Showing posts with label Dekalb Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dekalb Market. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2011

Revel in *NYC* Weekend Happenings Nov.18th - Nov. 20th

             With the holidays sneaking up behind us and lots of seasonal shopping to do, enjoy some of the events listed where you can bring back goodies for your fury friends and pet lovers alike or peek into Dekalb market and Calypso St. Bart for unique gifts and accessories. If you are waiting for Black Friday to head off your shopping excursions then take a stroll through one of our city's fabulous museums, zoos or libraries to past the time away. I am beyond excited & looking forward to my first viewing of the Radio Christmas Spectacular {anticipating the special 3D effects} with my boys {CJ is still a believer and can't wait to see Santa} and where ever else our happy feet will take us!  Where do you like to get into the Holiday Spirit and Shop, whether you live here in NYC or some other fabulous spot?  Are you an early bird who hits up the Black Friday shopping at major stores with a checklist and layout of the store in hand? or do you like the unique finds at local boutiques?   

 Key to Events:
{E} for everyone {D} for a date {C} for the Chicas {K} for the kiddies
{F} for the Fellas {P} for the pets

Friday Nov. 18th - Nov. 21st  ~ The 19th Annual Canstruction Competition ~
( 10am-6pm, Mon. the 21st closes at 5pm) {E} FREE/Taking canned food donations  
Who says you can't make art out of food cans and labels strategically placed to look like the Super Mario Brothers, Trains, Mr. Potato head and so much more and then donate those canned goods to those in need. Canstruction is an annual design competition  between teams comprised of top architecture and engineering pros and food charity that builds unique structures entirely out of food cans. After structures are judged in categories like "Best use of labels" the cans are donated to City Harvest for distribution right in time for turkey day. 
Location: World Financial Center Courtyard Gallery 200 Vesey
For more event information:  www.artsworldfinancialcenter.com

Friday Nov. 18th  ~ Opening of the Union Square Holiday Market ~
(11am-8pm) {E} 

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 Check out the 18th annual Union Square Holiday Market, from November 18 – December 24. With over 100 merchants bringing in some of the most unique gifts ever, this is the place do your holiday shopping, or just enjoy browsing! Some of the items you will find this year: hand-blown glass housewares…local, handmade leather belts…bags and accessories made from recycled plastic…a variety of handmade jewelry…gloves…hats…Tibetan crafts…there are so many beautiful things—be sure to come and check them out. There will be nibbles and noshes throughout—German delights…sweet and savory treats…cider and cappuccino to keep you warm.
Location: 14th street and Union Square

Saturday Nov. 19th & Sunday Nov. 20th  ~ AKC Meet the Breeds  ~
 (10am-5pm)  {E}  Adults $12 / Kids 12 and under $8 after Nov. 18th : $15 for adults & $10 for kids.
Passionate Pooch lovers and Feline fans alike will love this show featuring 160 breeds of dog and 50 breeds of cat that you can interact with all under the roof of the Jacob Javits center. This event is where you can learn about a breed of dog or cats history and unique characteristics directly from the professionals themselves. There will be over 100 vendors selling all of the must haves for pet lovers and their furry friends! Make sure not to miss demonstrations about Obedience, grooming, agility and from law enforcement K9s.
Location: The Jacob Javits Center at 11th avenue between 34th street and 39th street
For more event information: www.akc.org

Saturday Nov. 19th & Sunday Nov. 20th ~ Grand Opening of Grumpy Bert & 24karas  ~
(4-7pm) {C} {F} {D}
Stop by the outdoor Dekalb Market to celebrate the opening of Grumpy Bert a fun shop filled with plush, toys and other goodies and it's neighboring store 24Karas a vendor with beautiful handcrafted vintage feeling pieces {I'm coveting a pair of seahorse earrings}. Have a drink, and take %15 off of a purchase of 2 or more 24Karas merchandise. Enjoy live music in the afternoon and grab a bite to eat.
Location: The Dekalb Market is located at the  intersection of Flatbush Avenue Extension and Willoughby in                     Brooklyn.
For more event information: dekalbmarket.com

