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Visited 12096 times, 8 Visits today
October 19, 2018
October 19, 2018
6:00 pm To 10:00 pm
FREE
1 OAK, West 17th Street, New York, NY, USA
Visited 12096 times, 8 Visits today
d.b.a., 1st Avenue, New York, NY, USA
May 12, 2018
2:00 pm To 5:00 pm
Celebrate the first National Dog Mom’s Day with the hottest new dating app, The Dig! Head to the event and show you’ve downloaded or shared the Dig App for free drinks, get some swag from ShaggySwag, treats from Amuse Pooch and Paul’s Custom Petfood, accessories from Gen7Pets and meet adoptable pups from Social Tees Animal Rescue, Rescue Dogs Rock and Badass Brooklyn Animal Rescue!
No. 8, West 16th Street, NY, United States
October 6, 2016 To October 7, 2016
From Socialight Entertainment:
Famous for its historical affairs, crimes of passion, and celebrated scandal, No. 8′s namesake – the renowned bungalow of the Beverly Hills Hotel – lends a reputation of mystery and intrigue. Aptly deemed the “No-Tell Motel” for its discretion, No. 8 caters to an international group of faithful habitués who value their privacy.
No. 8 is a bi-level restaurant and lounge located in the heart of New York City’s thriving Chelsea art district. No.8 stands alone as a unique experience in the context of New York nightlife and culinary enjoyment created by Amy Sacco and brought to life by Bobby Rossi and LDV Hospitality.
Lomography Gallery Store, 41 W 8th St, New York 10011, United States
October 15, 2016
5:00 pm To 8:00 pm
City BLOCKS Culture Collective explores and celebrates the architecture of neighborhoods throughout great cities, and showcases how historical landmarks have evolved and become part of the cultural landscape.
This year, they’re exploring Greenwich Village with a coloring book that celebrates the rich musical history of the 60’s and 70’s folk rock scene.
The BLOCKS NYC Coloring Book includes artist-illustrated pullout coloring pages of album covers that played a critical role in the 60’s and 70’s folk and rock scene in Greenwich Village, iconic buildings of musician’s haunts and studios, as well as some personal sketch and journal pages. Each page has an illustration by artist David Setrakian on the front and a story about the neighborhood on the back.
Join them for a free walking tour of 60’s/70’s Greenwich Village folk scene with Bob Egan of PopSpots! This will be a one hour fun and informative tour of the coolest spots where musicians played and lived in one of the most important scenes in music.