Editor's Choice Events for New York
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|  | Brooklyn, Best of Brooklyn Food & Beer Festival (1/26): This collection of Brooklyn's best craft brews, food tastings on sale from 20+ top chefs, hit music from curated DJs, and in-the-know finds all in one place is not to be missed. |
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|  | Syracuse, Syracuse Man Show & Brew Fest (1/26): Over 80 craft brews will be on tap for sampling while you're playing Corn Hole, Billiards, Darts, Video Games, watching the BIG GAMES in the sports lounge. |
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|  | Westhampton Beach, CRESLI Seal Walks (11/24 - 4/28): Join CRESLI naturalist led walks to observe, count and photograph seals at haul out areas and learn about seal species diversity, ecology, evolution, and status |
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|  | West Point, Everything Bridal Shows in West Point, NY! (1/27): Meet with over 25 of the areas top Wedding Professionals to help you create the wedding of your dreams. “Everything you need for your wedding under one roof”. Prizes Every 20 Minutes. Live Entertainme |
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|  | Brooklyn, Salute to Broadway Concert (2/3): Enjoy a 2-hour concert of classic and contemporary Broadway tunes and operetta selections presented by Regina Opera Company soloists. A treat for all music lovers. |
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|  | Rhinebeck, 11th Annual Robbie Burns Supper/Celebration (2/1): The 10th annual Traditional Robbie Burns Supper at The Rhinecliff- Fri., Feb 2nd, 2018 - 6:30-9:30pm
With your Host, the renowned Hudson Valley Storyteller Jonathan Kruk, Performer Jim Keyes, Mast |
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|  | Ontario, Impact Theatre in Ontario NY! (2/1): **This is a fundraiser for Living Word’s Missions team to Haiti. All donations will go towards building & missions supplies. |
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|  | New York, NEWLIFE EXPO For Health, Rejuvenation,and Enlightenment (3/22 - 3/24): Over 150 of the world’s most innovative, cutting edge exhibitors and speaker on Conscious Living, Holistic Health, Nutrition & Diet, Metaphysics, Spirituality & UFO disclosure will be on display at o |
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|  | Hamburg, The Earth-Spirit Expo (2/23 - 2/24): The Largest MIND-BODY-SPIRIT Vendor Show in the Buffalo/WNY Region.
A Place where Spirituality, Beliefs, healing & Art-All Come Together! |
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|  |  | Albany, Albany Notary Licensing 5-Hr. Class (1/25): This class was voted #1 in NY State after 28,000 trained since 2001. Be licensed for life in just a few weeks. It is a lot like getting a driver's license. |
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|  |  | Albany, Boundary Breaks Wine Dinner (1/25): Join 677 and Boundary Breaks, from the Finger Lakes, for our first wine pairing dinner of 2019. |
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| |  | Albany, Crossgates Pub Crawl (1/26): Be social in the Crossgates Pub Crawl. Stop #3 for those brave enough to take the challenge |
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| |  | Albany, Customized Serving Tray and Wine Glass Workshop (1/27): Join us for a fun workshop where you will design your own wood serving tray and wine glass too! Your $50 ticket includes all supplies needed for the workshop along with one beverage of choice. |
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| |  | Albany, Deadlifting Seminar (1/26): We’ll go through each aspect of deadlifting from tension, spine position, set up, tools to use, hip drive, tracking, joint centration, regressions, progressions, leveraging angles, and much more. |
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|  | Albany, ESYO Playathon (2/2): ESYO will transform Crossgates Mall into a symphony hall for its annual Playathon. |
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| |  | Albany, First Friday Coffee (2/1): Join me for coffee! Come meet the president and chat about growth , networking and connections ! |
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| Albany, Get The Led Out - The American Led Zeppelin (2/2): From the bombastic and epic, to the folky and mystical, Get The Led Out have captured the essence of the recorded music of Led Zeppelin and brought it to the concert stage. |
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| Albany, Harlem Globetrotters (2/10): Prepare to be amazed as the Globetrotters showcase basketball’s first 4-point line, located 30 feet from the basket! |
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| | Albany, Macrame Workshop with Kate Moore (2/2): This introductory macrame workshop will show you all of the basic knots used to make everything from jewelry to plant hangers to beautiful, modern wall hangings. |
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| |  | Albany, Pop-up Exhibit at 3Fish Coffee (2/1): Born in Queens, NY, Tina Lincer is a local writer and painter who captures still lives of everlasting flowers, landscapes, and abstracted moments. |
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| |  | Albany, Red Maple (1/25 - 2/17): Everyone wants to know, “What’s the matter with Robert?” Since becoming an empty-nester, the usually solid and dependable professor seems to be falling apart — just like the old red maple tree in the |
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| |  | Albany, Releasing Fear and Anger (1/27): Join this Kundalini yoga workshop and begin to release your fears and anger. Anger and fear can hold us all back and ultimately, it separates us from feeling like we belong. |
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| Albany, Think Pink Floyd (2/2): Members of the quintet from PA and NJ travel the US offering fans the chance to experience the music of Pink Floyd live in concert complete with stage props, lasers, and video. |
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| |  | Albany, Tie One On… Your Tallit! (1/27): Are your tzitzit frayed? Tattered? Torn? Learn how to tie tzitzit, or get help, and replace the damaged fringes on your tallit |
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| |  | Albany, Trek Travel at Downtube Bicycle Works (1/25): Join us as we team up with Downtube Bicycle Works on Friday, January 25th at 6:00 PM for an evening dedicated to dreaming about where your bike will take you next. |
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| |  | Albany, VSO Album Release Party w/s/g Hartleys Encore (1/26): Victory Soul Orchestra wants you to celebrate the release of their first full album this January! Vinyl will be available at the show for purchase so you can support this funked up brass band. |
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| |  | Andes, 2.2 - TALKING MACHINE, 9pm (2/2): 2.2 - TALKING MACHINE, 9pm
Talking Machine, the culmination of years of combined musical expertise. Separately the two are accomplished musicians in their own right, yet together the duo utilize thei |
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| Astoria, Advance Screening of To Dust (2/3): Shmuel, a Hasidic cantor living in upstate New York, is distraught by his wife’s recent death and finds himself obsessing over how her body is decaying six feet underground. |
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| Astoria, Patterns of Decay (2/8): Patterns of Decay was formed in April 2014 when 5 socially dysfunctional individuals decided to come together and create some beautifully aggressive music.
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| Astoria, The Broken Co (2/8): The best of the best in todays metal. If you want great metal music and not mainstream garbage, then you've come to the right place.
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| Binghamton, 2019 Bridal Soiree (2/9): We are SO excited to have all of the top local wedding vendors in one place for this fun, one-stop wedding planning extravaganza! We hope to see you there! |
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| |  | Binghamton, Authors Showcase: Unity of Heaven and Humanity (1/26): Dr. Joey Tsai is an Assistant Professor of Management at Binghamton University’s School of Management. He has a master’s and bachelor’s degree in Psychology, and a Ph.D. in Management. |
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| |  | Binghamton, BPF Bubble Hockey Tournament (1/26): This is an open tournament for anyone that wants to participate, and a great excuse to check out the areas hottest new restaurant and bar. |
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| |  | Binghamton, Era of Change opening (2/1): This exhibition delves into issues of immigration, labor, suffrage–moments that shaped Binghamton and America during these two decades. Ripples of this period are still felt within our culture today. |
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| |  | Binghamton, Feburary Pub Run (2/1): As always, we'll be starting from Confluence Running. We will then head downtown and stop at 3 different pubs. |
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| | Binghamton, Havdalah Happy Hour (2/2): Join us for a social time together, a little something to eat and drink and great entertainment with Jan DeAngelo and two quartets of Seton High School students. |
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| |  | Binghamton, Laughing in the Legion (1/25): A Binghamton comedian with a flare for storytelling, Hal Stewart pulls his material from his family, everyday experience and interactions to which anybody can relate. |
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| Binghamton, Penguin Bowl II (2/3): Tune in LIVE on social media Sunday, February 3, 2019 for the Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park's annual live streaming fundraising event, the Penguin Bowl. |
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| |  | Binghamton, Valentines Craftshop: Pixel Heart Keychains (2/1): Learn how to loop together jump rings with the Byzantine weave and craft a fun pixelated heart. Meetup with other geeks and have a fun time hanging out. |
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| |  | Bronx, Bronx Storyslam with the Moth (1/25): The Moth StorySLAMs are open-mic storytelling competitions open to anyone with a five-minute story to share on the night’s theme, WITNESS, inspired by Rochelle Feinstein |
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| |  | Bronx, For the Love of Chocolate (2/1): Come learn about and taste chocolate from around the world with chocolatier Diane A. Holland of Blue Tulip in Rye, NY. Sample eight different chocolates and take home a sample, too. |
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| | Bronx, Free Valentine’s Day Party (2/2): Come and join us at La Escuelita de Sofia for a fun and active afternoon of arts & crafts, games, dance, and martial arts! |
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| Bronx, Self-Defense Workshop (2/10): Hand to hand defense from strikes and holds. Controlling and moving an opponent. using joint locks and pinning techniques. |
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|  |  | Brooklyn, Salute to Broadway Concert (2/3): Enjoy a 2-hour concert of classic and contemporary Broadway tunes and operetta selections presented by Regina Opera Company soloists. A treat for all music lovers. |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Abbie Gardner (1/26): Abbie Gardner is a fiery dobro player with an infectious smile. Whether performing solo or with Red Molly, her acclaimed tales of love and loss, both gritty and sweet, are propelled by her impeccable |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Atomic Funk Project (1/25): Looking for world-class entertainment for your next event or wedding? Well, planning your big day just got easier. Live Music Pros will guide you through the whole process, from selecting your ideal e |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Beguiled at Idlewild (2/3): Beguiled at Idlewild is the most enchanting new show of the year. |
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| Brooklyn, Beirut (2/10): Formed in 2006, Beirut is an American folk pop outfit, originally the brainchild of Zach Condon, who hails from Santa Fe, New Mexico. They are a concoction of indie-rock and world music.
