Tuesday, March 2, 2010

FOR NEW YORKERS ONLY

This blog is to give you information on amazing specific offers for New Yorkers that


you can offer to your organizations or take advantage of yourself !


Also since the children are in playoffs with their sports and the new seasons have not started yet you might have some room in your schedule to plan a few saturday events.



I have researched the following for you:






LEARN HOW TO START A NEW BUSINESS



Monday, March 29, 2010 from 6 pm to 8 pm YWCA-NYC Community Workshop: Entrepreneurship 101; Learn How To Start a Business From Women Who Have Been There. Featuring: Elise James De-Cruise, Founder of AthletesWork and Robin Cohn, President, Robin Cohn & Company at YWCA-NYC Family Resource Center Community Room,500 West 56th Street (btw 10-11 past the blue John Jay College Awning). This workshop is free and open to the public. RSVP by March 28th to Sara Raassi at sraassi@ywcanyc.org or 212 735 9708. Speakers’ Biographies:
http://www.crisiscontrol.com/biography.html and http://athleteswork.com/bio.php.






NEW FIELD TRIP IDEA FOR YOUR SCHOOL



-The Apple store has a program for schools…schools can arrange field trips to the Upper West Side site where students can learn about creating multimedia projects. Apple staff will tailor the program to the school's curriculum. Charles.Kelley@apple.com





YOUR ORGANIZATION/SCHOOL CAN LEARN CPR





-The Fire Department is offering free CPR courses. www.nyc.gov/service The FDNY has partnered with NYC Service and New York Sports Clubs (NYSC) to launch FDNY CPR to Go, a program that offers free CPR classes at gym locations throughout the five boroughs. Participants in every class learn basic CPR skills from a member of the FDNY Emergency Medical Service. Volunteers for the class follow along using the CPR Anytime Personal Learning Kit, which features an instructional DVD and an inflatable mannequin. All participants are asked to take home the kit and pledge to show five of their family members and friends how to perform CPR. In addition, if your organization wants to sponsor a training, the FDNY will come to your site and do the training. Let us know so we can schedule it.


MARCH 6 SATURDAY IN NEW YORK CITY




Concerts:
Diller-Quaile Rug Concerts

The Diller Quaile School of Music
24 East 95th Street
Children are introduced to a variety of instruments and music from diverse periods. Singing, movement
Ages: 1-5
Time: Fri 1:30pm & 2:30pm; Sat 9:30am, 10:30am & 11:30am
Cost: $20/person




Exhibits:
Tim Burton

Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53 Street
The filmmaker behind The Nightmare Before Christmas and Edward Scissorhands

Ages: 7-19
Time: During museum hours
Cost: Free with paid admission





Farms & Gardens:
Art Farm in the City: Mornings on the Farm

Art Farm in the City
419 East 91st Street
On Saturday and Sunday mornings, families can drop by Art Farm in the City to feed the animals

Ages: 1-10
Time: 8am-10am
Cost: Children $15; Adults free (w/child)


Workshops:
Children's Dance Classes: Bharata Natyam

Lotus Music and Dance
109 West 27th Street, 8th Floor
Bharata Natyam, a form of classical Indian dance, tells a story through movement

Ages: 6-12
Time: 10-11AM
Cost: $16 member, $21 nonmember


Shows:
Sammie & Tudie's Imagination Playhouse

Theater Ten Ten
1010 Park Avenue
Sammie & Tudie perform an interactive blend of clowning, magic, and mischief.

Ages: 4-10
Time: 11am; doors open 10:30am
Cost: $20 (at the door, cash only)

On saturday my younger kids will be
TAKING OFF FOR THE MOON with World Traveller's Program:
2:45 PM AT OUR NEW LOCATION, JAN HUS CHURCH.
Where: Jan Hus Church • 351 E. 74th St. (1st & 2nd) • New York City
Who: Children ages 3 1/2 - 7

Pre-paid Price: single session $15
2 sessions $25
siblings & friends travel 1/2 fare
Drop-in Price: last minute drop-ins - $20 a session


Shows:
Our Town

Barrow Street Theatre
27 Barrow Street
Thornton Wilder's classic takes a bow Off-Broadway - and the production is pure magic.

the Older children ages 10-19
2:0pm & 7:30pm
Cost: $49.50-$95


Bird Brain

The Drilling Company Theater
236 W 78th Street
Vern Thiessen's adaptation of the Albert Wendt short story about being a little different

Ages: 5-12
Time: 12n
Cost: $15


and SUNDAY MARCH 7, 2010


SPIN NEW YORK from 1-4 will hold a SUPER PING PONG TOURNMENT



SPiN NEW YORK
Open 7 days a week
Sun - Wed ..............11am - 2am



48 East 23rd StreetBetween Park and Madison New York, New York 10010 Telephone: 212.982.8802
Court Rates

$5 per half hour for members
$10 per half hour for general public
After 6pm
$10 per half hour for members
$20 per half hour for general public

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