Editor's Choice Events for New York
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|  | Montgomery, Hudson Valley Chowder Festival 2 (1/23): It’s the 2nd year for the local food fest full of the best Chowders, Soups, and Bisques at Thomas Bull Memorial Park in Mongomery NY. |
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|  | New Paltz, Jazz On The Mountain (1/22 - 1/25): Grammy-Award Winning Artists…Legendary Talent…Rising Stars! |
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|  | Poughkeepsie, Hänchenrouladen Dinner!! (Chicken Cordon Bleu) (1/23 - 4/24): An international favorite, born in German speaking Alpen region of Europe. Chicken breast pounded tender, filled with sliced ham and alpine cheese then breaded and fried. Served with mashed potatoes, |
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|  | Schenectady, Cupid’s Crush Gift & Art Expo (2/12 - 2/14): Cupid's Crush Gift & Art Expo. High quality items from High quality vendors in the Capital Region! Sponsored by: United Healthcare
Cupids Crush Gift & Art Expo
93 W Campbell Road Schenectady NY 1 |
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Today's Catch: $11 for 2 Credit Card Lights - Including Shipping! ($17 Value)
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$11
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$17
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$6
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35%
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Off Retail
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The Fine Print
You can purchase any number for yourself or as gifts. Ships within 2 weeks.
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Highlights
- 2 x Credit Card Lights
- Batteries Included
- Free S&H
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Some design ideas cannot be explained in words – they simply pop into mind like that light bulb over the head of cartoon figures, or like this ingenious miniature lamp
As with so many creative product designs, what makes this so appealing is its combined simplicity and functionality. On the one hand, this portable lamp slides neatly into your wallet or pocket – unlike most conventional flashlights. On the other hand, this light provides illumination all around it – ideal for reading and other activities where you do not have the extra hand or desire to hold a lamp.
While something so small naturally cannot have an extended battery life nor an extremely broad range of illumination it is nonetheless a handy emergency light for such things as at-night car repairs or for more mundane functions like a travel reading lamp.
LED card light
Features:
1. Powered by 3V CR1216 (included).
2. Weight:14g.
3. Material:ABS.
4. Wireless LED Light.
5. Credit Card Size.
6. Fold "LED Light Bub" up,light turns on.
7. Can place in Wallets.
8. Use 3V Battery(included).
Package Include:
2 x LED card lights
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The Company
WhoFish Daily Catch - Credit Card Light
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For questions or to order by phone please call (508) 628-9600 x280
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This weeks funniest animal pics to brighten your day

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|  |  | Albany, The 21 Refresh Challenge (1/22 - 1/31): Jump start the new year with a new virtual event to keep you active all month long! |
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|  |  | Albany, The Way North (1/22 - 2/14): When a lost, cold and very pregnant young woman stumbles onto her rural homestead in the Minnesota wilderness, Freddy Hansen doesn’t hesitate to take her in. |
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|  |  | Albany, Your Best One (1/17 - 2/9): Family matters. Richard and David had it all: great jobs, a great California apartment and a great relationship. It seemed a natural thing to adopt a child to share their good fortune, right? |
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|  |  | Binghamton, Social Gathering Concert #4 (1/23): he BPO has been working hard to bring back a night out in downtown Binghamton! Enjoy dinner and a show at the DoubleTree Hotel downtown. Program and performers to come. |
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|  | Binghamton, Tapestry of New York (1/30): With its richly textured soundscapes that evoke breathtaking scenery, windswept trails, and endless skylines, Tapestry of New York - featuring Beethoven's Pastorale Sixth Symphony - pays tribute to th |
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|  |  | Brooklyn, Park Slope Farmers Market (1/10 - 12/5): The Park Slope Farmers Market is open year-round on Sundays, bringing local farms and food makers together at 4th Street and 5th Avenue |