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| |  | Brooklyn, Best of Brooklyn Food & Beer Festival (1/26): This collection of Brooklyn's best craft brews, food tastings on sale from 20+ top chefs, hit music from curated DJs, and in-the-know finds all in one place is not to be missed. |
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| Brooklyn, Bfssac 3rd Annual Super Outreach Fair (2/8): BROOKLYN FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE ADVISORY COUNCIL. 3RD ANNUAL SUPER OUTREACH FAIR. MEET WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF OVER 20 AGENCIES FROM CITY, STATE & FEDERAL |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Braxton Cook (1/25): Maryland raised saxophonist, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, Braxton Cook is a status-quo challenging who first broke out in 2017 on the scene with the release of his solo debut album Somewhere in Be |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Casino Night Fundraiser (1/25): HAVE FUN PLAYING SLOT MACHINES, POKER, BLACK JACK, THREE CARD POKER, LET IT RIDE, MONEY WHEEL, ROULETTE, EXECUTIVE POKER CRAPS, CRAPS |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Champions Gala (1/26): The Champions Gala (Black Tie Affair) is a celebration of Jeuness Track Club, especially the athletes. Jeuness Track Club Inc, a non-profit organization, has been working with young women in Brooklyn |
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| Brooklyn, Fermentation 101: Miso (2/2): In this course we will cover the basic science behind making miso, why it is good for you, and how to make it yourself. |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Fire In The Field (1/25): Boston’s Fire in the Field immediately makes an impression with their furious style of heavy driving rock, pushing the boundaries of rock n’ roll with energy, depth and detail. |
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| Brooklyn, Fresh Oil 1 Day Summit (2/2): The FreshOil movement was birthed out of a vision to see people, especially women, experience the type of anointing that would permeate the exterior and produce inward supernatural change. |
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| Brooklyn, From Green to Blue: Dyeing with Indigo (2/9): Indigo leaves have long been used to dye fiber a vibrant blue. Learn how to create an indigo dye vat from scratch, as well as the history and basics of dyeing with natural sources. |
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| Brooklyn, Galactic (2/9): New Orleans, Lousiana based Galactic is an American jam band who combines jazz, R&B, rock, funk and even rap into their music.
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| Brooklyn, Helado Negro (2/10): The son of Ecuadorean immigrants, Helado Negro was born in South Florida in 1980. His childhood was suffused with tropical heat, humidity, hurricanes, all refracted with the rich sounds and colors of |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Hell or High Water - Live at MCMahon’s Public House (1/25): We are back at our favorite Brooklyn haunt for another great night of toe tappin’, head boppin’ , boot bouncin’ , High steppin’ tunes with Brooklyn’s boys of summer, The Hell or High Water Band. |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Herbs for Winter Blues (1/27): The darker days of winter can take away some of your sparkle. Learn which herbs and foods can bring more sunshine into your world and keep you buoyant and enlivened. |
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| Brooklyn, Hotel Garuda (2/9): Born in Mumbai, and a graduate of Occidental college in America, Aseem Mangaokar has epitomized the DIY culture of modern dance music. |
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| | Brooklyn, Intro to Yoga Workshop (2/3): You’ll learn the alignment of key poses for your own body, and how to use your breath in the poses. You will also learn general guidelines to keep you safe and confident as you progress. |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Kevin Crown (1/26): They say promoters are responsible for bringing the crowd, but in NYC there’s one DJ that brings the crowd and kills clubs! He invites you into his world through music, and takes you on a never ending |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Khiva (1/25): Honouring a deep longing to convey a passion that arises from somewhere far beneath a visible reality, Khiva attempts to bring the deep rooted to the surface. Finding her true love within sonic sculpt |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Langis Wolf (1/26): Langis Wolf is an electronic music producer and DJ from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The alias, taken on by Danny Fetter; is Signal Flow, the veins of electronic music, spelled backwards. Through variou |
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| | Brooklyn, NYC Winter Warmer (2/2): Join us in Brooklyn on February 2nd to celebrate everything wonderful about winter with unlimited seasonal craft beers, spiked drinks, and that curled up by the fire feeling. |
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| Brooklyn, Of Virtue (2/10): Formed in Lansing, Michigan in 2009 with the concept of bringing positivity to their listeners, Of Virtue came out strong with their 2009 EP “To Breathe Again”. |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Olivia Barton (1/26): Olivia Barton is a singer/songwriter from Orlando, Florida who writes indie folk rock songs in the vein of The Staves and Phoebe Bridgers. Her songs feature a pure voice swimming in dark guitars, sing |
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| | Brooklyn, OMalley Silver Jubilee: 25 Years of Irish Dance (2/2): O’Malley Irish Dance Academy is celebrating 25 years of keeping the tradition alive! Tickets are $100 per adult and $40 per child. Buffet dinner and open bar. Live music by the Canny Brothers. |
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| | Brooklyn, Opening Reception _ Enrico Riley, New World (2/2): The paintings are part of an unfolding and evolving cycle that investigates themes of historical and contemporary violence, martyrdom, grief, and the middle passage within a spatial domain. |
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| |  | Brooklyn, OWP Information Session (1/26): Come see our school, meet our teachers, and discuss our education philosophy! Information session includes a tour of the space and plenty of opportunities for Q&A! |
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| Brooklyn, Pat Lok (2/2): Fusing soul and rnb vibes with a love of classic house jams, Pat Lok has become a staple in the playlists of tastemakers worldwide. His releases "You Street" and "Your Lips" and numerous remixes have |
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| Brooklyn, PS 84 2nd Annual Camp Fair (2/9): A free event for community members, showcasing holiday camps, after-school, and enrichment programs in North Brooklyn and beyond. GAMES & ACTIVITIES, RAFFLES, AND MORE! |
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| | Brooklyn, Super Bowl 53 Party! (2/3): Watch the big game here with us at Greenwood Park. $13 pitchers, 50 cent wings, beer & shot combos. Sound on. FREE ADMISSION!! |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Sustainable Dollhouse Making Workshop (1/26): Kells Mini Mansion Dollhouse will be hosting a Sustainable Dollhouse Making Workshop. $30 includes all crafting materials and snacks. |
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| |  | Brooklyn, Tacoma Narrows (1/26): Cheney Munson, (guitar and vocals)Will Roble (drums), Kesuke Shoji (fiddle), Arda Kosar (bass), Joe Harris (electric guitar), Jonah Chilton (mandolin)
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| | Brooklyn, Take a Knee Watch Party (2/3): Bring your friends to watch the game at Starr Bar! Cheer and jeer while sipping on The Kaepernick, one of our most popular cocktails. |
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| Brooklyn, The Districts (2/8): The Districts are a band that exists in the moment. Described by close friends and girlfriends as a well oiled machine, filthily cult like, and also “normal dudes.”
