Annual New Yorker Festival
September 30 - October 2, 2011
This three day string of events features musical performances,
debates, interviews, excursions and more in our New York City area. Some of these items will be ticketed and others will quite simply
be free to the public. So if you'd like to take part in this annual
item then head on over to the official
site for additional information.
The Great World Beer Festival: Great World Beer Festival
taking place at Center 548
22nd Street in Chelsea
No details as of yet regarding this year's event.
Here is the annual Brewtopia Fest celebrating what? Yup!
You guessed it. BEER, BEER and more BEER!!!
Learn more at the official site: http://brewtopiafest.com/
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Korean Harvest and Folklore Festival |
Chili Pepper Fiesta at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Saturday, October 1 from 11:00 to 6:00 pm
Rain or Shine
From Chili related events taken from the wildest part of your imagination to tastings, samplings and overall a festival to burn your tongue in such a sumptuous fashion. This here is the Chili Pepper Celebration to end all others. A true delight for the Chili lover in you. There'll also be music and plenty more on hand. Free with a paid admission to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Annual Fort Tryon Park Medieval FestivalSt. Francis Day at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Blessing of the Animals and Afternoon Fair
Cathedral Of St. John The Divine Celebrates
27th Annual Feast Of St. Francis With Blessing Of The Animals
Guests Are Encouraged to Bring Pets to Receive Special Blessing
October 2, 2011
A celebration of fur and feathers will draw thousands of humans and animals alike to the 27th Annual Feast of St. Francis at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Sunday, October 2nd at 11 am. Tickets are required for the event and will be available for free on a first-come, first-served basis. The doors open at 9:00 am at the main entrance of the Cathedral, located at 1047 Amsterdam Avenue (at 112th Street) in Manhattan.
Visit also the relevant page for this
wonderful NYC historical locale as well as the official
website.
The Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance
Parade of Boats
Tuesday, October 11 at 6:00 pm
taking place at Hudson River Park's Pier 62 at West 22nd Street
'The Largest, Most Diverse Boat Parade of its kind in the New York - New Jersey Region
See the online page here...
Schedule for all Walks: Beginning in South Street Seaport this walk will go across the Brooklyn Bridge in Lower Manhattan for the sake of bringing folks together with the purpose of raising funds and awareness towards the fight against blood cancers. Visit as well the official website as well as the relevant page on New Yorkled Magazine to learn more about this historical bridge. |
The best of 20th century design for stylish 21st century collectors.
This show is important but not at all imposing and brings together a
young group of dealer/stylemakers who are always on the cutting edge. NEW LOCATION - 7 W 34th Street @ Fifth Avenue, NYC. 11th floor - Opposite the Empire State Building Show Admission: $15 - $20 with a one year subscription to MODERNISM Magazine |
For more information, please contact the Two Bridges Neighborhood Council at 212-566-2729. Rain Site: PS 130 / 143 Baxter Street (between Hester and Grand Streets). |
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Taking place at the Metropolitan Pavilion It’s simply the most fun you’ll ever have shopping. Fashion smart shoppers have discovered Manhattan’s hottest vintage sale, featuring 80 of the nation’s top dealers. Designer labels (dresses, gowns, coats, suits, jackets), accessories (belts, handbags, shoes, boots, gloves, hats) and more. Admission: $20. |
The
International Vintage Poster Fair |
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Join thousands of New Yorkers on Saturday, October 15th for the annual New York Cares Day serve-a-thon. Since 1992, New Yorkers have come together on a single day each Fall to revitalize New York City public schools, while raising money for New York Cares. GIVE KIDS A BRIGHTER PLACE TO LEARN HELP NEW YORK CARES DELIVER VOLUNTEER
PROGRAMS New York Cares Day is organized in partnership with the New York City Department of Education. Visit the official website. Also visit New Yorkled's Non Profits Page to learn of other volunteering opportunities in NYC. |
Halloween Events for kids are happening Month-Wide.
All month long...
So when you head over to the Halloween Events Page...Please be sure to scroll down and look through everything. Wouldn't want you moms and dads to miss out on something your kids just might enjoy.
Have Fun!!!!
THE AMAZING MAIZE MAZE sponsored by Con Edison
at the Queens
County Farm Museum
September 17 - October 30
Saturdays and Sundays until the end of October
11:00 am - 4:30 pm
Take a look at and experience the Maize Maze at this Farm located
within NYC. There'll also be a Moonlight Maze walk on Saturdays, Oct. 10th and Oct.
17th which is when the maze itself will be opened until
9:00 pm. The maze will also be open on Monday, October 13 (Columbus Day) from 11:00 am - 4:30 pm
Admission: Adults $9.00
Children -- ages 4-11 $5.00
ages 3 and under Free
They OFFER FALL ACTIVITY PACKAGES WHICH INCLUDE THE CORN MAZE, ANIMAL FEEDING, PUMPKIN PICKING AND A HAYRIDE. Learn more here...
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Queens County Farm Museum Events PICK-YOUR-OWN-PUMPKIN at Queens County Farm Apple Festival at Queens County Farm Visit as well the New Yorkled Beyond Our Borders Apple Picking page |
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Yup! the Great Parade isn't the only thing that's always going on in town at this time of year. From entertainment at the local NY Botanical Garden and Brooklyn Botanic Garden, to the "Boo at the Zoo" and even celebrations at other points in the city, there's plenty for the entire family and the kid in all of us! The South Street Seaport, Chelsea Piers, Central Park and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine are just some of the hot Halloween spots. Visit New Yorkled's Halloween Day Celebrations Page for additional information regarding other Halloween events going on throughout the city. |
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Life in the Colonies: A Celebration of 18th Century Life at Van Cortlandt House in Van Cortlandt Park We're still waiting to confirm the date for this item The festival celebrates the sights and sounds of a typical 18th century market day. Market days were an opportunity for the community to gather to socialize, eat, drink and purchase the goods being sold by craftsmen. At this market day, craftsmen will demonstrate their authentic skills and attendees will be able to try their hand as well—churning butter, dipping a candle or making a cornhusk doll. Benjamin Franklin will also make a special guest appearance. |
Harlem Stage
A full listing of activities at HarlemStage in October 2011
Events include film, music and dance.
 Grandma as she performed at Lincoln Center years ago. Of course she'll be back again as always! |
The
Big Apple Circus That's right! The Big Apple Circus will be around to please one and all through their many international performers performing their stunts, acrobatics and music. Of course that's not all! Visit their site for ticketing and other detailed information |
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