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Veterans Day Parade & Opening Ceremony Upcoming Events in Murray Hill...November 11, 2019 The information in this eblast is provided by The Murray Hill Neighborhood Association. We are sharing the information as a service to our members. If this notice does not interest you, please disregard it. If you are having difficulty reading this eblast you can view the eblast in PDF format: These weekly eblasts are available online at www.murrayhillnyc.org, in the News section, view Weekly Updates 2019. For street or lane closures visit www.murrayhillnyc.org Traffic Change Updates section. Please share this email with a friend, neighbor or colleague. You can sign up for these emails at www.murrayhillnyc.org, scroll down the Also Happening column, scroll down past the flowers. NOTICE TO MHNA MEMBERS: Our Membership personnel are changing, and you may experience delays in receiving your membership information when you join or renew your membership. An up to date list of the discounts can be viewed on the MHNA website. If you received an acknowledgement email when renewing or joining online, you can use it as proof of membership. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]. The Murray Hill Neighborhood Association is grateful to all veterans and active members of the armed services for their service to our country and their sacrifices to protect our freedoms. Veterans Day November 11 11am - 3:30pm Parade & Veterans Day Parade & Opening Ceremony Opening [Expect street closures and effects on traffic.] Ceremony President Trump will appear at the Opening Ceremony in Madison Square Park. Opening Ceremony: The parade is preceded by an Opening Ceremony in Madison Square Park (24th Street & Fifth Avenue). The ceremony begins at 11am and begins with a moment of silence to commemorate the precise moment of the Armistice that ended World War I (the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month). The ceremony ends just before 12pm with the laying of wreaths at the Eternal Light monument. Limited seating is available at the opening ceremony, with preference given to disabled and elderly veterans. For more information about the Veterans Day Parade visit https://parade.uwvc.org. The parade will occur on Monday, November 11 (Veterans Day), rain or shine. The Parade will start at 12pm, at the conclusion of the Opening Ceremony, and concludes around 3:30pm. It will be immediately preceded by a youth tribute march that will start at 11:05am. Route: The parade goes north on Fifth Avenue, from 26th to 46th Street. Starting at approximately 10:30am, there will be NO CROSS-TOWN TRAFFIC ACROSS FIFTH AVENUE between 24th Street and approx. 50th Street. Street closures will begin at 8am, and will continue uptown until the entire parade route is closed. Formation areas for the parade will be from 24th Street to 28th Street between 6th & 5th Avenue. November 13, 14 Schools and non-profits: Attend a capital funding grants info session Source: Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer's email of 10/2/19, October 2019 Update Capital Every year, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer provides funding in support of important capital projects throughout Manhattan. This funding is available to city funding info agencies, non-profit organizations, cultural institutions, and public schools for session for projects that enrich the community and city as a whole. As we do each year, my office is conducting information sessions to help schools and nonprofits manage the schools and ins and outs of the capital funding application process. Info Session for Schools: non-profits Wednesday, November 13 4 – 6pm, 530 W. 166th Street, 2nd Floor, RSVP https://www.eventbrite.com/e/capital-grant-session-for-schools-uptown-tickets- 74885664037 Info Session for Non-Profits: Thursday, November 14 1 – 3pm, 530 W. 166th Street, 2nd Floor, RSVP https://www.eventbrite.com/e/capital-grant-session-for-non-profits-uptown-tickets- 74885314993 November 14 7 – 9pm Sound Economics: Motives in Musical Economics, a concert, chat and reception A Classical Concert Series featuring Award winning composer Jeremiah Bornfield and The Cramer Quartet presented by The Henry George School of Social Science. These unique concerts will be a virtuosic and entertaining mix of concert and chat. Concert Program: Haydn “Sun” Quartet Op. 20 No. 2, Mozart “Spring” Quartet K. 387. Reception to follow. This concert is open to the public. Voluntary donations at the door are very much appreciated in order to help defray the cost of the concert. Please RSVP individually: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sound-economics-motives- in-musical-economics-tickets-76308184835. at the Henry George School of Social Science 149 East 38th Street (between Lexington & 3rd Avenue) Gridlock Alert 2019 Holiday Gridlock Alert Days Days Friday, November 15, 2019 Wednesday, November 20, 2019 Wednesday, November 27, 2019 Friday, December 6, 2019 Wednesday, December 11, 2019 Thursday, December 12, 2019 