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LES Cider Fest 2019 @ Essex Market |
Bringing the farmers to the market, this festive market experience puts the spotlight on owner-operated businesses with deep character and roots, from the apple growers and cider makers making a rare appearance in the city, to the everyday merchants at Essex Market offering a variety of tasty flavors.
$25 gets you samples of 75+ ciders from 29 New York Association cider producers, plus cider friendly bites from Essex st. market vendors. Ciders will also be available to purchase by-the-bottle. |
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Political Transitions Revisited |
Please join us at a panel discussion among some of the authors of the Spring 2019 issue of Social Research: An International Quarterly, POLITICAL TRANSITIONS REVISITED (86:1), which looks at transitions away from democracy in various places around the world.
Panelists
Elzbieta Matynia (Eastern/Central Europe)
Andrew Nathan (China)
Joe Stork (Egypt)
Kian Tajbakhsh (Iran)| Thursday 11/14, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | | host: |
The New School |
| where: | The New School
Hoerle Foundation Hall
63 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10011 (map) |
| price: | Free |
| rsvp: | online
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| contact: | cps@newschool.edu
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Salon du Chocolat NY |
| Salon du Chocolat is a unique global pageantry of chocolatiers, artisans, pastry chefs, experts, and businesses throughout the world who have one thing in common: their passion for all things chocolate. They will entertain and beguile with a cornucopia of delectable products, and exhibit their craft, culture, and knowledge in an expertly curated, experiential venue. |
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Whisky Festival 2019 |
| Calling all Whiskey Lovers! We are beyond excited to kick off our 6th Annual Whiskey Festival featuring over 25+ different Bourbons, Rye', and Malts from all over the world! This is your opportunity to try different whiskeys from all over the world! You will have the chance to not only learn but also taste well established brands from craft distillers. We will have different stations featuring different bourbons, rye' and blended malts which will be paired with an assortment of light snacks. |
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Embracing Resonance |
Embracing Resonance explores the possibilities of mixing the sonorities of the violin, viola and cello in a chamber music setting. The aim is to present string instruments in varied combinations that are usually neglected in the concert hall.
The works being presented are broad and varied under the conception of ‘embracing resonance’, showcasing a musical writing that erases the lines and mixes the sounds of these instruments.| Saturday 11/16, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM | | host: |
Project 142 |
| where: | The DiMenna Center for Classical Music
450 West 37th Street
Benzaquen Hall
New York, NY 10018 (map) |
| price: | $15 |
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Sing! Christmas Dreams |
DCINY kicks off the holiday season with the world premiere of composer/conductor Joseph Martin’s Christmas Evergreen with the Distinguished Concerts Orchestra and Singers International, as well as his festive work Christmas Dreams with co-composer/pianist Heather Sorenson. Composer/Conductor Mary McDonald and Joel Raney premiere their work Sing Christmas with the Distinguished Concerts Orchestra and Singers International.| Sunday 11/17, 8:30 PM - 10:00 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage
Carnegie Hall
NY, NY |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$100. 30% OFF DISCOUNT CODE DCG32305 |
| rsvp: | online
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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Built In Brews at BCG Digital Ventures |
Built In Brews is a monthly happy hour co-hosted by Built In NYC and New York’s most exciting tech companies. It’s an opportunity for you to discover new career opportunities, mingle with New York's tech leaders, and enjoy a few drinks, of course.
BCG Digital Ventures invites you to meet the team who helps the world’s most influential companies invent, build, scale and invest in startups. Yeah, from the ground up. It’s pretty cool stuff. |
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'GetClassical in School' |
| Join the gifted pianist, 2008 Rubinstein competition winner, PYRA Festival founder and artistic director Ching-Yun Hu in concert! Inspired by the German-based Rhapsody in School initiative, GetClassical In School brings charismatic performing artists to New York classrooms. Sparking the imagination and priming young students' ears to classical music – through an utmost personal encounter – the class is then invited to attend a concert performance by the artist. |
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A Concert of Original Music by Paul Zeigler |
Join us for a concert of original music by Paul Zeigler, including the New York premier of Rachel: A Song Cycle, A Life.- Patricia Ruggles, mezzo-soprano
- Robert Romano, clarinet
- Paul Zeigler, piano
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The Nordic Model: Sweden's Welfare System & The Future of Work |
| In this new series, speakers at Scandinavia House will explore the reasons why Nordic countries lead surveys of societies with high levels of trust, happiness, gender equality, and quality of life. This month offers a discussion on Sweden’s successful balancing of high wages, regulated markets, and generous welfare, moderated by ASF Chairman Steven B. Peri. |
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Back Basics: Physical Activity, Posture, and Pain Relief |
Approximately three out of four Americans will experience low back pain at some point in their lives. Most back pain and injuries are the result of the repetitive motions that we do every day, like picking up packages incorrectly or sitting with poor posture for long periods of time. Fortunately, back pain can often by alleviated and even prevented with simple changes.