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|  |  | Brooklyn, Regina Opera offers online operas - FREE and ON DEMAND (11/4 - 1/29): Regina Opera Company offers over 30 opera gems for your enjoyment – both full operas and opera selections – from its archives, FREE and ON DEMAND. http://www.reginaopera.org/onlineperformances.htm |
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|  |  | Brooklyn, Sunday Morning Mass (1/31): Public Mass at the Church. This Mass will not be live streamed. |
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|  |  | Buffalo, ConnectLife Blood Drive (1/29): ConnectLife will host a blood drive at the Delaware Family YMCA on January 29 from 12:00 - 4:00 pm. |
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|  | Buffalo, Family Night at Gardens After Dark (2/6): Visit the Botanical Gardens for Gardens After Dark FAMILY NIGHT! Explore our magical gardens at night to enjoy a tropical evening out, in February, with family. |
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|  |  | Buffalo, Felipe Shibuya, Black Cherry (1/22 - 3/6): Black Cherry is based on carefully researched data from the United States censuses and each element in the installation has both a metaphorical and a quantitative meaning. |
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|  |  | Buffalo, Garden in a Jar! (1/23): Create your own tropical oasis with our new Garden Exclusive, Garden in a Jar! |
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|  |  | Buffalo, Justina Dziama, A Millimeter of Space (1/22 - 3/6): Justina Dziama is the 2020 Activism in the Arts Artist-in-Residence at Buffalo Arts Studio where she is preparing a new body of work titled A Millimeter of Space. |
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|  |  | Buffalo, Yoga for Anxiety ONLINE workshop (1/24): Are you often feelings stressed and overwhelmed? Yoga is a powerful tool in reducing the persistent symptoms of stress and anxiety. |
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|  |  | Castile, Novice Nature Ski Hike (1/31): Pre-registration is required for each program by contacting the Humphrey Nature Center at (585) 493-3682. |
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|  |  | Grafton, Grafton Lakes Cabin Fever 2021 (1/23): Do you love winter? Join local clubs and organizations such as the Rensselaer Plateau Alliance, the Rensselaer Land Trust and the Dyken Pond for hikes, educational walks, dog walks, and more. |
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|  | Lacona, The Winona Forest Tourathon (2/6): The 2021 Winona Forest Tourathon promises to once again delight Nordic skiers from across the USA and beyond. Our lake effect snow machine and professional grooming equipment will provide participants |
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|  | Malone, Saranac Lake Winter Carnival (2/5 - 2/14): Visitors from around the world will travel to New York's Adirondack Mountains from February 5-14, 2021 to celebrate the annual Saranac Lake Winter Carnival with a ‘Mask-erade' theme. |
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|  |  | Montgomery, Hudson Valley Chowder Festival 2 (1/23): It’s the 2nd year for the local food fest full of the best Chowders, Soups, and Bisques at Thomas Bull Memorial Park in Mongomery NY. |
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|  |  | New City, The Source with the Sisters of Life (1/16 - 5/15): Join us every third Saturday of the month for a time of Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament, with beautiful music provided by the Sisters of Life and the Sacrament of Confession available. |
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|  |  | New Paltz, Jazz On The Mountain (1/22 - 1/25): Grammy-Award Winning Artists…Legendary Talent…Rising Stars! |
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|  |  | New York, Away from the Easel: Jackson Pollock’s Mural (3/28 - 2/28): Visionary collector Peggy Guggenheim commissioned Jackson Pollock’s Mural for the entrance hall of her Manhattan town house in 1943, prior to the artist’s first solo exhibition. |
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|  |  | New York, David Weinstone Family Concert (1/22): “It’s no exaggeration that Weinstone has changed the musical geography of New York,” says Time Out New York Kids. |
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|  |  | New York, Drop-in Drawing—Fashion Illustration (1/31): Drop in anytime for a virtual session of our popular art-making series and experience The Met collection through creative challenges. |
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|  |  | New York, Erin Hall - Live from Rockwood Music Hall (1/23): Live From Rockwood Music Hall shows take place from Stage 2 at Rockwood Music Hall, with 100% of the audience viewing from the comfort of their own home. |
