur model maker. Chesko's models measure 17-3/4 by 20 inches for the Lilliputian Lower Manhattan and 37 by 31 inches for Midtown. The scale of the model is 3/8 inch for every 100 feet, meaning that the 1,250 foot Empire State read more...

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Maps and Photographs of Lower Manhattan

Lower Manhattan in the Sixties was a mature business district trapped in the fitments of an earlier age. A corset of finger piers bounded the island's edge, constraining growth. The downtown waterfront had been rendered obsolete, first by larger ships with deeper drafts, and from the late 1950s, by containerization which drove shipping to relocate to the vast, vacant expanses of the New Jersey low read more...

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Spend Thankgiving Day with Drew Fraser and Friends

This Thanksgiving, Comix will have you busting a gut with Drew Fraser and Friends. On November 26th, comedian Drew Fraser will host Mark Simmons (BET, Barbershop) as well as Talent from 98.7 KISS, and they’re all ready to keep you laughing through your turkey coma. Drew Fraser has appeared on Showtime at the Apollo, Russell Simmons Def Comedy Jam, BET’s Comic View and in 2005, Drew Fraser h read more...

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Seaport Past & Future

This free exhibit will take guests through The Seaport's centuries of growth and epic changes that have impacted New York City and the entire region. Achival materials showcase vintage streetscapes presented with the same views as they appear today allowing visitors to examine continuities and change over time at The Seaport. These momentous occasions will be demonstrated through multi media featu read more...

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Cost: Free

John Lennon: The New York Years

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Annex NYC is proud to present JOHN LENNON: THE NEW YORK CITY YEARS, which opens May 12, 2009. This feature exhibit explores John Lennon’s passion for music, art, politics and film, with New York City as his backdrop. Capturing a time in Lennon’s life that was full of political and social activism, the exhibit reflects the spirit of the era during which he created some read more...

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CMA Permanent Collection

Children's Museum of the Arts maintains a permanent collection of over two thousand paintings and drawings of children’s art from around the world including China, Pakistan, Argentina, Norway, Australia, Indonesia, Senegal and Russia. Included within this collection are 19 rare and exciting works done by children during the 1938 Works Progress Administration (WPA) Children's Art Project under Pres read more...

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Getting By: Immigrants Weathering Hard Times

Discover how immigrants survived economic depressions at 97 Orchard Street between 1863 and 1935. Visit the restored homes of the German-Jewish Gumpertz family, whose patriarch disappeared during the Panic of 1873, and the Italian-Catholic Baldizzi family, who lived through the Great Depression. This tour lasts 60 minutes. Recommended for ages 8 & up. This tour goes to the 2nd Floor: 24 step read more...

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Piecing It Together: Immigrants In The Garment Industry

isit the restored homes of two Eastern European Jewish families who lived in 97 Orchard Street at the turn of the 20th century, when the neighborhood was the most densely populated place on earth. See how the Levine family operated a garment factory in their own apartment, then pay a shiva (bereavement) call to the Rogarshevsky family as they mourn the loss of their father from the "tailors’ disea read more...

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The Moore Family Tour

Experience the heart of the immigrant saga through the music of Irish America, then tour the restored home of the Moore family, Irish-Catholic immigrants coping with the death of a child in 1869. Compare the Moore's struggle to keep their family healthy with that of the Katz family, Russian-Jewish immigrants who left their “mark” on our building in the 1930s. First tour at 10:15am, last tour at read more...

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