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Written by Lani Shadduck
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Saturday, 03 July 2010 01:27 |
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It's America's birthday and for New Yorkers, the festivities - from
fireworks, to barbecues, and clubs -are nonstop. Summer's here and
it's time for everyone to celebrate.
Fire Fire
In Manhattan, the ultimate Fourth of July party is, of course, the
annual Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks. With six barges in the Hudson,
expect a fireworks show to remember. The light show starts at 9:20
p.m. and the New York Pops Orchestra and Mormon Tabernacle Choir will
provide the tunes. Also tapped to perform - Straight No Chaser,
Broadway Inspirational Voices, U.S. Army Soldiers and United We Sing.
Traffic will closed until The theme is American Harmony.
Party and Party and Party
Need a place to party it up in the sun? Head to Brooklyn Fire Proof/
Nut Roaster. This Brooklyn hangout is part bar, part art gallery with
a stage to boot. Aptly called "Sunday Best," this Fourth of July will
have fresh ground burgers, corn on the cob and hot dogs from
Taccolada. Rich Medina is djing, along with resident Djs Justin
Carter, Eamon Harking and Doug Singer. Party starts at 3p.m. Admission
is $12.
Hot Dog!
We've all heard of the great Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. As
usual, the contest takes place at Nathan's in Coney Island.
Rooftop Viewing
Hudson Terrace is having a fireworks viewing party as is Press Lounge
at Ink48, which has a lavish wraparound terrace. For a cool $225, you
can get an open bar and plenty of fancy appetizers. Of course, there
will be Champagne as well. Another option is the Sky Room at the
Fairfield Inn & Suites in Times Square.
No matter, what you do or where you go, whether it be in Manhanttan,
Brooklyn or Queens, there's bound to be a celebration. Just follow the
fireworks and wish America a very, Happy Birthday.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 03 July 2010 01:27 |