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|  |  | New York, Football Sundays (1/17 - 10/31): Every Sunday during football season, come by the Taproom for $1 wings, $5 margaritas, $5 Prime Pilsners, $30 Prime Pilsner Towers, $4 Miller High Lifes |
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|  |  | New York, Friday Night Prayer (1/8 - 4/9): What are the burdens on your heart? Join us on Zoom at 7 PM on Friday as we pray for each other and our city and our nation. |
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|  |  | New York, Historic New York: Central Park (1/30): Urban Park Rangers specialize in interpretation of historic turning points, both natural and manmade, in our city’s long history. |
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|  |  | New York, Linger Nights (1/1 - 9/10): Join us for Linger Nights this Friday at 7:30PM! It'll be a powerful time of worship and prayer in God's presence! |
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|  |  | New York, Masterworks: A Journey Through Himalayan Art (1/29 - 1/8): Masterworks: A Journey through Himalayan Art explores major strands in the development of art from the Himalayan region covering a period of more than one thousand years. |
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|  |  | New York, MuleSoft Training and Certification (1/20 - 1/30): MuleSoft specializes in integration software for connecting applications, data, and devices designed to integrate software as a service (SaaS), on-premises software & legacy systems. |
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|  |  | New York, Sabbath Service (1/16 - 4/24): Come and join us for our worship service each Sabbath mornings starting at 10:00 a.m. |
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|  |  | New York, Sam Eatons The Quantum Eye Mentalism and Magic Show (11/28 - 2/13): The Quantum Eye is an entertaining and fascinating exploration of mentalism, magic, perception and deception, where extraordinary ability and humor blend with audience participation to make for a uniq |
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| New York, So Ready for Laughter: Bob Hope and World War II (2/5 - 9/5): Movie star and comedian Bob Hope achieved a lot during his decades-long career. But his work during World War II entertaining and lifting the spirits of troops holds a special place in American histor |
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|  | New York, The Gift of Laughter (2/5 - 9/5): The Gift of Laughter blends fact and fiction to illustrate Bob Hope’s wide-ranging career as USO entertainer, television star, and Academy Award host and the many roles comedians fill. |
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|  |  | New York, The Lab Collaboration (7/10 - 2/5): Looking to Collaborate with Indie Artists that are Lyrical Only and push out compilation albums on all major platforms Quarterly. |
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|  |  | New York, The Octagon Bookclub (1/15 - 3/26): Join us every Friday to discuss the book chosen by YOU! |
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|  |  | New York, Virtual Great Middle Grade Reads (1/31): Books of Wonder is delighted to host the Great Middle Grade Reads panel, featuring authors, CATHY CARR for 365 Days to Alaska, CHRISTINA LI for Clues to the Universe, CHRISTINE DAY for The Sea in Wint |
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|  |  | New York, Yoga Sculpt Class (1/22 - 2/12): Yoga Sculpt is a high intensity, dynamic class, that incorporates cardio and body resistance into regular yoga poses, in order to get the heart pumping, while strengthening major muscle groups. |
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|  |  | North Tonawanda, Phil Naro Band (1/23): PHIL NARO is a Daytime Entertainment Emmy Award winning performer for singing the theme song for the cartoon “6Teen”. |
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|  |  | Poughkeepsie, Hänchenrouladen Dinner!! (Chicken Cordon Bleu) (1/23 - 4/24): An international favorite, born in German speaking Alpen region of Europe. Chicken breast pounded tender, filled with sliced ham and alpine cheese then breaded and fried. Served with mashed potatoes, |
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|  |  | Poughkeepsie, Sashiko Mending (1/16 - 1/23): Japanese sashiko embroidery both reinforces and ornaments fabric with beautiful geometric patterns, all created with a simple straight stitch. |
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|  |  | Riverhead, Winter Wildlife (1/30 - 1/31): Youth in grades K-5 are invited to join us to learn about winter wildlife and discover that nature is not entirely asleep. |
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|  |  | Rochester, Beginner/ Intermediate Salsa (1/23 - 4/24): So you know your basics and you're ready for more of a challenge. Learn shines and dance styling next! |
