C72 is an Upper West Side Nightclub located at 246 Columbus Avenue between 71 & 72nd Streets in Manhattan. We have 2 Rooms, Private VIP Lounge, and tables for bottle service. We pride ourselves in booking the best DJ's in the business to give each and every one of our patrons the full Nightlife experience. 21 to Enter | Proper ID Required Dress Code: Make a fashion statement at C72, trendy & sexy is the key. Athletic Wear, Baggy Attire, Running Sneakers, and Boots are not permitted. On overall neat appearance is required. Admittance is at the doorman's discretion.
At The Paint Place, we provide you with all of the materials and instruction to create a one of a kind work of art to cherish for years to come. Each painter receives a 16 x 20 blank canvas, paints and brushes, an apron, and instruction from a professional artist to guide you to create your own original piece of art. Learn the basics of acrylic painting — in a fun and relaxing atmosphere. Food and wine is provided too! The Paint Place is ideal for teambuilding workshops, teen night, parties, date night, single mixers, girls’ night out, and more! Join us for an unforgettable evening of fun, friends, and painting. No experience necessary. Just visit our website and click a day on the calendar that works best for you!
While Steps on Broadway is the studio of choice for many of today's brightest stars, The School at Steps cultivates young dancers, ages 18 mos. – 18 yrs., from their first step in a dance studio through their pre-professional training. Students discover their individual artistic voices in a creative environment with the guidance of an internationally recognized faculty. The personal attention the school provides encourages students to mature as dancers, grow as individuals, and enrich their passion for the art form. School at Steps graduates go on to dance with professional companies, study at top college dance programs, and perform on Broadway. The School at Steps offers an Academic Year (September - June) and Summer Program (July & August) designed for students interested in exploring various dance styles as well as for those students already focused on a particular discipline. A variety of classes and levels are offered throughout the year in ballet, modern, tap, jazz, theater dance, pilates and hip hop. In addition to classes, students at the school are given performance opportunities as well as educational workshops on dance and career related topics. Beginning with the Young Dancers program and continuing through the most advanced Pre-Professional classes, The School at Steps provides children an opportunity to explore the world of dance, experiment and learn technique, and enrich their appreciation for the various forms of the art. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Pinterest! @SchoolatSteps
We are a Broadcast-Quality Internet Radio Station that is heard in over 110 countries around the globe. We provide relevant contents to our listeners in a variety of shows, everything from Culture, Business, Consciousness, Life, Health, and more. Talking Alternative Broadcasting shows include THE JOURNEY AFTER THE JOURNEY, BEING COMMUNITY, ROB AND CALI SHOW, SECRETS OF THE SIRE, THE CONSCIOUS CONSULTANT HOUR, FRANK ABOUT HEALTH, 21ST CENTURY ENTREPRENEUR, and TONY MARTIGNETTI NONPROFIT RADIO. We are here to educate, uplift and enlighten the world!
The Verdi Square Festival, an annual series of free outdoor concerts by outstanding young talents, has been bringing great music back to New York’s historic Verdi Square (Broadway & 72nd Street) since 2006. Conceived of and managed by Upper West music lovers in partnership with the New York City Deptartment of Parks and Recreation, the Festival traditionally opens its season with an Opera program. Concerts also have included Jazz, American Musical Theater, Klezmer, and Bluegrass. Originally the Festival presented artists only from New York Conservatories. They now are joined by students from Boston’s New England Conservatory who regularly journey to New York to appear in one of the city’s most unique venues. Young artists appreciate the chance to hone performing skills before highly receptive audiences. Conservatories enthusiastically present artists for participation. The Festival has received recognition from the media (see Press Page) and Mayors of both New York and Parma, Verdi’s birthplace. The modest annual budget of the Festival covers artists’ fees and expenses, sound equipment, insurance, videography, printing, and website maintenance. The Deptartment of Parks & Recreation provides concert seating, stage, and manpower. There are no administrative overheads. The Festival is entirely volunteer-staffed. Supported by tax-deductible contributions made through the City Parks Foundation, the Festival now also offers special corporate sponsorship opportunities. To explore being a Friend of the Verdi Square Festival or corporate sponsorship of this important community resource please visit: http://www.verdisquarefestival.com/sponsorship.shtml Our mailing address: Verdi Square Festival P. O. Box 231134 Ansonia Station New York, NY 10023
Hosted by Vegas swingers, Frankie and Debbie, this sexy and hilarious evening features Broadway's best performers up close and personal, singing and dancing their clothes right off. Directed and Choreographed by Tricia Brouk Written by Joe Ricci Musical Direction by Andrew David Sotomayor Running time - 75 minutes no intermission. Follow @bwayvarietease on Twitter for more exclusive content and discounts!
