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New York’s Cooling Assistance Ends Less Than A Month Into Summer

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With New York State’s allotment of federal funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) = which the Cooling Assistance Program of the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) = ending today. A mere 24 days into what’s already shaping up to be the hottest summer on record, WE ACT for Environmental Justice’s Director of Policy, Sonal Jessel, issued the…

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Sponsored Love: 15 Unusual And Unique Things To Do In NYC: Offbeat Experiences Await

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When you think of things to do in NYC, you may think of visiting the Empire State Building and getting photos of the Statue of Liberty. What if there was a way to delve deeper into the heart of New York, and walk away with an experience that might change your life? This is why…

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You can take in a ton of free art on Governors Island on July 15

You can take in a ton of free art on Governors Island on July 15

This Saturday isn’t just any Saturday. It’s the THIRD Saturday of the month, which means that the Governors Island Arts initiative is rolling out a whole day’s worth of special indoor and outdoor programs on Saturday, July 15—and did we mention it’s all completely free? 

Showcasing the efforts of the two dozen nonprofits in the Organizations in Residence program—a diverse group of NYC-based arts, cultural, educational, and environmental organizations—the THIRD Saturday programming includes dance and fitness classes, portrait sessions, artist meet-ups, musical performances, open studios, interactive art activities and much more, held inside and around the historic houses of Nolan Park and Colonels Row. 

RECOMMENDED: The best outdoor art in NYC this summer, including sculptures

Take in film screenings from the Taiwanese American Arts Council, learn Haitian folk dances, get creative with clay with Residency Unlimited, go for a sound walk with the Fountain House Gallery, check out a live performance from the New York Latin American Art Triennial, and more. 

Check out the full schedule of free THIRD Saturday events below and plan your weekend accordingly! 

Colonels Row

  • Art & Meditation Workshop, ArtsConnection

  • Portraiture with Orestes Gonzalez, TransBorder Art

  • Performance: The Over Story, TransBorder Art

  • Creative Clay Workshop, Residency Unlimited – 11am-3pm

  • Exhibit: Desire Lines, KODA – 11am-5pm

  • Exhibit: Feralpy, Flux Factory – 11am-5pm

  • Interactive Activity: Lenguas, TransBorder Art

  • Fetenic (Caribbean-style picnic), I am CaribBEING – 2-6pm

  • Sound Walk, Fountain House Gallery

  • QiGong class, Cumbe – 1-2pm

  • Orisha Dance class, Cumbe – 2-3pm

  • Performance: Pocahontas and Malinche, New York Latin American Art Triennial – 2pm

  • Opening Reception: Martir, New York Latin American Art Triennial + TransBorder Art – 3-6pm

  • Hawaiian Dance 101, Cumbe – 3-4pm

  • Haitian Folklore dance class, Cumbe – 4-5pm

Nolan Park

  • Oysters in the Big Apple: A Celebration and Education, Billion Oyster Project – 10am-4pm

  • The Process: Art & Tech Exhibition, Harvestworks – 11am-5pm

  • Design in Flux: Textile Exhibition, the West Harlem Art Fund – 11am-5pm

  • Artist Residency Open House, American Indian Community House – 11am-5pm

  • Open Studios, Swale – 12-5pm

  • Music on the Porch Celebrating City of Water Day, Staten Island Urban Center – 12-4pm

  • Gallery walkthrough with artist Gal Nissim, NYC Audubon – 2-3:30pm

  • Lights Out Letter Writing Party, NYC Audubon – 3:30-4:30pm

  • Film Screening: Alone/Together, Taiwanese American Arts Council

  • Island to Island Exhibit Reception, Taiwanese American Arts Council

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Choosing The Right Truck Wheels, Your Guide To Performance and Durability

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By Bretton Love Choosing the right truck wheels can significantly improve your vehicle’s performance and durability. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll discover crucial factors to consider while selecting the perfect wheels for your truck. By carefully balancing aesthetics, durability, and performance requirements, you can maximize your truck’s potential and ensure a smooth, enjoyable driving experience.…

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Enjoy Outdoor Dining, Live Music, And Family Fun At El Barrio’s Open Streets

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This summer, head Uptown with the family for a diversity of dining options — plus a welcoming schedule of weekend fun — at the Open Streets in El Barrio. Every weekend through Labor Day, the Open Streets at Restaurant Row and the Open Streets at La Marqueta are programmed with street furniture for outdoor dining,…

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Sponsored Love: Choosing The Right Truck Wheels, Your Guide To Performance and Durability

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By Bretton Love Choosing the right truck wheels can significantly improve your vehicle’s performance and durability. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll discover crucial factors to consider while selecting the perfect wheels for your truck. By carefully balancing aesthetics, durability, and performance requirements, you can maximize your truck’s potential and ensure a smooth, enjoyable driving experience.…

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A Music-Filled Beach Fest Is Heading To Manhattan For A Limited Time This Summer

NYC is home to some pretty great beaches, but when it comes to the city’s relentless sweltering heat, we’re always open to welcome one more! And, well, we’re in luck!

This July, Seaport is bringing the beach to us with the return of Seaport Beach Fest.

People sitting on chairs watching live performances at Seaport Beach Fest
Mike Szpot, The Howard Hughes Corporation

For three days only New Yorkers are invited to grab their sunscreen and have all the fun in the sun, from digging their toes in the sand to enjoying stunning waterfront views as a pop-up beach takes over the Seaport Square!

The fest will be complete with refreshing drinks and tasty bites from food trucks all weekend long.

Plus, live performances and music from DJs–such as DJ MOMA–will keep the party going all weekend long, spinning a blend of hip-hop, afrobeats, soul, R&B, and underground dance grooves, along with classic jams, rare gems, and the latest dance floor hits.

People sitting on chairs watching live performances at Seaport Beach Fest
Mike Szpot, The Howard Hughes Corporation

Weekend highlights include:

Friday, July 28

Festivities will kick off with LIVE DJ sets curated by Maachew Bentley. Headliners DJ MOMA and Walshy Fire will then take over (2 p.m. – 7 p.m.)

Saturday, July 29

Start your morning with Lyons Den Power Yoga on the Heineken Riverdeck (10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.). Music curated by Deep Root Records, featuring Mia Moretti, Bina, and Jackal Jyve will then go on from 2 p.m. through 10 p.m.

Sunday, July 30

Keep the party going as bands take the stage from 1 p.m. – 5:45 p.m., followed by unforgettable performances from country artists Dalton & The Sheriffs and Wilson Springs Hotel.

Person sitting on chair with dog laying on the ground next to them.
Mike Szpot, The Howard Hughes Corporation

The best part–since the beach is popping up at the Seaport Square you won’t have to worry about trekking for what seems like an eternity across the hot sand to stake out a good spot to lay out your towel!

The party that is Seaport Beach Fest goes down the weekend of July 28-30 at the Seaport Square (89 South Street, between Piers 16 & 17). Find the full lineup of events here.

So grab your sunscreen and put on your shades and we’ll see you at the beach!

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