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| Brooklyn, The Motet (2/9): A concert or an album can unlock another world, if you let it. The Motet respect and revere this time-honored phenomenon. |
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| |  | Brooklyn, The Weight Band (1/26): The Weight Band has been keeping the spirit and music alive that defined an era. Touring nationally for the past four years, the group features members of The Band, Levon Helm Band.
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| |  | Brooklyn, Theo Croker (1/25): His talent is innate; he inherited a unique gift from his grandfather, the legendary trumpet player Doc Cheatham. Theo Croker is one young musician who is not afraid of greatness, or the hard work and |
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| | Brooklyn, World Cancer Day Tournament! (2/2): Join us Feb 2nd in Brooklyn from 2PM-4PM! Free for children and young adults ages 6-18 who’s lives have been affected by cancer. |
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| | Buffalo, 2019 Spaghetti Dinner (2/2): The meal is served at one seating promptly at 6:30 p.m. Dinner includes salad, bread, spaghetti (meatless sauce), meatballs on the side, beverages and dessert. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Aitina Fareed-Cooke (1/25 - 2/23): Through The Lens of Get Fokus’d Productions, “Warriors” exposes the human condition and the extraordinary people who persevered and beat the odds. |
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| Buffalo, Annual Valentines Dinner Dance (2/9): Join us for our annual Valentine's Dinner Dance! $15 includes dinner and soft drinks and there will be a cash bar for wine and spirits. |
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| | Buffalo, Artist Talk with Ginny OBrien & Michael Basinksi (2/9): In conjunction with their exhibition 'Combination of the Two' on view January - February 2019 in the WNYBAC gallery, artists Ginny O'Brien & Michael Basinksi will host an artists talk. |
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| Buffalo, Birthing & Babies (2/3): Jennifer Lombardo & Mary Badame of the Queen City Doula Cooperative are excited to offer Birthing & Babies, a full day intensive childbirth education and newborn care class! |
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| |  | Buffalo, Dancing With the Stars: Live! (1/27): TV’s biggest dance show returns on tour this winter with “Dancing with the Stars: Live!” featuring fan favorite professional and troupe dancers in a brand-new production. |
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| |  | Buffalo, DBGB’s Monthly Drag Brunch (1/27): Come join us for Mimosa specials, Bloody Mary specials, great performances, and delicious brunch food make this a can't miss event! $24.99 per person and includes buffet and show. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Display: The Sculpture of Anne Currier (10/12 - 3/31): Sculptor Anne Currier is the recipient of the 2018 Langley H. Kenzie Award which entitles the awardee a solo exhibition at the Burchfield Penney Art Center. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Edm Saturday Vol. 6 (1/26): This time we are featuring a 1.5 hour B2B. Scafetta B2B Fenetiks! This will be a bass heavy night, so bring your bass face! |
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| |  | Buffalo, Explore Buffalos Winter Gala (1/26): Join us on Saturday, January 26th to support the continued growth of Explore Buffalo. In 2018, more than 22,000 people took an Explore Buffalo tour or attended one of our education programs. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Following Fit Book Launch Celebration (1/27): You’re invited to help us celebrate the launch of Following Fit, Kristen Perillo’s new fitness memoir. There will be an informal reading and book signing. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Free Coupon Course: New Year, New You (1/26): Don't forget that this is a family friendly event so all ages are welcomed and breakfast and lunch are always provided free of charge. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Liz Bukowski (1/25 - 2/23): As a photographer and re-enactor, I find myself at the intersections of historic record, lived experience and documentation. |
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| |  | Buffalo, M&T First Fridays (2/1): On the first Friday of every month—from 10 am to 10 pm—admission to part of the museum and select events are free for everyone. Certain events are available for a fee. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Native Son (1/18 - 2/10): Suffocating in rat-infested poverty on the South Side of Chicago in the 1930s, 20-year-old Bigger Thomas struggles to find a place for himself in a world whose prejudice has shut him out. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Rick Zachary Live @ Hot Mamas (1/26): Rick Zachary and Steve Harrison are a country duo that are quickly gaining popularity with their unique style of country music, from Texas red dirt to classic and modern country. |
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| |  | Buffalo, SABOR Latino Latin Night Special Edition (1/25): The night will start with a short BACHATA lesson by dance instructor Darin Price (Sal sero)at 10pm sharp followed by social dancing with the best music by DJ SAL SERO |
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| |  | Buffalo, Salvaged: The Stitched Narratives of Jennifer Regan (9/14 - 1/27): The stitched narratives of Jennifer Regan explore the tension between life’s dualities as a reminder that all these experiences can exist simultaneously throughout the feminine experience. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Sense & Sensibility by Jane Austen (1/18 - 2/10): In this rousing romp of an adaptation, we revisit Jane Austen’s beloved novel in which the Dashwood Sisters are robbed of their wealth, social standing and matrimonial prospects by their father’s unti |
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| |  | Buffalo, Shuler King! Jan 27th (1/27): South Carolina native stand up comedian and funeral director Shuler King knew he was destined to be an entertainer at an early age. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Southern Tier Tasting (2/1): We're going to have some awesome brews on tap! Stop in for some flights, swag, and giveaways! |
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| Buffalo, Tales From the Penalty Box (2/9): Proceeds from this event will support the Gordie Howe Center for Alzheimer's Research & Education Society. 21+ event - No reserved seating |
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| Buffalo, The Canal Street String Band (2/10): With three voices, fifty-five strings and a pair of cow bones, The Canal Street String Band puts a brand-new shine on some seriously fun old American music. |
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| Buffalo, The Hot Sardines (2/9): Fueled by the belief that classic jazz feeds the heart and soul, the Hot Sardines are on a mission to make old sounds new again and prove that joyful music can bring people together in a disconnected |
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| |  | Buffalo, The Illusion (1/18 - 2/10): A beautiful story about love in all its wonderful and terrible forms: a penitent father seeks out a powerful, dark, magician to help him track down the son he nearly killed fifteen years ago. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Third Annual 80s Ski Party at Colter Bay! (1/26): Specialty themed cocktails, an ice Liquor Luge, Shot-Ski specials, and of course a costume contest for the best 80s Ski outfits at the bar will also be in effect! |
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| | Buffalo, Tuck Everlasting (2/2 - 2/10): In this timeless story based on the beloved children’s classic, we follow 10-year-old Winnie and the Tucks, a family whom she meets. |
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| |  | Buffalo, Wear Red Day at the Y (2/1): We encourage you to participate in National Wear Red Day on Friday, February 1 to help raise awareness and show your support! |
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| |  | Canandaigua, Junior VIP Gold Camps (1/13 - 2/3): The Bristol Mountain Junior VIP Gold Camps for First Time Skiers Ages 8-12, will be offered on January 13th, 20th, 27th, & February 3rd, 2019 during the first session. |
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| Carmel, Sweetheart Designer Bag BINGO (2/10): Come on out and support The XForce Parent Booster Club at our Sweetheart Designer Bag BINGO!!! Kate Spade, Coach, Michael Kors, Tory Burch and more!!! |
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| Flushing, QSO Celebrates Black History Month (2/10): Join the Queens Symphony Orchestra as we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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| |  | Franklin Square, The Great Cause Fundraiser (1/26): COME ENJOY A GREAT NIGHT TO HELP FRANKLIN SQUARE KIWANIS SUPPORT ADELPHI'S BREAST CANCER PROGRAM & THE PEDIATRIC LYME DISEASE FOUNDATION
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| |  | Goshen, Annual Pancake Breakfast (1/27): Join us for some delicious pancakes, eggs and sausages, fresh hot coffee sweet hot cocoa bar! Fabulous raffle baskets and 50/50!
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| | Grafton, 34th Annual Winter Fest (1/26): Join us at Grafton Lakes' 34th Annual Winter Fest! Bring your family out to this FREE festival to enjoy food, games, exhibitors, and fun in the snow. Remember that snow or no snow, it's a go. |
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| Great Neck, 10th Annual Maccabee Foundation Poker Tournament (2/10): Maccabee Foundation is a non-profit organization raising college scholarship funds for Israeli soldiers. A portion of proceeds will also benefit Tiferet Shlomo Orphanage and Angel Fund. |
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| |  | Guilderland, Runway for a Cause (1/27): Benefiting The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Team Margot's Student of the Year Campaign |
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|  |  | Hamburg, The Earth-Spirit Expo (2/23 - 2/24): The Largest MIND-BODY-SPIRIT Vendor Show in the Buffalo/WNY Region.