We are a Broadcast-Quality Internet Radio Station that is heard in over 110 countries around the globe. We provide relevant contents to our listeners in a variety of shows, everything from Culture, Business, Consciousness, Life, Health, and more. Talking Alternative Broadcasting shows include THE JOURNEY AFTER THE JOURNEY, BEING COMMUNITY, ROB AND CALI SHOW, SECRETS OF THE SIRE, THE CONSCIOUS CONSULTANT HOUR, FRANK ABOUT HEALTH, 21ST CENTURY ENTREPRENEUR, and TONY MARTIGNETTI NONPROFIT RADIO. We are here to educate, uplift and enlighten the world!
The Vivian Beaumont Theater opened to the public on October 21, 1965. It was designed by the renowned architect Eero Saarinen and named for Vivian Beaumont Allen, a prominent New York philanthropist. In 1985, the building's current management -- Lincoln Center Theater -- was established. LCT produces a year-round program of plays and musicals at the Beaumont and other theaters.
Five challenging rounds with theme-reinforcing answer sheets, guaranteed to put a smile on your inner nerd's face. 90 minutes of fun while proving you know the most.
Gerald W. Lynch Theater John Jay College of Criminal Justice of The City University of New York, an international leader in educating for justice, offers a rich liberal arts and professional studies curriculum to upwards of 15,000 undergraduate and graduate students from more than 135 nations. In teaching, scholarship and research, the College approaches justice as an applied art and science in service to society and as an ongoing conversation about fundamental human desires for fairness, equality and the rule of law. For more information, visit www.jjay.cuny.edu. Since opening its doors in 1988, the Gerald W. Lynch Theater has been an invaluable cultural resource for John Jay College and the larger New York City community. The Theater is dedicated to the creation and presentation of performing arts programming of all disciplines with a special focus on how the artistic imagination can shed light on the many perceptions of justice in our society. The Theater is also a member of CUNY Stages, a consortium of 16 performing arts centers located on CUNY campuses across New York City. The Theater has hosted events in the Lincoln Center Festival since its first season in 1996, as well as, New York City Opera, Great Performers at Lincoln Center, Gotham Chamber Opera, Metropolitan Opera Guild and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater/Ailey II. The Theater has also been the site of many television and film specials including A&E’s Live by Request, Comedy Central Presents and Premium Blend, Robert Klein in Concert and VH1’s Soundtrack Live. For more information, and to view a schedule of events, please visit www.jjay.cuny.edu/theater. Jeremy Travis, President Robert M. Pignatello, Senior Vice President Office of Finance and Administration Jeffrey Brown, Executive Director Gerald W. Lynch Theater Johanna Whitton, Managing Director Joshua Redfearn, Technical Supervisor Mark Lorenzen, Stage Supervisor Rubina Shafi, Audience Services Manager Amelia Vlah Roy, House Electrician Jeffrey Kurtze, House Carpenter/Rigger William Grady, House Audio Engineer Timothy Jones, Shiva Gallery Technician David Nelson, House Stagehand Alyshia Burke, Custodian