A Musical Performance on the Front Steps of The Cathedral of St. John the Divine
A bit of holiday cheer is on its way, and it’s in the form of an actual in-person event.
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Local Author Launches Book About Famous Upper West Siders: Book Signing This Month!
A new book, Notable New Yorkers of Manhattan’s Upper West Side: Bloomingdale and Morningside Heights, has just hit bookstore shelves. Published by Fordham University Press,
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Macy’s 2020 Thanksgiving Day Parade to be Televised-Only
This Thanksgiving Day, no one has to rise early to stake out a good spot to watch the parade in person, a spokesperson for Macy’s
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Upper West Side Women Who Fought For Suffrage: FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE
From the Seneca Falls Declaration of 1848 to the national ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920, the women of New York played an important
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The Annual Symposium on Positive Aging: November 16
The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan’s 5th Annual Symposium on Positive Aging will take place on Monday, November 16 from 10am-3 pm. The first event presented
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Goddard Riverside’s Annual Book Fair Gala Goes Virtual
It’s that time of year when Goddard Riverside holds its annual book fair gala. This year’s edition is titled Social Justice Never Sleeps: The 2020
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Support Hungry New Yorkers: October 20th
West Side Campaign Against Hunger is one of the largest Emergency Food Providers in New York City and has been at the forefront of innovation
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A Free Presentation on Seneca Village
A free and live-streamed presentation about Seneca Village will take place on Wednesday, October 28 at 5:30pm. The live presentation will take place via Zoom and will
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The Blessing of the Animals at St. Paul & St. Andrew
The annual Blessing of the Animals ceremony at St. Paul & St. Andrew, located at 263 West 86th Street between West End and Broadway, will
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Gatsby in the Park
Last Saturday, the Glenn Crytzer Quartet performed in Central Park for a socially-distanced audience just north of 86th Street. As the turnout was great, Glenn
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