Saturday Nov. 19th - Jan 16th ~ The Holiday Train Show ~
( 10am-6pm) {E}
Adults: $20 Students/Seniors: $18 Children 2-12: $10 Children under 2: Free Members: Free / Buy Here
This cherished tradition delights people of all ages. Marvel at the charming model trains and New York City landmark replicas. Replicas of some of NYC's most famous landmarks are on display and are made from nuts, bark and leaves. Visitors can stroll the spectacular grounds, decorate (and eat!) gingersnaps, break for lunch and hot chocolate, and shop for everyone on your list. New this year: Visitors will have the opportunity to see just how these amazing replicas are made. This weekend is the Holiday Tree lighting (4pm-5:15pm)
where you can view a beautiful Conifer tree being lit for the season and sing along with carolers.
Location: 2900 southern blvd, Bronx, New York
For more information: www.nybg.org

Saturday Nov. 19th ~ Beyond Planet Earth: The Future of Space Exploration ~
 (10am-5:45pm) {E} Adults $25 includes museum admission Children $14.50


If you ever wondered what it would be like to go into outer space and explore the unknown this new AMNHexoplanets support life! I enjoyed reading Time out New Yorks space scenarios with the curator Michael Shara comparing the exhibits topics to that we've seen in movies and read in books!
Location: American museum of Natural History at 81st street @ AMNH
For more event information: www.amnh.org

Saturday Nov. 19th ~ Junior Zoo Keeper: Tropic Zone @ Central Park ~
(9:00am-10:30) {K/8-10} Regular price $60 Members price: $50
Roll up your sleeves and help the keepers care for the animals. From studying animal behavior to creating toys for our curious critters, you have a chance to go behind the scenes and find out what a keeper’s job entails.
Location: Central Park zoo at 5th avenue and E. 64th street entrance
For more event information: tickets.wcs.org

Saturday Nov.19th ~ When Ghosts Pop up the Pages: A 3D Christmas Carol ~
(2pm-4pm) {K/6-12} $6 for non-members $4 for members $2 for children Purchase Tickets here
Celebrate Charles Dickens and the holiday season with pop-up book creator Chuck Fischer (Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol: A Pop-Up Book). After a brief tour of the exhibition Charles Dickens at 200, children will make their favorite characters from Dickens's classic ghost story come to life as they cut, fold, color, and paste their own three-dimensional pop-up cards to share with family and friends. All supplies included.
Location: The Morgan Library @ 225 5th avenue NY,NY
For more event information: www.themorgan.org


Saturday Nov. 19th ~ The Garden of Rikki Tikki Tavi @ The MET  ~
(3:00pm) {E} $15

 Rudyard Kipling's beloved mongoose Rikki Tiki Tavi teams up with a self-involved bird named Darzee and a sweet muskrat named Chuchu to rid the garden of the cobra Nag. Adapted for the stage by Y York, this funny tale of cooperation and growing up is for audiences of all ages.
Location: 1000 5th avenue at 82nd street
For more event information: www.metmuseum.org


Sunday Nov.20th ~ Family Fun Day @ Macy's Herald Square ~
(12:00pm) {E} FREE
KIDS DEPT. 7TH FLOOR : Lets have a parade! Kick off the holiday season with a day of fun and games for the entire family! Meet some of your favorite costume characters from the 85th Annual Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade® , including Paul Franks Julius, Planters Mr. Peanut, SEGA of Americas Sonic the Hedgehog, ZhuZhu Pets Pipsqueak and Mr. Squiggles, Sanrios Hello Kitty Princess and more! Then, stop by the SEGAs gaming station and try your skills at Sonic Generations on the Playstation 3! Be sure to bring your camera for fantastic photo ops! Plus, with any kids purchase of $50 or more, snag an exclusive Parade gift bag! 
TOY SHOP 8TH FLOOR: Meet the world-famous Radio City Rockettes ? and let them show you how to perform a few of their famous dance moves and kicks! 
KIDS DEPT. 7TH FLOOR: @ 2PM Meet Melissa Sweet, Caldecott Honor Winner and author of Balloons over BroAdway: The True Story of the Puppeteer of Macys. She will read from her book and sign your copy of her book when you purchase it at the event!
Take home show tickets! The first 25 customers to make a $150 purchase in the kids department beginning at 12PM will receive a pair of tickets to see the NEW 2011 Radio City Christmas Spectacular® - The Rockettes® Magical Journey, or Cathy Rigby is Peter Pan!
Location: Macy's Herald Square at 151 W. 34th street
For more event information: www1.macys.com


Sunday Nov. 20th ~ Calypso Arm Party ~
( 12pm-4pm) {C} FREE
Join blogger Leandra Medine of the MAN REPELLER to celebrate the opening of the Calypso St. Bart accessories store and indulge in collectibles from around the world.
Location: 280 Mott Street between Houston and prince
For more event information: The Calypso store (212) 965-0990 and  manrepeller.com


