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Around Town - Bite of the Apple, San Gennaro Cannoli Shake, Going Coconuts, Cyclone Returns and more
September 12, 2024, 7:10.06 pm ET

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Photo: Red Delicious

Take a bite of the apple with a special new residency at Adelaide's Salon beneath Loulou (176 8th Ave) this Fall, starting on September 25th. Taste the temptation of Red Delicious, an immersive show that weaves burlesque, dance, and immersive theater that tells three tantalizing tales of the forbidden fruit. Paired with exquisite elixirs and delightful bites, Red Delicious promises to be an unforgettable evening of decadence, danger, and divine indulgence. Tickets can be purchased by visiting: thistledanceinc.com/tix

Photo: Five Boroughs Music Festival, Ivalas Quartet

New York City’s Five Boroughs Music Festival continues its 2024-25 season with the debut of the Ivalas Quartet on Thursday, October 17, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. at the Sugar Hill Museum of Art & Storytelling in Upper Manhattan. The Ivalas Quartet is an ensemble dedicated to the celebration of the voices of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. The program, entitled Fate and Yearning, features works by Mendelssohn, Beethoven, and NYC-based Black American composer Alvin Singleton.

Photo: Blue on Hudson

Across the Hudson, Blu on The Hudson is partnering with Promontory for an exclusive dinner and wine pairing event on Tuesday, September 24th at 6:30 pm. The tasting will include 3 vintages from California members-only winery Promontory, including a preview of the 2020 vintage, which has not reached the market yet, along with a specially designed 5-course tasting menu. Ticket here


Photo: Black Tap

Just in time for the San Gennaro Festival, iconic burger joint Black Tap is launching the San Gennaro Cannoli CrazyShake®! throughout September. The limited-time concoction captures the essence of the Italian festival with a playful twist on the classic cannoli. It’s a mix of creamy vanilla ice cream, rich cannoli cream and crunchy crushed cannoli shells, and a cannoli frosted rim topped with a cannoli, whipped cream, chocolate chips, powdered sugar, and a cherry. The $20 shake is available at both Black Tap locations in SoHo (529 Broome Street) and W 35th Street locations.

2024 FEAST OF SAN GENNARO COMING TO LITTLE ITALY SEPT 12-22

Rule of Thirds is hosting Kampai Comedy on Wednesday, September 18 at 7pm in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Kanpai Comedy is a monthly pop-up produced by Lil Fish Comedy and hosted in Rule of Thirds' corner bar event space. Tickets are $20 via Resy.


Image: Shutterstock/AI Generated

For the love of Coconuts! On Saturday 9/21, Vita Coco and Smorgasburg are teaming up for the first ever Cococon. They’ll be serving up over 10 food and drink specials, all made with coconut, from coconut gelato, to coconut refreshers, to coconut curry dishes, there's a bit of something for everyone. 11am to 6pm. Free entry. RSVP recommended.


Photo: Cool Sips

Cool Sips is launching a new lineup of limited edition fall-inspired drinks like Ditch Plains made with sweet tea, apple, pomegranate and sweet cream; Cape May, a bright and tangy drink made with green apple and sweet cream; and Nags Head a nostalgic mix of root beer, toasted marshmallow and brown sugar boba. The Signature Sips are available at both Rock Center & *new* South Street Seaport locations.

THE GREAT ELEPHANT MIGRATION ARRIVES IN NEW YORK CITY


Photo: Coney Island Cyclone/Shutterstock

It's back! The Cyclone Roller Coaster has reopened after a brief closing for maintenance. Lunar Park, which operates the cyclone, issuing a statement saying the heart-pounding thrills and 60mph speeds will continue for generations to come. “We are incredibly honored to preserve the legacy of the Coney Island Cyclone roller coaster and offer memorable experiences on this historic coaster, year after year. This American icon has captivated guests for nearly a century, and our dedicated team and attraction engineers continue to ensure that this legendary 97-year-old landmark continues to operate safely and smoothly,” said Alessandro Zamperla, President and CEO of Central Amusement International, Inc. “We are always thrilled to welcome riders to experience the Cyclone every season.”


Photo: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Eugenia Burnett Tinsley

Acclaimed South Korean artist Lee Bul (born 1964, Yeongju; based in Seoul) has transformed the iconic niches of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Fifth Avenue façade. The suite of four new works, called Long Tail Halo, challenges what sculptures can reveal about our times. The sculptures will remain on display through May 27, 2025.

Until next time, we'll be seeing you Around Town



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