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- June 13 / Tue
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Museum Mile Festival
Every institution from The Met to El Museo del Barrio offers free evening admission while musical acts and circus performers entertain you as you travel down the traffic-free street.
Time: 6pm
Place: Fifth Ave., between 82nd St. and 105th St.
Cost: Free
- classical
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- June 13 / Tue
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Trinity String Quartet
This string ensemble deepens the dusk with music by Henry Purcell, Philip Glass, and Alexander Borodin.
Time: 6:30pm
Place: Hudson River Park, Pier 96, 56th St. at West Side Hwy.; 212-533-7275
Cost: Free
See complete Take Me to the River schedule
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Stars of Tomorrow
Future Yo-Yo Mas and Itzhak Perlmans perform classical and jazz compositions along with their faculty from the Manhattan School of Music.
Time: 6pm
Place: Hudson River Park, Pier 45, 10th St. at West Side Hwy.; 212-533-7275
Cost: Free
See complete Take Me to the River schedule
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- concerts
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The Eels
Quirky pop-rock from the veteran alternative band fronted by Mark Oliver Everett (who composed the acclaimed sountrack for the film, Levity).
Time: 7pm
Place: World Financial Center; West St. at Vesey St.; 212-945-0505
Cost: Free
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Sonic Youth
The emissaries of post-punk, having just released their aptly titled album, Rather Ripped, kick off a summer tour with a CBGBs gig.
Time: 8pm
Place: CBGB, 315 Bowery, at Bleecker St.; 212-982-4052
Cost: TBD
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- June 13, 14 / Tue, Wed
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Radiohead
The universally popular Euroband plays just weeks before the release of lead singer Thom Yorke's solo album.
Time: 8pm
Place: Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plz., between 31st and 33rd Sts.; 212-465-6741
Cost: $54.50
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- June 15 / Thu
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Maceo Parker
The famed saxophonist—and former accompanist for Prince and James Brown—kicks off Celebrate Brooklyn!'s opening night with his signature funk.
Time: 8pm
Place: Prospect Park Bandshell, 9th St. at Prospect Park West; 718-855-7882
Cost: $3 suggested donation
See complete CelebrateBrooklyn! schedule
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- June 16 / Fri
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Prince featuring Tamar
If you didn't get a golden ticket with your copy of 3121, here's a chance to see the legend —albeit amidst hundreds of GMA fans.
Time: 7am
Place: Bryant Park Upper Terrace, 42nd St. at Sixth Ave.
Cost: Free
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Nu Jazz Today!
Guitarist Charlie Hunter, drummer/electric percussionist Bobby Previte, and guitarist/composer Elliot Sharp offer innovative jazz at the opening night of SummerStage.
Time: 7pm
Place: Rumsey Playfield, Central Park; enter the park at 69th St. and Fifth Ave.; 212-360-2777
Cost: Free
See complete SummerStage schedule
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Tiempo Libre, Javier García, Cuban Cowboys
A night of hot Latin rhythms: tropical jazz from Grammy-nominated Tiempo Libre, edgy nueva musica with Javier García, and urban rock from the Cuban Cowboys.
Time: 7pm
Place: Prospect Park Bandshell, 9th St. at Prospect Park West; 718-855-7882
Cost: $3 suggested donation
See complete CelebrateBrooklyn! schedule
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- June 17 / Sat
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Rhett Miller, Teddy Thompson, Ollabelle
Former Old 97's frontman Rhett Miller teams up with singer Teddy Thompson for a night of American folk, blues, and devotional music with Ollabelle.
Time: 4pm
Place: Rumsey Playfield, Central Park; enter the park at 69th St. and Fifth Ave.; 212-360-2777
Cost: Free
See complete SummerStage schedule
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Laurie Anderson, Chirgilchin
The multimedia maven is accompanied by musicians Skuli Sverrisson and Peter Scherer for an evening of music and stories. The program starts with the mystical sounds of the Tuvan throat singers of Chirgilchin.
Time: 7:30pm
Place: Prospect Park Bandshell, 9th St. at Prospect Park West; 718-855-7882
Cost: $3 suggested donation
See complete CelebrateBrooklyn! schedule
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- June 18 / Sun
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Chris Takfarinas, Berry & Panjea, Turntables on the Hudson
Traditional Algerian folk music, French pop, flamenco, reggae, and funk...and that's just Takfarinas.
Time: 3pm
Place: Rumsey Playfield, Central Park; enter the park at 69th St. and Fifth Ave.; 212-360-2777
Cost: Free
See complete SummerStage schedule
- festivals
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- June 18 / Sun
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Park Slope 7th Heaven Street Fair
More than a mile of local vendors and boutiques peddle their wares amidst live music, kiddie rides, and restaurant outposts.
Time: 11am
Place: Seventh Ave., between Flatbush Ave. and 16th St., Park Slope, Brooklyn; 718-789-4100
Cost: Free
- food
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- June 13 / Tue
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Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation
Over 25 top-notch Brooklyn restaurantssuch as Blue Ribbon Sushi, iCi, Patois, and Superfineparticipate in this fundraiser to fight global hunger.
Time: 7pm-10pm
Place: Tobacco Warehouse, Brooklyn Bridge Park, 26 New Dock St., at Water St.; 877-268-2783
Cost: $75
- movies
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- June 16 / Fri
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The Lake House
Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock team up again without the runaway bus. This time around, the two exchange love letters, only to realize that they live two years apart.
Get showtimes
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- June 17 / Sat
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Smithereens
This 1980s B-movie stars Susan Berman as a young woman trying to make a name for herself in Greenwich Village. Little Brooklyn, Miss Saturn, and Dottie Lux give burlesque performances before the screening.
Time: 8:30pm
Place: Coney Island Museum, 1208 Surf Ave., between Stillwell Ave. and W. 12th St.; 718-372-5159
Cost: $5
See complete Coney Island film schedule
- readings
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- June 12 / Mon
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Necessary Targets
This feminist fund-raising reading of Eve Ensler's play about women and war is stock full of Oscar-winners: Kathy Bates, Jane Fonda and Marcia Gay Harden.
Time: 7pm
Place: Studio 54, 254 W. 54th St., between Broadway and Eighth Ave.; 212-719-1300
Cost: $15-$500
- sports
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- June 16, 17, 18 / Fri, Sat, Sun
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Chelsea Challenge Hockey Tournament
Now in its sixth year, this open tournament hosted by the New York City Gay Hockey Association features competitors from all over North America.
Time: Game times vary; registration begins at 9am
Place: Chelsea Piers, Sky Rink, Pier 61 at 23rd St.; 212-252-4351
Cost: $90 for players; $35 for guests; free for spectators
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- June 17 / Sat
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NYPD vs. FDNY Baseball Game
The Finest take on the Bravest at the seventh annual charity game, with entertainment from the Brooklyn Sym-phony band and appearances by celebrities both in and out of the world of sports.
Time: 7pm
Place: KeySpan Park, 1904 Surf Ave., between W. 17th and W. 19th Sts.; 718-449-8497
Cost: $10
- theater
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- June 13-July 9 / Tue-Sun
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Shakespeare in the Park: Macbeth
Moisés Kaufman (I am My Own Wife) directs Liev Schreiber in Shakespeare's political thriller. Previews begin this week.
Time: 8:30pm
Place: The Delacorte Theater, Central Park (use the 81st St. and Central Park West entrance and follow the footpath); 212-539-8750
Cost: Free
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