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LSI will be closed from December 22-January 4th. Happy Holidays!!

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The Grand Bizarre

On Columbus and 77th st is one of the oldest and largest vintage and craft market.

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The Banksy Museum

Banksy is undoubtedly today’s most famous and controversial street artist. The Banksy Museum resolutely sets out to introduce Banksy and his unusual approach through the creativity he has shown in the streets all over the world.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Santa’s Secret Holiday

Spice up your holiday season at Santa’s Secret Immersive Holiday Experience in Hudson Yards! This raunchy, festive event has everything you need to get in the holiday spirit—from life-sized snow globes to gingerbread girls and rugged, wintery lumberjacks.

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NYBG Holiday Train Nights

Choo choo! This year marks the 32nd annual Holiday Train Show at The New York Botanical Garden is back again this December! It features 3/4 miles of track with delightful model trains and trolleys.

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Frozen Hot Chocolate at Serendipity

Dating back to 1954, this iconic establishment was a frequent hangout for celebrities like Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe and Joan Rivers. Heck, Jackie Kennedy once tried to buy the trademarked frozen hot chocolate recipe for a party at the White House.

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Ice Skating at Wollman Rink

New York City transforms into a winter wonderland during the holidays. Of the dozen ice skating rinks open for the season, there’s one you can’t afford to miss: the Wollman Rink in Central Park.

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Union Square Holiday Market

The smell of roasting nuts and hot apple cider wafts through the air as eager crowds elbow their way from one cozy stall to the next. No proper New York City Christmas Bucket List is complete without a visit to the Union Square Holiday Market.

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The Secret World of Elephants at AMNH

Majestic, incredible elephants are getting the spotlight in a new exhibit at The American Museum of Natural History. "The Secret World of Elephants" showcases both modern and ancient elephants, offering visitors a chance to see a full-scale model of a woolly mammoth, learn about what elephants eat, touch an elephant's tooth, listen to elephant calls and more.

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Sinister Secrets of the Seaport Walking Tour

Beneath the cobblestone streets of the Seaport, secrets hid underground for decades—until now, that is. A new walking tour led by the South Street Seaport Museum unearths the neighborhood's freaky and fascinating facts.

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Hear Some Gospel Music

On Sundays, the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem is one of the most popular services to attend to hear this inspirational music

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Santaland at Macy’s

The day after the Thanksgiving Day Parade you can visit Santaland in Mancy, and you can't miss what is an authentic Christmas experience in New York. There is a North Pole scenography with elves, little trains, Mrs. Claus and Santa himself who will be waiting to hear your wishes, along with his reindeer.

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Thanksgiving Cookie Decorating

Meet Ian in the Lobby at 1Pm

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Drunk Shakespeare

Five actors take on Shakespeare classics after downing five shots

The Ruby Theatre

35 West 39th st

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Big Apple Film Festival

BBAFF as it's known to locals, showcases films from NYC's independent filmmakers as well as films from across the US and the world. Voted by MovieMaker Magazine as "One of the 25 Coolest Film Festivals." This festival honors a diverse group of New York City's writers, actors, filmmakers, and artists who've influenced independent filmmaking

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American Museum of Natural History

Founded in 1869, this New York City essential is packed to the brim with artifacts from around the world.

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Kwanzaa at the Apollo

Experience a night filled with energy, reflection and joy at The Apollo Theater’s Kwanzaa: A Regeneration Celebration. Feel the rhythm of traditions that span the African continent as you enjoy music, spoken word, and electrifying performances by the Forces of Nature Dance Theatre honoring the seven principles of Kwanzaa.

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Friday Night at the Met

Enjoy Friday night at the Met.  View the different galleries and end the night with a drink at the rooftop bar overlooking Manhattan.

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Explore the Oculus with Ian.  Meet in the lobby at 1pm.

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Culinary Tour of Chelsea Market

This food market, which features shops and stalls that specialize in everything from hummus (Dizengoff) and halvah (Seed + Mill) to spices, fish, matcha, tacos, and kitchen supplies, was way ahead of its time in bringing together disparate vendors.

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230 5th Rooftop

230 Fifth Rooftop is an NYC staple all year round, but when it comes to the cooler months it’s arguably the best. Especially when they pull out their cozy igloos that can accommodate 4-10 guests. The Rooftop Igloo Bar ain’t bad either, but until that comes we suggest still checking it out, it’s great.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Ralph’s Coffee

You can warm up with a cup of hot chocolate, coffee, or tea—each cup finished with a Christmassy sleeve. You’ll know you’re at the right place when you see the bears—Ralph’s iconic Polo Bear, that is, oversized and dressed for the season..

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Great Jones Distillery

Great Jones Distilling Co. is Manhattan’s first and only legal whiskey distillery in over 100 years.The 28,000-square-foot venue features a fully functioning distillery, a tasting room and several drinking and dining venues, including an underground speakeasy and full restaurant called The Grid.

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Peter & the Wolf at the Guggenheim

An annual tradition for many NYC families, watch Isaac Mizrahi narrate and direct the beloved children’s classic Peter & the Wolf at the Guggenheim Museum. The cast dons Mizrahi’s costumes while Carnegie Hall’s ensemble brings to life the 30-minute story of a young boy living in the Russian wilderness.