Sunday Nov. 20th ~ Bash the Trash 'n' Accordion; the Squeeze Box Strikes Back ~
(3:00pm) {E} $12
In 60-minute workshops, the group Bash the Trash tells stories and teaches children how to turn ordinary items into musical instruments. Everyone has fun, uses their imagination and learns about music.
Location: 92nd street Y ; Lexington ave at 92nd street (Buttenwieser Hall) 
For more event information: www.92y.org


If you are just visiting for the weekend or you are an everyday New Yorker, whatever you decide to do just enjoy the moment and Revel in all that is *NYC* 
XOXO, Dellah




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Saturday, October 22, 2011

Revel in *NYC*: Weekend Happening Oct. 22 -Oct. 23

              There's nothing worse than a house full of sick people on sunny Saturday morning! It's just my luck everyone's sniffling, sneezing and scratching their throats. The computer was even sick last night so I couldn't post this early. I guess it couldnt have come at a better time sinceTristan's first birthday party is a week from today, so here's hoping we get this over quickly! I'm leaving it up to YOU my readers to go out and explore the city for us and share what you did. I hope this doesn't find you too late! Happy Weekend All!

KEY TO EVENTS:{E} for everyone {D} for a date {C} for the Chicas {K} for the kiddies
{F} for the Fellas {P} for the pets


 Weekends in October  ~ Boo at the Zoo @ the Bronx Zoo ~

(Events go on throughout the day) {E} For discounted ticket prices order online
Celebrate a New York Halloween tradition! October weekends are packed with activities, including hay mazes and hayrides, costume parades, musical theater, magic shows, and live music. Embark on a Haunted Safari to explore their B.O.O. Labs where Dr. D. Zaster is putting the final touches on Expedition Earth–his top secret experiment. Best of all, come visit with their bats, cats, and creepiest critters.This weekend, don't miss your chance to meet cast members from the Broadway musical Wicked
And don't forget, kids in costume get in free!*
Location:  Bronx River Parkway and Boston Road, Bronx, NY
For more event information: http://www.bronxzoo.com/plan-your-trip/events-calendar/boo-at-the-zoo.aspx

Weekends in October ~ NYC A-scarium @ the Aquarium ~
(check site for schedule of event times) {E} For ticket prices check here
Julie Larsen Maher©WCS
At the Aquarium’s annual Halloween celebration, meet all our sea monsters, and enjoy magic shows, live music, storytelling, and crafts activities. Don’t miss their special Halloween 4-D feature, The Curse of Skull Rock, showing in the theater outside the aquarium entrance. Collect treats at their treat stations, and venture into our creepy Shipwreck. Kids in costume get in FREE
Location: Surf Ave at 8th street
For more event information: http://www.nyaquarium.com/

Saturday Oct. 22nd - Oct. 31st ~ The Haunted Pumpkin Garden ~
(Various Times) {E} Adults: $20 Students/Seniors: $18 Children 2–12: $8 Children under 2: Free
Members: Free

Pumpkin sculptures of spooky scarecrows, frightening spiders, sneaky snakes, and more designed by artist Michael Natiello await discovery at every turn in the Everett Children’s Adventure Garden. Youngsters play inside a ''gourd-geous'' Pumpkin House, put on a scary show at the Pumpkin Puppet Theater, have a ''hoot'' finding out what owls eat by dissecting pellets, and look for wiggly worms under a rotting log. Kids of all ages are encouraged to wear scary costumes for daily parades through the Adventure Garden. This weekend The Haunted Pumpkin Garden gets scary after dark. Brave kids (with flashlights in hand) navigate around the eerie sculptures and go trick-or-treating along the garden paths. After exploring, decorate a pumpkin to take home
Location: The New York Botanical Gardens 2900 Southern Boulevard, Bronx NY 10458
For more event information: http://www.nybg.org/exhibitions/haunted-pumpkin-garden/index.php

Saturday Oct.22nd & Sunday Oct.23 ~ Fall Festival @ Dekalb Market ~
(check site for times ) {E} FREE food and merchandise for purchase
During this two day event enjoy checking out the newest addition of vendors to this unique market place.
Children can enjoy face painting before joining in the Halloween parade, make  crafts and trick or treat! There won't be treats just for the kids, the grown folks can enjoy German draft beer and seasonal treats from http://mrsdorseyskitchen.com/ and http://www.buildingonbond.com/. On Sunday in addition to the face painting, crafts and treats, there will be a special family movie shown to celebrate Halloween.
Location: Dekalb Market 138 Willoughby St, Brooklyn, at the intersection of Flatbush ave extension and Willoughby.
For more event information: http://dekalbmarket.com/