A Place where Spirituality, Beliefs, healing & Art-All Come Together! |
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| Hampton Bays, AJJ Scholarship Fund 4th Annual Cocktail Party (2/2): Join us for the 4th Annual AJJ Scholarship Fund Cocktail Party. Kick off the 18th year of the Fund's commitment to remembering Art Jones' legacy by honoring Hampton Bays graduating seniors scholarship |
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| |  | Honeoye Falls, 4th Annual Winter on The Green (1/26): A wonderful evening filled with fun, food, drinks, dancing, and Different Every Time will be performing. |
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| | Huntington, Heckscher Museum Draw In! Winterfest (1/27): Too cold outside? Come in and celebrate creativity at the first annual Draw In! Winterfest This free community Event will feature art activities for all ages. |
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| |  | Liverpool, Sleighrides (12/15 - 2/24): Enjoy a picturesque 20 minute ride through the Highland Forest's winter woods. Sleigh Rides (or wagon rides) are available weekends, December 15, 2018 - February 24, 2019. |
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| Lockport, 48th Lockport 10 (2/9): Come to historic Lockport, New York in the middle of winter and run in Western New York's Toughest Road Race
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| |  | Long Island City, AQUARIUS By Secret Summer (1/26): Aquarius — like Secret Summer's previous Farm-to-Bar cocktail event in New York City — will feature the best local seafood and beverage purveyors in the area, and immersive entertainment. |
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| | Long Island City, Jackknife Comedy (2/2): Jackknife Comedy is a rad monthly stand up show the first Saturday of every month at The Creek and The Cave in Queens, hosted by two dummies from Iowa named Gideon Hambright and Patrick Hastie! |
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| |  | Long Island City, The Socrates Annual, 2018 (10/7 - 3/10): Each year Socrates presents an exhibition of new commissions made by artists awarded the Park’s Emerging Artist Fellowship. |
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| Mamaroneck, Dr. Seuss’ The Cat In The Hat (2/9): Kids of all ages will delight in this fun-filled musical based on the Dr. Seuss classic. The funniest, most mischievous cat is back with the trickiest of tricks and the craziest of ideas. |
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| |  | Mount Vernon, Hanway at The Bayou (1/26): Come help us celebrate the return of our friend TOM HANWAY. A most talented musician and an event not to be missed. |
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| |  | New Rochelle, #YAMFAMgala2019 (1/26): Our 4th Annual Gala. Tickets are $35 and are NOW on sale?? |
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| |  | New Rochelle, Bucket Full of Benefits (1/27): Bucket List, Snapper Head and others will be doing a charity benefit at Dudley's on Sunday afternoon January 27th 2019. Let's Rock the New Year off to a good start. |
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| |  | New Rochelle, The Victor LaGamma Trio (1/25): The Victor LaGamma Trio returns to the main dining room on Friday, January 25th. |
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| |  | New Windsor, Snow Ball 2019 (1/26): Celebrating Orange County Business
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| |  | New York, 2019 YEC Shabbaton (2/1): The Leon and Gina Fromer Youth Enrichment Center invites YEC Parents & Children to join is for our ANNUAL SHABBATON |
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| |  | New York, 2019-20 Season Auditions (1/26): Don’t miss your chance to audition for Michigan’s only professional ballet company, Grand Rapids Ballet, as a company dancer, apprentice, or trainee in our 2019-20 season. |
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| |  | New York, 20s/30s Singing and Shabbat Dinner! (2/1): We will begin with the entire SAJ community by singing ourselves into Shabbat with the Tiferet, a participatory singing circle with some traditional prayers and beautiful new melodies. |
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| New York, 54th Petroushka Ball (2/8): Join us at the 54th Petroushka Ball to benefit the Russian Children’s Welfare Society on Friday, February 8, 2019 at The Plaza Hotel, Grand Ballroom & Terrace Room. |
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| |  | New York, 6th Yrs World Hijab Day (2/1): No matter your color or religion, we stand for peace, and bring unity in this World, Country, State & City for all to see and to be the witness of this event. |
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| | New York, ACMA Carnegie Concert! (2/2): Once more, we will proudly display our talent on one of the world's most famous performance venues. Please join us! |
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| |  | New York, Aeolus Quartet (1/27): This concert marks the beginning of a new and exciting partnership between Musica Viva NY and the Dvo?ák American Heritage Association. |
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| | New York, Alida and the Hummingbird (2/2): “Alida and the Hummingbird” tells a touching story of true love that inspires caring and compassion for all beings and builds bridges in times of conflict. |
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| |  | New York, Ann Hampton Callaway (1/26): Ann Hampton Callaway is one of the leading champions of the great American Songbook, having made her mark as a singer, pianist, composer, lyricist, arranger, actress, educator, TV host and producer. |
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| |  | New York, ArtSee: Papercutting (1/27): Calling all artsy kids! Join us for a special family program as we look closely at our brand-new exhibition Releasing Words, featuring artist Deborah Ugoretz’s works in cut paper. |
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| |  | New York, Arturo Ortiz (2/1): In addition to being a great pianist, Arturo also is probably the top synthesizer programmer, for Salsa acts such as Marc Anthony’s and Ruben Blades’ band tours. |
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| New York, Audition in NYC (2/9): Dancers interested in The Ajkun Ballet Theatre may attend our Open Audition in New York City. Additional locations include: Rome, London, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, Canberra, Buenos Aires. |
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| | New York, Basic Lighting Patterns Workshop (2/2): You will leave this workshop with a new understanding and expertise on how to set up a few basic, but classic, lighting setups for portraiture to get you on your way to studio success. |
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| |  | New York, BFB X BP NYC EVENT (1/26): Who said the time for giving is over? Babes For Books X Benita Paloja will be holding our first annual charity event in NYC!
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| |  | New York, Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow (9/7 - 3/3): Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow explores the struggle for full citizenship and racial equality that unfolded in the 50 years after the Civil War. |
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| |  | New York, Bruce Lee: A Life (Book Talk) (2/1): Forty-five years after Bruce Lee’s sudden death at age thirty-two, journalist and bestselling author Matthew Polly has written the definitive account of Lee’s life. |
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| |  | New York, Burns Super (1/26): The New York Caledonian Club cordially invites you to our annual celebration of Scotland’s most beloved poet laureate. |
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| New York, C.R.Lee Nyfw F/W 2019 (2/9): Crystal Lee will be showing her latest collection during Fall Winter 2019 New York Fashion Week. Email: crleepr@gmail.com to attend. |
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| New York, Calefax Reed Quintet (2/3): Five passionate wind playes. Virtuoso musicians and brilliant arrangers. Creators of completely new genre since 1985: the reed quintet
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| |  | New York, Chris Saunders (1/25): Chris Saunders is an american mixed media artist living in Venice Beach, CA.
