Came here for a taping. It's got a very tiny waiting area but this staff seems to have some fun…read morealongside their professionalism & this set seems like a very fun place to work. I also hear Bill himself loves his fans and is very good to them; hopefully that's also reflected in how he treats his staff. When we were waiting for the show to start, they were playing hip-hop and people were dancing. How many sets can you say this happens at? A somber atmosphere this is NOT. Liked getting this glimpse into the world of daytime TV; feels like the kind of audience experience you should have once you get out of the long line in the freezing cold.

I love this show!!!!!!! YAY!!!! This show is great!!! Everyone should go! Its free and its in NYC!…read morethey dont make you stand outside like other shows and they have snacks in the holding room. Bill is great too! I love him! He is so funny! he interacts with the audience, says hello and talks to us during breaks. Some other show hosts are not as nice as Bill !!!! I love him!!!! The experience, overall was great. The staff was really nice as well. Def recommend attending one of their tapings! I love the Bill Cunningham show!!

The Lowdow: What is…read moreit: Each week, two of New York's best mixologists compete head-to-head to create the best cocktail using a series of secret ingredients... judged by YOU! What you get: Appetizers, 5 cocktail tastings, 2 cocktails of your choice (from the 6), DJs, free admission to "Late Night" Hudson Terrace party When: 8-10pm, Fridays from Jan 6th thru April 6, 2012 Doors open at 7:30pm - Upon arrival you are treated with one free patron Cocktail - The event is Sponsored by Patron. Foodwise you have Hummus, Quesadillas, French Fries, Guacamole, Veggie/Dip, Chips/Salsa. If it's hot it's good, if it's cold, its not. They pass around small drinks as you wait for the event to begin, sweet! There are Three Rounds - each with a secret ingredients. For our night (2/10) they were (1) Bloody Mary Mix (2) Brown Sugar Syrup (3) Lime Juice Eric (Team A) made a Horseradish Bloody Mary, Blood Orange Margarita and a Spin on Caipirinha Sydney (Team B) made a Tomato-ey Sweet Bloody Mary, Lemon Sorbet Margarita and an Apple Cider Drink TIP #1 - It was exciting to try them all, the trick is to pretend to throw your tab (from your bracelet) into the bucket and just keep going back and forth trying them. Just keep getting in line! TIP#2 - The MOMENT the competition ends go get your Full sized drinks (2). This is how they tally the winner. You only have like 10 min to get the drink and you can get it either from the bar or the competitors themselves. If you miss out, don't fret - they are valid at the after party upstairs! At the end of the night you will be happily dancing the night away - If you followed Tip#1 and got 4 samples of each of the 6 drinks. The only reason I downed this event to 3 stars is because the end was very uncoordinated, everyone was still enjoying the last round when they announce, you have 5 min to get your Drinks and vote. 5 min - 100+ ppl trying to get drinks? Really? The Afterparty was pretty lame, slow, BUT at this point, it doesn't matter because you've had a great night already and your with good friends, buzzed - or drunk, depending on your tolerance hahaha. Another thing that upset us was the fact that we thought one particular bartender should have won, he had lines 3x longer than the other but in the end that worked against him because these people waiting in line never got to vote for him. Voting is skewed and it never fun to watch a deserving person lose for being too good. Definitely give this event a try, it's win win. OH! And I got my tickets on Goldstar for $10! $10 for food, drinks and the Afterparty at Hudson Terrace. WIN WIN WIN! Go Go Go!!!

This was a pretty cool event. "free" drink samples and then two "free" full drinks of your choice…read morefrom the competition. Very lively event with lots of attractive women. Oh, and when I went, they had these delicious mini taco thingys that tasted like heaven. Afterwards, you had access to the Roof Top party that was even more cool. Especially when they open the roof. Definitely worth checking out, but try to get the deal price from Livingsocial or Groupon. Pay $40 instead of $80

First time coming here to see the American Repertory Ballet version of Cinderella it was also my…read morefirst time actually seeing a live ballet and it was a nice experience. The place is very clean and modern well you wait theres a little concession stand that sees alcohol and regular snacks and drinks the staff is very nice and helpful.The bathrooms are also very clean. The theater itself is small and very intimate and the acoustics are perfect. I loved it plus parking is literally nextdoor. I will be back here for another show eventually

We were here for the Vipul Goyla show (Indian Standup comedian) in June 2024. It is right in the…read moredowntown of New Brunswick and easy to reach, it reminds me of the district of any big city. There are a couple of more theaters nearby. It was not a big auditorium, we were in an auditorium (James M. Cahill Stage), with a capacity of app 500 folks. The show started on time, with no interruptions, Show went well and, after that, we got a chance to take a photo with Vipul Goyal- that was unexpected. The sound was perfectly balanced and good, with no issues in lighting- that's up to the Showrunners. Even seat arrangments, and view of the stage- it was good. A small bar and snack counter are there and enough restrooms- so it's all there . After the show, there were many restaurants nearby so no hassling in finding good restaurants as well.. we tried chai chenak, and it was good. Parking: either street side or cheap parking is available in parking garages. (attaching photo of parking rates of 'Morris Street Parking garage') It houses two state-of-the-art theater venues and three dedicated rehearsal spaces.