Saturday Oct.22nd & Sunday Oct.23rd ~ BEING ELMO ~
(Check site for show times/ Meet Kevin Clash and Elmo @12:35, 2:25 and 4:15 this weekend) {E}
Image from IFC site
 Beloved by children of all ages around the world, Elmo is an international icon.  But few people know his creator, Kevin Clash.  Displaying his creativity and talent at a young age, Kevin ultimately found a home with his idol, master puppeteer Jim Henson, on Sesame Street. Narrated by Whoopi Goldberg, this documentary includes rare archival footage, interviews with Frank Oz, Rosie O’Donnell, Cheryl Henson, Joan Ganz Cooney and others, and offers a behind-the-scenes look at the world of the Muppets.
Tickets: Adults $13, Kids and Senioes$9 and members $8
Location: IFC THEATER 323 SIXTH Ave at West 3rd street
For more event information: http://www.ifccenter.com/films/being-elmo/

Saturday Oct. 22nd ~ VH1'S Save the Music Family Day ~
( 10am-4pm) {E} FREE
Throughout the Day Children of All Ages Can:  Explore playing instruments at the Instrument Discovery Zone, experience Musical Workshops & Activities, Sing Along Story Time, a live Drum Circle, attend a Tribute to the 50th Anniversary of West Side Story, enjoy a Getting To Know Rodgers & Hammerstein Interactive and meet SpongeBob Squarepants!
Location:  PS 334, The Anderson School, at 100 West 77th Street in New York City
For more event information: http://vh1savethemusic.com/familyday

Saturday Oct. 22nd ~ The 21st Annual Tompkin Square Park ~
(12pm-3pm) {P} FREE
Over 3,000 spectators will gather in Tompkins Square Park to watch hundreds of masquerading dogs in the country’s largest Halloween Dog Parade. Area merchants are invited to participate in this exciting community renewal fundraiser. All proceeds go to the N.Y.C. Department of Parks & Recreation for the upkeep of the newly restored Tompkins Square Dog Run.

Location: Tompkin Square park dog run on 9th street between Ave A and B
For more eent information: http://www.firstrunfriends.org/

Sunday Oct. 22nd ~ Meet the cast of Broadway show The Addams Family @ Books of Wonder ~
(12pm-1pm) {K/3-8} FREE
Join cast members for a very special storytime featuring books from our Books of Wonder & The Addams Family Halloween book table. The cast members will sign autographs, take pictures with fans and the storytime will wrap up with one lucky family winning a free pair of tickets to see The Addams Family on Broadway. 
Location: Books of wonder @ 18 West 18th Street New York, NY 10011
For more event information: http://www.booksofwonder.com/events102311.asp

Sunday Oct. 22nd ~ Halloween Parade and Pumpkin Sail ~
(4pm-7pm) {E} FREE
Wear your costume and bring a carved jack-o’-lantern before 5:30 pm for spooky music, live entertainment, a parade, and New York City’s largest pumpkin flotilla at twilight. Please check here for jack-o’-lantern size, weight, and decoration restrictions.
Location:110th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues (Central Park)
For more event information: http://support.centralparknyc.org/site/Calendar/645069917?view=Detail&id=114350

xoxo, Dellah

Looking for other great things to do this weekend? Check out Time out New york and Time Out Kids online and in news stands. One of my absolute favorite go to sources for things to do around NYC!!

  ~ Dellah's Jubilation is only suggesting events that are thought to be fun and interesting based on opinion. Dellah's Jubilation is not responsible for cancelled events or any other event changes (time, location etc.) due to mother nature or those running the event. Please double check all links to event for updates and changes. Dellahs Jubilation is not affiliated with Time out New York or Time Out Kids New York or any other magazine. I just love their magazine and site when on the hunt for things to do. Dellah's Jubilation always intends to give proper attribution if a credit was foreseen, it was purely accidental and credit will be given where it's due. Most importantly hit the streets and have fun

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Weekend Happenings // Things to do in NYC Oct.7th-10th


Dekalb Market
                                               
My mommy duties had called me away from posting yesterday as planned. Tristan had his 2nd dose of the flu shot and has been a hot mess ever since and has made the hubby and I rather cranky. Lots of spewing of yuckiness and up and down fevers from a distraught baby is never fun. Tristan was highly annoyed with the nurse who drew his blood because for some reason the blood wouldn't go down the tube and he had one prick too many! I'm hoping that some sunshine will cheer us all up, we are elated to go to Schmitt Farm tomorrow with our friends and fam. I'm extra excited to take pics of my circus tiger Tristan in a field of pumpkins, that is, if he's feeling better. Fingers crossed. Enjoy this rather nice weather here in the city , nothing like 80 degrees, a cool breeze and qt time with the people you love. 

