Weekend
Roundup!
Friday
has finally come! Here's a roundup of cool events in the city to keep you busy
this weekend.
Art &
Crafts:
When: Fri Jan 17- Sun Jan 19
Where: 1535 Broadway at the New York Marriott Marquis
What: The Ultimate Knitting event is back! Vogue presents yet another event for Arts and Crafts lovers whom want the best patterns, needles and yarn. They also offer a variety of classes and lectures to all levels of knitting learners. Join today for the best knitting experience of a lifetime!
Where: 1535 Broadway at the New York Marriott Marquis
What: The Ultimate Knitting event is back! Vogue presents yet another event for Arts and Crafts lovers whom want the best patterns, needles and yarn. They also offer a variety of classes and lectures to all levels of knitting learners. Join today for the best knitting experience of a lifetime!
When: Saturday January 18, 2014
Where: The Bethesda Terrace/Fountain Mid-park at 72nd St.
What: The annual Ice Festival at Bethesda Terrace welcomes you back
to watch skilled ice carvers from
Okamoto Studio blocks ice into remarkable replicas of the terrace's features. For
more information, visit centralparknyc.org.
History in the Present:
When: January 15–21 2014 at 6:30–7:30pm
What:
In celebration of Edgar Allan Poe Birthday, the Bronx Archives is presenting
his work and legacy! Come visit to day to see history at it’s finest!
Sports:
When: Fri Jan 17 - Fri Jan 24
What: J.P. Morgan is at it again presenting it's Tournament of Champions in Grand Central New York. This ten-ton structure is a 21-by-32-foot arena for all squash lovers. It is the only event that takes place in such an area, and is FREE for
commuters and passersby walking through Vanderbilt Hall. Serious fanatics settle in to catch the action with tickets in the 460-seat
temporary stadium. If you want to be apart of this event visit tocsquash.com.
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