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Haunted NYC Scavenger Hunt (Clues, Spells, and Curses!)
Sat, Oct 24, 9:00 PM**\*GET TICKETS AT:** [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/haunted-scavenger-hunt-tickets-2003210325007](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/haunted-scavenger-hunt-tickets-2003210325007) *(\*Our events are co-organized by multiple groups so don't pay attention to the RSVPs. They are consistently well attended. Must prepay to attend.)* Everyone's favorite Haunted Hunt is back! It's a unique, enjoyable way to socialize, learn and explore outdoors! Clues, Spells, and Curses! Join dozens as they set out onto the streets of the Financial District; the site of graveyards, hauntings and some of the grizzliest deeds ever done! It will be a fun way to explore and socialize. We'll set you up on teams and give you everything you need to know to help find the clues. **How does it work?** If you come alone we will set you up on a team (or you can play with a team) and we'll give you everything you need to know to help find the clues. Each team will have 90 minutes to find as many of the clues we give you. When finished we will return to a set location for socializing. Prizes are awarded to those finding the most clues. **What are we looking for?** Lower Manhattan in the early 1600's till now has been the site of hangings, hauntings, massacres, explosions, and other not so nice and creepy things. You will be scouring Bowling Green to City Hall, visiting (supposedly haunted places), searching for history-markers and research things that happened. **FAQs:** How do I find group? We will meet in front of the Fraunces Tavern. Host contact info will be emailed to all paid attendees day of event. **Dress Code?** Dress for the weather as you will be outside. **What if it rains?** We will contact attendees with a rain date. **Can I come alone?** Yes 95% of those attending will likely register on their own but you are invited to bring as many guests as you would like (just make sure they each have a ticket). **Cost?** $19-$25 depending upon how early you purchase ticket/capacity **Ages?** All are welcome. We usually get a good mix of ages attending. **For more fun events follow: [https://www.eventbrite.com/o/new-york-city-social-events-10797526283](https://www.eventbrite.com/o/new-york-city-social-events-10797526283)**

Sip and Paint Pet Portrait Fun...Dogs Welcome- DBA Eastvillage
Sun, Oct 25, 5:30 PMSip and Paint a Pet Portrait...Dogs Welcome! It's EASY No Artistic Background Necessary One of NYC BEST DOG FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES * Michele Draws your Pet for you before the event! * Send a photo of your pet to MICHELECAHILLK9@gmail.com * Trace and Paint watercolor portraits of your pet. * It will be pre sketched and ready for you to trace and watercolor your own masterpiece. * Artist paints a duplicate pet portrait along side you with step by step instructions Please only bring dogs who are well behaved and socialized (you might be photographed for future promos) D.B.A. 41 East 1st Ave and 2nd Street. Lower East Village- Please Purchase 1 drink \*This is a 21 and over venue Visit http://www.PetPortraitFun.com for more details THIS IS A PREPAY EVENT

FTI Event: Tricks of the Mind: Can You Trust What You Think?
Thu, Oct 29, 9:00 PM**Description:** We all like to believe that we look at the evidence and then form our opinions. But very often, our minds work in the opposite direction: we form a belief and then become remarkably good at finding evidence that supports it. Join the **Free Thinker Institute** for an interactive discussion about the psychology of **confirmation bias**—what it is, why virtually everyone experiences it, how it can distort our judgment and decision-making, and, most importantly, what we can do to overcome it. We'll explore why intelligent, well-intentioned people can look at the same information and reach completely different conclusions, why being smart doesn't necessarily protect us from our own biases, and practical techniques we can use to become more open-minded, intellectually honest, and accurate thinkers. If time permits, we'll also explore some of the many ways people can be persuaded to believe things that aren't true—from repetition and emotional appeals to social pressure, misleading statistics, selective evidence, and other techniques. The goal isn't to tell anyone **what to think**. It's to get better at **how we think**—and to become more resilient when someone, intentionally or unintentionally, tries to convince us of something that isn't true. Come prepared to question your assumptions—including your own.

Pups and Pints Paint Pet Portrait Fun Party- DBA East village
Sun, Oct 25, 5:30 PMSip and Paint a Pet Portrait...Dogs Welcome! It's EASY No Artistic Background Necessary One of NYC BEST DOG FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES * Michele Draws your Pet for you before the event! * Send a photo of your pet to MICHELECAHILLK9@gmail.com * Trace and Paint watercolor portraits of your pet. * It will be pre sketched and ready for you to trace and watercolor your own masterpiece. * Artist paints a duplicate pet portrait along side you with step by step instructions \*Please only bring dogs who are well behaved and socialized (you might be photographed for future promos) \*This is a 21 and over venue D.B.A. 41 East 1st Ave and 2nd Street. Lower East Village- Please Purchase 1 drink Visit http://www.PetPortraitFun.com for more details THIS IS A PREPAY EVENT

Trivia Meetup - Sat. Oct. 24
Sat, Oct 24, 6:00 PMA Saturday afternoon of trivia at this location. This Whole Foods is at 66 Broadway at Wall Street in lower Manhattan. The 4 and 5 trains stop right there at the Wall Street station. The R and 1 trains stop nearby at Rector Street. The seating area is downstairs. Walk straight ahead after getting off the escalator. A large food and beverage selection. Cashiers on the main and lower levels. MAKE A PURCHASE and hold on to the receipt in case they ask. If you find you cannot attend, change your RSVP to NO. Okay, let's see how this works out.

SMC Trail Work Volunteer Day
Sun, Nov 1, 2:00 PM**TRAIL WORK will continue rerouting the Hogenauer Trail** (we are making progress!) up the slope and away from recently installed property fences. **Meet At:** Dog Park/ Wildflower Preserve, 11 Bear Lane, Maplewood. From there, we will walk to Crater View on Crest drive and then to the Hogenauer trail work site. (Note: While we normally meet the first Sudnay of each month, this volunteer day was shifted after the Labor Day weekend.) Trail work is physically challenging but very satisfying as we use hand tools to build and repair trails. Participants must be 15+ years. Those younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Participants **should wear long pants** due to [ticks](https://www.somocon.org/?page_id=193928&fb) and thron bushes and sturdy shoes, and bring gloves (though backup gloves will be available). Tools, water, and a snack will be provided. (Registration is not required though if you sign up on Meetup, it helps us know how many tools to bring.) Only heavy, steady rain cancels.
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