Theater showing blockbusters and kids’ movies supplies concession snacks and birthday party supplies
This classic movie theater screens current hits and boasts an onsite party planner to help with birthday parties and other events
Vintage movie theater screens current releases
Online trivia quizzes or scavenger hunts let the players have lot of fun and discover their competitive side from the comfort of the home
Musical theatre lovers can delight in a streaming of Jane Austen’s classic stories re-imagined by Broadway’s-famous Paul Gordon
Card tricks, mind reading, and old-fashioned illusions blend together with comedy and showmanship during this virtual magic show
Musical theater lovers can delight in streaming of a new take on a Broadway classic that features a powerful cast of Broadway stars
Affiliated with the Smithsonian, the museum offers visitors a glimpse of Long Island’s past with art, carriages, and cultural artifacts
After a ballet performance, young princesses can mix and mingle with their favorite performers as they enjoy light refreshments
Billiards hall features both 7’ and 9’ pool tables and some of the customers’ favorite refreshments
Through rich exhibits, guests can immerse themselves in the history and lives of the people of the past generations
Explore outer space in the planetarium or peruse the rest of the museum and see what life was like from the Jazz Age through World War II
SeaQuest takes you on a journey around the planet where you can see, touch and feed more than 1200 animals
Blues superstar behind “Bad to the Bone” and “Who Do You Love?” rattles the crowd with his semi-truck growl
Two tribute acts, Brooklyn Charmers and Into the Mystic, pay homage to the music of rock icons Van Morrison and Steely Dan
At the quaint birthplace of famed poet Walt Whitman, historical interpreters reflect on his life and resident poets continue the tradition
Learn how to cook, batch prep & meal prep while on a budget!
An award-winning brewery utilizes science and technology to craft a variety of balanced beers
Participants repaint furniture, practicing on different surfaces using high-quality, all-natural, clay-based paint.
Guests can enjoy such crafted beers as Holey ale, American lager, or sour Cherry Flotation de-weiss
Museum dedicated to the preservation and study of Native American culture featuring the largest collection of Algonquin ceramic pottery
Internationally touring ABBA tribute thrills fans in a live replication laden with greatest hits such as “Dancing Queen” and “Mamma Mia”
Original lineup of influential all-girl pop-punk group reunites for an evening of greatest hits such as “We Got the Beat” and “Vacation”
Touring version of Whose Line Is It Anyway? stars Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff Davis, and Joel Murray in off-the-cuff scenes
Genesis cover band treats fans to renditions of favorites and rarities from 1970–1977 with authentic costumes, slides, staging, and sound
Rotating exhibitions showcasing works from the late 19th-21st centuries by world-class artists in a 12,200 sq. ft, light-filled space
Tour participants may travel in a comfortable SUV-style limo to selected wineries in the North Fork area and sample locally produced wine
Visitors learn about fire prevention and the history of firefighting with hands-on displays, historical equipment, and live demonstrations
Tour-goers head to some of Harlem’s best bars and pubs and sample 2-3 beers at each stop
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Chicago Comics' Favorite Non-Marvel Superheroes
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