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2 days ago · BOOK NOW. 1. The Union Club (1836) The Union Club is the oldest private club in New York City (but not the oldest in America). The grande dame of the private clubs, the Union Club is now...
Jul 8, 2016 · The Tunnel might well have started the trend of making the most popular clubs in New York a) in Chelsea, b) in historic buildings ironically co-opted for neon graffiti 1990s-type purposes and c) ...
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- Fraunces Tavern (1762) Bars. Beer bars. Financial District. price 2 of 4. By far NYC’s oldest bar, Fraunces Tavern is the city’s last surviving connection to 18th century boozing.
- The Ear Inn (1817) Bars. Dive bars. West Village. price 2 of 4. At “only” 200 and change years-old, The Ear Inn may not be the very oldest bar in NYC, but its history is undoubtedly some of the city’s most interesting.
- Neir's Tavern (1829) Bars. Gastropubs. Queens. This self-described “most famous bar that you’ve never heard of” dates all the way back to early 19th century NYC, when it quickly became a beloved local legend.
- McSorley’s Old Ale House (1854) Bars. Beer bars. East Village. price 1 of 4. For well over 150 years, McSorley’s has been serving up exactly two kinds of beer–light and dark–to patrons ranging in esteem from Abraham Lincoln to Boss Tweed.
Jul 1, 2015 · These photos, from the early ’80s into the late ’90s, give glimpses of what it was like at iconic clubs such as the Limelight and Wetlands Preserve.
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– 1– Sensory Hike, Rockefeller State Park Preserve, Pleasantville
Monthly Get in touch with nature the way “Mother” intended — quietly! This short, guided hike around the lake and farm trails of this iconic preserve will focus on staying quiet, to allow the senses to better attune to the surroundings. (Skill level: easy to moderate) www.parks.ny.gov/PARKS/59
– 2– Full Moon Hike, Rockefeller State Park Preserve, Pleasantville
Monthly Enjoy the preserve in the dark on a guided “after hours” hike. Bring a flashlight or headlamp. (All levels welcome.) https://www.friendsrock.org/calendar
– 3– Pedestrian Path, The Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, Tarrytown
Daily (6 a.m. to 10 p.m.) Open to walkers, joggers, and cyclists, the 3.6-mile path affords breathtaking views of the Hudson, Palisades, and NYC in the distance, along with not-to-be-missed food-truck fare (at both ends) and inspiring work from local artists. www.mariomcuomobridge.ny.gov/explore-bridge-path
– 10 –Nature Education and Appreciation, Greenburgh Nature Center, Scarsdale
Ongoing Indoor and outdoor “play” is endless for kids and their caretakers, too, at this 33-acre nature preserve, which features hiking and walking trails, outdoor animal displays, a vernal pond, a native-plant meadow, Native American-replica village, barnyard, playground, and organic garden. www.greenburghnaturecenter.org
– 11 – Frosty Day, Armonk
Nov 28 The streets of downtown Armonk will be transformed into a winter wonderland for the 11th year running, with dancers, singers, and marching bands hailing the arrival of Frosty the Snowman (and Santa, too!) amid blocks of activities like face-painting, cookie decorating, a mini-train, a bubble truck, a parade, and Christmas-tree lighting. www.armonkfrosty.com
– 12 – Play2Learn Festival, Harrison Public Library, Harrison
(2021 dateTBD) Like sneaking broccoli into kids’ brownies, learning is disguised as play at this yearly fall festival that celebrates the importance of play in a child’s life, featuring dozens of hands-on activities centered around creativity, science, music, dance, fitness, sensory experiences, building, tech, and more. www.harrisonpl.org
– 17 – FerryCon, Dobbs Ferry Public Library
May (2021 dateTBD) Join other comics lovers to enjoy a day of superhero- and comics-related events, such as panels, performances, classes, films, and more, at this yearly local Con. Come dressed as your favorite character! www.dobbsferrylibrary.org
– 18 – Armonk Third Thursdays, Armonk
June through AugustEvery third Thursday of the summer, the Armonk Chamber of Commerce hosts fun activities for children and parents alike. Experience a classic-car show, concert in the park, or chili cook-off, among other fun happenings, or shop the third-Thursday sales at businesses throughout Armonk. www.armonkchamberofcommerce.com
– 19 – Katonah Nights, Katonah
July (2021 dates TBD) Hang out and listen to live music from the town gazebo. Stroll the quaint downtown at this community event that includes stores staying open late and specials from your favorite restaurants. www.katonahchamber.org
– 23 – Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens,PepsiCo, Purchase
Hours of operation listed on website If you’re searching for art in unexpected places, the PepsiCo corporate office boasts the magnificent Donald M. Kendall Sculpture Gardens, located outside their building. Download the map or app from the PepsiCo website to enhance your touring experience or simply stroll around at your leisure. www.pepsico.com/sculpture-gardens Note: The Gardens are closed until further notice.)