If I paid full price I could complain about the obstructed view seat (It's really obstructed. They…read morearen't kidding). If the theater manager (not sure of her title but that'll do) didn't move me and the group next to me, to infinitely better seats... I could complain about her brusk manner. But you can sorta tell she deals with persnickety jackasses on a daily basis, and she did me a solid with the third row center seat on a comp ticket. ::exploding fist bump:: The show itself, 3 Mics is excellent. That's it. You'll have to read my review for more: http://www.yelp.com/biz/3-mics-new-york?hrid=YlIzDZs3xc85oenSmAQk1A&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) The only thing keeping this theater from being a 5 star experience is how stuffy it is. Mine is not the only complaint about the climate control as you can see. The woman in front of me must have been a Girl Scout. She had a fan in her purse in the wintertime. I felt straight up, unadulterated envy when she whipped it out. And the fact that there's no refreshments available makes it doubly uncomfortable. I wanted a bottle of water so bad. Otherwise the seats are good, generously spaced on the risers with lots of leg room. They just need a good HVAC person to come in and straighten things out.

Went to go see Tail! Spin! and the theater was exactly what I had expected. It's a small intimate…read moretheater with no bad seats in the house. You can see the actors up close and personal which I love. There wasn't a refreshment stand but there are so many good restaurants around that wasn't a problem for us. Overall, the theater seems great for small productions and is a perfect spot for a casual date or get together with friends.

American Bachelor Party solves all your needs for a bachelor party in NYC. I knew where I wanted to…read moreeat and already had the limo booked from LI (where most of the guys were coming from) but Dave was willing to work with us to fill the rest of the evening with top notch entertainment. None of us could have asked for a better night. They have it all tho. I came to them late with already having some plans...but they can customize a night for you from the ground up. Great communication and professionalism. To top it off the price is right! If you are planning a bachelor party for your buddy this is by far the way to go!

Ok - here it is Saturday afternoon and I am finally sober enough to type this review of the beer…read morefest. I was absolutely blotto last night after this. Even more so after downing more drinks at Raines Law Room afterwards. I literally forgot my own name last night. My friend Sean and I got on line at around 7:30 and had to wait until doors opened at 8. Yes, it was raining out but at least we were kept entertained by some crazy drunk girl that was kicked out of the earlier session. She was actually foaming at the mouth while screaming out stupid nonsense to everyone. When doors opened we got in quickly and proceeded to get a few beers within a minute. Yes! The event was held in a nice event space in the Altman building. Well air conditioned, bright, and clean bathrooms. There were food and beer stands along the walls, and a main beer area set up in the middle with about 100 beers on tap all labeled and numbered. Terrific variety of beers to choose from. Light, dark, malty, creamy, reds, ambers, stouts, you name it. At one point near the end we were just calling out numbers to slug down beer after beer, With some of these in the 7-10% alcohol content we were feeling no pain. There was also a band playing throughout, and a downstairs area with communal benches and tables. I honestly can't remember too much more as I lost my mind by the end of the night. All I know is that we sampled a lot of terrific Belgian style beers. All the servers working the stations were cool and the event staff was nice and helpful. The crowd was not too bad either. It was busy but they did not oversell it. Never had to wait too long on lines. Plus, waited until the day before and Groupon put up a $40 ticket deal so we saved big time. Now I have to drink more tonight at a UYE German restaurant event. My liver hates me. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hitting this up tonight as the beer festival started today! Located in the Altman Bldg on West 18th street. Afternoon and evening sessions Fri and Sat. Hundreds of Belgian style beers to imbibe and sample. Good God this is gonna be epic! Will update review when I'm sober!

"I'm never drinking again"…read more That was the first thing that went through my head as I woke up at 6am Saturday morning, having attended the late session of the Belgian Beer Festival the previous night. This was a very well organized event. I was expecting massive crowds and long lines for beer and food. There was a pretty long line outside to get in but Phil H. and I got there pretty early and were lucky enough to be entertained by a crazy, screaming drunk girl from the afternoon session. They took care of checking everyone's tickets and stamping our hands while we were on line so at 8pm we were shuffled in with no delay. Once inside we were given a souvenir tasting glass, which I ended up way to drunk to keep track of at the end of the night. For three hours we were treated to tons of great Belgian and Belgian-style beers, mostly on tap and a few in bottles. The toughest part of the night was picking what to drink. I didn't have the same beer twice the entire night! In addition to the beer there was plenty of good snack from Luke's Lobster, My Friend's Mustard, and a few others. I did just read on their site that the first session was apparently littered with problems. Fortunately they cleared those up or did a great job of masking them by the time the evening session began. All in all it was a great night! The organizers put on a good event. It was crowded but nowhere near packed. We didn't wait more than a minute for anything. I look forward to attending more of Get Real NY's events.

A strange place, but cool. You enter by going down a staircase and then immediately back up…read moreanother, it is sort of disorienting but in a good way. It was very intimate, and with cheap beer as well!! The acoustics inside get a bit too echo like which makes the whole experience too loud. The thing that really struck me though was how I never felt as though I were in Williamsburg. The crowd here was very diverse, not too many hipster types at all. I try to stay away from Billyburg, I simply find it too pretentious, but I could see myself returning here.

The New York Society for Ethical Culture has a school and entertainment program. There's so much…read moreother activities available here for New Yorkers I'm not getting into. Ethical Culture is an ethical, educational, and religious movement established in 1877 by the academic Felix Adler. I'm using the term Ethical Culture but it goes by many different terms such as humanist. I'm definitely not an intellectual so I enjoy the programs particularly music. It's been years since I thought about going to the New York City campus. I saw a poster about Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and thought I would share this show in March 2025 at Adler Hall with you. I also found my photos from my last visit sorry to say it was July 11, 2016. You can research if you want additional shows or Society program information. Enjoy!

Really nice staff to plan an event. Great spaces. Great pricing too. Antonio is the best!read more