Upcoming Events in Murray Hill...April 13, 2020

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Coronavirus update - links to information and resources

New York State is under a Stay-at-Home (PAUSE) directive until further notice! What is "Stay-at-Home" or PAUSE? People should not leave their homes except for essentials such as groceries and medicine or emergencies. When outside, cover your nose and mouth with a scarf, bandana or mask and practice social distancing. Businesses that do not provide essential services must close and send workers home. Businesses considered essential could include grocery stores, restaurants that do take out service, pharmacies, organizations that provide services for vulnerable populations, first responders and hardware stores. Public transportation continue to operate to get nurses, doctors, law enforcement officers, and other essential personnel where they need to go. Everyone else: Limit the use of public transportation to only when necessary. The situation changes by the hour as new information and directives come out. As much as possible we are trying to provide links to trusted source information so that you can check the most up-to-date information. This information is also posted on www.murrayhillnyc.org. Read more about: Preventing novel coronavirus (COVID-19) Directives for gatherings and facilities Transportation and travel Legislation and executive orders Assistance for individuals, homeowners, artists, workers and the unemployed Food assistance resources Medical resources and calls for medical professionals and volunteers Small business and nonprofits assistance and resources Schools and children Government offices and resource lists and scams Volunteer opportunities Online entertainment, culture & learning Neighborhood houses of worship, museums, educational and cultural institutions Neighborhood restaurants, food & spirits that are open for delivery & pickup (new items) Neighborhood retail, health care (including pets) & services that are open (new items) Businesses that are closed until further notice A very easy to follow COVID-19 resources page, courtesy of NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer: comptroller.nyc.gov/services/for-the-public/covid-resources/overview. Mental health resources: NYC Well, a confidential 24/7 helpline, staffed by trained counselors. They can provide brief counseling and referrals to care in over 200 languages. Call 888-NYC-WELL (888-692-9355), text "WELL" to 65173, chat at NYC.gov/nycwell. Domestic violence resources: All domestic violence shelters are operating and hotlines are available 24/7. National Domestic Violence Hotline, call 1-800-799-7233 (TTY: 1-800-799-7233), log onto thehotline.org, or text LOVEIS to 22522, Safe Horizon call 1-800-621-HOPE or visit Safehorizon.org/SafeChat to speak with an advocate.

Governor Cuomo launched the NY Stronger Together campaign urging New Yorkers to stay home, stop the spread and save lives. View La La Anthony's video .com/NYGovCuomo/status/1242086405658030080.

New discount offer, and Tavern is open for deliveries Park Avenue Tavern, 99 Park Avenue, 212-867-4484, parkavenuetavern.com, 15% off when ordering online for pickup/delivery, enter promo code MHNA when ordering at this link: https://order.igchospitality.com/menu.

Le Parisien Bistrot, 163 East 33rd Street, 212-889-5489, leparisiennyc.com. Le Parisien Bistrot has launched a gofundme campaign. All donations go to their staff and their families while the restaurant is closed. Donate at gofundme.com/f/le-parisien-bistrot.

Rev. Cornell Edmonds, Church of the Covenant, shares a video with words of encouragement https://youtu.be/E3i0eE3nxbc

To support the heroes of our community, Hill & Bay is raising money with a gofundme campaign. All contributions will be used to provide free meals from Hill and Bay (Murray Hill/Kips Bay, NYC) to NYC medical workers and first responders during the COVID-19 crisis. Your support will also help keep Hill and Bay open for business, continuing to employ the reduced restaurant workforce and to serve the community. Hill and Bay will increase the fund by contributing an additional 10% of the amount of all donations received. Donate at gofundme.com/f/2c5tk7-help-our-heroes. Hill and Bay, 581 2nd Avenue, 31st Street, 212-245- 5554, hillandbay.com.

Do you have used smart phones and chargers to donate? From: Dr. James Cho of Bellevue Hospital I am collecting donations of phone chargers and used smartphones for patients hospitalized at Bellevue. As you probably have heard, hospitals are restricting visitors due to risk, and one of the most difficult aspects of this disease is being alone while sick in the hospital. Many patients arrive to the Emergency Room without their phone charger. Hospital staff are charging phones when we can so patients can keep in touch with family, but the infection risk is not insignificant. A bag to collect these items will be available at the service entrance of The Carlton Regency, 137 East 36th Street, NE corner of . The service entrance is on the plaza level 36th Street side. The best time to drop off donations is daily from 8am-8pm. Thank you!