– 24 – ArtsFest, New Rochelle
Oct 15-17 Mark your calendar for the annual weekend-long ArtsFest in New Rochelle. Celebrate the arts through live music and dance, spoken-word performances, art exhibits, open artists’ studios, and more. To dive deeper, try an interactive art project or chat with one of the artists themselves. www.newrochellearts.org
– 25 – Beethoven Festival, Yonkers
February (2021 date TBD) Come to this event to experience the Yonkers Philharmonic and celebrate one of the greatest musicians of all time. Bring friends, kids, or parents — this concert is suitable for all ages. www.artswestchester.org
– 32 – Watershed Moment, Lyndhurst, Tarrytown
Ongoing, Saturdays and Sundays through September 26 Set in the mansion’s cavernous unrestored Roman bath, designed by Helen Gould to serve the Gilded Age elite, Watershed Moment is a multidisciplinary installation by artist and historic-preservation expert Jorge Otero-Pailos that explores the Hudson Valley’s lush abundance of water resources. This imaginative synthesis of the natural and manmade is free, though drivers will need to purchase a daily grounds pass. www.lyndhurst.org
– 33 – “The Sky Tonight,” Hudson River Museum, Yonkers
Ongoing, Saturdays and Sundays This live, interactive show at the planetarium treats stargazers of all stripes to a tour of the infinite sky from our local perspective. Every show is unique, with planetarium educators discoursing on celestial subjects ranging from stars, planets, and the Milky Way to comets, meteor showers, seasonal constellations, black holes, and more. www.hrm.org
– 34 – First Thursday Gallery Hop, multiple locations, Yonkers
Ongoing, first Thursday of each month This coterie of (typically) five Yonkers galleries (Blue Door Art Center, Philipse Manor Hall, Riverfront Art Gallery, Warburton Galerie, US+U Art Gallery) opens its doors to the public for free on the first Thursday of the month. In addition to the visual stimulation of cutting-edge contemporary art from emerging and established artists, discounts and coupons from some local restaurants are available. www.facebook.com/firstthursdaygalleryhop
– 40 – Baby Cuddling, Infant Development Center, Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, Bedford Hills
OngoingLooking for a free activity in Westchester that will make your heart swell? Then put yourself on the baby-cuddling waiting list at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, where, under the auspices of Hour Children, volunteer cuddlers have the privilege of rocking, singing to, feeding, and playing with precious babies from a few weeks’ old to 18 months (and they don’t even have to change diapers!). Obviously, there are rules to follow and a mandatory orientation on the path to optional mor...
– 41 – Home Socialization Program, Guiding Eyes for the Blind, Yorktown
Ongoing Open your home to two adorable puppies for three to five days as part of this popular program, which has seen more than 1,000 local families step up to help. Guiding Eyes for the Blind gives you the training and equipment you need to help prepare these pups for careers as guide dogs. All you need to provide is the love and attention. www.guidingeyes.org
– 42 – Pitch in for the Parks, Westchester Parks Foundation
Stay tuned for 2022 dates! Most of us claim to love Westchester’s bucolic public spaces, but with this program, you can actually roll up your sleeves and become their champion. Pitch in for the Parks allows individuals, families, and larger groups to do everything from rake, paint, and clear paths to plant flower beds, build footbridges and boardwalks, and restore wildlife habitats. www.thewpf.org
Jul 5, 2023 · 5. July 2023. 201 ratings. Ready for a sip of history? Welcome to the ultimate guide to NYC’s oldest bars, where stories linger in the air and old-world charm meets modern vibrancy. These hidden gems have hosted legends, witnessed history, and continue to pour pints today.
A 2015 survey of former nightclubs in the city identified 10 most historic ones, starting with the Cotton Club, active from 1923 to 1936. [1] Area. The Beatrice Inn (2006–2009) [1] Bungalow 8 (2001–2009) [1] Café Society (1938–1948) CBGB (1973–2006) [1] Chateau Moderne (1930s) Club Cumming.
