January 6-8
Lyrics & Lyricists: The Songs of Lerner & Loewe and Lane & Stouse
Unforgettable songs such as "I Could Have Danced All Night,"
"Almost Like Being in Love," "If Ever I Would Leave You,"
and "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever." 92nd Street Y Tisch Center
for the Arts(212) 996-1100
January 6-14
New York National Boat Show
More than 1,000 boats; nautical equipment. Jacob K. Javits Convention
Center (212) 922-1212
January 13
Winter Festival 2001: Ski in Central Park.
New York City Parks will blanket Central Park's East Meadow with over a foot of
snow so New Yorkers experience can cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing, sledding
and other winter activities. The Winter Festival is entirely free and will
feature 500 pairs of snowshoes, 500 sets of cross-country ski equipment, and
free instruction. The event will also have hayrides, entertainment, and hot
chocolate.
For more information visit www.nyc.gov/parks or call 1-888-NY-PARKS.
January 13-14
Americana at the Piers
Over 300 exhibitors set up at the piers with American formal and primitive
antiques, including furniture, quilts, and folk art. Piers 90, 92 (212)
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January 19-21
Antiques at the "Other" Armory
A hundred dealers with exquisite furniture and decorative objects. 69th
Regiment Armory
(212) 255-0020
January 26-28
Outsider Art Fair Features the work of self-taught, visionary, and
intuitive artists.
Puck Building (212) 777-5218
Park Avenue Antiques Show
One hundred major international dealers exhibit their wares. Wallace
Hall
advance info (914) 698-3442 show telephone (212)
288-3588
January 29-February 2
Winter Restaurant Week
Enjoy $20.01 prix-fixe three-course lunches at more than 100 of the
city's best restaurants.
www.restaurantweek.com or (212) 484-1222
January 30-February 6
Kids Night on Broadway
Broadway tickets for selected performances are free to kids aged 6-18
when an adult purchases a full-price ticket. The Broadway Line (888)
BROADWAY, (212) 302-4111
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February
February 2-April 15
Committed to the Image: Contemporary Black Photographers. Depicting varied
aspects of American life and artistic expression, these 190 works by 95
photographers encompass cutting-edge images, portraiture, domestic scenes,
street stories, nature, performers, and political issues.
Brooklyn Museum
of Art (718) 638-5000
February 7
2001 Empire State Building Annual Run Up. Call the New York Road Runners
Club at 212 423-2221 or visit their site
www.nyrrc.org
February 7-11 &
March 7-11
The New York Armory Antiques Show
A hundred major international dealers covering 5,000 years of antiquities.
7th Regiment Armory advance info (914) 698-3442 show telephone (212)
472-1180
February 14
Empire State Building Valentine's Day Weddings
Each Valentine's Day couples get married on the 80th floor of the Building
and automatically become members of the Empire State Building Wedding Club
which entitles them to free admission to our Observatories on their
anniversary, Valentine's Day. To be one of the lucky couples please write
to the Empire State Building, 350 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10118 and
explain why you want to get married there. Couples are then chosen on the
basis of originality, uniqueness, style, etc. The deadline for letters
getting married this Valentine's Day, is December 31st.
Valentine Weddings at Top of the World Trade Center Observatories
Lucky Couples will enjoy a truly "Only in New York" experience
107 stories above Manhattan. Call for details on the wedding ceremony,
champagne toast and wedding gifts (absolutely free). (212) 323-2341
February 19-23
Kids' Week. Demonstrations and activities at the 900-foot aircraft
carrier.
Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum (212) 245-0072
February 23-25
Gramercy Garden Antiques Show
Ninety exhibitors, plus flowers, plants, gardening supplies, special
exhibits, and seminars. 69th Regiment Armory (212) 255-0020
February 27-May 27
Treasury of the Basel Cathedral. More than 75 ecclesiastical and secular
objects from the medieval treasury of the Basel Minster, dating from the
early 13th through the early16th centuries, the majority of which have
never before traveled to the United States. Metropolitan Museum of Art ,
(212) 535-7710
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