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| New York, Clarence Bucaro (2/8): First and foremost a creative thinker, Clarence Bucaro aims to tell a story though his lyrics, transporting you (if only for a song) to an entirely different place. His music has been featured in Roll |
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| New York, Colin Blunstone (2/8): Colin Blunstone was born in Hatfield, Hertfordshire on the 24th June 1945. He went to school in St Albans where he was introduced to the other members of The Zombies. After attracting a large local fo |
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| |  | New York, Connoisseurs Night (1/25): Join the world's most prestigious art and antiques experts for an elegant evening of booth talks, wine tastings, and conversations about connoisseurship and collecting |
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| |  | New York, Conrad Tao (1/25): Conrad Tao has appeared worldwide as a pianist and composer, and has been dubbed a musician of “probing intellect and open-hearted vision” by the New York Times, a “thoughtful and mature composer” by |
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| New York, Courtney Hartman (2/8): Courtney Hartman is an acclaimed guitarist, singer and writer whose songs are luminous and expansive, drawing from the shadowed spaces of the intimate and natural. Acoustic Guitar Magazine recognizes |
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| New York, Creative Stage Spectacular (2/2): With music selections that range from La Boheme to West Side Story, this show is sure to be spectacular. |
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| New York, Danielia Cotton (2/8): Growing up in rural Hopewell, New Jersey (population 2,010), Danielia Cotton stood out. Not just because she was only one of about seven Black kids in her junior high school, but because of the compel |
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| New York, Daniil Trifonov (2/9): Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov (dan-EEL TREE-fon-ov) has made a spectacular ascent in the world of classical music as a solo artist, a champion of the concerto repertoire, a collaborator at the keybo |
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| New York, David Garibaldi (2/10): Artists transform an empty canvas into a work of art through their skill, experience, inspiration and senses. David Garibaldi’s life and transition into a world-renowned performance painter is no diff |
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| |  | New York, Dirty Grass Players (1/25): Hailing from Baltimore, Md The Dirty Grass Players have established themselves with one toe-tappin’ foot in traditional bluegrass and blazing musicianship that pushes boundaries. |
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| |  | New York, Dread Poetry and Freedom (1/25): For Johnson, only the second living poet to have been published in the Penguin Modern Classics series, writing has always been 'a political act' and poetry 'a cultural weapon'. |
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| New York, Eden James (2/9): Eden James' single, Never Setting Sun, stole the Number One spot from pop heavyweight Robbie Williams in the Greek Top 40. His debut album of the same name not only gained him chart success and critic |
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| |  | New York, Exploring Yayoi Kusama: Dot Installation (1/26): Work together to help us create a larger than life dot installation in honor of Artist Yayoi Kusama and National Polka Dot Day. Kusama is an influential figure in the art world. |
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| |  | New York, Fair Trade Trio at SAJ (1/27): A reception with the musicians, sponsored by SAJ, will follow the performance |
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| New York, Families and Folk Art: Nightscape Drawings (2/2): Throughout the 1930s and 40s, Jamaican artist John Dunkley created nightscape paintings that tell complex stories of the nature, people, and scenes of his homeland. |
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| | New York, Family Fun Day (2/2): Get to know the New York Society Library at our Children’s Library open house! Join us for an afternoon of family fun featuring crafts, reading, and storyteller Bill Gordh |
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| | New York, Final Fantasy TCG Monthly Constructed (2/2): Petit Cup is in two weeks and if you're planning to attend, come by to perfect your list at our first monthly constructed of 2019! $25 Entry Fee |
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| |  | New York, Fr33dback (1/27): Fr33dback (Matthew Reisinger) is an electronic musician and composer from Tampa, Florida who has spent the past 15 years studying the art of analog synthesis. He has toured the country as the digital |
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| New York, FTM Fashion Week NYC (2/8): Come join us for our 2nd annual FTM Fashion Week NYC at the Skyline Hotel... There will be fashion, models, international designers, live entertainment, prizes, and more!!!!!!! |
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| |  | New York, Gay Speed Dating for Scruffy Guys - Fri Jan 25 (1/25): If you're a bear, cub, wolf, otter, have some continuous scruff, or admire a man with a fuzzy face scruffy, this gay speed dating event is for you! Are you a Yogi bear in search of a Boo Boo? |
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| |  | New York, Get Down Comedy (2/1): The first Friday of the month is just around the corner, and you know what that means... Get Down Comedy is back! |
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| |  | New York, Gloria: A Life (2/1): History. Her story. Our story. GLORIA: A LIFE brings us a richly detailed tapestry about one of the most inspiring and remarkable women of our time. |
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| |  | New York, Good News for the Clovers (2/1): We are headlining Feb. 1 at Parkside Lounge celebrating our single release of Forget My Name! |
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| | New York, H+ _ Spa® (2/2): H+ | SPA® (Specialized Physical-wellness & Assessment) is a free, monthly, dancer-run health and wellness program created by dance educator and philanthropist Safi A. Thomas. |
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| |  | New York, Han Tol & Boreas Quartett Bremen (1/27): Il flauto magico” describes the recorder as played in consort by the renowned Han Tol and Boreas Quartett Bremen. |
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| |  | New York, Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future (10/12 - 2/3): When Hilma af Klint began creating radically abstract paintings in 1906, they were like little that had been seen before: bold, colorful, and untethered from any recognizable reference to the physical |
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| New York, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble (2/2): Hypnotic (also known as HBE, or Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, or The Bros) is an eight-piece, Chicago-based brass ensemble consisting of eight sons of the jazz trumpeter Phil Cohran. |
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| |  | New York, Implicit Tensions: Mapplethorpe Now (1/25 - 7/10): Robert Mapplethorpe (1946–1989), one of the most critically acclaimed yet controversial American artists of the late twentieth century, is represented in great depth in the Guggenheim’s collection. |
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| New York, Independence Show and Dance (2/9): We also looking forward in awarding six(6) people from our community for the many contribution they have being done over the pass 20 yrs. An evening of great music , socalizing and eats |
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| |  | New York, Ingrid Jensen Quintet (1/25): Born in Vancouver and raised in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Ingrid Jensen has been hailed as one of the most gifted trumpeters of her generation. After graduating from Berklee College of Music in 1989, |
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| |  | New York, It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200 (10/12 - 1/27): Commemorating the two hundredth anniversary of Frankenstein—a classic of world literature and a masterpiece of horror—a new exhibition at the Morgan shows how Mary Shelley created a monster. |
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| New York, Jimmy Gnecco (2/8): Jimmy Gnecco is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and front man for the band OURS. He was signed to Dreamworks in 1997 and OURS' first record 'Distorted Lullabies' was released in 2001 and |
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| |  | New York, Joe Alterman (1/27): A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Joe Alterman moved to New York City in the fall of 2007 to attend New York University, where he received both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Jazz Piano Performanc |
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| |  | New York, Jon B (1/26): Songwriter, producer, vocalist, and instrumentalist Jon B. brought a distinctive focus on smooth melodies to contemporary R&B. Born in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and raised in Pasadena, California, Jon B |
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| |  | New York, Judson Dance Theater: The Work Is Never Done (9/16 - 2/3): A group of choreographers, visual artists, composers, and filmmakers made use of a local church to present performances that Jill Johnston declared the most exciting new developments in dance in a gen |
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| New York, Juilliard String Quartet (2/8): With unparalleled artistry and enduring vigor, the Juilliard String Quartet continues to inspire audiences around the world. Founded in 1946 and hailed by the Boston Globe as “the most important Ameri |
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| |  | New York, Ka-Na EP Release Concert [01/25] (1/25): She has moved to Brooklyn, NYC, in December, 2016, and has performed at Carnegie Hall, Club Bonafide, Rockwood Music Hall in NYC and Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. |
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| New York, Kora Feder (2/8): Kora Feder (Feder rhymes with cedar) is a rising voice in the new generation of folk songwriters up to the task of confronting the times we live in. "The most talented new singer-songwriter I've hear |
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| New York, Kronos Quartet (2/8): For 45 years, San Francisco’s Kronos Quartet – David Harrington (violin), John Sherba (violin), Hank Dutt (viola), and Sunny Yang (cello) – has combined a spirit of fearless exploration with a commitm |
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| | New York, LABAlive 1: LIFE + DEATH (2/2): LABA is the premier incubator for Jewish art and culture. Each year our fellows create new works inspired by Jewish texts. This year’s theme: LIFE and DEATH. |
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| |  | New York, Maren Hassinger: Monuments (6/16 - 6/10): Maren Hassinger: Monuments will consist of eight site-specific sculptures installed for approximately one year in Marcus Garvey Park, beginning in June 2018. |
