No you are not already drunk. These beers are only a dollar or less. Check out these bars and buy a friend a drink.  You’re so generous!

• Town Tavern – Wednesdays 7-11pm, $1 pitchers, Fridays $1 Bud and Bud Light (and Ladies drink free) 5-7pm
• Pat Obriens Bar – Fridays 6:30-7:30pm 25 cent draft beers
• Bourbon Street – Fridays 9-11pm Bud, Bud Light, and Coors Light Cans for 50 cents and 11pm-2am $1 Coors Light Cans

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Choices in Childbirth offers free monthly meetings for expectant parents to know their options, meet other new parents, and address a different topic each month. Find our how you can achieve a more safe and satisfying birth. View the 2009 meeting schedule.

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Free and Confidential Clinics provided by the Health Department exists in all 5 borough and so are open on Saturdays. For additional information call 311. Services include HIV counseling, rapid HIV testing, viral hepatitis services, and STD services.

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New York’s only comprehensive free healthcare clinic. The clinic provides a full range of healthcare services including specialty referrals, counseling, patient education, social services, and screening and registration for public health insurance at no cost to patients. The Women’s Free Health Clinic is open on Saturdays and provides basic GYN services, mammography services, Pap smears, STD testings, and free necessary bloodwork.

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This not-for-profit offers free basic nutrition classes in East Harlem. The goal of these classes is to offer information and educate New Yorkers about food and their health. Topics include: Diabetes, obesity, sugar addiction, eating for energy, women’s health, weight loss, and others. There is limited space so you must RSVP.

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This organization offers free dance classes and performance opportunities year round as a tool to instill values in young girls and to keep them occupied and so out of trouble. Classes are geared for specific ages and genres of dance. There are even classes for Moms and teens.

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