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Get out there this March! |
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Make the most of the last month of winter with these 23 fantastic events coming up in the city—from new public art installations and an at-home Bloody Mary Festival to plenty of St Patrick’s Day fun. | | |
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Village East Cinema |
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Just named one of Time Out’s 50 most beautiful cinemas in the world, this under-the-radar gem in the East Village is a truly magical spot to see a film. The main theater is a Moorish Revival knock-out that dates back to the 1920s when the area was the heart of the Yiddish Theater District. Here are their
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Nitehawk |
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Both the Prospect Park and Williamsburg locations of this hip dine-in spot are reopening on Friday, and you can check out their updated COVID-19 prevention measures here. For now, servers will only be accepting written orders to limit verbal interactions and sanitized pens will be on offer. | |
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Syndicated |
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This independent Bushwick movie house is a great place to catch a film and it will be returning with indoor screenings this weekend (Mank, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom). Those that want to support a local cinema, but aren’t quite ready to watch a film inside yet, can also still take advantage of their ongoing outdoor sidewalk cinema. | | |
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Check out these local spots this weekend | |
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It's called "New Visions for Iris," and it's taking place city-wide across 200 bus shelters until June 20. To view more click here. |
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How to score free burgers for a year |
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Attention, patty people! All the burger lovers out there are gonna want to hop on this potential deal. If you’re one of the first people in line at this new Smashburger location on Wednesday, you’ll get free burgers for a year. (Yep, you read that right. Free burgers for an ENTIRE YEAR.) |
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