Robert Graham Sample Sale

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Date: Tuesday, October 2nd - Oct 4th
Time: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Location: 264 West 40th St., 14th fl. (btw. 7th and 8th Ave)
Cost: Free entry

Now here's one that makes me wish I still worked in Manhattan. Fine haberdasher Robert Graham creates some of the finest detailed clothing for men and women. Combining rich colors and fabrics with tradional styling, his designs are a perfect way to bridge that gap between your personal wardrobe that you love but is to flashy for work and the boring standard issue shirt and pants that make you look like a Wall Street wanna be. Prices are getting slashed something crazy like 70% today and men's shirts are makred down from $200 to $40 or 3 for $100. For the ladies, tops are equally reduced and you can even grab a constructed jacked for as little as $70. Fix up for the fall, this one is not to be missed.

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World Biggest Fondue

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Date: Wednesday, October 3rd
Time: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Location: Winter Garden,, World Financial Center (220 Vesey St)
Cost: Free

Cheese purveyor Emmi celebrates Cheese, Switzerland and, well, more cheese today as they melt down 1500 pounds of Gruyere to make the world's largest fondue. There plenty of dipping for everyone (mysophobes beware) as well as yodeling and a traditional serenade of Swiss Alphorns... mmmm cheese.

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Union Hall's Super Science Club

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Date: Wednesday, October 3rd
Time: 8:00pm
Location: Union Hall (702 Union St., P'Slope)
Cost: Free

You know some Wednesday nights I sit home and watch America's Next Top Model. And other Wedensday nights I go to Union Hall and discuss hot topics in science! Turn on your Bunsen Burners 'cause tonight's Super Science Club is "A Cataclysmic Evening: [of] Super-volcanoes and Killer Asteroids." Geologist and NASA researcher Michael Rampino lectures on Mass Extinctions and the History of Life as chronicled in the fossil record, the history of life is marked by violent and devastating episodes. He asks: Why was 95 percent of ocean life wiped out 250 million years ago? Was human evolution influenced by the eruption of a super-volcano? Who benefits from mass extinctions? (Answer: Not dinosaurs.) And don’t forget to sample the Secret Science Club’s Shock-tail of the Night: the explosive Magmarita.

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Moon Walk at Happy Ending

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Date: Wednesday, October 3rd
Time: 10:00pm
Location: Happy Ending (302 Broome St.)
Cost: Free

Happy Hump Day everyone! What better way to celebrate than a mid week party at Happy Ending. DJs Willy Joy, Pow Wow, Cousin Cole and Rezound keep you dancing all night. And a 2-for-1 drink special from 11 to 12 keep your tab low and your buzz high.

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