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    9/11 Memorial Tour

    Sidewalks of NY Tours
    Where were you when you found out about 9/11? It's one of the moments in U.S. history where we remember where we were and what we were doing -- seventh grade science class, college dorm room, driving to work. On this 9/11 Memorial Tour, you'll reflect on the moments of that morning, and how it has not only impacted our lives and New York City at large, but the area in the Financial District where the Towers stood. You will visit sites like 9/11 Memorial waterfalls, Trinity Church, and Wall Street. You'll learn about the new World Trade Center construction project, and visit the Fireman's memorial. In addition to Ground Zero, you will also learn interesting facts about the history of the New York Stock Exchange, the world's largest stock exchange. This journey meshes joy, respectful contemplation, and important historical information. Connect with NYC in the most meaningful way possible.
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    Phantom of the Opera On Broadway - Weekday

    While you're in New York, you better not miss your chance to see the world-famous, longest running Broadway show in history, The Phantom of the Opera, from the prime Orchestra or Front Mezzanine of New York's historic Majestic Theater. Based on the classic novel by Gaston Leroux, The Phantom of the Opera tells the story of a masked figure who lurks beneath the catacombs of the Paris Opera House. Witness a tale of love, extraordinary talents, and the devious methods at his command.
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    Krav Maga - All Levels

    Come and see why NYPD's Tactical Training Unit and other Law Enforcement Agencies are getting trained in Krav Maga, the self defense system made famous by the Israeli Defense Forces. This class is designed with the beginner in mind, but is suitable for all experience levels. You will go over all of the basic moves and be put to the test through stress drills and aggressiveness training.
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    The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking

    The Imbible
    The critics are RAVING about this one. Yes, the reviews are in, and The New York Times, Huffington Post, and Time Out New York ALL had great things to say, in summary: GO SEE IT. "Theater is best when it both entertains and educates," writes The Examiner. "For my money, Anthony Caporale is the true maven on the history and culture of alcohol!" says the New York Theater Review. Set in an non'traditional theatre, where the stage takes place in front, amidst, and behind the crowd (even behind the bar!), "A Spirited History of Drinking" is... well, pretty self explanatory. A history, but a hilarious, awe'inspiring one, at that. What more can we say?
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    New York Sports Tour

    Sports fan looking to score big in NYC? Forget buzzer beaters and hail mary's-- this tour's a winner from start to finish. Tip off is at Harlem's Rucker Court, which has hosted some of basketball's greatest legends. Shoot around with the locals, or have your picture take beneath the NBA's summer street-league sign. Plus, visit the historic Polo Grounds just across the street. Cross the river to the Bronx to pay homage to the Yankees. Tour the stadium, visit their museum, spend some time in Monument Park, and visit the team store. The Mets are next on the schedule. If you'd like, you can trade your Yankees stadium tour for an inside look at Citi Field-- but either way, you'll at least stop in at the team store. Flushing Meadows is also home to the Billie Jean King Tennis Center and Arthur Ashe Stadium, the world's largest tennis stadium and home to the U.S. Open. Boxing fan? The next tour stop will have you hooked. Some of the most famous boxers and wrestlers in the world have trained at Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn, including Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Joe Frazier, and George Foreman. Stop in to watch the next generation of fighters spar, or add a trip to the Barclay Center, home of the Brooklyn Nets. Back in Manhattan, you'll visit The West Fourth Street Courts, known as "The Cage," This tiny court is known for its tough, street-style basketball, and having honed the physical skills of players like Dr. J., Walter Berry, and Jayson Williams. End your experience with a trip to Madison Square Garden, home of the New York Knicks and Rangers. As a private tour, you'll be privy to many opportunities to customize your experience to best suit your sports interests. It should be quite hit.
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    Women's Krav Maga

    Come and see why NYPD's Tactical Training Unit and other Law Enforcement Agencies are getting trained in Krav Maga, the self defense system made famous by the Israeli Defense Forces. This class is designed with the beginner in mind, but is suitable for all experience levels. You will go over all of the basic moves and be put to the test through stress drills and aggressiveness training.
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    Mixed Martial Arts

    Have the workout blues? Try this mixed martial arts class that combines taekwondo, muay thai kickboxing, submission grappling techniques and jiu-jitsu for a mind-blowing and body-sculpting experience! Mixed martial arts training challenges you physically and mentally while also offering practical self-defense techniques. You will be taught all of the basic techniques of strikes, takedowns, submissions, and positioning in order to defend yourself in any situation. Emphasis is placed on muscular development, flexibility and cardiovascular conditioning for a total mind and body workout. You'll have more energy, feel younger and improve your overall heart strength in just one workout!
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    Gnocchi with Tomato Sauce

    CocuSocial
    There’s a new Mamma Mia in town, you! Learn how to make pillow-soft dumplings known as gnocchi (pronounced KNEE-O-KEY) from scratch. You will also learn to make not one, but TWO classic Italian sauces. One sauce is a tomato, garlic, parmesan cheese, and fresh herb sauce, and the other is burnt butter and sage. You’ll have fun at this fun and casual but instructive event. This event is available for you whether you want to be a part of every step, or just the oh-so-necessary taste tester.
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    Pierogi Walk

    Greg Walks NYC
    Ah, the pierogi. Boiled or fried, stuffed with potato, cheese, and cabbage fillings. Old-world comfort. These delectable dumplings give pints of ice cream and puppy dog hugs a run for their money. Sample the enticing flavors of NYC's East Village during this foodie-focused walking tour. Stroll through aromatic neighborhoods alongside a local guide. Treat yourself to an inside look at St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery, Second Avenue, and St. Mark's Place. Enjoy cultural and historic insights to put it all into context. Of course, the best way to get to know a culture is through its cuisine. So follow your nose to old-world eateries for pierogi samples and other Polish picks, including kielbasa and baked goods. If a pierogi could speak, it would say "eat me"
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    The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking (Weekday)

    The Imbible
    The critics are RAVING about this one. Yes, the reviews are in, and The New York Times, Huffington Post, and Time Out New York ALL had great things to say -- in summary: GO SEE IT. "Theater is best when it both entertains and educates," writes The Examiner. "For my money, Anthony Caporale is the true maven on the history and culture of alcohol!" quote New York Theater Review. Set in an non-traditional theatre, where the stage takes place in front, amidst, and behind the crowd (even behind the bar!), "A Spirited History of Drinking" is... well, pretty self explanatory. A history, but a hilarious, awe-inspiring one, at that. What more can we say? Go click the button and BOOK it!!
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