Brooklyn Holiday Book Fair

Tomorrow, find rare, vintage, and out of print books at the first ever Brooklyn Holiday Book Fair.

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$5 Magazine Subscriptions

Now through Monday, head over to Amazon.com and grab some magazine subscriptions for just $5.00 including ESPN The Magazine, Travel + Leisure, Maxium, and Good Housekeeping.

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Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting Ceremony

This evening, the famous Rockefeller Center Christmas tree will be lit for the first time this holiday season. Make your way over to the area early on and score yourself a prime viewing spot for this annual tradition.

Crowds not your thing? The tree will be on display daily through January 7th.

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Win Free TicketsTo Chaplin On Broadway

We hope you had a nice Thanksgiving! Now how about a Broadway ticket giveaway?

Chaplin -- the man who changed the way America went to the movies -- is now the musical Broadway can't stop talking about! This 22-person show reveals the truth behind the headlines and the man behind the legend, the undeniable genius who re-invented motion pictures.

We have five pairs of tickets to give to five lucky readers and their guests! For your chance to win, simply click here and fill out our contest form! We'll pick the winners tomorrow at random.

Not a winner this time around? You can still get tickets for as low as $49. Visit BroadwayOffers.com and enter code CLSCD925, or call 212-239-6200 and mention code CLSCD925, or bring a printout of this posting to THE BARRYMORE THEATER (243 West 47th Street).

Winter's Eve At Lincoln Square

Tonight starting at 5PM, swing by the 13th Annual Winter’s Eve at Lincoln Square. The festivities kick off with a neighborhood tree lighting ceremony and features free entertainment, food tastings, in-store activities and shopping specials.

The celebration begins at Dante Park at Broadway and 63rd Street and continues along Broadway to 68th Street.

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Wishing you a relaxing and delicious Thanksgiving weekend!

We'll be back with more great deals on Monday.

See The Thanksgiving Day Parade Floats Inflated

You may have heard that there's a little parade taking place tomorrow. Head over to the Upper West Side this afternoon and see all of the floats inflated. Bigger-than-life versions of Dora the Explorer, Scooby Doo, and Mr. Potato Head will be slowly brought to life!

Location: 77th Street to 81st Street, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. Enter at 77th Street and Columbus Avenue.

Cornhole At Brooklyn Brewery

Show off your cornhole skills tonight at Brooklyn Brewery (79 North 11th Street).

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$1 Oysters At Porsena

Swing by East Village Italian restaurant Porsena (21 East 7th Street) on Mondays for $1 oysters all day long.

Final Outdoor Smorgusburg Food Markets This Weekend

Head out to Williamsburg (East River waterfront between North 6th Street & North 7th Street) tomorrow or Brooklyn Bridge Park (Tobacco Warehouse @ 28 Water Street) on Sunday for the final outdoor Smorgusburg food markets of the year!

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"How I Learned" Storytelling Series @ Happy Ending

The popular "How I Learned" storytelling series takes place tonight at Happy Ending (302 Broome Street). A group of writers, comedians, bloggers and performers will take the stage to tell humorous stories. And tonight's show is a reading and storytelling slam!

The event is free and you can click here for more information.

Grand Central Holiday Fair

Now through Christmas Eve, make your way up to Grand Central Station for their annual holiday market. Seventy six vendors have set up shop this year for all of your holiday gift needs!

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Free Balloon Twisting Class @ Fantasma Magic

Ever wanted to make one of these?

We'll here's your chance to learn... for free! Today from 4PM - 6PM a balloon twisting class will be held at Fantasma Magic (421 7th Avenue @ 33rd Street, 2nd floor). They'll cover the most popular methods to inflate, tie, and twist balloons and finish up with how to make animals and hats.

Click here for more information or to sign up!

Canstruction Art Exhibit: Sculptures From Cans

Today through Wednesday, swing by the World Financial Center (220 Vessy Street) and check out Canstruction -- a free annual art exhibit featuring sculptures made from canned goods. The exhibit is open daily from 10AM-6PM in the Winter Garden. After the exhibit closes, the cans will be donated to City Harvest
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$20 Theater Tickets Downtown

As the recovery from Sandy continues, a handful of downtown theaters -- which were shuttered during the storm and its aftermath -- are offering $20 tickets through performances this Sunday. Click here for more information and participating shows.

Some Meatballs For A Blanket

All week long, drop off a blanket for Sandy victims at any Meatball Shop location (including thier kitchen in Bushwick) and receive a free order of Naked Balls. Just do it. 

Election Day: Vote

Today is Election Day. Exercise your right to vote!

Free Ice Skating: The Pond At Bryant Park

The Pond at Bryant Park recently opened for the winter season! The ice skating rink will be open for locals and tourists to skate for free through the beginning of March. Although it's the city's only free ice skating rink, skate rentals will run you $14 -- still one of the cheaper options for showing off your triple axle.

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Cheer On Runners At The NYC Marathon This Sunday

It's almost marathon time! Get up early on Sunday and go cheer on your fellow New Yorkers and runners from around the world as they dash through the five boroughs.

Click here more details and to find out whether the course passes through your hood!

Closing: Cloud City On The Met Roof

Since May, the rooftop at the Metropolitan Museum Of Art has featured a cutting edge exhibit from artist Tomás Saraceno: Cloud City. The installation creates a constellation of large, interconnected modules constructed with transparent and reflective materials. It closes on November 4th.

Suggested admission to the museum is $20.. but we always emphasize the word "suggested."

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