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Thrifty Thanksgiving PerkStreet Lounge Sun., November 22, 2:00pm-6:00pm Williamsburg
Shoestring Magazine hosts a Thanksgiving dinner and wine and beer pairing, with ale provided by Sierra Nevada. More>>
Chili Takedown Bell House Sun., November 22, 4:00pm Brooklyn
The Chili Takedown, the Mac and Cheese Takedown, the Fondue Takedown, the Lamb Takedown . . . the thought of attending another one of these is almost too much for our tummies to bear! Actually, on second thought, we think we may have room for tonight's return of the Chili Takedown. We've... More>>
Warren Miller's Dynasty Symphony Space Sun., November 22, 5:00pm
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West 90s
Alas, this winter, most of us won't be doing cliff jumps in the faraway reaches of China and Norway—or even in Upstate New York, for that matter (we prefer to live). Instead, we'll have to enjoy these stunts vicariously through the talented athletes in Warren Miller's Dynasty. The film,... More>>
Devendra Banhart Town Hall Sun., November 22, 8:00pm West 40s
His most popular tag, "freak folk," implies some sort of birthright insanity; it's entirely possible that Venezuelan-born Devendra Banhart is crafting his peyote sheik persona deliberately in every step. (His middle name is Obi, after the Star Wars master, so expect no less of a plan.) At any... More>>
The Job, aka The Sound of Trumpets The Film Society of Lincoln Center Sun., November 22, 8:30pm West 60s
Dir. Ermanno Olmi (1961). This wryly serious comedy was made during the great economic boom of the early 1960s, when Italy was rapidly evolving from a rural to an industrial society. It's the account of a young man's entry into the work force in an alienating job, shot in impeccable black and white. More>>
Tori Ensemble Merkin Concert Hall Sun., November 22, 7:00pm
The Korean-American ensemble reprises its well-received 2008 work, "The Five Directions of Arirang," which combines traditional instrumentation and music from around Korea with improvisation. Cellist Erik Friedlander and saxophonist Ned Rothenberg join Yoon Jeong Heo (geomungo, or "black... More>>
Camera Obscura+Papercuts Music Hall of Williamsburg Sun., November 22, 9:00pm Brooklyn
Sometime protégées of Belle & Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch, Scottish indie rockers Camera Obscura have hit a winning streak with critics for their last few releases. . . not that you could tell from their music. No matter how many major keys the band plays, frontwoman Tracyanne... More>>
Biatch Corp Presents Abe Duque Cielo Sun., November 22, 10:00pm West Village
Hollis-born Abe Duque has really been around, serving as both a US Marine and as a resident at Limelight back in the Alig days, collaborating with techno-sex-anthem producer Blake Baxter and Rancho Relaxo All Stars cohort John Selway, and remixing everyone from DJ Hell to the Pet Shop Boys. His... More>>
Happy Birthday Kids & Yiddish! Baruch Performing Arts Center Every week Sunday from Sun., November 22 until Sun., December 13, 11:00am
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Gramercy Park
A lot of the most commonly used Yiddish terms—putz, bupkes, schmuck—aren’t so appropriate for tots’ tender ears. But we trust the National Yiddish Theatre-Folksbiene has cleaned up its act for this annual holiday show that features jolly songs in a variety of styles and a... More>>
My Wonderful Day 59E59 Every week Tuesday from Tue., November 17 until Sun., December 13, 7:00pm
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East 50s
Three years ago prolific playwright Alan Ayckbourn had a terrible day, suffering a stroke. But he hasn’t let debility interfere with his busy schedule of writing and directing. On the heels of the successful The Norman Conquests revival, he returns to Brits Off-Broadway with a new play... More>>
A Voyage of Growth and Discovery SculptureCenter Daily from Sun., September 13 until Mon., November 30, 12:00pm Long Island City
Brooklyn-based artist Michael Smith is such a baby. No, really. For the past 30 years, he has been channeling his infant self, walking around in diapers and a bonnet—all in the name of art. For his latest installation, A Voyage of Growth and Discovery, a collaboration with the L.A.-based... More>>
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FUCT Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre Sat., November 21, 12:00am Chelsea
Soul Clap Dance-Off Glasslands Gallery Sat., November 21, 12:00am Brooklyn
Kobi Arad Band Blue Note Sat., November 21, 12:30am Greenwich Village
Turkey Count Hike Pelham Bay Park Sun., November 22, 10:00am
John Rocco: Fu Finds the Way BookCourt Sun., November 22, 11:00am Brooklyn
Celebration for the Turkeys Tavern On The Green Sun., November 22, 12:00pm West 60s
Cooking For Wine: Pinot Noir Astor Center Sun., November 22, 12:00pm Noho
Giants vs. Falcons Giants Stadium Sun., November 22, 1:00pm New Jersey
Knicks vs. Boston Madison Square Garden Sun., November 22, 1:00pm Chelsea
The Karamazovs BAM Sun., November 22, 2:00pm
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Dumplings by Design Whole Foods Bowery Culinary Center Sun., November 22, 2:00pm Lower East Side
Steven Kossak Merkin Concert Hall Sun., November 22, 3:00pm
Of Mice and Men Brooklyn Center for The Performing Arts Sun., November 22, 3:00pm Brooklyn
Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas MOMA, Roy and Niuta Titus Theaters Sun., November 22, 3:30pm West 40s
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