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Children's Museum of Arts
103 Charlton St., bet. Hudson & Greenwich Sts.
Take your future Banksy or Olek to the Children’s Museum of the Arts for the Make Art (In) Public exhibit at the museum's brand new location at 103 Charlton St. As recognition of street art continues to grow, even with Brooklyn Museum's cancellation of Art in the Streets, Make Art (In) Public...
File under: Editor's Pick, Museums
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Nadia Carmichael - NS Newsdesk - 9:00am
Rockefeller Center
5th & 6th Aves. and 49th & 50th Sts.
The return of chilly weather means your all-time favorite ice skating rink is soon returning with its normal bang for the 2011 holiday season - Rockefeller Center!
Swirl and twirl on the smooth, iconic ice rink with family, friends or a romantic rendezvous with your significant other. With only 150...
File under: Editor's Pick, Family
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Paola M. Hernandez - NS Newsdesk - 8:00pm
The Metropolitan Opera House
165 W. 65th St., near Amsterdam Ave.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera Don Giovanni glorifies womanizing using comedy and drama. Unfortunately there is nothing funny about the pitfalls leading to the show's October 22 opening night, reports amNY.
The Metropolitan Opera House has dealt with two detrimental setbacks to their production of...
File under: Editor's Pick, Arts & Culture
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James Stewart-Meudt - NS Newsdesk - (All day)
Pedestrian Plazas - Columbus Circle to Morningside Heights
Multiple Addresses
The Upper West Side is looking like an art-sier episode of Jumanji these days.
The Broadway Mall Association (BMA), in conjunction with the Lincoln Square BID and the Morrison Gallery, has installed 46 colorful bronze animal sculptures in the medians along Broadway between Columbus Circle and...
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Ebony Martin - NS Newsdesk - 11:00am
Bryant Park
6th Ave., bet. W. 40th & 42nd Sts.
This fall, Bryant Park is saying goodbye to Fashion Week and outdoor movies and welcoming ice skating and holiday fun during this time of season.
New Yorkers are still getting used to the fact that summer is over and installation of the 2011 Citi Pond, Holiday Shops, and Celsius will begin soon....
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Affinia Manhattan
371 Seventh Avenue New York City, NY 10001
Now is the time to experience your own version of a Miracle on 31st Street at Affinia Manhattan!
The Miracle on 31st Street package, offered at Affinia Manhattan, is your ultimate New York holiday experience. Enjoy the classics of the city from shopping, to ice skating and more!
Affinia...
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Daniel Bejarano - NS Newsdesk - 8:00pm
Gerald Schoendfeld Theater
236 West 45th Street, bet. Seventh and Eighth Aves.
Bonnie and Clyde are ready to hold up New York musical lovers.
The new production, Bonnie and Clyde, about the infamous outlaw couple stars Laura Osnes and Jeremy Jordan, will play to an infused background of new rockabilly and blues style at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater.
The production...
File under: Editor's Pick, Bonnie and Clyde
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Nadia Carmichael - NS Newsdesk - 11:00am
Brooklyn Bridge Park
East River, between Brooklyn & Manhattan Bridges. Enter park at Dock St. or Main St.
This is not just your average merry-go-round. Jane's Carousel in Brooklyn, located in an elaborate pavilion in Brooklyn Bridge Park, sets the bars really high when it comes to riding horses and beautifully carved chariots.
Originally designed by Pritzker Prize-winning French architect Jean...
File under: Editor's Pick, Carousels
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Tom Edathikunnel - NS Newsdesk - (All day)
New-York Historical Society
170 Central Park West (77th Street)
The New York Historical Society is currently giving a rare look into the genesis of the American urban landscape in its exhibition entitled Urban Views: American Cities 1717 - 1986.
The exhibition features rare views and displays of the rapidly growing cities in early America. Throughout the...
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Ed Guardaro - NS Newsdesk - 10:00am
American Museum of Natural History
W. 81st St. & Central Park West
This summer tragically marked the end of NASA's space shuttle program, but fear not future and prospective space explorers!
The American Museum of Natural History announced they will host Beyond Planet Earth: The Future of Space Exploration. The exhibition explains to estranged...
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