NYC Mayor's Office of Media Entertainment COVID19 Business Impact Survey Survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeDak89L6tXsDHzMu6bHZ44r-45f65ddinKQgz- 2Qb033_QfQ/viewform. This new survey is meant to gauge the current impact of COVID-19 on small businesses (500 employees or less) in the media and entertainment sectors, including film, television, music, theater, advertising, digital content creation, gaming and publishing. The responses will inform NYC policy recommendations for relief efforts at local, state and federal levels. The survey is quick (less than 5 minutes) and can be taken anonymously. All input is valuable and very much appreciated. The survey will be live until Thursday, April 23rd at midnight.

New York Public Library's Business Library offers online consultations Business consultation: a friendly and helpful Business Librarian will meet with you for a 30 minute video consultation and guide you through Library resources that can help you move your business projects forward. Weekdays from 12-4 pm. Book the next available appointment at https://calendly.com/businessnypl Career & Resilience Coaching (Free and Confidential): Get help from a career coach with updating your resume and getting other marketing materials ready. Get advice on networking, interviewing skills, etc. Career & resilience coaching too. A great group of coaches can help you build an action plan for whatever you need to accomplish career-wise. Book career and resilience coaching appointment at https://www.nypl.org/help/services/career-coaching. Financial Counseling (Free and Confidential) Make a 30-minute phone appointment to speak with counselors about your current financial situation, including general money management, budgeting, saving, banking, retirement planning, and more. Come prepared with your questions. This appointment is for a specific date and time. The counselor will contact you as the appointment approaches, and call you at the appointed time. Book your financial counseling appointment at https://www.genbook.com/ bookings/slot/reservation/30088127?category=87376814. Credit Counseling (Free and Confidential) Do you have credit or debt issues? Questions about your loans? Make a one hour phone or web appointment with a counselor from the Financial Coaching Corps, Community Service Society of NY. Please call 212-614-5586; leave a message, and a counselor will contact you.

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through May 15 Special New York State of Health insurance marketplace Enrollment is offering a special enrollment period Period for Health New Yorkers who sign up for health insurance before April 15th will have Insurance coverage starting April 1st. If you have lost your job, you have 60 days to sign up for insurance through the marketplace. info.nystateofhealth.ny.gov.

Webinar for April 13 6:30pm small Virtual Town Hall: Small Business Relief during businesses COVID-19 Borough President Gale Brewer will moderate a virtual Town Hall in partnership with Columbia University, the NYC Dept. of Small Business Services (SBS), the NYC Hospitality Alliance and the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce. Panelists Andrew Rigie from the NYC Hospitality Alliance, Kaaryn Simmons from the Columbia-Harlem Small Business Development Center, Jessica Walker from the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, and SBS Commissioner Gregg Bishop will be discussing the resources and opportunities available to small businesses to help you get through this crisis. Join the virtual town hall and submit questions in advance at neighbors.columbia.edu/events/virtual-town-hall-small-business-relief-during- covid-19.

Tuesdays 2pm Webinar presented by Manhattan Chamber of Webinar for Commerce: Covid-related updates for small small business owners businesses FREE. Experts will answer your questions on topics such as new government instructions or resources that are available. (weekly until further notice). Register manhattancc.org/common/Events/event_info.cfm? QID=29815&ClientID=11099&ThisPage=eventinfo

Tuesdays Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright has a Housing legal Tuesday housing legal clinic clinic Hosted remotely by telephone. If you need advice on housing issues, call 212- 288-4607 or email their office at [email protected] to reserve a spot.

April 14 2pm Webinar: Get Webinar: Medical perspective of New York’s your medical response to the FREE. Join Dr. Syra Madad (featured in the Docuseries “Pandemic: How questions to Prevent an Outbreak” and leader in public health and special pathogen answered preparedness and response) and Dr. Saskia Popescu (an infection preventionist with a focus on hospital biopreparedness), and get your questions answered. Register at .us/webinar/register/WN_86e6HJLMQfGR83XULL7mIg.

