September 16
Annual Out to Work
(LGBT Community Center, 208 W 13th St) (11am - 4pm)The largest LGBT career fair in the Northeast, featuring 3,000 attendees and 40 exhibitors from all industries. (FREE) Event Website
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September 16
Libations &
Litigation II: Celebrating Women in our Community
(Credit Suisse, 11 Madison Ave) (6pm) An opportunity to network and socialize - to meet new friends, share ideas and work together to advance the professional development of women in our community. (Min Donation $20) Event Website
September 24
7th Annual Fairgrounds, Out at Night
(Six Flags Great Adventure) (6pm - midnight) Over ten thousand gay men and women are expected to attend. DJs Seth Gold, Corey Craig and DJ Rhino Starr will provide the musical entertainment. ($45+) Event Website
Register NOW!
September 26
MENY 7th Annual Wedding March
(Foley Sq Park, Centre & Worth Sts) (11am- 8pm) Join thousands of New Yorkers as we march across the Brooklyn Bridge to raise awareness of the importance of marriage equality in New York state! Event Website
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September 1 - September 12
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Can it really be that it's Labor Day!? You just blink and summer flies by although I won't miss this summer's heat. As sad as it is to see summer fade, NYC is just as fabulous in the fall. There are still tons of things to do outside. Some of my favorites are the 3rd Avenue Street Fair (Sept 12), the Broadway on Broadway concert (Sept 12) and let's not forget the 83rd Annual Feast of San Gennaro (Sept 16). Oh, and the Metropolitan Opera opens its 10-11 season on September 27th. This is just a small sample to help us segue into fall.
Much of the time I feel like Betty White when it comes to understanding Facebook & Twitter! At we receive a last minute notice about tickets or a special this or that. I guess Facebook is the fastest and most
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Enjoy Labor Day Weekend...relax, stay cool and be safe!
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*GLBT events and current performances are highlighted in purple.
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Through September 6
The Met's Summer HD Festival
(Lincoln Center) The Metropolitan Opera is presenting free HD video screenings of productions that showcase today's biggest opera stars. Grab a seat outdoors and enjoy classics such as Carmen, La Bohème and Hansel and Gretel. (FREE) Complete Schedule
Through September 13
(USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park) The one-of-a-kind experience, the magnificent grounds and the breakthrough innovations that have become synonymous with America's Grand Slam keep fans coming back year after year, making the US Open the highest-attended annual sporting event in the world. Complete Schedule
Through September 16
David LaChapelle: American Jesus
(Paul Kasmin Gallery, 293 Tenth Ave) LaChapelle, known for his outlandish and larger-than-life images of celebrities, now has a show at Paul Kasmin Gallery called American Jesus, with the martyr played by none other than Michael Jackson. Event Website
Through September 26
It Must Be Him
(Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 155 W 65th St) Louie finds himself broke, lonely, and on the wrong side of middle age. Desperate to rekindle his fading career, save his posh Beverly Hills home and find the man of his dreams, Louie searches high and low for one last shot at his own real-life happy ending. ($25 thru 9/12) Complete Schedule
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Events September 1 - September 5
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Starting today through October 10
underneathmybed -- Special Discounted Offer
(Rattlestick Theater, 224 Waverly Pl) there's something underneath daisy's bed...something or someone. everything is not fine in newton. the ghosts of a foreign dirty war invade the home of the chaotic jimenez family, while a woman remembers the moment in her life when she disappeared for good. (NYC Discount Code: UMBAP $40) Complete Schedule
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The Giddy Multitude
(WOW Cafe Theatre, 59-61 E 4th Street) (8pm) Reinventing vaudeville through storytelling and social commentary in the form of circus arts, burlesque, comedy, and music. TGM especially encourages female artists, queer artists, and artists of color to apply. ($10) Event Website
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Starting today through September 26
The NY Clown Theatre Festival
(The Brick, 575 Metropolitan Ave, Bklyn) Sept 3rd @ 5pm join the city's finest clowns, jugglers, stilt-walkers, and more as they gather at Union Square Park & ride the "L" train to the Bedford stop, then march to The Brick for a massive public pie fight. This year's festival will feature diverse clown theatre artists from Wales, Mexico, Canada, and across the United States from California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Oregon, Chicago and New York City. ($15) Complete Schedule
September 3 - 6
The 2010 Coney Island Cockabilly Roadshow
(Coney Island Boardwalk) The tour eventuates in a four day party over Labor Day Weekend on the boardwalk in Scenic Coney Island, the home of burlesque, sideshow and a new generation of fiery, hell-bent rock 'n' roll. ($10) Complete Schedule
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September 4 - 6 & September 11 - 12
Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit
(starts @ E 10th St & extends south along the east side of Washington Sq Park) (Noon - 6pm) Fine artists and craft artisans from around the New York metro area, the nation and the world. (FREE) Event Website
National Design Triennial: Why Design Now?
(Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, 2 E 91st St) The Triennial program seeks out and presents the most innovative designs at the center of contemporary culture. (FREE admission Sept 4-6) Event Website
Starting today through September 26
Third Annual Governors Island Art Fair
(Governor's Island) (11am - 6pm) Over 100 Independent artists are selected solely on the merit of their work, and, once chosen, each is given a room where they are set loose to create an environment of their own design. This year a new section with select galleries showcasing their featured artists. (FREE) Event Website
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Parked Food Truck Festival @ Governors Island
(Governor's Island) (noon - 5pm) Bring a picnic blanket, some sunblock, and take the free ferry over to this gorgeous island. Enjoy brick oven pizza, dumplings, German soul food, Vietnamese bbq, ice cream, cup cakes, key lime pies and more! (Rain date 9/26) (FREE) Event Website
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Events September 6 - September 12
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Starting today through September 19
20at20
Two weeks only, Off-Broadway will offer tickets for only $20, twenty minutes before show time. Just go to the box office of the show you want to see 20 minutes before it begins and say, "20at20" and you'll get your ticket to a real New York theater experience! ($20) Complete Schedule
Starting today through October 3
The Sensational Josephine Baker
(Emerging Artists Theatre, 15 W 28th St) Cheryl Howard is a one-woman tour de force & gives us the unforgettable life story of the one & only Josephine Baker in this tightly woven, mesmerizing play with music. The show is a rich, comedic, moving musical portrait of a truly unique woman ($37) Complete Schedule
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First Night of Rosh Hashanah
CBST Rosh Hashanah Services
(Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St) (6:30pm) Event Website
September 8 - 11
DanceNOW[NYC]:Festival Twenty Ten
(Dance Theater Workshop, 219 W 19th St) Featuring 4O choreographersl, from young innovators to the highly talented mid-career and established artists. Festival Twenty Ten offers audiences an opportunity to experience a wide range of dance by some of New York's most innovative and dynamic artists. ($20/25) Complete Schedule
Starting today through September 25
Housing Works Annual Fall Preview Sales
(Housing Works Stores throughout Manhattan & Brooklyn) Every
Fall, they completely empty their stores and re-stock them with
first-rate fashion, accessories, art and home furnishings they've been
saving up over the year. (Members free; NonMembers $10 at the door) Locations and times
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CBST - Rosh Hashanah - First Day Services
(Town Hall, 123 West 43rd St) (9am) Event Website
(Alternate Side Parking Suspended)
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CBST- Rosh Hashanah -- Second Day Services
(Town Hall, 123 West 43rd St) (9am) Event Website
September 10 - 12
Howl! Festival 2010
(Tompkins Square Park) A vibrant, iconic, and stylish festival of home-based, East Village/Lower East Side, artist-produced festival and a community that is world renowned for its sense of adventure, creative excellence and chic! Come join the fun! Complete Schedule
September 10 - 12
Fire Island Pines International Film Festival
(Fire Island Pines) A weekend screenings of four independent films: Howl, Undertow, Violet Tendencies, Hideaway & People I've Slept With & The Two Of Us Complete schedule
Fashion's Night Out
(6pm - 11pm) Every fashion retailer across the five boroughs is invited-flagships, tiny boutiques, massive department stores, young designers, mainstream chains, and niche luxury names alike-by keeping its doors open. Over 700 retailers and designers across NYC are confirmed participants. See Website for Locations
(Alternate Side Parking Suspended)
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Westchester Pride Day at PLAYLAND
(Playland Park, Rye, NY) (noon - 9pm) Join your friends and the rest of the region's LGBTQ community and supporters for a day of fun. Your day will be filled with rides, events, entertainment, and perusing the many vendors on hand. ($3-20) Event Website
September 11-12, 18 - 19 & 25- 26
11th Annual Hudson River Valley Ramble
Over 200 exciting events are being offered, including hikes, bikes, walks,historic site tours, festivals, paddles and river explorations. There are activities for all ages and ability levels for you to enjoy exploring this comprehensive resource to discover all of the Ramble events. Locations and Schedule
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2010 Komen New York City Race for the Cure
(Central Park) (9am) This year is the 20th annual Komen NYC Race for the Cure®. Let's celebrate by making the 2010 Race the biggest one ever! Event Website
3rd Ave Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Street Fair
(3rd Ave btwn 66 & 86th Sts) (11am - 6pm) Over one mile long with over 800 vendors and three stages of entertainment! (FREE) Event Website
Antique Motorcycle Show
(Queens County Farm Museum, Floral Park, Queens) (11am - 4pm) A display of various makes and models of motorcycles that have been out of production 10 years or more. Music, farmhouse tours, hayrides, petting zoo and food for the entire family. ($5) Event Website
Broadway on Broadway
(B'way from 43rd to 47th Sts) (11am - 6pm) Hosted by Kelsey Grammer this free outdoor concert kicks off the Broadway season and is held on a giant stage in Times Square. Featuring star performances from new shows and long-running favorites, accompanied by a live 30-piece orchestra. Standing room only so fans should arrive early! (FREE) Event Website
45th Annual Miss Fire Island Contest
(Ice Palace, Cherry Grove) (noon - 6pm) Miss Fire Island originated in 1966 when bartender Johnny Savoy wrote a take-off on Bert Park's signature song and the tradition continues! Event Website
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This week's contests includes the following:
Go to CONTESTS & GIVEAWAYS to enter to win! Every two weeks, a new set of prizes will be posted on our website -- from Broadway theater tickets to newly released DVD's & CD's!
Deadline for Contest Entry: Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 @ Noon
Winners will be notified by email. Visit Contests & Giveaways to see past winners.
CONTEST RULES: In order to be eligible to win, you MUST BE A NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIBER. Only one entry per person, per contest allowed. Anyone entering more than once per contest or entering multiple email addresses for the same name will be disqualified.
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