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September 28, 2019, 10:14.06 am ET

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Photo: Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze

The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze is back on! It's an over-the top electrifying spectacle guaranteed to excite. 7,000 iluminated jack o'lanterns hand-carved by more than 1,000 volunteers on display through the end of November at Van Cortlandt Manor at Croton-on-Hudson. There are jack o'lantern bats, a Pumpkin Carousel and a 25-foot tall jack o'lantern Statue of Liberty. Proceeds benefit Historic Hudson Valley, a non-profit education organization. For ticket information click here

 Photo: Legasea

Legasea is launching Fall Sunday Suppers on October 6th. Guests can enjoy the signature Legasea Lobster Bake all fall as part of this special Sunday Supper menu, along with new additions just in time for the colder October weather like Legasea's Cauliflower Carbonara—a lightened up version of this fall staple that allows the cauliflower to breakdown and coat the pasta like a traditional carbonara would—along with Butternut Squash Tempura, Pork Milanese and Sticky Toffee Pudding, all also new for fall. View the menu


Photo: Bubbleology

UK-based Bubbleology (120-1/2 First Ave., NYC) is launching its Boozy Bubble Tea collections at their New York City location. The classic bubble teas are infused with vodk, gin, bourbon and rum. Flavors include The Blushing Duchess (Jasmine tea, premium Vodka, Triple Sec, cranberry juice, lime juice, pearls of lychee popping Boba, laced with edible shimmer), and The Duke of New York (Tequila and lime infused with mango, served with strawberry Boba, a lime wedge and garnished with a salt rim). The Boozy Bubble Teas are served in house. Must be 21 or older.


Photo: Jean Vong

Rachel Harrison Life Hack opens Oct 25th at the Whitney Museum of American Art and run through January 12th. Rachel Harrison’s first full-scale survey will track the development of her career over the past twenty-five years, incorporating room-size installations, sculpture, photography, and drawing. Harrison's complex works—in which readymades collude with invented forms—bring together the breadth of art history, the impurities of politics, and the artifacts of pop and celebrity culture.

And the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show isn't until February but tickets go on sale Oct 3 at Madison Square Garden - FYI.

Compiled by Thomas Rafael

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