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The beloved Freezemeister is back! JACK FROST is live on stage and is taking your holiday season by storm! With a blizzard of frosty, fun-filled, family entertainment, he will warm the hearts of all ages. Witness icy illusions and mystifying magic! See juggling snowballs and snowman impersonations! Sing along with holiday favorites; “Frosty the Snowman” and “Let it Snow!” Watch the children delight in Jack Frost’s famous game of “Freeze!” And cheer on the charming champion of the “Perilous Plate Challenge!” There’s magic, music, merriment, and more with Mr. White Christmas himself. JACK FROST is a must see!
Location: Time Warner Center
Time: 6:00pm
November 15, 2012
TIME WARNER CENTER
Stop by Guest Services to pick up your exclusive VIP shopping pass and free gift
Aveda
- Complimentary hair touch-ups and hair consultations
- A stress relieving hand ritual and lip makeover with purchase
Jazz at Lincoln Center (5th Floor)
- Open House with free guided tours, holiday cheer
- Enter to win special gifts
- Exhibit: 25 Years of Celebrating America’s Music
Miriam Salat
- Special Trunk Show and ‘Update your holiday look!’
- Holiday cheer
New York Running Co.
- Giveaways
O&CO.
- Guided tours of ‘Grand Cru Olive Oil Selection’
- Complimentary 1.7 fluid ounce bottle of basil olive oil with any $60+ purchase
Rosetta Stone
- $125 off level 5 languages
Satya Jewelry
- Holiday cheer
Solstice Sunglass Boutique
- $50 off purchase of $195 or more and gift with purchase
October 29, 2012
Take a break from all the entertainment to celebrate your creativity with these family-friendly activities.
On the second floor of Time Warner Center, have fun with performers and face painters from the Big Apple Circus, and celebrate the season of giving with DOROT by making holiday cards for seniors in the community.
Don’t miss Kids’ Central at the American Bible Society, at Broadway and 61st Street, with face painting and tattoos hosted by the West Side YMCA, the New York Society for Ethical Culture, and fun wintry sensory tables, a winter wreath art project, and more from Apple Seeds. Plus, have your picture taken at the Time Out Kids photo booth and visit with UrbanSitter.
New York Institute of Technology will also have a face painter on hand at its location on Broadway between 60th and 61st Streets.
Just up the block at TD Bank on Broadway and 62nd Street, children and their parents can get creative as they customize their very own Elf Hat at this popular Winter’s Eve activity.
On west 65th Street between Broadway & Amsterdam Avenue at the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center, the
Film Society of New York will present a free screening of the American musical film, Annie, at 2:30pm, 5:00pm and 7:00pm.
Further north you can meet Sid the Science Kid in front of the Tisch WNET Studios at Lincoln Center, on Broadway and 66th Street! And, get a behind the scenes look at the studio.
If that wasn’t enough, we are lucky to have three Santas visiting Lincoln Square during Winter’s Eve – say hi to Santa at Brooks Brothers at 1934 Broadway and 65th Street, at Gracious Home on Broadway at 67th Street, and meet St. Nicholas at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle (Columbus Avenue at 60th Street). St. Paul’s will also be screening Christmas cartoon movies for children.
October 26, 2012
At 22, jazz piano prodigy Emmet Cohen plays with the maturity and confidence of a seasoned veteran. With astonishing technique and an innovative harmonic palate, Emmet engenders a deep musical bond with his audience. He has shared the bandstand with a plethora of Jazz luminaries, including Christian McBride, Joshua Redman, Patti Austin, Maceo Parker, Carmen Bradford, Billy Hart, and many others.
In 2008, Emmet won a Downbeat Award as an Outstanding Jazz Soloist, and was later chosen to be the pianist to play in the 2008 Gibson/Baldwin GRAMMY Jazz Combo, the 2008 Jazz Band of America (part of the Music for All National Festival), and the Monterey Jazz Festival’s 2008 Next Generation Jazz Orchestra. Finally, he was selected to be a recipient of the 2009 NFAA Clifford Brown/Stan Getz Fellowship, honored with a silver award.
In 2011, Emmet came in first place in the Kathleen T. and Philip B. Phillip’s Piano Competition at the University of West Florida, and also won the audience favorite award. Emmet won third prize in the Thelonious Monk International Piano Competition. Backed by Carl Allen and Rodney Whitaker, he performed a set at the Kennedy Center in front of 2,000 people.
On Winter’s Eve Emmet will be accompanied by Evan Sherman and Russell Hall.
Location: Time Warner Center, 10 Columbus Circle, 2nd Floor
Time: 8:00pm
October 26, 2012
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