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Lincoln Center's splashy new fountain

“Meet me at the fountain!” people planning to meet up at Lincoln Center have said, ever since 1964, when architect Philip Johnson’s...
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Natalie Merchant performs free at the Poets House grand opening

Singer Natalie Merchant and more than a dozen famous poets will celebrate the grand opening of the new Poets House in Battery Park City today....
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Review: Kandinsky paintings shine at the Guggenheim Museum

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If ever paintings at an exhibition looked like jewels in a jewel box, the Kandinskys at the new Guggenheim show are the ones. Circling up the...
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The New York Chamber Music Festival continues at Symphony Space

After rousing performances last night by violinist Rachel Barton Pine and pianist Matthew Hagle, the New York Chamber Music Festival continues at...
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Rachel Barton Pine offers discount tickets

Virtuoso violinist Rachel Barton Pine is offering Examiner readers discount tickets for her solo New York debut on Tuesday, September 15 at Symphony...
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Violinist Rachel Barton Pine prepares for her New York debut at Symphony Space

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When violinist Rachel Barton Pine says she loves to play all sorts of music, she’s not kidding around. Her passion is as obvious when she...
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Tango the night away at El Museo del Barrio for free tonight

Tonight is Milonga Tango night at El Museo del Barrio on Fifth Avenue and 104th Street and you’re invited. First, dancers María...
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The New York Philharmonic will play two free concerts in Central Park this week

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It’s time to pack up your picnic basket and head for the park. Honoring a beloved tradition, the New York Philharmonic will perform two free...
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Fourth of July fireworks will explode over the Hudson River rain or shine

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This year, for the first time since 2000, Macy’s fireworks will explode over the Hudson River on the Fourth of July. Their return to the Hudson,...
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It's Afro-Cuban party time with Bach in Havana

Jorge Gomez is hoping you’ll dance. In Cuba, that’s what people do to Afro-Cuban music, says the 37-year-old keyboardist, composer and...
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