April 14 7:30-8:30pm Councilwoman Councilwoman Carlina Rivera's Facebook Live Carlina Rivera's conversation Discussing the latest on 's COVID-19 response and answering Live your questions. Carlina will share updates on how her team is working across Conversation District 2 and the City. To submit your questions in advance, email [email protected], or send a message or comment on Carlina's posts on Facebook or Twitter. facebook.com/CouncilwomanCarlinaRivera

April 14 6-7pm Small Business Town Hall meeting hosted by Council Member Keith Powers on Zoom Panelists include NYC Small Business Services Commissioner Gregg Bishop and Small Business Administration (SBA) New York District Director Beth Goldberg. The Hospitality Alliance and Manhattan Chamber of Commerce are also co-sponsoring this event. Flyer. To sign up and submit questions email [email protected]. on Zoom

every Monday through Friday 12-1pm CUNY Graduate Center presents Segal Talks: Talks about Daily Live Online Conversations with US and making art in Global Theatre Artists the Time of A daily one-hour LIVE online talk from Monday to Friday--about making art and Corona making sense in the Time of Corona, on howlround: howlround.com. The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center, The Graduate Center, City University of New York, 365 , at 34thStreet, theSegalCenter.org, [email protected].

April 16 1-2:30pm Webinar for National Resources and Policy Updates for Small small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 businesses Presented by SCORE. FREE. There are many programs and initiatives intended to assist small business owners, due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Do you know which one is right for your business? Register score.org/event/ national-resources-and-policy-updates-small-businesses-impacted-covid-19

Fridays 7:30pm Piano on Park presents musical concerts online Piano on Park now turns into Piano on Line and resumes its music programming Piano on Park with a series of weekly streamed web concerts. Musicians will perform from their presents musical homes. April 17, a solo piano recital by Ferdy Talan. April 24, will feature the virtuoso Tabla player Samir Chatterjee with music from India. Mr. concerts online Chatterjee was originally scheduled to do an in-person concert at Piano on Park on that same date.May 1, Cyrus von Hochstetter will perform a solo piano program. Cyrus is the Piano on Park host and organizer. To watch the concerts visit pianoonpark.com.

Sundays 11am, through April 26 Spring Sundays Rockefeller Center’s annual Spring Sunday family-friendly A curated virtural program of free family-friendly entertainment and art-making. Participate in art workshops with Art Production Fund, live music from Rock and entertainment Roll Playhouse, puppet theatre from Puppetsburg, DIY arts and crafts from Paper Source, demos from Never Stop Learning, and more rockefellercenter.com/whats-happening/2020/3/29/spring-sunday

Webinar: The Business of April 21 6pm Webinar: The Business of Broadway Hear from writers, directors, producers, and promoters about what goes into creating a Broadway smash and the paths for launching an exciting career in theater. What are some of the industry’s savviest minds planning for when the Great White Way goes live again? Panelists: Julia Levy, Executive Director, Roundabout Theatre Company, Eva Price, Producer, Maximum Entertainment Productions (Jagged Little Pill, Oklahoma!, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical), Aaliytha Stevens, Chief Operating Officer, SpotCo, Vivek J. Tiwary, Producer, Tiwary Entertainment Group (Jagged Little Pill, American Idiot, A Raisin In The Sun), Moderator: Willie Reale, Founding Artistic Director, The 52nd Street Project. Presented with the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment and NYU Stern. For more info visit centerforcommunication.org/calendar/2020/4/20/the- business-of-broadway-d62as. Register at https://zoom.us/webinar/ register/WN_cjGdVc2NRY-DWgChvMY7QA.

