Crime Tour and War Poster Exhibition: How to Spend a Weekend in New York (September 2-4)
'01.09.2022'
Olga Derkach
What: Exhibition “The Holocaust: What Hatred Can Do”
When: Friday-Sunday, September 2-4
Where: Museum of Jewish Heritage, 36 Battery Pl, New York, NY 10280
More: This is a new exhibition at the Jewish Heritage Museum featuring over 750 original items from the Jewish Cultural Cultural Center's own collection. Among them are testimonies of survivors of the Holocaust.
Seeking to educate people of all ages and backgrounds about the horrific events that led up to the Holocaust, the exhibit consists of items donated by survivors of the time and their families, many of whom live in New York City and nearby locations.
Cost: $ 0-18
What: Crime tour of New York
When: Friday-Sunday, September 2-4
Where: NE corner of 1st Ave + E. 83rd Street, in front of Big John's Moving 1602 1st Avenue NYC, NY 10028
More: The tour focuses exclusively on the most high-profile murders that occurred in New York from the 1960s to 1990s, without the mafia accent. It included well-known, as well as high-profile crimes that were widely reported on the front pages of newspapers at one time, but eventually sunk into oblivion. Eddie, a 20-year lawyer, New Yorker and true crime enthusiast, lived in the building where one of the most horrific murders took place.
Cost: From $ 65
What: Exhibition “Mushroom War”
When: Friday-Sunday, September 2-4
Where: The Ukrainian Museum 222 East Sixth Street (between 2nd & 3rd Avenues) New York, New York 10003
More: This is a series of nine original illustrations by Ukrainian artist Nikita Kravtsov. He was inspired by the folk tale of the same name, a popular classic of Slavic cultures, and the publication of the tale in 1909 with illustrations by the prominent Ukrainian graphic artist Georgiy Narbut. Kravtsov's modern interpretation rethinks the tale and, on its basis, creates scenes from the modern war in Ukraine.
Cost: $ 0-8
What: Film screenings for $3
When: Saturday, September 3, from 08: 00
Where: Cinemas of the city
More: In honor of National Film Day on September 3rd, participating theaters will screen a variety of films in all formats for as little as $3. Plus, you'll see special promotions and sneak peeks at upcoming shows from A24, Amazon Studios, Disney, Focus Features, Lionsgate, Neon, Paramount, Sony Pictures Classics, Sony, United Artists Releasing, Universal, and Warner Bros.
Check if your favorite cinema is eligible by entering your zip code on National Film Day website. The schedule of the sessions and the opportunity to purchase a ticket are also available there - its price is $ 3, it does not include taxes and fees for tickets.
Cost: $3
What: Exhibition of military posters
When: Friday-Sunday, September 2-4
Where: 2 East 79th Street, New York, NY 10075
More: As the face of many political and social movements, posters are essential for recruiting, advocacy and morale. Distributed by governments, political parties, trade unions and other organizations, political posters are timeless and cover the full range of political views and philosophies. The historical events of recent years have highlighted posters as a creative means of social expression, as well as a powerful tool used during social protest.
Cost: $ 0-10
What: East Village Food Tour
When: Saturday, September 3, from 15: 00
Where: Theater 80 St. Marks at 80 St. Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003
More: The East Village Food Tour introduces you to the cuisines and culture that make this one of the most diverse places in New York. You'll learn the stories of restaurant owners and chefs as you enjoy a 4-course meal of Ukrainian varenyky and other national dishes from the immigrants who have made the East Village one of New York's most diverse food districts.
Cost: $99
What: Debunking myths about Ukraine
When: Saturday, September 3, from 15: 30
Where: Times Square, Manhattan, NY 10036
More: Enemies of Ukraine have created and spread many myths about this state. Ukrainians are fighting for their country on all fronts, including the information one. Rumors spread quickly and people tend to believe them, but there is no heritage richer than honesty. Join the workshop to learn more about Ukraine, Ukrainian culture and its society. Support Ukraine and learn more about the country that has so much to give to the world.
Cost: Free options
Dear readers! Please note that due to the epidemic of coronavirus infection, some activities may be canceled or rescheduled for other dates. Therefore, before visiting, we recommend checking the information on the sites of the organizers.
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In addition, look for interesting events for every day of the week in our calendar... Come in, find out, share with your friends. Before visiting, check the organizer's websites for details and locations of events, as they may change.
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