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| New York, Matt Taelor (2/9): Earnest yet confident, Matt Taelor has continued to write catchy pop/rock songs based on his experiences and a desire to tell a compelling story. Singer-songwriter Matt Taelor was born in Stamford, CT |
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| |  | New York, Meet Rachel DeWoskin (2/1): We will celebrate the release of DeWoskin's new release of Someday We Will Fly at our 84th street store! |
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| |  | New York, Meet, Mix & Mingle (1/26): Join us January 26th 7-10pm at Ballroom Hub for a night on the town to mix and mingle while enjoying refreshments and music! Come Meet, Mix & Mingle with us |
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| New York, Michael Buono (2/9): Michael released his first album, Slow it Down EP, in the winter of 2017. He has been playing shows in the Bay Area and East Coast for the past year and a half and just recently finished his first eve |
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| New York, Michael Sarian (2/2): Born on a warm Tuesday morning in Canada, only to be whisked away to Argentina at the tender age of 1, Michael Sarian is a trumpeter and composer whose work has been described as "a steady study in di |
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| | New York, National Tater Tot Day (2/2): Crispy fried tater tots, black beans, monteray jack, cotija & cheddar cheeses, pickled jalapenos, pico de gallo, sour cream, topped with BBQ sauce |
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| |  | New York, NEWLIFE EXPO For Health, Rejuvenation,and Enlightenment (3/22 - 3/24): Over 150 of the world’s most innovative, cutting edge exhibitors and speaker on Conscious Living, Holistic Health, Nutrition & Diet, Metaphysics, Spirituality & UFO disclosure will be on display at o |
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| New York, Night to Shine (2/8): Resurrection Life NYC is excited and honored to welcome you to "Night to Shine" sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation. |
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| New York, Nikki Renée Daniels (2/8): Nikki is an acclaimed Broadway actress and concert soloist. |
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| New York, Nss (2/3): The National Stationery Store offer retailers and wholesalers the latest in customized invitations greeting cards and lifestyles gifts on the market... |
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| |  | New York, Opening Reception for Kennedy Yanko (2/1): Kennedy Yanko is a sculptor who searches salvage yards for cast-off materials--such as copper, marble, and tin--that she then combines with paint skins. |
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| New York, Oscar Peñas (2/8): Catalan-American guitarist Oscar Peñas epitomizes a new wave of
emerging artists who are an integral part of New York’s flourishing music scene |
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| |  | New York, Peoples Music Network Winter Concert (1/25): If you register for the entire Winter Gathering, the concert is included at no additional charge. Otherwise tickets are $16 in advance or $20 at the door. |
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| |  | New York, Period Con 2019 (1/26 - 1/27): PERIOD CON is back! Join us on January 26, 2019 and January 27, 2019 in New York City for two full days of inspiration, learning, and training. |
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| |  | New York, Personal Identity Matter 2019 (2/1): Group Exhibition featuring artists from USA, South Korea, Japan, Macedonia and Serbia organized by Iksong Jin |
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| |  | New York, Polyenso (1/27): Releasing their first new tracks in 2014, “17 New Years” and “Moona Festival” provide listeners with a taste of the depth and scope of the band's ever-expanding sound. A new album ready for a 2015 rel |
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| |  | New York, PR News Top Women in PR Awards Luncheon (1/25): On January 25, 2019 PR News will celebrate the bold women who are making an impact in the communications field at the Top Women in PR Awards Luncheon at the Grand Hyatt |
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|  | New York, Rainbow Kitten Surprise (2/1): Rainbow Kitten Surprise and all five of its members hail from the mountains of Boone, North Carolina. With chilling harmonies, dynamic instrumentation, and introspective lyrics, their genre-defying so |
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| |  | New York, Rebeca Méndez Selects (10/5 - 7/10): The 17th installation in the series that invites designers, artists, writers, and cultural figures to explore and respond to the permanent collection. |
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| New York, Remembering composer Vally Weigl (2/8): Mezzo-Soprano Re'ut Ben Z'ev re-introduces the magical art songs of emigre composer Vally Weigl with featured instrumentalists from the New York Philharmonic. |
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| | New York, Riverside Symphony In Concert (1/26): A selection from Mozart’s vast treasure trove of little-known gems is followed by Marius Constant’s riveting, shockingly far-ranging essay for solo trombone, a work as rare in design as it is incandes |
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| |  | New York, Sable Elyse Smith: CREAM (1/26): C.R.E.A.M. is a multidisciplinary event featuring music, performances, and readings inspired by Wu-Tang Clan’s 1993 song “C.R.E.A.M” (Cash Rules Everything Around Me). |
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| |  | New York, Screamin Rebel Angels (1/25): Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, this trio’s untamed live performances are high-octane adventures that invoke the primitive energy of 1950s Rock 'n Roll infused with the soul of early Rhythm & Blues, and in |
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| |  | New York, Sea Cycles (1/27): Jacksonville Florida has its list of noteworthy artists and musicians like any city does, however if you manage to dig a bit deeper you’ll find an entire thriving ecosystem of bands like when you used |
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| |  | New York, Skin (1/18 - 2/3): Broken Box Mime Theater (BKBX) activates their unique reinvention of throwback French pantomime to present a 90-minute collection of all-new stories that riff on the many layers of Skin. |
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| | New York, Sober Sip & Paint (2/2): Meet Angelos Kouzinas his greatest passion is art. He enjoys teaching others the beauty of understanding how a mere simple stroke of a brush can bring so much peace, joy, and beauty. |
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| New York, Society Paws Awards 2019 (2/10): Society Paws is a fun award show and fundraiser that searches out and recognizes members of our Dog Community – often ordinary dog, non-dogs and humans who are extraordinary - whether it’s posting on |
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| New York, Soul Level Animal Communication - One Day Workshop (2/9): Through her method, you will learn how working intuitively with your animal can catalyze your emotional, spiritual, and mental growth, resulting in lasting, positive personal growth. |
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| | New York, Sounds of the American Century (1/25): New York City composers of the mid-20th century sought to define a new American sensibility in orchestral music. |
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| New York, Speed Date & Meditate : Meet your Mat(ch) (2/9): Come join us for a night of yoga, meditation, music, and a connection. We will begin with an introductory course of classical hatha yoga as taught by highly trained Isha Hatha Yoga teachers |
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| New York, Stand Up! Girls Showcase (2/10): Enjoy stand up performed by students of Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School, and surprise comics, lending support for Stand Up! Girls |
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| |  | New York, Stephanie Carlin (1/25): “We have forgotten our power. And there’s nothing more important to me than people getting how powerful they are,” shares Stephanie Carlin.
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| New York, Studio Sunday with Victoria Manganiello (2/3): Join artist Victoria Manganiello to experiment with fibers and make your own felted creations. Participants will learn the basics of both wet and dry felting, and explore various color combinations an |
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| |  | New York, Sunday Funday 2019 (1/27): It’s a day full of family entertainment, indoor sports, games, creative workshops and even fabulous food. |
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| New York, Tatiana Owens (2/9): Tatiana has performed shows in Los Angeles, New York, Nashville, Detroit, Connecticut and New Jersey. |
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| |  | New York, The Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Festival (1/26): THE BIG APPLE’S Favorite Smoked Meat Onslaught is back – with TEETH! Come and see what over 225,000 people nationwide have enjoyed! This is our 8th Annual PORK-OUT in West Chelsea. |
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| New York, The Bitter End (2/2): Bonnie and Mark of After Ours Duo perform with Sandy McKnight and Pop-Clique in the Big Apple! |
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| |  | New York, The Bohemians (1/25): The world's most exciting Queen tribute band, The Bohemians formed in 1996 produces a show that combines the musicianship, costumes and energy of the world's greatest band.
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| |  | New York, The Carvels NYC (1/25): The Carvels NYC is led by Lynne Von Pang, former front woman of seminal NYC "scum rock" blues punk band Da Willys and later the tight hard rocking outfit Trick Babys. |
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| | New York, The Clayton Brothers Quintet (2/9): Brothers John and Jeff Clayton prove conclusively that while blood may be thicker than water, it can also carry an unimpeded flow of pure creativity. |
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| |  | New York, The Deep Dive Seminar (1/26): TOPIC: The Coaching culture in which disciple-making leaders are developed. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. FREE REGISTRATION. |
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| |  | New York, The Fopps Live at Arlenes Grocery (1/26): Formerly a bodega, Arlene’s Grocery opened its doors in 1995 as one of the first live music clubs in the Lower East Side, giving birth to an entire genre of music in the 70s and 80s. |
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| |  | New York, The Nields (1/26): Nerissa and Katryna have been making music professionally since 1991. For twenty years now, the sisters traveled the country as members of beloved folk rock band The Nields. |
