Updated Thursday, October 22
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Thursday, October 22
- GothamistA Queens prop shop shutters, bunnies find a home uptown, and more openings and closings
Eclectic/Encore Props Highlights of shifts in the city's business landscape. [ more › ]
Read on Gothamist → - GothamistBallot questions ask NYC voters whether to cut red tape on outdoor dining, bike lanes
One ballot questions asks voters whether they want to expedite installation of bike lanes. A rundown on five proposed amendments to the city charter on voters’ ballots. [ more › ]
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Wednesday, October 21
- GothamistNYPD officer faces disciplinary trial 10 years after killing Delrawn Small
Delrawn Small's brother, Victor Dempsey, outside the CCRB headquarters Wednesday. Officer Wayne Isaacs will go on trial in January on a charge that he used improper force when he shot and kil
Read on Gothamist → - GothamistNew renderings are out for Queens' Metropolitan Park casino
Renderings of the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Metropolitan Park development by Citi Field in Queens. The city's Public Design Commission taking a look at what's in store. [ more › ]
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Tuesday, October 20
- GothamistConey Island's small, 1890s lighthouse may be landmarked by the city
The Coney Island lighthouse It's in the private community of Sea Gate. Family members of the lighthouse's last civilian keeper are keeping its history alive. [ more › ]
Read on Gothamist → - GothamistNYPD hate crime unit investigates smashed windows, ‘Pal Action’ graffiti at UES Capital One
Capital One Bank in Union Square in 2021. The bank previously faced protests over a $90 million loan to an Israeli drone company. [ more › ]
Read on Gothamist → - Time Out New YorkMariah Carey’s festive holiday bar is coming back next month for its biggest season yet
The Queen of Christmas’ cocktail pop-up returns to Moxy Chelsea on November 19 with festive drinks, photo ops and wall-to-wall sparkle.
Read on Time Out New York → - Time Out New YorkThis beloved Hainanese chicken restaurant is back in Union Square
Lou Yau Kee is now open at Time Out Market.
Read on Time Out New York → - Time Out New YorkHere’s how to spend Halloween in Dumbo, based on your vibeRead on Time Out New York →
- Time Out New YorkBenjamin Button comes to another new life—as a musical
The British hit The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, starring Andrew Durand, opens at the Public this week.
Read on Time Out New York → - Time Out New YorkSaks’ famous Fifth Avenue holiday light show is officially returning next month—here’s everything to know
The free spectacle returns November 23 with animated holiday windows, while an indoor market brings dancing penguins and festive treats.
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Monday, October 19
- Time Out New YorkA massive Día de los Muertos altar is coming to Flatiron next week, with a free public festival to celebrate the dead
A flower-filled community ofrenda opens October 26, followed by an afternoon of Mexican dance performances and sugar skull activities—all free.
Read on Time Out New York → - Time Out New YorkNYC’s first outdoor community sauna will bring free sweat nights, cold plunges and more to Williamsburg this winter
CUL DE SAC is planning a winter residency at Domino Square with cold plunges, guided sessions and pay-what-you-can pricing.
Read on Time Out New York → - Time Out New YorkThis beloved Caribbean bakery in Brooklyn will close after 25 years this week—here’s your last day to dine
The Flatbush staple will serve its last Caribbean meals and baked goods on October 24 as its owners retire after 25 years.
Read on Time Out New York →
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