Key to Events:
{E} for everyone {D} for a date {C} for the Chicas {K} for the kiddies
{F} for the Fellas {P} for the pets


 Weekends in October  ~ Boo at the Zoo @ the Bronx Zoo ~
(Events go on throughout the day) {E}
Celebrate a New York Halloween tradition! October weekends are packed with activities, including hay mazes and hayrides, costume parades, musical theater, magic shows, and live music. Embark on a Haunted Safari to explore their B.O.O. Labs where Dr. D. Zaster is putting the final touches on Expedition Earth–his top secret experiment. Best of all, come visit with their bats, cats, and creepiest critters.
And don't forget, kids in costume get in free!*
Location:  Bronx River Parkway and Boston Road, Bronx, NY
For more event information: http://www.bronxzoo.com/plan-your-trip/events-calendar/boo-at-the-zoo.aspx

Saturday Oct. 8th - Oct. 31st ~ The Haunted Pumpkin Garden ~
(Various Times) {E} Adults: $20 Students/Seniors: $18 Children 2–12: $8 Children under 2: Free
Members: Free

Pumpkin sculptures of spooky scarecrows, frightening spiders, sneaky snakes, and more designed by artist Michael Natiello await discovery at every turn in the Everett Children’s Adventure Garden. Youngsters play inside a ''gourd-geous'' Pumpkin House, put on a scary show at the Pumpkin Puppet Theater, have a ''hoot'' finding out what owls eat by dissecting pellets, and look for wiggly worms under a rotting log. Kids of all ages are encouraged to wear scary costumes for daily parades through the Adventure Garden
This weekend is the Spooktacular Pumpkin Party with treats provided by Whole Foods Market.
Location: The New York Botanical Gardens 2900 Southern Boulevard, Bronx NY 10458
For more event information: http://www.nybg.org/exhibitions/haunted-pumpkin-garden/index.php

Saturday Oct. 8th ~ Restoration Rocks Music Festival with Mos Def and the Brooklyn   Philharmonic + Idle Warship + Pharoahe Monch ~
(12pm-5pm){D} {C} {F}
Entering its fifth year, Restoration Rocks is a FREE day-long music concert of some of the most dynamic emerging and established artists performing on the Brooklyn stage.
Location: Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, Bedford Stuyvesant
For more event information: http://www.restorationplaza.org/calendar/restorationrocks11


Saturday Oct. 8th ~ Harlem Harvest Festival ~
(10am-4pm) {E} FREE 
During this 2nd annual Festival enjoy the Farmers Market, Wine tastings and the Taste of Harlem. On the scheduled list of events you can check out some early morning  Tai Chi,  Pumpkin Carving by Master Carver Hugh McMahon, Bikram Yoga , listen to Orquesta Majica Latina (Salsa Band) and take some Samba lessons or watch the Dance theater of Harlem. There will also be fun Children's Activities like Pumpkin Art, Face Painting, Apple Stamping and Gardening.
Location: A. Philip Randolph Square St. Nicholas Avenue, between 116th and 117th Streets.
For more event information: http://www.facebook.com/harlemparktopark


Saturday Oct.8th & Sunday Oct. 9th ~ The Little Prince ~
(12pm and 5pm) {K/ 6 and up} $14-38
The little prince has traveled from planet to planet,trying to understand the mysteries of grown-ups and the stars, searching for what is most important in life. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's story becomes a captivating theatrical event with interplanetary projections and unique Bunraku puppetry.
Location: New Victory Theater 209 W. 42nd street between 7th and 8th Avenues.