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IGolf

iGolf is based in the heart of New York City & has revolutionized the indoor golf simulator industry. As a premier destination for golf enthusiasts as well as sports aficionados, we offer a unique & unparalleled experience that combines the thrill of golf with the vibrant energy of a bustling metropolis.

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The Grand Bizarre

On Columbus and 77th st is one of the oldest and largest vintage and craft market.

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Dine at Untable..

Untable, a new restaurant in Carroll Gardens, calls itself an "unconventional" Thai restaurant.

529 Henry Street, Cobble Hill It is open Thursday-Tuesday from 12pm-3pm and 5pm-9:30pm.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Explore Rockefeller Center.  Meet in the Lobby at 1pm.

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Pop-up Bar Black Lagoon

Halloween pop-up bar Black Lagoon is bringing spooky cocktails and all the creepy vibes to NYC’s Pretty Ricky’s.Visitors will find themselves among skulls, life-sized coffins, skeletons, and bubbling cauldrons, complete with a soundtrack full of punk, metal, and eerie noises. And, of course, an equally eerie cocktail list will be available for guests to peruse.

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Bryant Park Winter Village

The winter festivity has already begun even before the snow falls. The Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park returns to NYC with exciting holiday shops, food and activities from October 25 until March 2, 2025.

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Hear Some Gospel Music

On Sundays, the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem is one of the most popular services to attend to hear this inspirational music

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FAD Market

Shop 'til you drop at FAD Market, a curated fashion, art and design pop-up marketplace, which is back for 2024. Expect to see your favorite makers plus brand new creatives to help you live smarter, gift better and support local businesses.

October 25-26: Fall Market at St. Paul 190 Court Street, Brooklyn.

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Pawsitively Adorable

New York City residents have always cherished their pets, and the New-York Historical Society is here to document that. In the new special exhibition titled Pets and the City, they’ll feature an array of artwork—primarily obtained from the New-York Historical’s Museum and Library collections—that document the multidimensional roles animals have played to serve and coexist alongside human beings

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Movie Day meet in the lobby at 1pm

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Dyker Heights Christmas Lights

The Dyker Heights Christmas Lights return every December and are one of the most famous Christmas neighborhoods in the country! The stunning lights and endless decorations have become increasingly more famous over the years.

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Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares

Step into a haunted maze experience like no other with Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares! For a limited time, Rockefeller Center is home to ten spine-chilling rooms that bring Jimmy’s nightmares to life. As you venture through each meticulously crafted area, prepare to encounter an array of sinister characters—run from a deranged and diabolical mad scientist, malfunctioning murder robots, a terrifying werewolf, and other nightmarish creatures.

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The Grand Bizarre

On Columbus and 77th st is one of the oldest and largest vintage and craft market.

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All Things Go Music Festival

One glance at the inaugural lineup of the NYC edition of All Things Go Music Festival and you'll be H-O-T T-O G-O.a century of art.

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The Nightmare Before Christmas at the NYBG

The New York Botanical Garden is hosting the worldwide debut of a new light trail entirely inspired by the 1993 classic Disney film Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.

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Visit the FIT Museum.  Meet in the Lobby at 1

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Pumpkin Nights

After the sun goes down, the Bronx Zoo will light up this fall with more than 5,000 animal-themed jack-o’-lanterns in incredible displays. Officially called Pumpkin Nights, this festivity is back for its third year after a popular debut in 2023.

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NYC Wine & Food Festival

This is for all of the foodies and wine connoisseurs.  The New York City Wine and Food Festival offers more than 80 events over 4 days. There’s everything from tastings of America’s favorite foods to intimate dinners with world-renowned chefs, cooking classes, nutrition seminars, wine tasting, and parties. Prepared and served by America’s favorite food stars, this event is a real highlight for New Yorkers and tourists from around the world.

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Queens County Farm Museum

The city’s longest continually farmed site in the city (it’s been in operation since 1697), the 47 acres feels like an entirely different world compared to Manhattan. Feed and pet the barnyard animals, including sheep, ponies, and goats.

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Summer Rose Festival

Summer Rosé Festival at Loreley Beer Garden, e.g. wine, cider, frosé and cocktails. It’s the perfect place to sit on the seasonally decorated garden terrace when the weather is nice.

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Brooklyn Craft Company

A DIY mecca with workshops on all kinds of crafting skills, from knitting to macrame. They'll put your hands to work and your mind at ease. There's an online store where you can purchase the necessary supplies you'll need

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Fotografiska Museum

The museum has outclassed photography art, lovely music, delicious food, and exciting nightlife. The photo museum displays a broad category of images from famous photographers and artists.

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Intrepid Museum “Free on Friday”

USS Intrepid aircraft carrier, the Space Shuttle Pavilion, and a treasure trove of aircraft, submarines, and space relics are waiting to be explored.

