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1- to a Shiur together, eves or Sunday (a Shiur thats meant for men and women w. separate seating) preferably in Brooklyn?
2- of general interest (clean entertainment), either in the NYC area or close?
TIA
Not sure what you mean by “Clean Entertainment”
But the Cleanest thing I can think of is the Circle Line which is a 3 hour Boat Ride around Manhattan
I hear they have a good pizza shop in that area called Brooklyn
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next time i travel to NY I want to take my family to the Living Torah Museum. Haven’t been there yet, but heard it’s terrific.
For #2 Ripleys believe it or not museum in time square is really fun! I have gone with my husband and also with my parents who are in their 50’s. I think it’s clean I’m not sure someone else can speak up but I found it to be completely acceptable. The wax museum in time square is also a lot of fun. Good luck!
Rav Avigdor Miller’s grandson, Rav Eliyohu Brog gives a Shiur every Thursday evening & Shabbos afternoon, with separate seating for men & women. His Shoule is on Ocean Parkway just south of Avenue R.
It is gratis.
1) Governors Island is alot of fun, they have a free ferry that runs every half hour on Sundays.
2) The botanical Gardens in Brooklyn and the Bronx.
3) Jewish Museum, Metropolitan museum, Museum of the City of NY, Gracie Mansion, NY Public library on 5th Avenue
4) Central Park, The High Line, South Street Seaport
5) The mansion tours in Long Island
If you get to the Botanical Gdns in the Bronx, bear in mind, that Wednesdays is gratis. This being said, I would suggest double checking with them, if free Wednesdays, includes July 4th?
I forgot to mention, that all of Rav Eliyohu Brog’s Shiurim are in English & not in Yiddish.
When Rav Shlomo Brevda IY’H recovers, he gives a Shiur in English on Sunday evenings at 8.30PM somewhere on Ocean Avenue, open to both men & women, with separate seating.
Hi AZOLIS.
I was also going to say Lincoln Center. And I am sure the Parks and Recreation department has lists of free outdoor music events.
I guess you are safe with classical and jazz. If you get an aisle seat, then sitting arrangements should not be too much of a problem.
Enjoy!
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