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The Days are Numbered

Thursday, August 14, 2008

With only two weekends left before labor day, what should you absolutely fit in to your hectic summer schedule? John Steinberg, Senior Editor at New York Magazine, and Adam Rich, Co-Founder of Thrillist.com, give their suggestions. Plus, we take your ideas.

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  • [1] Angela from Manhattan August 14, 2008 - 11:51AM

    The Fringe Festival starts this week, with many plays and performances. In particular, I recommend Galatea, which I had the opportunity to see in another production and which was nominated for an LA Weekly playwrighting award.


  • [2] Alexander from Westchester, NY August 14, 2008 - 11:51AM

    You can't beat the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Especially in the Summer, the roof gardens or the annex uptown at the Cloisters are wonderful


  • [3] Connie Smith from Westchester August 14, 2008 - 11:54AM

    The Botanical Garden in the Bronx has a marvelous installation of Henry Moore sculpture.

    Even if you have visited the garden many times, it is a whole new experience to see the landscape around or through the negative spaces inthese works. Also, one can get there via subway!


  • [4] lisa August 14, 2008 - 11:54AM

    Go see the history-obsessed band Pinataland playing a FREE show at the Old Stone House this Saturday (they're my pals). 7PM in Park Slope. They're great.


  • [5] Peter Joseph from Brooklyn August 14, 2008 - 12:00PM

    Starting this Saturday and running through August 27 is "Battle Week" a commemoration of the first battle the United States as a nation during the Revolution. The battle was rout for the US, but cemented George Washington's reputation as a leader. Activities range from a walking tour of battle sites in Prospect Park and Park Slope to a guided harbor cruise. For information and schedule call 718-768-3195 or visit www.theoldstonehouse.org.


  • [6] KC from upper West side August 14, 2008 - 12:09PM

    The guest host and New York's senior editor sounded a bit flustered when talking about the clothing-optional beach at Gunnison. Why not be brave and use these last days of summer to experience nude recreation and the joys of swimming without a suit? An opposite experience from a big public beach is a beautiful nudist resort close to the city. www.rocklodge.com


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