Important 2020 Census Dates PLEASE RESPOND TO THE CENSUS SURVEY WHEN YOU RECEIVE YOUR INVITATION. YOU SHOULD HAVE IT BY NOW. LET'S GET A GOOD RESPONSE RATE FOR MURRAY HILL! An Important NYC 2020 Census Message from Cardi B: youtube.com/watch? v=znXv63ZeEb4 There are 3 ways to respond to the Census: online, by phone, by mail. Census workers will visit homes that have not responded. April 1 is a key reference date for the 2020 Census. When completing the census, include everyone living in your home on April 1, 2020. The census contains only 10 questions, and none ask about employment, income, It's time to immigration, citizenship, or for your Social Security number. The census asks how many people are living or staying in your home, their sex, age, race, and respond to ethnicity, whether your home is owned or rented, your home address. All responses are confidential and protected by law. If you are responding online, you must complete the census in one sitting, as you won't have the ability to the 2020 save your progress. See the questions the census asks: https://2020census.gov/en/about-questions.html. The census is available online Census and by phone this year: my2020census.gov and 1-844-330-2020. If you need help filling out your census, you can email [email protected]. survey April 8-16: Reminder letters and paper questionnaires will be delivered to remaining households that have not responded. April 20-27: Final reminder postcards will be delivered to households that have not yet responded before census takers follow up in person. May 13-extended to August 14: If a household does not respond to any of the invitations, a census taker will follow up in person. Also, please, beware of scams. No one should be knocking on your door claiming to be a Census Taker or Enumerator, since now that phase will not begin until early summer. So for now, do not open the door to anyone claiming to be with the Census. If you respond to the Census 2020 survey immediately when you get the invitation, nobody should be knocking on your door. December 2020: The Census Bureau will deliver apportionment counts to the President and Congress as required by law. by March 2021: The Census Bureau will send redistricting counts to states. This information is used to redraw legislative districts based on population changes. Earth Day

April 22, 2020 will mark 50 years of Earth Day.

April 22 1pm Webinar: Understanding Census Tracts FREE. Learn how to analyze census information for small geographic areas. Webinar: Census This presentation will describe the origins of the Census Tract; how it evolved Tracts into its present-day form, how it is used, and what types of data are applied at tract level. Presenter: David Kraiker, Data Dissemination Specialist, U.S. Census Bureau census.gov/data/academy/webinars/2020/geography-tracts.html

April 26 2pm (Postponed until further notice) A Musical Love Story: Oy Father The true musical love story of a Jewish Woman Cantor and a Catholic Priest. By Bill McBride. With Irene Failenbogen and Bill McBride. Original Music: Irene Failenbogen. Violin: Anna Maria Manalo. Directed by Rhonda Carol. Tickets $25 / MHNA members get 10% discount. For reservations call 212-682-2626. Flyer at The Makor Center for Spiritual Judaism 109 East 39th Street (between Park & Lexington Avenue)

April 27 2pm Webinar: Researching your NYC Building Webinar: In this lecture, participants will learn how to use various New York City and Village Preservation resources to discover the age of their building and other Researching information as well. Whether your building is five years old or 105 years old, your NYC there is a myriad of online resources that can help you uncover the history of your building. Presenter: Sarah Bean Apmann, Director of Research and Building Preservation, Greenwich Village Society of Historic Preservation. Register at https://zoom.us/webinar/register/3415861794968/WN_ FCXPNZ7KR6esynSfCDdFnw

April 28 1-2pm Webinar: Marketing Advice to Combat an Webinar for Economic Downturn FREE. Consistent, clear communication with your customers is vital, so they small understand when, how, and where they can still do business with you. Join businesses marketing maven and host of the Small Business Revolution, Amanda Brinkman, as she outlines actionable marketing strategies to help you weather the storm. Register score.org/event/marketing-advice-combat-economic- downturn.

May 7 2-3:30pm LIVE WEBINAR Navigating Long-Term Webinar for Uncertainty and the Aftermath of Disruption small FREE. Presented by The Crisis Tamer Lisa Dinhofer, this webinare will provide businesses 'navigational tools' for working with uncertainty and planning for the aftermath of disruption. Register score.org/event/navigating-long-term-uncertainty-and- aftermath-disruption

May 14 11am-12:30pm LIVE WEBINAR Essential PR Tools and Tactics - Elevate the Visibility of Your Business While Webinar for Being Sheltered in Place small FREE. Promoting your business during the coronavirus outbreak presents businesses unique opportunities. New technologies, subscriber lists, social media and strong digital connections are more important than ever, and more powerful than ever before. Register score.org/event/essential-pr-tools-and-tactics-elevate-visibility-your- business-while-sheltered

