• TIME: 9pm
  PLACE:Slipper Room, 167 Orchard St at Stanton
  COST:$5
• SUMMARY: “Au courant stand-up comedy, sketch comedy and music hosted by Seth Herzog” and his mom.
  UPCOMING SHOWS:
  • TBA
• RELATED:
  • Alisha’s Review: “My favorite part of the show was when Seth brought his mother onstage (which he does every week in what I think is a genius idea)…”
  • Shannon’s Review: “Any fan of comedy should stop by the Slipper Room on Thursday nights…”
  • Pictures we’ve taken at Sweet

12pm-5pm — Thursday-Monday

• WHERE: 29 E 4th St, between Lafayette and Bowery
• COST:$8
• SUMMARY:”The Merchant’s House Museum is New York City’s only family home preserved intact — inside and out — from the 19th century. Built in 1832 just steps from Washington Square, this elegant red-brick and white-marble row house on East Fourth Street was home to prosperous merchant Seabury Tredwell and his family for almost 100 years.
  Today, the house offers a rare and intimate glimpse of domestic life during the significant period of the 19th century when New York City transformed from a colonial seaport to become the center of U.S. culture and commerce and a “world city” on a par with London and Paris.”

1pm-4:45pm — Tuesday-Friday
11am-5pm — Saturday and Sunday
Tours happen every 40 minutes, check schedule for specific tour.

• WHERE: Visitors Center, 108 Orchard Street, between Delancey and Broome
• COST:$15
• SUMMARY:”Visitors to The Tenement tour carefully restored apartments and learn about the lives of actual past residents: the German Jewish Gumpertz (1870s) who lived through the Great Panic of 1874; the Levines from Poland (1897), who ran a garment business in their apartment; the Rogarshevsky family, Eastern European Jews (1918) mourning the loss of their patriarch from tuberculosis; the Sephardic Jewish Confino family (1916), the focus of an interactive family-oriented living history program; and the Baldizzi family, Italian Catholics from Sicily (1930s), who were among The Tenement’s last residents during the Great Depression.”

11am-10pm — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (Coed)
9am-2pm — Wednesday (Women only)
2pm-10pm — Wednesday (Coed)
7:30am-10pm — Saturday (Coed)
7:30am-2pm — Sunday (Men only)
2pm-10pm — Sunday (Coed)

• PLACE: 268 E 10th St between 1st St and Ave A
• COST:$30 for one-day admission, see website for package deals
• SUMMARY:”"Dunk!” one woman instructs a newcomer as she comes out of the Steam Room and gets into the ice-cold pool nearby. Another ten people are hanging out in the Russian Room, filling up buckets-and before passing out-dumping it over their heads.” “It’s a stress-free zone designed to let you chill-out and get some peace of mind.”

• TIME: 7:30pm and 9:30pm
  PLACE: The UCB Theatre, 307 26th St between 8th and 9th Ave
  COST:$8 for the 7:30pm show
  FREE for the 9:30pm show, but reservations are not accepted. Free tickets for the 9:30pm show are distributed at 8:15pm outside the theatre on the night of the show.
• SUMMARY:”The Upright Citizens Brigade performs longform improv with possible special guests from Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Conan O’ Brien and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.”

• TIME: 8pm
  PLACE:Union Hall, 702 Union St. at Fifth Ave., Park Slope, Brooklyn
  COST:$7
• SUMMARY:”Maya must be very angry because her veil has been torn like, every Sunday so far. Michael Showalter and surprise guests are always assured.” (with Eugene Mirman)

• TIME: 9pm
  PLACE: Niagara, Downstairs, 112 Ave A at 7th St.
  COST: FREE
• SUMMARY: Art, live music, DJs. Free!
• UPCOMING SHOWS:
  • TBA

8am-Midnight — EVERY DAY

• WHERE:30 Rockefeller Plaza, but entrance is on 50th St between 5th and 6th Ave
• COST:$17.50
• SUMMARY:”The view itself is unique and astonishing. Unobstructed for 360 degrees from the 70th floor, the breathtaking landscape stretches for miles in every direction. It includes a panorama of Central Park and the northern half of Manhattan that cannot be found anywhere else. New York’s other landmarks are visible as well, including the Chrysler Building, Times Square, the Hudson River, the East River, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Statue of Liberty. It is, quite simply, the most spectacular view in New York City.”

• TIME: 8pm
  PLACE:Rififi, 332 11th St, between 1st and 2nd Ave
  COST: $5
• SUMMARY:”Hi. My name is Greg. I host the comedy show every Friday night at Rififi/Cinema Classics in Manhattan. Time Out New York called Rififi the Best Alternative Stand-Up Comedy Club in New York. I am really alternative. I love you. “
• RELATED:
  • Alisha’s Review: “Greg Johnson is so damn likable and very funny; the kind of comic who seems to really get a kick out of what he’s doing…”