Saturday Oct. 8th & Sunday Oct. 9th ~ International Chinese Traditional Martial Arts Competition ~  (9am-5pm) Saturday $15,Sunday $20 and 2 day pass $30
  {E} Having taken Tae Kwon do and Ju Jitsu for over 4 years as a teen and having a 6 year old son who's a huge fan of Kung Fu Panda and the Furious Five this seems like a great choice for the weekend. If you'd like to see professionals do real Kung Fu moves like praying mantis and the crane this competition is the event for you.
Location: Baruch College ARC Arena, 55 Lexington Ave at 25th street.
For more event information: http://martialarts.ntdtv.com/en/

Sunday Oct. 9th ~ The Funkey Monkeys Broadway Spectacular ~
(11:30am or 2pm) {K/2-6} $16 children under 12 $11
The composer behind those kid popular tunes on Dora the Explorer, Joshua Citron created this band so that he could have a more face to face presence with kids while sharing his music. During the show they will perform their own creative renditions of Broadway shows like the Sound of Music and Mary Poppins.
Location: The Jewish Museum
For more event information: The Jewish Museum Funkey Monkey event

 Sunday Oct. 9th  ~ 2nd Annual Good Food Fest ~
(11am-4pm) {E} $20-$75
Head over to Gansevoort plaza to enjoy some of the locally produced merchandise at this food fair from BLT Bar and Grill, Gramercy Tavern, Van Leewun and many more. This years fair goers with kiddies in tow can check out the newly created family program "Good Food for Kids".  The festival is FREE to enter and sample tastings range from $20 for 4 tastings to $75 for 20 tasting tickets. The proceeds from this event will benefit the FEED foundation and God's Love we Deliver.
Location:Gansevoort street st. between Hudson street and Ninth ave.
For more event information: http://goodfoodfest.com/


Sunday Oct.9th ~ NY Hispanic Day Parade ~
(12:00pm) {E} FREE
Enjoy lively music performances and vibrant costumed dancers that each represent a Latin American country in celebration of Hispanic culture and heritage within the city.
Location: Fifth Ave. from 44th street to 68th street.
For more event information: 212-242-2360

Sunday Oct.9th ~ Brooklyn Night Bazaar ~
(5pm-Midnight) {D} {C} {F} Free with merchandise and food to purchase. Ticket price for concert $12-15
Oh man I can't even express how excited I am to check this evening event out with the hubby. The babysitter is all lined up (thanks sis!!) I remember seeing a feature on the Dekalb markets while watching Eyewitness News and thought it was the most genius idea ever. Dekalb Market, is housed in a collection of salvaged shipping containers, that bring together Brooklyn’s creative entrepreneurs in a community setting. There will be more than 70 artisans at the markets first nigh time event inspired by Asian market places.  Vibe to Dj spun beats and live music while quenching your thirst on beers and wine from Brooklyn Winery, Six Point, Blue Point and Ommegang and deliscious eats from several eateries including one of my faves Luke's Lobster. Another interesting site will be the human-shaped light sculpture installations by Jason Krugman . On his site he has some beautiful works up! I can't wait!!
Location: Dekalb Market @ 138 Willoughby Street, Brooklyn
For more event information: http://bkbazaar.com/

Monday Oct. 10th-Oct. 16th ~ Spa Week ~
(suggested to make an appointment ) {C} {F}
While many of us will have Monday off to celebrate Columbus day, there will be quite a few who won't get to enjoy the long weekend. Why not start the week off with a well deserved spa treatment? maybe a purifying or organic facial or a haircut, blow dry and manicure.  Over 100 spa's within the city are offering select treatments at just $50. Check site for guy friendly treatments.
Locations: throughout the city
For more event information: http://www.spaweek.com/  


Monday Oct.10th ~ The Columbus Day Parade ~
(11:30am-3pm) {E} FREE
Go checkout this 5th Ave. parade that marks the day that Christopher Columbus landed in the Americas and celebrate the culture of the Italian-American community and their contribution to the United States. New Yorker and American Idol contestant Pia Toscano is scheduled to perform.
Location: Fifth Ave. from 47th street to 72nd street.
For more event information: http://www.columbuscitizensfd.org/

If you are just visiting for the weekend or you are an everyday New Yorker, whatever you decide to do just enjoy the moment and Revel in all that is *NYC*
 

Bunches of Xoxo's
                              Dellah




~ Dellah's Jubilation is only suggesting events that are thought to be fun and interesting based on opinion. Dellah's Jubilation is not responsible for cancelled events or any other event changes (time, location etc.) due to mother nature or those running the event. Please double check all links to event for updates and changes. Dellahs Jubilation is not affiliated with Time out New York or Time Out Kids New York or any other magazine. I just love their magazine and site when on the hunt for things to do. Dellah's Jubilation always intends to give proper attribution if a credit was foreseen, it was purely accidental and credit will be given where it's due.  Most importantly hit the streets and have fun!

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