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Wine Tasting A Dozen free and cheap events in the neighborhood on Friday, January 20th, 2012…
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Wine Tasting Free and cheap events in the neighborhood on Tuesday, October 25th, 2011… Hippo Playground Project Fall Drop-In Classes: Creative Tuesday Art Class Hippo Playground Parkhouse, Riverside Park (@ 91st) 10:00 – 10:45 am $15 (ages 2 – 4) Hippo Playground Project Fall Drop-In Classes: Mommy & Me Music Class Hippo Playground Parkhouse, Riverside Park (@ [...]
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Triad It’s time for more great Upper West Side discounts! First, Groupon has a special, limited-time discount at the American Museum of Natural History (Central Park West at 79th). Purchase the deal for $60 and get a one-year membership to the museum for two adults plus two IMAX tickets to Sea Rex (a $114 value). For [...]
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Tastings This month’s edition of Adventures in the Global Kitchen, the American Museum of Natural History’s awesome culinary series, is all about a hobby that tends to be overlooked by New Yorkers… home beer brewing. Spatial limits and other factors have caused many city dwellers to view home beer brewing as impossible. Erica Shea and Stephen [...]