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|  |  | Rochester, Football at the Tub 2020! (1/10 - 2/7): Football at the Tub 2020! While this year will be a little different we will still be the place to be for football! Some things have changed this year |
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|  |  | Rochester, Guitar Salon (1/17 - 2/6): Guitar Salon was created to give classical guitarists of all ages and abilities a chance to perform and to meet others who share your interest in classical guitar. |
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|  |  | Rochester, Intro to the Wheel - Session 4 (1/15 - 3/5): For beginners, this 8-week Introduction class covers the basics of wheel-thrown, functional work. |
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|  |  | Rochester, Mean Girls (1/29 - 1/31): MEAN GIRLS is a ferociously funny new musical from an award-winning creative team, including director Casey Nicholaw. |
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|  |  | Rochester, Youth Recreational Cheer Session (1/15 - 2/21): As the class levels increase, the pace of the skills will increase, the jumps become jump combos and they will also focus on tumbling. |
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|  |  | Schenectady, Clay Day Open Studio: SCH (1/24 - 2/25): In this class students can learn the basic techniques of how to create their own original hand built pinch pot, coil pot, slab pot or small sculpture with clay. |
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|  |  | Schenectady, Easter Extravaganza (4/3): Easter Extravaganza.
April 3rd 2020.
10am to 8pm.
High quality vendors from the Capital Region.
Sponsored by: United Healthcare
Shop for that perfect Easter Gift one day only April 3rd 2021 |
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|  | Schenectady, Mothers Day Spring Market (5/7 - 5/9): Looking for that last minute Mother’s Day Gift? Look no further by shopping with our Capital Region vendors. |
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|  |  | Schenectady, Schenectady Harvest Fest (10/1 - 10/3): A collection of high quality gift items from Capital Region vendors. |
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|  |  | Schenectady, Viaport 2nd Annual Farmers Market (6/5 - 8/28): ViaPort 2nd Annual Farmers Market.
New for 2021!The Market will be open every Saturday from 10am to 2pm
June 2021 through the end of August2021! Shop local and support all our Capital Region vendor |
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|  |  | Schenectady, Cupid’s Crush Gift & Art Expo (2/12 - 2/14): Cupid's Crush Gift & Art Expo. High quality items from High quality vendors in the Capital Region! Sponsored by: United Healthcare
Cupids Crush Gift & Art Expo
93 W Campbell Road Schenectady NY 1 |
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|  |  | Skaneateles, Skaneateles Winterfest 2021 (1/30): Skaneateles Sunrise Rotary Club presents Winterfest 2021 as a socially distanced week-long event, Jan 30th to Feb 6th. |
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|  | Syracuse, Jaleel Campbell: Homecoming (1/30 - 3/28): Jaleel Campbell: Homecoming, the artist’s first solo museum exhibition in his hometown of Syracuse, features digital illustrations alongside newly created video works, and a series of his “Jalethal” d |
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|  |  | Syracuse, Who, What, When, Where Opening (1/23): Who, What, When, Where explores questions of identity, place, and time while investigating the four words fundamental to the construction of narratives. |
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|  | Troy, Online Workshop: B&W Photography (2/5 - 2/26): Students immerse themselves in the art of b&w photography. We will discuss how it differs from color photography, how to maximize the potential of the format as well as best practices to capture image |
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|  |  | Troy, Troy Night Out (1/29): Troy Night Out is an extended evening highlighting arts and culture that takes place on the last Friday of every month in Downtown Troy. |
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|  |  | Wantagh, Winter Bird Walk (1/22): Learn to identify the wide variety of waterfowl and birds that visit the Park’s waterways during the winter months. |
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|  |  | Yonkers, Glenview Historic Home Tour (1/22 - 1/31): Experience what life was like in 1877, when the Trevor family moved into Glenview, the Museum’s Gilded Age historic home, on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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|  |  | Yonkers, The Word of God (7/5 - 3/28): Join us for the "Main event". Preaching and sharing from he Word of God. |
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