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Come join us at Samsung Experience to celebrate the BizTechDay Pre-Party. This year's BizTechDay New York conference features Seth Godin, Clay Shirky, Scott Heiferman, Peter Shankman, Simon Sinek, etc. Come enjoy the delicious wines, network with amazing entrepreneurs, and witness great demos at this event! Space is limited. Sign up (http://nyebn.com) early if you'd like to attend for free. Details are as follows:
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 What: BizTechDay Pre-Party at Samsung Experience
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 Host: NY Entrepreneurs Business Network (http://nyebn.com)
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 Where: SamSung Experience, NYC
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 When: 6:00 PM -8:00 PM, Wednesday, Sept. 8
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 Cost: Free admission for NYEBN members (Sign up at http://nyebn.com/)
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 RSVP: 400+ RSVPs expected. Your RSVP --->
 http://www.ny-entrepreneur-network.com/calendar/14413190/
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 Group testimonials: http://bit.ly/2QeS47

Vendors will sell organic and non-organic fruits and vegetables, artisan breads and cheeses, jams, organic maple syrup products, organic and fair trade coffees, baked goods, balsamic vinegars and specialty olive oils, fresh homemade pastas and sauces, gluten-free products, pickles, hand-made natural soaps, fresh cut flowers and much more.

'The Awesome 80s Prom' is a brand new interactive experience in the style of 'Tony and Tina's Wedding' and 'The Donkey Show' set at Wanaget High's Senior Prom... in 1989! All of your favorite characters from your favorite '80s movies are represented at the Prom, from the Captain of the Football Team to the Asian Exchange Student, from the Geek to the hottie Head Cheerleader, and they're all competing for Prom King and Queen. And just like on 'American Idol,' the audience gets to decide who wins! Come 'Back In Time,' to quote a Huey Lewis tune, and join the breakdance circle or just sit back and watch the '80s drama unfold. Come on, you know you have a Members Only jacket somewhere... and if you're lucky, they'll even let you dance with a cheerleader. Dressing up in '80s attire is definitely encouraged. After 'The Prom,' party all night at Webster Hall for free with each paid admission.

Hone your ping pong skills at one of two state-of-the-art tables. Paddles and balls are provided free of charge. Sign up with an attendant in the park to reserve a time slot.

With its fascinating retrospective of the tumultuous administration of New York's 103rd mayor, John Lindsay, the Museum of the City of New York examines the city's cultural changes during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

'The Fantasticks' tells the story of a young boy and girl who fall madly in love at the hands of their meddling fathers, but soon grow restless and stray from one another. Will their separation provide a deeper appreciation for the love they once shared--or create a permanent gulf between them?

exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how Coe Hall, a 65-room Tudor-Revival style mansion, was divided among the servants who ran the estate. This tour will enable you to see how these servants helped maintain the lavish lifestyle of the 1920s, which is such an important part of Long Island's history. You will be able to tour the basement, including the coal storage, the wine cellar, and the refrigeration rooms which are normally not open to the public. You will also be able to see the third floor and view the servants' beds and bathrooms. A special emphasis will be placed on the original documents produced by Mr. Coe and his servants about this era.

This acclaimed production is based on the animated Disney movie, but is quite different from the film. From the opening, which features life-sized animal representations taking over the stage to pay tribute to Mufasa, it is clear this is a unique theatrical experience that tries to make a statement about the cycle of life and death in the wilderness. The music is by Elton John and Tim Rice, and includes such beloved songs as 'Circle of Life' and 'Hakuna Matata.'

In attempting to understand creation, ancient people developed myths in which the egg was perceived as the source of life, the sun, and the universe. The Ukrainian pysanka (plural: pysanky) was believed to possess enormous power, not only in the egg itself (which harbored the nucleus of life), but also in the symbolic designs and colors drawn on the egg in a specific manner, according to prescribed rituals. Pysanky were used for various social and religious occasions and were considered to be a talisman, a protection against evil, as well as harbingers of good. In pagan times, pysanky were decorated in early Spring; with the introduction of Christianity, this was done before Easter. The symbolic ornamentation of the pysanka consists mainly of geometric motifs, with some animal and plant elements. Although contemporary artisans continue to employ ancient symbols and traditional colors on the egg, the pysanka is no longer considered to be a talisman, just a beautiful folk art object.

America's Best Idea gets even better this year with fee free days at

America's Best Idea gets even better this year with fee free days at

Based on Green Day's Grammy Award-winning album of the same name, 'American Idiot' follows working-class characters from the suburbs to the city to the Middle East as they seek redemption in a world filled with frustration.

Hone your ping pong skills at one of two state-of-the-art tables. Paddles and balls are provided free of charge. Sign up with an attendant in the park to reserve a time slot.

Hone your ping pong skills at one of two state-of-the-art tables. Paddles and balls are provided free of charge. Sign up with an attendant in the park to reserve a time slot.

This exhibition features the finest examples of Nepalese art from the RMA collection, highlighting the variety of forms and subjects, techniques and media that emerged from the creative matrix of the Kathmandu Valley.

Quest hiking trails are free. Quest Guidebooks are $5 at the Visitors Center and can be shared. Each Quest is an adventure and a search on trails that range from casual to challenging. Come to the Outdoor Discovery Center, entrance on Muser Drive, across from 174 Angola Road, Cornwall. The Museum's Quest Ranger will set you up and send you on your way.

Vendors will sell organic and non-organic fruits and vegetables, artisan breads and cheeses, jams, organic maple syrup products, organic and fair trade coffees, baked goods, balsamic vinegars and specialty olive oils, fresh homemade pastas and sauces, gluten-free products, pickles, hand-made natural soaps, fresh cut flowers and much more.

Central Park Bagel Bark is a free Central Park Conservancy/Central Park PAWS event that brings coffee, bagels and information about the Park to the Central Park Dog Owner Community. Come meet this vibrant neighborhood dog community and learn about dog friendly areas of Central Park and guidelines for enjoying the Park with your dog. The Bagel Bark travels each month to a different dog friendly area of Central Park.

'The Awesome 80s Prom' is a brand new interactive experience in the style of 'Tony and Tina's Wedding' and 'The Donkey Show' set at Wanaget High's Senior Prom... in 1989! All of your favorite characters from your favorite '80s movies are represented at the Prom, from the Captain of the Football Team to the Asian Exchange Student, from the Geek to the hottie Head Cheerleader, and they're all competing for Prom King and Queen. And just like on 'American Idol,' the audience gets to decide who wins! Come 'Back In Time,' to quote a Huey Lewis tune, and join the breakdance circle or just sit back and watch the '80s drama unfold. Come on, you know you have a Members Only jacket somewhere... and if you're lucky, they'll even let you dance with a cheerleader. Dressing up in '80s attire is definitely encouraged. After 'The Prom,' party all night at Webster Hall for free with each paid admission.

During the summer, Socrates hosts free informal sculpture classes on a drop-in basis for its young visitors. These workshops offer children the opportunity to engage in exciting sculpture and multi-media art making in an outdoor setting. Each workshop features a different activity taught by practicing artists.