Friday, December 13, 2019 Wednesday, December 18, 2019 Thursday, December 19, 2019 Friday, December 20, 2019 November 17 1-3pm Senior Resource Day - get your questions answered about email, smartphones, tablets and more... FREE and open to seniors. Church of the Incarnation volunteers offer one-on-one tech assistance to help seniors in the community navigate the Internet and email, video chat, social media, smartphones, and tablets (such as iPads). All levels are welcome! Computers will be provided, but feel free to bring your own device. At 1pm Carey Davidson will offer some helpful practices for stress reduction, pain management and emotional well-being. Carey is the founder of Tournesol Wellness, an integrative and holistic medical center in Murray Hill. Complimentary refreshments, conversation and fellowship. To RSVP for this free event, email [email protected]. Flyer. at Church of the Incarnation - Parish House 209 Madison Avenue (between 35th & 36th Street) November 17 3:30pm Dear Composers: Surviving Families present the Composers in their Lives FREE and open to the public. Coffee and Danish cookies will be available in the lobby beginning at 3pm. Composer Douglas Townsend, Presented by Jean Townsend, Sonatina No. 2 for Piano; Composer Gregg Smith, Presented by Rosalind Rees Smith, Calamus Songs; Composer William Mayer, Presented by Meredith Mayer, Song-Cycle Enter Ariel; Composer Otto Luening, Presented by Catherine Luening, Second Potawatomi Legends; Composer Paul Turok, Presented by Susan Turok, Little Suite for Piano, Op. 9, Tango for James Adler. With a large cast of performers on piano, clarinet, flute, vocal. Special performance of William Mayer’s Subway in the Sunlight and Other Memories by Steven Mayer, piano, son of the composer. This concert is made possible by Members of the Musicians Club of New York. RSVP email [email protected] with your name and the number of seats you wish to reserve – you should receive a confirmation within 24 hours. Suggested minimum donation of $10. Flyer. at Scandinavia House – Victor Borge Hall 58 Park Avenue (between 37th & 38th Street) November 18 - December 24 Grand Central Holiday Fair Monday – Friday: 10am-8pm, Saturday: 10am – 7pm, Sunday: 11am – 6pm, Closed Thanksgiving • Christmas Eve 10am – 6pm. Hours subject to change Grand Central Terminal, Vanderbilt Hall 89 East 42nd Street Music in Midtown November 21 1-2pm Music in Midtown: Chamber Music on Fifth I FREE and open to the public. With performers Han Chen, piano; Julia Danitz, violin; Isabel Fairbanks, violoncello; Graeme Johnson, clarinet; Jeremy Kienbaum, viola; Jocelyn Lai, piano; Clare Monfredo, violoncello; Alexandra Smither, soprano; Alexei Tartakovsky, piano; Johnna Wu, violin; Fifi Zhang, piano; and Stephanie Zyzak, violin. Program includes Ariel Songs by Ned Rorem, Robert Schumann’s Piano Trio in D Minor Opus 63, Bela Bartok’s Sonata No. 1, Sz.75, for Violin and Piano and Mozart’s Piano Quartet in E-flat K. 493. No reservations required. Save the date for the final concert of 2019 on December 5. https://www.gc.cuny.edu/Page- Elements/Academics-Research-Centers-Initiatives/Doctoral-Programs/Music-(Ph-D- D-M-A-)/Program-Events at The Graduate Center CUNY 365 Fifth Avenue Room 1201 Elebash Recital Hall November 23 6 - 8pm Closing Reception for 'Soul Speaking' featuring paintings by Susan Harris-Demmet and Ingrid Sletten FREE and open to the public. This show, with paintings by New York artists Susan Harris-Demmet and Ingrid Sletten, explores the workings of the “all knowing unconscious mind.” Each artist uses different visuals to portray what the soul communicates. For more than twenty years The Community Church of New York has sponsored Gallery 35, a collective of artists. www.Gallery35nyc.com at Gallery35 30 East 35th Street (between Madison & Park Avenue) November 24 12:30pm (immediately following the service) A Thanksgiving (Doxology) Pot Luck Brunch at the Church of the Covenant Bring a friend and a dish to share if you are able. For more information contact The Church of the Covenant at: 212-697-3185 or [email protected]. Flyer at the Church of the Covenant (between 1st & 2nd Avenue) November 24 1:30 - 3pm Walking Tour of Historic Murray Hill LAST TOUR OF THE SEASON. FREE for new members. Learn about the many landmark buildings in Murray Hill, including the Union League Club, The Morgan Library, the Polish Consulate and others. The tour also features information about the well-known architects who designed them and the famous people who once called this neighborhood home, including Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, J.P. Morgan and others. Find out how Mary Murray distracted the British General Howe to allow the American army to escape during the American Revolution. Knowledgeable tour guides will focus on the unique architectural qualities of the buildings as well as the historic evolution of the neighborhood and its preservation as a residential oasis in Midtown Manhattan. Paula Thomson will be your tour guide.
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