May 15 (date dependent on when the NYPL reopens) SIBL reopens at 5th Avenue and 40th Street SIBL is now closed at the 188 location. On May 15 they will NYPL SIBL reopen at their new location (5th Avenue and 40th Street, Midtown Library) relocates under a new name, The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library's Business Center. Learn more. NOTE: All New York Public Library locations will be closed to the public until further notice. Read more

IMPORTANT Important Election Dates ELECTION The PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY has been rescheduled to June 23. In New DATES York State, you must be registered with a party to vote in that party's primary elections. There will be no Republican Presdential Primaries this year ( is the only Republican presidential candidate.) Bernie Sanders has dropped out of the Democratic Presidential race, but will remain on the ballot. Everyone is encouraged to apply for an Absentee Ballot using "temporary illness" as the reason. You can list a date range with an end date after November 3 to cover the General Election. Link to the application form below. You can apply now for an absentee ballot and later can decide later whether or not to use it. Apply for an absentee ballot from the NYC Board of Elections if you will not be able to go to the polling place: Deadlines to submit absentee ballots. Form: https://www.vote.nyc.ny.us/downloads/pdf/ forms/boe/absenteevoting/absenglish.pdf

May 29 Register to vote deadline for the primary elections June 3 Change of address notices from registered voters for the primary elections. June 16 Deadline to mail in Absentee Ballot request. June 23 ALL PRIMARIES November 3 GENERAL ELECTION (Early Voting from October 24-November 1) Register online: https://www.elections.ny.gov/VotingRegister.html. Important dates: https://www.elections.ny.gov/VotingDeadlines.html Visit the NYC Board of Elections website for further information and dates: www.vote.nyc.

Ongoing events in the neighborhood

(All in-person ongoing events are suspended until further notice due to the

coronavirus. Some events will be virtual. Check websites for details.)

Mondays 11am-12pm Spanish/English Story Hour for Little Ones Free. With Esther Rosado & Sandy Brooks. Interactive storytelling, movement and music in English & Spanish for children ages 1.5 - 4 years old. Build early language skills. For information contact Jil Novenski 212-683-4988 X 117 or [email protected]. at The Community Church of NY 40 East 35th Street (RE Classrooms)

First Monday of each month (except holidays) 1 - 3:30pm Manhattan VA Hospital Military Mondays Free Legal Clinic The attorneys are available by appointment and to walk-in clients on Military Mondays: the first Monday of every month (except holidays) at VA’s Manhattan Free Legal Campus. Valuable legal services are being offered free of charge by high status Clinics for NYC legal firms to Veterans at, or below poverty level. Pro bono legal services can help Veterans with legal programs relating to social security benefits, Veterans housing concerns and child support issues. In cases of immediate need or to make appointments, they recommended calling 917-661-4500 which acts both as an appointment line and a hotline to refer clients to the appropriate avenue for relief. 423 East 23rd Street 1st Floor Atrium

AKC Museum of the Dog museumofthedog.org, 212-696-8360. The Museum of the Dog has one of the finest collections of canine-related art. The special exhibits and permanent collection combine fine arts with cutting edge technology and interpretation. The Museum of the Dog provides unique and engaging experiences for visitors of all ages. Many programs are free with the price of admission. Check their website calendar for events. Tuesday through Sunday 10am to 5pm. at AKC Museum of the Dog (entrance on 40th Street)

Mondays 7pm Big Apple Chorus open rehearsals (for men and women) Free and open to the public. If you can carry a basic tune you can join New York City's longest running non-classical men's (and now women's) a cappella singing group, a diverse group of all ages and backgrounds. Open rehearsals are held almost every Monday at 111 East 33rd Street (between Park & Lexington Avenues) in the Norman Thomas High School auditorium, but call or email first to confirm schedules and holidays. No reservation necessary. For more information visit www.bigapplechorus.org. Telephone: 646-535-2191. at the Noman Thomas H.S. Auditorium 111 East 33 Street, 2nd Floor

Henry George School of Social Science Free classes, open to the public. Single classes and 8-course certificate programs: Principals of Political Economy. Economic Science . Money, Credit & Banking . Land Value Capture: Theory and Practice . The New Economics of the Business Cycle . Free Trade and Globalization . History of Economic Thought, and more. Students can take courses or single classes. For information email [email protected] or call 212-889-8020. Learn more about the courses and register at hgsss.org. at Henry George School of Social Science 149 East 38th Street (between Lexington & 3rd Avenue)

