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[usernamenumber]

I'm in Manhattan this week, staying basically next door to the UN. Neat. My class also has a strange schedule as it runs 1-6 instead of 9-5. This means that I can afford to stay out later or can do stuff in the morning. Anybody have ideas? The only show I really want to see ([Title of Show]) is closed, to my great sadness. I think I'll tour the UN, but... Idunno. I really don't know NYC that well. Suggestions?

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[abazureonna.livejournal.com]

You probably already know to visit St Marks Place, yes? If you stroll down to St Marks Place, there's this completely awesome dog park full of people playing with small dogs. I had a lot of fun just hanging out & watching dogs with a cup of coffee.

There's always this (http://www.villagevoice.com/nycguide/index.php?sid=6).

If you can treat yourself a little, eat here (http://www.angelicakitchen.com/) while you're there! So deliciuos! It's not outrageously expensive or anything, but a meal for one would run anywhere from $12 - $20.

Have you been to the cloisters? (http://www.metmuseum.org/Works_of_Art/department.asp?dep=7)

Hmmm. None of this is very night-timey, for sure. St Marks Place really is a good place to just go looking for things to do, though.

[slyviolet.livejournal.com]

Check out the rush tickets, you might be able to get into a show that you'd think was otherwise unavailable to you, like Spamalot or something. (I don't know if it's still playing, but I thought it was.)

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[(Anonymous)]

My favorite spot in all of NYC is the public library. It's free and it's the only place I've ever been that's exactly like the movies. Wonderful.

MOMA is pretty good too but it costs money. Oh yeah, get some pasta in little italy.

-Dave