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EVIL DEAD ☠️ BURN 🔥

Fri, Jul 10, 11:00 PM
From NYC GRINDHOUSE!🖕🏼💩🤮
4.7
3 attendees
Exploring Manhattan Valley and Bloomingdale: Manhattan's Unknown West Side!

Exploring Manhattan Valley and Bloomingdale: Manhattan's Unknown West Side!

Thu, Jul 23, 10:00 PM
From Exploring NYC History and Neighborhoods
4.9

RSVPs open up Sunday, June 1st at 8:00pm. Space is set aside for new group members, 1st and 2nd timers who land on the waiting list, subject to availability. Email me at hankorenstein@gmail.com to request a spot. **Optional social hour 5pm and 6pm at Amity Hall, located on Amsterdam Avenue between 108th and 109th Streets.** **Walking tour begins at 6pm** Bring water to sip and snacks if you haven't had a chance to grab a bite to eat. Make sure to take care of business before the tour! You are welcome to come inside Amity Hall. Cost: $10:00 payable in cash at the tour. This is the 2nd in a series of three tours to raise awareness and money for a very special non-profit called the Broadway Mall Association (BMA), which helps keeps Broadway beautiful from 72nd Street to 168th Street with plantings, landscaping and art exhibits. Read more about BMA here: http://www.broadwaymall.org/home/ **OVERVIEW** This guided walk covers West 96-109th Streets between Riverside Drive and Central Park West and explores two neighborhoods that perhaps don’t get the respect and attention they deserve. This diverse and dynamic community has been revitalized over the past two decades thanks to neighborhood residents and businesses. Discover some cool new places to eat, a great jazz club and a dizzying variety of architecture. There’s some fascinating history as well! We’ll be sure to stop by the homes of George Gershwin and Humphrey Bogart, as well as the house where Duke Ellington composed songs. We’ll enjoy the solitude of Strauss Park which honors the former owners of Macy’s who once lived in the area, and other lesser known West Side landmarks and attractions, such as: the delightful Manhattan Avenue Historic District; a church with some of the loveliest Tiffany windows anywhere; Association Residence (today North America’s largest hostel); a rare free standing mansion on Riverside Drive; and a statue that survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Your organizer and guide. 646-596-3005 hankorenstein@gmail.com

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23 attendees
Blood on the Clocktower

Blood on the Clocktower

Fri, Jul 10, 9:00 PM
From Uptown NYC Board Gamers
4.8

**Welcome to the 2026 season of Blood at the Join us every Friday from 5:00PM to 9:00PM.** **Come join us and be part of some memorable moments and entertaining stories. We welcome and accommodate players of all skill levels. Please let the host storytell. Please contact organizer (Tina) if you would like to storytell.** **NEW TO THE MEETUP?** **Thanks for coming! We hope you enjoy yourself. We are a social, friendly group that meets to play games. Language and behavior that is racist, sexist, ableist, ageist, and so on, is not tolerated. Bullying and bad-mouthing hosts or guests is also not tolerated. We're not here to debate politics, and we are not a dating service. Obviously gaming can sometimes include trash talking. Just … know if your opponents are up for that! And look, we all make mistakes -- if you’ve offended someone, an apology can go a long way.**

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15 attendees
The Many Moods of Long Island City + Free Outdoor Concert on the River!

The Many Moods of Long Island City + Free Outdoor Concert on the River!

Tue, Jul 21, 9:30 PM
From Exploring NYC History and Neighborhoods
4.9

RSVPs begin Tuesday, July 7th at 8:00pm. **Space is set aside for new group members and first and second timers. If you land on the waiting list and fit any one of these categories email me at hankorenstein@gmail.com to request a spot.** This tour is free with an optional donation to your guide at the end via cash, Venmo or Zelle. You may want to bring water to drink and sun protection. **Note: Please be fit and be able to walk at a decent pace at times; we're covering a lot of ground in 2 hours. This will not be a slow-paced tour. Total walking distance is about 3.5 miles.** Closest subway station is Queens Plaza - E, M, R lines. Exit to Jackson Avenue - south side of street gets you steps from our meeting place at the JACX & Co Food Hall. **Restroom option before the tour**: Our meeting place is a modern food hall with restrooms eateries and a bar. Come early for networking, grabbing a bite and/or happy hour at the bar starting at 4:30pm. https://www.jacxandco.com/eateries **TOUR OVERVIEW** Long Island City, Queens, with its seemingly countless number of new residential buildings, has become of the fastest growing communities not only in NYC but in the entire United States. Once an independent city, we'll visit the downtown hub with its historic courthouse along with the quaint historic area and the nearby arts district. A highlight is Hunter's Point South Waterfront Park whose Phase II (opened in 2018) won a Masterworks Award from the Municipal Arts Society for the "Best Urban Landscape" for a new or revitalized open space that contributes to livability and resilience. The tour will cover the history, lifestyle and area along with the broad array of neighborhood amenities - restaurants, breweries, museums, and outdoor recreation. You'll enjoy the views of midtown Manhattan and with any luck a picturesque sunset. **Itinerary:** **Guided Walking Tour: 5:30pm - 7:30pm**: **(optional): 7:30pm - 8:00pm**, or whenever the music ends, hang out and enjoy the music and stay in the neighborhood for dinner (lots of options). **There are also food trucks by the outdoor music venue.** There will be restrooms available near the end of the tour. **Getting hom**e: You can take the ferry to Manhattan or Brooklyn. It's about a 5 block walk to the #7 train and a bit further for the E, M and G. **ABOUT THE MUSIC:** Direct from South Korea, **Insun Park & Generals** fuse Korean traditional music and mask dance rhythms with contemporary rock to create a bold, high-energy sound. Led by master vocalist and Gangnyeong Mask Dance performer Insun Park—one of the few female masters of this designated Intangible Cultural Heritage—the group delivers a vibrant, boundary-crossing sound rooted in cultural heritage and fearless reinvention. Hank 646-596-3005 hankorenstein@gmail.com

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1 attendee

Free Advance Screening of 'Evil Dead Burn'

Tue, Jul 7, 10:00 PM
From The New York Horror Movie Group
4.7
33 attendees
Healthy Swaps: Easy Recipe Makeovers for Better Blood Sugar

Healthy Swaps: Easy Recipe Makeovers for Better Blood Sugar

Thu, Jul 9, 6:00 PM
From Plant Powered Metro New York
4.8

[Register here](https://events.blackthorn.io/en/1Im19n6/g/2Msvwp1CcJ/plant-powered-metro-new-york-healthy-swaps-easy-recipe-makeovers-for-better-blo-4a9nHpDCJz/overview)! *Presented in partnership with EmblemHealth Neighborhood Care* Tired of feeling like you have to give up your favorite meals to control your blood sugar? Learn how to transform everyday recipes using simple, affordable plant-based ingredients — without sacrificing flavor. This interactive session will include a brief food demo and tasting, showing you how to swap in nourishing whole plant foods to improve blood sugar and leave your taste buds satisfied. *This event is free and open to the public.* *Please plan to arrive 10 minutes prior to the beginning of class.*

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