The Morgan Library & Museum Calendar The Morgan Library & Museum, 225 Madison Avenue at 36th Street. MHNA members can book tickets for The Morgan's public programs (concerts, talks, films, etc.) at The Morgan's member price. This applies to all single events (except for the Orchestra of St. Luke's concerts). Click "Member" when ordering online, or if you are ordering by phone mention that you are a MHNA member. Call Visitor Services at 212-685-0008 for phone orders

Turtle Bay Music School See their website: www.tbms.org, email: [email protected]. We are saddened to report that the TBMS's time as a community music school will soon come to an end.

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Community Board 6 Calendar. Community Board 6 meetings are open to the public, and you can express your views and concerns about various issues. Community Community Board 5 website Meetings The 17th Precinct Community Council meeting is held on the last Tuesday of every Month at 6:30pm at the Sutton Place Synagogue, 225 East 51st Street. Check their website for details. Also look for their Build the Block (neighborhood policing) meetings.

New York Public Schwarzman Building 476 Fifth Avenue (42nd St and Fifth Ave) Library Events Calendar (many events are family friendly) Check their calendar for workshops on computers and popular software such as Excel and Word, book talks, NOTE: The NYPL programs for kids, films, etc. Many of the Mid-Manhattan Branch programs have been relocated to the Schwarzman Building while Mid-Manhattan is being is suspending all renovated. public facing Science, Industry and Business Library (SIBL) Note: SIBL is moving programs until at to Mid-Manhattan location and the Madison Avenue location is closed. least the end of 188 Madison Avenue @ Many free events and workshops for small businesses, individuals and families March. Calendar For individuals and families: The Financial Coaching Corps program supports the financial stability of individuals and families in the community. One-on-one sessions with a financial coach provide tools and skills for money management. Learn more and sign up for a free session with a local counselor. For seniors: They can also help with questions about Medicare nypl.org/ moneymatters. For businesses: Quick Consultations - quick tips and pointers on how the resources of the Library can help you and your business. For more information visit https://www.nypl.org/help/services/smallbiz/quick-consultation

Mid-Manhattan Library - reopens on May 15* (tentative) 455 Fifth Avenue The Mid-Manhattan Library is closed from August 1, 2017 until May 15, 2020 for renovation. Services are relocated to the Schwarzman Building, SIBL and other neighborhood libraries during the renovation. On May 15, SIBL will reopen at their new location (5th Avenue and 40th Street) under a new name, The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library's Business Center. Learn more. For more general information on the temporary closure and on the project overall, please visit nypl.org/midtown. To share feedback or ask questions, please email [email protected].

Kips Bay Library 446 Calendar (many events are family friendly)

Grand Central Library 135 East 46th Street (between Lexington & 3rd Avenue) Calendar (many events are family friendly) Calendar of Events in

CUNY Graduate Center Calendar Music-in-Midtown Save the dates: April 16, April 30, May 14. Concerts are at CUNY Graduate 1pm and evenings. Free and open to the public. Center Free Public Events at The Gotham Center for New York History CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Avenue (between 34th and 35th Street)

Baruch Performing Arts Baruch College Some events are free. Calendar Lawrence N. Field Center for Entrepreneurship (events & workshops) 55 Lexington Avenue (at 25th Street) "The Tower", Suite 2-140 [email protected]

Every day at 12:30pm Official Tour This 75-minute tour, led by Municipal Art Society docents, highlights the history, architecture and operation of the world's largest train terminal. MHNA members get the MAS member price Cost: $30 adults / $20 MAS members, seniors and more (register online) Meet at GCT's Main Concourse

Every Friday 12:30pm FREE Walking Tour of the Grand Central Neighborhood The Grand Central Partnership offers a no-reservations-required walking tour that provides a survey of many architecturally and historically significant sights around Grand Central Terminal. For additional information visit http://www. grandcentralpartnership.nyc/things-to-do/tours or contact [email protected]. Meet in the street-level atrium at 120 Park Avenue (southwest corner of East 42nd St and Park Avenue)

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