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|  | New York, The Power of Stories That Shape Us (2/1): Stories have a profound impact on our identity—both the stories we receive from family and culture, and the stories we create ourselves. With these narratives, we literally “make sense” of our lives. |
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|  | New York, The PrimaDonna Reeds (2/1): All Ages Venue - Pizza and Cheddar Jalapeno Sliders. Join us for an extraordinary night of Song and Dance. |
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|  | New York, The Viennese Opera Ball (2/1): The Viennese Opera Ball, an annual white tie charity gala celebrates the cultural and economic relationships between Austria and America, will be held on Friday, February 1, 2019 at Cipriani 42nd Stre |
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| |  | New York, The Virtuous Fall: Reading and Fundraiser (1/25): This evening marks the beginning of our new anchor partnership with The Flea Theater. Come out and support this exciting new partnership, our new season, and the future of SWP! |
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| |  | New York, Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth (1/25 - 5/12): “In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.” With these words the Oxford professor J.R.R. Tolkien ignited a fervid spark in generations of readers. |
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| New York, Unforgettable Gospel Experience (2/9): The LCGP Praise &Worship is a dynamic group of talented Singers and Musicians who've dedicated their lives to serving Christ. Praising with them, it's garantee that you will enter in God's presence. |
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| New York, Unforgettable: Celebrating Nat King Cole and Friends (2/8): In honor of the musical monarch's centennial, The New York Pops performs all the songs that made us fall in L-O-V-E with Nat King Cole, plus special selections by the fellow legends he inspired. |
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| |  | New York, Verdi Requiem for Gun Violence Prevention (1/27): Gun violence is a major concern in our society. With mass shootings, violent crime, tragic accidents, and suicides, America leads the developed world in gun deaths. |
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| | New York, VWD Education Summit 2019 (2/3): This event is at no cost to families which includes a light breakfast and lunch. However, all participants must be registered by Wednesday, January 30th, 2019. |
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| |  | New York, Waiting for Henry (1/26): Waiting For Henry is a new band of old friends brought together by the emotive American rock & roll of their debut album: Ghosts & Compromise. Fronted by former Mr. Henry lead singer/guitarist, Dave S |
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| New York, WCS Youth JIVE at Bronx Zoo (2/2): 16-26 year olds will have the opportunity to meet hiring managers and learn about the many jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities available at the WCS zoos and aquarium. |
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| New York, White Hot Saturday Night (2/9): Don't miss out on the hottest party of the year—featuring live and silent auctions, music, entertainment, food, and drink! |
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| |  | New York, Wu-Tang Clan (1/26): Emerging in 1993, when Dr. Dre's G-funk had overtaken the hip-hop world, the Staten Island, NY-based Wu-Tang Clan proved to be the most revolutionary rap group of the mid-'90s -- and only partially be |
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| New York, Zukerman Trio (2/3): The illustrious Zukerman Trio, comprised of violinist Pinchas Zukerman, cellist Amanda Forsyth and pianist Angela Cheng, offers a rich program of enduring masterworks. |
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| | Niagara Falls, Coffee with Chris (2/2): Chris covers the coffee, but you're welcome to order anything else from Power City Eatery's menu at your own expense. |
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|  | Niagara Falls, Foleys (2/1): Yes Niagara Falls! Slowly We Turn. Down Buffalo Ave To Foleys Please Join Us For A Great Winter Night! We will keep You Warm! |
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| Niagara Falls, PassionWorks@Wagon Wheel (2/9): Premier Rock Band covering Heart, Journey, Kansas Boston, Triumph, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Styx and more. |
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| |  | Old Forge, McCauley Snow Sport School: McCauley Adventure Program (12/29 - 3/2): Here at McCauley Snow Sport School, we spend as much time having fun and teaching a love for skiing as we do techniques. Our Adventure programs are our most important programs, where we introduce this |
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| |  | Olivebridge, Winter Hoot 2018 (2/1 - 2/3): A 3-day music festival at The Ashokan Center in Olivebridge, NY. |
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| |  | Ontario, Impact Theatre in Ontario NY! (2/1): **This is a fundraiser for Living Word’s Missions team to Haiti. All donations will go towards building & missions supplies. |
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| Patchogue, Look Up and Rock On (2/10): A benefit concert to raise awareness of ADDICTION & support the families who are coping with the life altering effects of this overwhelming epidemic |
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| Pearl River, Beth Am Temples Dancing With Our Stars (2/2): Beth Am Temple is a Reform congregation embracing Jewish tradition. Our name, which means “House of the People,” reflects the value we place on each and every member. |
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| Port Jefferson, Three Village Lacrosse Cocktail Fundraiser (2/2): The BEST PARTY OF THE YEAR is around the corner!! Join us for an evening of drinks and dancing for a cause... help support the Three Village Youth Lacrosse program. |
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| |  | Pulaski, Take a Friend Snowmobiling (1/26): The Pulaski-Boylston Snowmobile Club in partnership with SLEDNY will host a “Take a Friend Snowmobiling” Event on Saturday, January 26, 2019. |
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| |  | Queensbury, Queens International 2018: Volumes (10/7 - 2/24): The Queens Museum presents the eighth Queens International. This biennial exhibition has highlighted the contemporary cultural production of Queens communities. |
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| Rensselaerville, Winter Five Course Beer Pairing Dinner (2/9): Join the Carey Institute's Carriage House Restaurant for a five-course beer pairing dinner held in collaboration with the Helderberg Brewery. |
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| | | Rhinebeck, 11th Annual Robbie Burns Supper/Celebration (2/1): The 10th annual Traditional Robbie Burns Supper at The Rhinecliff- Fri., Feb 2nd, 2018 - 6:30-9:30pm
With your Host, the renowned Hudson Valley Storyteller Jonathan Kruk, Performer Jim Keyes, Mast |
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| |  | Rochester, A Cozy Night Supper (2/1): Please let us know that you will be attending, and note what would like to bring - salad, dessert, main dish, bread, hand held fruit, or vegetables. Please list the ingredients of your dish. |
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| |  | Rochester, A Night with Bat McGrath (1/26): Bat McGrath started on his musical journey as a teenager in 1964 with a band called “The Showstoppers”. |
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| |  | Rochester, All Stars Edibles Dragbrunch (1/27): Join our All Star Cast with our extra special guest Ambrosia Salad! Two shows 11:30 and 2pm. $27 per person. |
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|  | Rochester, Amelia Earhart (2/1 - 2/10): Your imagination is clear for takeoff! Come follow a curious reporter as we begin to unearth the mysteries surrounding one of America's most captivating heroines. |
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| |  | Rochester, Articulating Craft (1/25 - 3/1): Articulating Craft is an exhibition that reflects the evolving dialogue of artists’ interpretations of what contemporary craft looks like today, and what it holds for the future. |
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| |  | Rochester, Bob Marley Birthday Bash (2/1): Friday, February 1st starts Black History Month & what better way to get the party started than celebrating the EarthStrong of the Great Robert Nesta Marley?? |
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| Rochester, Broadway Connection Chicago Master Class! (2/10): The class will be Intermediate to Advanced Theatre Jazz for age 12+ at Visions Dance Studio on Sun., Feb. 10th 9-11 AM. Students will have a Q & A session for the last 10-15 minutes. |
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| |  | Rochester, Burns Night Celebration (1/26): Come celebrate the life of Scotland's National Bard Robert Burns 1759-1796, with authentic Scottish food and live music. |
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| |  | Rochester, Camping Kick Off (1/27): Find out about year-round camping opportunities, details on our summer camps, work weekends, high adventure opportunities and more. Everyone is invited but please try to car pool. |
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| Rochester, Chocolate Ball 2019 (2/2): The Chocolate Ball is a gala which benefits our epilepsy programs featuring elegant food, drinks, music, with a chance to sample and purchase award-winning chocolate cakes |
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| | Rochester, Colorific! (2/2): Enjoy an afternoon of colorful crafts and activities! |
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| Rochester, Congregational Learning Day (2/9): Formerly known as Church Leadership Day. Popular event with helpful, informative and inspirational workshops! |
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| | Rochester, Cycle For Hope (2/2): DJ music in between and for some rides, prizes given out during each ride. Fun competition and energy throughout the challenge! $25 for the bike for the hour. |
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| |  | Rochester, Dream Float at Three Heads (1/25): Dream Float is a new band that is sure to make you happy. Instrumental jazz that can be atmospheric and also high energy. Good grooves from this trio will be sure to make you start dancing. |
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| Rochester, Eastern Standard Trio (2/3): Eastern Standard Trio, comprised of Nazareth faculty member Jacob Ertl and Indiana University of Pennsylvania faculty members Heidi Lucas and Zach Collins, kicks off their spring concert tour. |
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| Rochester, Finger Lakes Wine Reception Tasting/Pairing (2/2): The event then kicks into full swing with five passed wine and hors d'oeuvres highlighting exceptional Finger Lakes wines and fresh seasonal food ingredients. C |
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| |  | Rochester, Get Organized! (1/27): Come visit our organizing session as I share tips and tricks that will help you get organized and stay that way! This event is free and open to the public! |