Join us for a FREE lecture that will cover topics in back care including posture, exercise, and pain relief methods. |
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Lawrence Lessig: They Don’t Represent Us |
| American democracy urgently needs repair. Our politics are more divisive and more polarized than at any time in recent history. Lawmakers are beholden to wealthy donors, not to constituents. Citizens’ voices are silenced through the erosion of their civil rights. Politicians, who have long neglected to address these problems, are partly to blame. But the increasingly uninformed American public bears responsibility as well. |
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The Holiday Music of Eric Whitacre |
Grammy Award–winning composer and conductor Eric Whitacre returns with DCINY for a holiday-themed concert of new arrangements and original works. The Distinguished Concerts Singers and Orchestra perform a festive program that features new takes on classics such as “Carol of the Bells,” “O Christmas Tree,” “Christmas Time Is Here,” “Silent Night,” and many more.| Sunday 11/24, 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | Carnegie Hall |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$100 |
| rsvp: | online
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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Senator Sherrod Brown: Desk 88 (With Cecile Richards) |
| Sherrod Brown, the senior senator from Ohio, spent the past ten years writing DESK 88: Eight Progressive Senators Who Changed America, which tells the story of eight of the previous occupants of the wooden desk where he has sat since being elected to the U.S. Senate in 2006. Sen. Brown shares these stories in conversation with Cecile Richards in an event co-sponsored by The Strand and The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. |
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Alan Organschi: Building a global carbon sink |
| As world population growth and urbanization accelerate, the building sector’s demand for raw material and energy for new construction will only grow. Organschi will discuss an alternative approach to meeting this demand: the broad substitution of emerging mass-timber and bio-based building assemblies in the construction of new cityscapes. This would form a new human-made carbon sink, turning the future city from a significant source of carbon emissions into a carbon storage system. |
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Messiah Refreshed |
DCINY celebrates the holiday season with the ninth annual presentation of Handel’s Messiah, the Goossens/Beecham 1959 re-orchestration for full symphony orchestra. The performance is led by Maestro Jonathan Griffith, featuring a choir made up of singers from around the world. Doors to the seating area open at 1:30pm with festive arrival entertainment including a massed holiday ringing for English Handbells conducted by Kevin McChesney and an appearance by Santa Claus.| Sunday 12/1, 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | Carnegie Hall |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$100 |
| rsvp: | online
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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Sounds of the Season |
To celebrate the 2019 concert season finale, DCINY presents a joyous evening of original holiday music from American composer-conductors Pepper Choplin and Mark Hayes featuring Distinguished Concerts Orchestra and Distinguished Concerts Singers International.| Monday 12/2, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM | | host: |
DCINY |
| where: | Carnegie Hall |
| dress code: | Corporate Casual |
| crowd: | All Ages |
| price: | $20-$100 |
| rsvp: | online
or call 212-247-7800
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| contact: | boxoffice@DCINY.org
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Day Trips to Wine Country |
Day Trip To Wine Country is back in 2019. It's your ticket to award-winning wine and artisan food -- PLUS fresh air, blue skies, and grapevines.- Indoors during cold or inclement weather, protected from the elements, so you can enjoy the experience in comfort!
- Amazing, beautiful wineries await you
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
April 6 through November 16 Saturdays North Fork, Sundays Hudson Valley | | host: |
New York Wine Events |
| where: | Buses depart in Manhattan |
| price: | Save 48% with code TOURLAUNCH |
| rsvp: | online
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| contact: | email
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