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October 2008 Events

Free 1 hour concert at Trinity Church at 1pm featuring Jacqueline Kerrod on harp and Marc Uys on violin. They will be performing works by Fokkens, Hanmer, Rennie, Dijk, and others. $2 contribution is suggested.

Pay What You Can Performances of A BODY OF WATER by Lee Blessing at 8pm. Tickets on sale 2 hours prior to curtain fall.

Pay What You Can Performances of A BODY OF WATER by Lee Blessing at 8pm. Tickets on sale 2 hours prior to curtain fall.

Pulaski Day Parade on 5th Avenue.
Atlantic Antic rain or shine 10am - 6pm. Brooklyn's largest street festival with 10 live performance stages and 1 mile of food.

Free 1 hour concert at St. Paul's Chapel at 1pm featuring guitarist Austin Moorhead performing works by Milan, Assad, Mozart, and others. $2 contribution is suggested.

Free 1 hour concert at Trinity Church at 1pm featuring pianist Francine Kay performing works by Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin, and Debussy. $2 contribution is suggested.
Pay What You Can Performances of A BODY OF WATER by Lee Blessing at 8pm. Tickets on sale 2 hours prior to curtain fall.

Pregones In Motion To Stop Domestic Violence, an interactive play on the subject of domestic violence, at 7pm at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Free 1 hour concert at Trinity Church at 1pm featuring The Gould Piano Trio with Robert Plane (Lucy Gould, violin, Alice Neary, cello; Benjamin Frith, piano; Robert Plane, clarinet) performing “Quartet for the End of Time” by Messiaen and other works . $2 contribution is suggested.

Tour De Bronx is New York's largest free cycling event. You must register forthe 25 or 40 mile route.
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in various location throughout the city.

Free 1 hour concert at St. Paul's Chapel at 1pm featuring Julie Albers, cello & Evan Solomon, piano performing works by Bach, Barber and Tchaikovsky. $2 contribution is suggested.
Free concert series at Advent Lutheran Church at 7:30pm with Rolf Schulte, violin; Alexander Fiterstein, clarinet; Aaron Wunsch, piano.

Free for all comedy show at Comix at 10:30pm. You must call (212) 524-2500 to make a reservation.

Free 1 hour concert at Trinity Church at 1pm featuring Englewinds (Marcia Hankle, flute; Sarah Davol, oboe; Monte Morgenstern, clarinet; Atsuko Sato, bassoon; Larry Spiback, percussion; Tomoko Ohno, piano) performing contemporary works meant to create environmental awareness. $2 contribution is suggested.

Free admission to the Brooklyn Children's Museum 5-8pm with lively performances, and memorable hands-on programs for families.

Free public lecture on Autism Solutions at the Lighthouse Conference Center on 59th Street at 10am. Register at their site.
Pumpkin Festival in Central Park 3pm – 8pm. Competitions, hayrides, and more!
Prospect Park's Halloween Haunted Walk & Carnival 12:00pm – 3pm.
Free salsa beginners class at DANCEFEVER STUDIOS at 8pm.

Free 1 hour concert at St. Paul's Chapel at 1pm featuring The Trinity Choir with REBEL Baroque Orchestra. $2 contribution is suggested.
Halloween Pumpkin Sail from 4 - 7pm at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (110th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues). FREE Halloween event will feature crafts, storytelling, and a unique family celebration of Halloween. Bring a carved jack-o'-lantern (10 pounds or less) for New York's largest pumpkin flotilla. Costumes encouraged! For more information, please call (212) 860-1370.

Free 1 hour concert at Trinity Church at 1pm featuring Red Priest (Piers Adams, recorders; Julia Bishop, violin; Howard Beach, harpsichord; Angela East, cello) performing “Nightmare in Venice ” – A Baroque Halloween Fantasy and works by Vivaldi, Purcell, Tartini, and others. $2 contribution is suggested.
Free for all comedy show at Comix at 10:30pm. You must call (212) 524-2500 to make a reservation.
Open bar at Calico Jacks for $15 from 6 - 9pm if you mention "Christi" at the door.

Free Halloween events and admission at the Children's Museum of Manhattan.
The New York Historical Society's free concert series 6:30 - 7:30 pm highlighting NY's musical profile and encompassing music from across the spectrum of classical and popular musical genres.
Village Halloween Parade on 6th Avenue from Spring Street to 21st Street from 7 - 10 pm.
Trinity Wall Street Church has fun for the entire family, happy hour in the graveyard, and a viewing of the film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with a live organist playing the score.

Check out free and scary things to do this Halloween.

Spa Week is October 13-19!

Brooklyn Artist Coalition free admission from 1-6pm weekends until October 26.