Mott Haven Farmers Market

Mott Haven Farmers Market

Date: October 31, 2012

Shop for farm fresh fruits , herbs and vegetables,baked cookies,and cakes. There will be a tea tasting and Stellar Market cooking demonstrations as well as representatives from Just Food offering their tips. Nutritional information and health literature will be offered.US cash EBT and WIC vouchers accepted.

Start time: 10:00 am

End time: 6:00 pm

Contact phone: (718) 877-7113

Location: Padre Plaza, Success Garden (in Padre Plaza)

Mott Haven Farmers Market
Sun, 28 Oct 2012 04:00:03 GMT

Savor the Bronx Restaurant Week returns

Savor the Bronx Restaurant Week returns

Discover the true culinary spirit of the Bronx without reaching deep into your wallet — just be sure to bring an appetite. From Oct. 29 to Nov. 9, some of the borough’s best restaurants will offer economical eats as part of the second annual Savor the Bronx Restaurant Week.

Savor the Bronx Restaurant Week returns
JEANETTE SETTEMBRE
Sun, 28 Oct 2012 10:00:23 GMT

Van Cortlandt Park Cemeteries

Van Cortlandt Park Cemeteries

Date: October 28, 2012

Van Cortlandt Park is one of the largest parks in New York City. Not only does it have extensive facilities, but is also rich in Bronx and New York City history. Join the Bronx Borough Historian Lloyd Ultan on a tour through the park, highlighting the ancient burial grounds and more hidden treasures.

Start time: 2:00 pm

End time: 3:30 pm

Contact phone: (718) 881-8900

Location: West 246th Street and Broadway (in Van Cortlandt Park)