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| |  | Rochester, JCC Annual Gala (1/26): The Annual JCC Gala supports our diverse programming, exceptional events and activities that establish lifelong connections and enhance our individual and collective well-being. |
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| | Rochester, Koala Clip Group Run and Demo (2/3): Please share with your running friends and networks as this is a great opportunity for women to try Koala Clip out in person. No pressure to buy. Just come out and meet some fellow runners. |
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|  | Rochester, Landscapes and the Unbuilt (2/1 - 3/16): Landscapes and The Unbuilt is a new exhibition that reflects artist interactions with land and natural places. |
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| |  | Rochester, New Year New You Boxing Class (1/27): This month to celebrate the New Year, we are changing up our monthly yoga event to a boxing class! For only $10 you get an hour long class taught by a Golden Glove fighter. |
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|  | Rochester, Photograhy with a Purpose (2/1): The Opening Reception is a free event to come and view the photography but also to learn more about Walking with a Purpose |
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| | Rochester, Puppy Play & Pour (2/2): Bring your pup (12 months or younger) or small breed dog for a truly happy hour that includes puppy bellies, puppy breath, and puppy wiggles! |
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| Rochester, Rage In The Cage 9 (2/2): LIVE AMATEUR MMA FIGHTS. VIP Tables Available (8 people) |
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| |  | Rochester, Ravnica Allegiance Draft Day (1/27): Come to Millennium Games and participate in TWO booster drafts of Ravnica Allegiance on the same day! Prizes will be paid out to over 80% of attendees during the day! |
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| | Rochester, ROC N Bowl - Striking Out Parkinsons (2/8): The Parkinson’s Foundation Greater Rochester chapter, (PFGR) is the only non-profit serving more than 4,000 people diagnosed with this progressive disease in the Monroe County area. |
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| |  | Rochester, RWOs Ultimate Health & Wellness Expo 2019 (1/27): Start off 2019 with the JCC and Rochester Woman Online as we promote health for your body, mind and spirit and beauty for everyone inside and out~! |
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| Rochester, Sensory Friendly Outer Space to Inner Space (2/2): Journey from Earth, through our solar system and galactic neighborhood, and back down to the micro world of molecules in this brand new feature presentation. |
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| |  | Rochester, Sensory-Friendly Sunday (1/27): Enjoy The Strong before it opens to the public at an exclusive event designed for children with special sensory, developmental, or physical needs. |
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| Rochester, STARfest 2019 (2/2): Join us for RIT's annual sci-fi convention in the RIT SAU building, featuring lightsaber duels, Artemis: Spaceship Bridge Simulator, Guns of Icarus Alliance, cosplay contest, screenings, panels, |
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| |  | Rochester, Styling For Social Media (1/27): In this hands-on workshop, we’ll go through the ins and outs of easy styling for everyday photography. Using your cell phone, you’ll learn how to set up flatlays, tableaus, and well-lit photographs. |
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| | Rochester, Supergoal III (2/3): We're drafting teams to help Foodlink feed the hungry at our Third Annual Super Goal. Come join some of the biggest-hearted guys around before kickoff. |
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|  | Rochester, The Little Mermaid (2/1 - 2/10): Based on one of Hans Christian Andersen's most beloved stories and the classic animated film, Disney's The Little Mermaid is a hauntingly beautiful love story for the ages. |
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| Rochester, Tyzik + Rutter (2/8): Jeff Tyzik's energetic setting of Psalm 150, commissioned and premiered by the ROS two decades ago, returns as the joyful prelude to Rutter's uplifting music for wind instruments |
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| |  | Rochester, Vision Board Party- Envision Your Success 2019 (1/25): Do you have a vision (business ideal, business re-branding, weight loss, buying a new home or a new career opportunity) that you want to pursue in 2019? Now is the time to get it done. |
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| |  | Rochester, Wine and Design Night for Mighty Monkey (1/26): THIS IS A FUNDRAISER FOR the Mighty Monkey Corporation. Wine & Design will donate $10 from each ticket ($35) sold for this event to the organization. |
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| | Rochester, Yin, Restore, & Sound Bath with Sandra (2/2): As we age, our connective tissue tends to dry out and become brittle...Regular yin practice helps to bring moisture back into the tissue, therefore lessening joint issues.. |
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| | Rochester, ZBTB Winter Social w/ special guests JUMBOshrimp! (2/2): The country’s premier tribute to Zac Brown Band is turning it up with Rochester’s BIGGEST little band JUMBOshrimp for our 2019 Winter Social. This is a show you don’t want to miss. |
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| | Roxbury, 2019 Demo Day (1/26): Plattekill's 2019 Demo Day, with several ski and snowboard manufacturers on site to check out all the latest and greatest!
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| | Saratoga Springs, Capital Regions Premier Wedding Show (1/27): We welcome you to step into the most luxurious Bridal Event for the 2019 wedding season at the Capital Region's most elegant wedding show experience. |
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| |  | Schenectady, One-Man Star Wars Trilogy (1/26): Canadian actor and uber geek, Charles Ross, brings his solo madcap creationOne-Man Star Wars Trilogy to the stage in this mind-bending whirlwind of a show. |
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| |  | Schenectady, Open House (1/27): We are hosting an Open House on Sunday, January 27 from 2 to 4 PM! Come learn more about Montessori education and what makes RiverRun such an extraordinary learning experience. |
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| |  | Schenectady, Schenectady Greenmarket : Enjoy live music, prepared food and the region's freshest local produce.
Each Sunday vendors, shoppers, musicians and friends gather at Schenectady Greenmarket which takes place year-round. |
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| | Schenectady, Season Games (BDT VS RT & ATN VS SS) (2/3): Come and show your support to the eSports industry and your favorite team. Come to downtown schenectady and our venue and cheer for your favorite gamer. Be a true Gamer, Be a True Fan. |
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| |  | Schenectady, Unspoken Just Give Me Jesus Tour (1/25): We are excited to welcome back New England's own Unspoken. Unspoken will be joined by Pursuing JC. Make plans to join us for a great night of songs, stories and testimony. |
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| | Southampton, Love Bites: An Annual Tasting Event (1/26): The Muses Southampton will host Love Bites, an annual tasting event to benefit Katy’s Courage on Saturday, January 26 from 7 to 10:30 p.m. |
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| |  | Sparkill, Strong Roots Launch Party (1/26): Join us to celebrate the launch of Strong Roots NYC!
Raffles, live music, friends, family, drinks, and eats |
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| |  | Staten Island, Cody Ray Slaughter (1/26): Cody Slaughter has been tagged as one of the most talented, young Elvis Tribute Artist’s in the country. Born and raised in Harrison, Arkansas, gateway to the beautiful Ozark Mountains, Cody Slaughter |
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| |  | Staten Island, GROUNDED4LIFE @ “West Cork Union Hall” (2/1): Come out for a night of great drinks and live music at West Cork Union Hall! We on from 9:00PM-12:00AM! Bring your friends and family and G4L WILL entertain! See you there !!! |
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| |  | Staten Island, Magic Touch: Art of Assisting (1/26): This is an intensive all day training for teachers looking to deepen their intuitive assisting techniques and to find more comfort and ease assisting during a class. |
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| |  | Staten Island, OPEN House-Jan. 27 (1/27): Come visit us at our Open House, Sun. Jan 27th, 11 to 1 pm. Pre-K 3, FREE UPK, K to 8th Grades. Financial Assistance available K - 8th grades. |
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| |  | Staten Island, Shawn Klush (1/26): Shawn has released 3 CDs and a CD Single. He has performed with Elvis’ closest friends, musicians and singers such as JD Sumner and the Stamps Quartet, The Jordanaires, The Imperials, DJ Fontana, Char |
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| |  | Staten Island, Super Science: Crystal Clear (1/26): Explore the science of crystals! Learn about crystallization with hands-on experiments using household materials. |
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| |  | Staten Island, The Comedy Show (2/1): Confections Dessert Lounge & Bar Presents The Comedy Show Friday February 1 Featuring Kevin Israel, Lawrence DeLoach, Jay Nog & Joanne Filan!!! |
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| | Staten Island, Victorian Valentines Workshop (2/2): Get ready for Valentine’s Day at Historic Richmond Town! Join us and create your very own Victorian Valentine! All participants will have access to historic valentine's from the Museum's collection. |
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| | Syosset, 2019 Take Steps Kickoff Party! (2/10): The Long Island Chapter of the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation invites you to our FREE Kickoff Party, so bring your supporters out to Syosset Lanes! |
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|  | Syracuse, 2019 LiteracyCNY SCRABBLEMania (2/1): You won’t want to miss this exciting evening of fun, food, drink, world-class jazz, fabulous prizes and competitive team SCRABBLE. |
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| Syracuse, A celebration of woodwinds and brass (2/2): Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music presents the Symphoria Wind Quintet and brass players, joined by pianist Sar-Shalom Strong in the Quintet by Carl Nielsen and the Sextet |
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| |  | Syracuse, Annual Chili Cook-Off (1/26): It's that time of year! RSVP to brad.e@performancehd.com to register to compete. Not so much on the cooking, but you want to try all of them? Not a problem, come on out and try 'em all! |
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| Syracuse, Drawing Feb 2nd, 2019. Tickets $30 (2/2): Need not be present to win. (But an event you don’t want to miss ;) Drawing Saturday, February 2nd, 2019. Doors open at 6pm, Drawing begins at 7pm |
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