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Ping Pong Pods

You can play at any time of day. The whole booking process is totally autonomous for some futuristic fun. Balls and paddles are provided, and you can even buy some drinks and snacks while you're there

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Central Park Conservancy Guided Tour of Central Park

Central Park Conservancy gives free guided tours of the park, including an introductory glimpse of the North Woods, a rustic retreat which will make you forget you’re smack dab in the middle of a major city.

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Hear Some Gospel Music

On Sundays, the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem is one of the most popular services to attend to hear this inspirational music

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Get your Karaoke on at Sing Sing Ave A @ 81 Avenue A

$2/Song at bar with one drink per person minimum

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NY Art Book Fair

The event will feature more than 250 participants from over 30 countries, including interdisciplinary artists, collectives, small presses, rare book dealers, institutions and distributors. Also expect book launches, lectures, exhibitions, discussions, performances and workshops, as well as access to the MoMA PS1 galleries.

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NYC Ghost Tour Scavenger Hunt

In New York City, you never know which way you'll turn and find a ghost! On this spooky Greenwich Village scavenger hunt, explore the neighborhood's scary past and meet the ghosts who haunt the streets to this day. Does the House of Death live up to its name? Where did Poe debut “The Raven”? Find out on this ghoulish scavenger hunt of Greenwich Village!

Scavenger Hunt

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Get your Karaoke on at Sing Sing Ave A @ 81 Avenue A

$2/Song at bar with one drink per person minimum

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Drunk Shakespeare

Quirky theater showcasing classic Shakespearean plays where the audience doesn’t get drunk, but one cast member does

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July 4th - Happy Independence Day!!

No School

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Columbus Circle Holiday Market.

Meet in the lobby at 1pm.

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2 for 1 Broadway

Broadway Week gives people access to their signature deal: 2-for-1 tickets to some of the best musicals and plays currently on stage.

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Squid Game The Experience

If Netflix’s Squid Game was one of your favorite shows and you’re looking forward to the new season premiere this December, you’ll want to try your hand at some of the challenges at Squid Game: The Experience here in NYC.

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Speakeasy Tour

This special Prohibition Era Experience will take you to several clandestine watering holes in Manhattan! Prohibition was an attempt to forbid the possession and consumption of alcohol in America during the 1920s.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Take the Donut Tour

This unique food tour will take you to four authentic doughnut shops in Manhattan, where you’ll get the chance to sample a variety of tasty and unique doughnuts

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Movie Night at Bryant Park

Bring a blanket and a friend, and snag your spot on the lawn to watch a feature film on the big screen under the stars. The lawn opens 5pm; film begins 8pm.

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NYC Pride

NYC Pride 2025's theme is "Rise up: Pride in Protest" and is a powerful call to action for our communities and allies to rally and march in defiant celebration, advocacy and solidarity.

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Pinstripe Pass

Enjoy a Yankees with a pinstripe pass, roam the stadium and take in the atmosphere.

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Explore South Street Seaport with Ian.  Meet in the Lobby at 1pm.

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The Friends Experience

If you’ve ever wanted to be a part of the iconic friend group, now is your chance! Step into your favorite scenes with remarkable set recreations, tons of photo-ops, and even a functioning Central Perk at NYC’s The Friends Experience.

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Art Class with Color Wink

Drop by Sugar Hill Creamery between 2-4 for a free class in etching.

184 Malcolm X BLVD

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The Mermaid Parade

Founded in 1983, the Mermaid Parade pays tribute to a century of Coney Island ingenuity, revelry, and pageantry by celebrating the artistic vision of the masses.

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Ping Pong Pods

You can play at any time of day. The whole booking process is totally autonomous for some futuristic fun. Balls and paddles are provided, and you can even buy some drinks and snacks while you're there.

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All-Star Stand Up Comedy

Featuring NYC’s best comics as seen on Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, Kevin Hart LOL, HBO, Comedy Central, BET, Tru TV and showtime.

Tickets start at $25 doors open at 7:00 at the Greenwich Village Comedy Club

99 MacDougal St.

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Coney Island Beach Day

Spend the day at Coney Island playing in the sand and surf. Take a break at Luna Park.

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Summer Rose Festival

Summer Rosé Festival at Loreley Beer Garden, e.g. wine, cider, frosé and cocktails. It’s the perfect place to sit on the seasonally decorated garden terrace when the weather is nice.

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Friday Night at the Met

Enjoy Friday night at the Met.  View the different galleries and end the night with a drink at the rooftop bar overlooking Manhattan.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Explore Riverside Park with Ian.  Meet in the Lobby at 1pm.

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Watermark Beach

This tropical takeover at Pier 15 features tiki decor, seasonal drinks and twinkling lights for when the party stretches into the nighttime hours.

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The Rockaways

Beach goers can enjoy the sand and water, the variety of concessions, and the city's only legal surfing beach, located between 67-69 Street and 87-92 Street. Rockaway Beach is also home to a variety of playgrounds and other outdoor activities.

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Take the Donut Tour

This unique food tour will take you to four authentic doughnut shops in Manhattan, where you’ll get the chance to sample a variety of tasty and unique doughnuts

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Explore Rockefeller Center.  Meet in the Lobby at 1pm.

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The Grand Bizarre

On Columbus and 77th st is one of the oldest and largest vintage and craft market.