Van Cortlandt Park Cemeteries
Sat, 27 Oct 2012 04:00:04 GMT

Fw: Halloween and Events at Indian Road, 10/26-10/31

Having trouble viewing this email? Click here 600 West 218th Street, New York, NY 10034 HALLOWEEN   & EVENTS AT INDIAN ROAD 10/26-10/31 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th 7:30PM, LIVE MUSIC: Dave Rogers on piano   SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th 8PM, LIVE MUSIC: Campo & Ryan play semi acoustic guitar     10:30PM, Our Halloween line up continues as local author   Sandee Harris reads from her new book "Mean Spirited Tales" From Amazon.com: Stories for those unafraid to look... Includes the tale of a sadist, a beheading, liver paté, alcoholism, and a slow rotting from the inside out -- with three homage's to death metal, one featuring Helen, a pseudo French Canadian gremlin, and Delia, her loyal half-sister from a non demonic paternal figure...     11:30PM, IRC Halloween Movie Night: Night of the Living Dead It draws us into its world gradually; content to establish a merely spooky atmosphere before leading us through a horrifically logical progression that we hardly could have anticipated. The story is simple: Radiation from a fallen satellite has caused the dead to walk, and hunger for human flesh. We follow a group holed up in small farmhouses who are trying to fend off the inevitable onslaught of the dead. Night of the Living Dead establishes savagery as a necessary condition of life. Marked by fatality and a grim humor, the film gnaws through to the bone, and then proceeds on to the marrow.   SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th 12 - 2PM, Will Teez Bike Club The Inwood Cycling Club meets every Sunday outside of the Indian Road Café. Show up any time after 11am. We'll head out a bit after noon, leaving plenty of time to get properly caffeinated, hydrated and schmooze. Meet your neighbors, Rep Your Hood and get your ride on. Everybody's welcome, come one come all.   1 - 3:30PM, Sunday Songs with Steve Murphy Now in his third year at IRC, the Cafés longest running musical act plays piano medleys from The Beatles, Gershwin, Joel, Porter, Ragtime, Rogers and Hart, Broadway and a bit of opera. Impromptu solos of all styles receive a free drink or dessert.      7PM, LIVE MUSIC: Local Inwoodites "The Biscuit Rollers" play   rock and blues   MONDAY thru FRIDAY 4 - 7PM, Happy Hour at the bar   TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30th   5PM, Mexican Street Food specials: Every Tuesday Chef Miguel Lopez cooks traditional street food from his native Mexico City.     7PM, Indian Road Knitting Circle Come on in, have a glass of wine, and knit. Come on in, have a glass of wine, and knit.  This week - Halloween Body Part Mayhem!     9PM, LIVE EVENT: Famed pianist Joel Forrester plays piano to   F.W. Murnau's silent NOSFERATU (1922) As noted critic Pauline Kael observed, "...this first important film of the vampire genre has more spectral atmosphere, more ingenuity, and more imaginative ghoulish ghastliness than any of its successors."   WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st HALLOWEEN 5PM, Spooky Halloween food and drink specials all evening long   8 - 10PM, Pub Quiz with the Dr. Jordan, the Evil Mr. Phil &   OJ the Imposter TONIGHT: Fozzie and George host A Very Scary Halloween Pub Quiz With a special Halloween costume contest and great prizes!           Hendrick's Beer of the Week    ON DRAUGHT Coney Island Freaktoberfest Brooklyn, New York   8oz     6.66%abv     $6 "Auburn-blood red color with pink foam. Aroma of candy corn and caramel. Malty marzen flavor with a grapefruit juice finish. Definitely stands out as one of the more original and enjoyable annual Octoberfest offerings."   Southern Tier Imperial Pumking Lakewood, New York   8oz     8.6%abv    $6 "It's back! Full bodied with bold taste, a spicy aroma and a deep copper color. Just slightly hoppy. Best of the pumpkin beers out there by far and perhaps altogether our favorite seasonal. Superb."   Founder's Breakfast Stout Grand Rapids, Michigan      8oz   8.3%abv   $6 "Pours pitch black with very faint fizz. Smells phenomenal: strong chocolate and coffee notes pour out of the glass. Taste follows the nose perfectly, strong chocolate, both bitter and sweet, and coffee flavors abound from this spectacular brew. Full-bodied with a smooth, velvety texture and no mouth-carbonation. A perfect 100 on ratebeer."   Bronx Brewery Rye Pale Ale Bronx, New York   16oz     6.3%abv     $7 "Lots of spicy rye character along with some peppery aroma. A bright lemony citrus hop aroma and flavor along with some nice spiciness. A little bit of dark berry fruitiness and a fairly light resinous bitterness. It's pretty lovely stuff."   BY THE BOTTLE Oskar Blues G'Knight (Gordon) Lyons, Colorado   16oz   8.7abv     $10 (can) "Gordon is a dry-hopped hybrid strong ale somewhere between a Double IPA and and Imperial Amber Ale (IAA). Brewed in tribute to the late Gordon Knight, Gordon is brewed with massive amounts of American hops".   Joe Mama's Milk (Keegan Ales) Kingston, New York    12oz     8%abv        $9 " Joe Mama's starts out with the Mother's Milk recipe, then copious amounts of brown sugar are added to increase body and alcohol. After primary fermentation, cold coffee extract is infused from friends down the street at Monkey Joe's Roasting Company."   Long Trail Harvest Ale $6 Neumarkter Lammsbräu Organic Dunkel $9     INDIAN ROAD CAFE 4 COURSE FARM TO TABLE THANKSGIVING MENU Thursday, November 22nd 1 - 8PM    Soup Roasted Local Acorn Squash Soup coconut milk, spiced croutons   Salad Endive Salad wisconsin wild rice, dried cranberries, blue cheese   Main Choice of: Free Range Vermont Oven Roasted Turkey traditional giblet gravy w/ fresh herbs, local sweet potato puree w/ maple syrup, cornbread stuffing w/ local leeks, roasted paisley farm brussels sprouts w/ smoked bacon   Smoked Bacon Wrapped Pork Loin chestnut-apple stuffing, local sweet potato puree w/ maple syrup, roasted paisley farm brussels sprouts   Maple Glazed Baked Wild Caught Salmon local sweet potato puree w/ maple syrup, cornbread stuffing w/ local leeks, roasted paisley farm brussels sprouts w/ smoked bacon   Oven Roasted Half Hudson Valley Duck (8 supp) local sweet potato puree w/ maple syrup, cornbread stuffing w/ local leeks, roasted paisley farm brussels sprouts w/ smoked bacon   Butternut Squash Flan pecorno, parmesan, asiago, sweet corn, local sweet potato puree w/ maple syrup, cornbread stuffing w/ local leeks, roasted paisley farm brussels sprouts w/ smoked bacon   Dessert Petite Thanksgiving Dessert Plate Maple-Bourbon Pecan Pie, Local Apple Tartlet,   Deconstructed Pumpkin Pie   ~ $45 per person / $65 with paired wine / $15 children under 12 ~   Reservations:  212/942-7451     Forward this email  |   Indian Road Cafe | 600 West 218th Street | New York | NY | 10034

Halloween Weekend - Ghoul Pool

Halloween Weekend - Ghoul Pool

Date: October 27, 2012

Happy Halloween from the Ghoul Pool! Get the scare of your life...or death.

Start time: 3:00 pm

End time:

Contact phone: (718) 430-1890

Location: Van Cortlandt Park Pool (in Van Cortlandt Park)

Halloween Weekend - Ghoul Pool
Wed, 24 Oct 2012 04:00:03 GMT

Fw: UPCOMING: October 31st - On Education; November 29th - Tech Forum

If you are having trouble viewing this email, click here If you no longer wish to receive these emails, you can safely unsubscribe. Sponsored by: Wednesday, October 31st New York Institute of Technology — 61st and Broadway Supporting sponsor: The Latest from City & State: Prosecution or Persecution? The Saga of Joe Bruno by @nickpowellbkny Joseph Bruno sat confidently in the grand neoclassical courtroom of the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in Foley Square, awaiting vindication... Read More Holloway Tells Developers How To Build Smarter by @morganpehme New York City Deputy Mayor of Operations Cas Holloway emphasized government efficiency during the building process while speaking at the Intelligent Job Sites Conference in Manhattan on Friday... Read More City & State's Rising Stars Glimmer At Night by @aaronshortstory Attorney and former Councilman Ken Fisher grabbed a drink and scanned the room of City & State's "Rising Stars" at Sprig on Monday night... Read More