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Halloween Prelude! Haunted Greenwich Village Tour
Fri, Oct 30, 7:00 PMNote that I am shifting this tour from Saturday the 31st to Friday the 30th in the afternoon due to having moved our Northwest Bronx tour from Saturday the 17th to the 31st. RSVPs open on Sunday, October 18th at 11:00am. Space is set aside for new group members, first and 2nd timers who land on the waiting list. Email me to request a spot AFTER you have RSVP'd. This is free with a welcome donation to your guide via cash, Venmo or Zeller at the end of the tour. Join us for a Halloween-themed tour to visit the haunted locations in Greenwich Village which is likely NYC's most ghostly neighborhood. Note that this tour is not for the faint of heart - at least we're not doing this at night which also allows for those indulging in Halloween night to go home and get your costumes ready! In between the haunted buildings and locations I will cover the multi-layered history of Greenwich Village from its early development 200 years ago through the area's artistic, literary, dramatic and musical legacies and impact on NYC's enduring creative spirit. I will also tell the backstory of the famous Village Halloween Parade. We'll meet in front of the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center which opens at 10am and has restrooms and worthwhile exhibits. Plenty of coffee shops nearby as well. https://stonewallvisitorcenter.org/ The tour will end at Washington Square Park. Cheers from your organizer, Hank 646-596-3005 hankorenstein@gmail.com Pictured: St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery is said to be haunted by the ghost of Peter Stuyvesant, the Governor of New Amsterdam in the mid-1600s whose was buried in a vault beneath the church.
Night Before Halloween Ghost Tour (East Village)
Fri, Oct 30, 10:30 PM
Ghost of Uncle Joe’s Cemetery Concert
Sat, Oct 24, 10:00 PMFor those seeking a Monster Mash-style Halloween bash, the annual graveyard masquerade ball in Jersey City may be the perfect fit. This spooky season, the Ghost of Uncle Joe’s will be making its comeback this October! Join us at [Harsimus Cemetery](https://www.hobokengirl.com/historic-jersey-city-and-harsimus-cemetery/), located at 435 Newark Avenue. The festival includes live music featuring tribute bands consisting of local performers, drinks, food, and after parties. Proceeds from the event will also contribute towards preserving the historic site. Tickets can be purchased on EventBrite, but also can be sold at the door while supplies last!

Chelsea Art Gallery Tour ($24-$30, See Details)
Sat, Oct 24, 6:00 PM**[ALL LINKS BELOW WORK ON EVENT PAGES BUT ARE DICEY IN EMAILS.]** **Sign up (or see if any spots left) on: [Paypal](https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/N92EZA4VKZ2UY) or [Ticketleap](https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/gsh-9/artgallerytourxxx-mu)** **Cost:** **$24 online till all links shut down 4 hrs prior to the start time** **$30 onsite (cash only, exact change) if not sold out** **===================================================** **Join us as we return to Chelsea, by far the most famous art district in NYC. On this tour, we will view and discuss 5-8 shows pre-selected by the host, in a variety of media, with an exclusive presentation by a gallerist or artist at some stops.** **===================================================** **IMPORTANT:** **\- After paying online\, please check your credit / debit card account to make sure the transaction went through\.** **\- RSVP on Meetup is optional and does NOT reserve your spot or lock in the price\. Please use the blue Ticketleap or Paypal link above\.** **\- Emergency contact for "day of" is \(917\) 680\-0656 if you are late or lost\. The voicemail greeting will list our first one or two stops\. For all other info\, send an "old\-fashioned" text directly to my number\. Do NOT attempt to reach me via email\, Meetup\, Ticketleap or any other Internet\-based channel\, as those methods are not reliable on my phone\.** **\- If you have bought a ticket but cannot attend\, you have two options\. To get a credit toward a future art tour or walk\, notify me via direct \(not Internet\-based\) text\, voice call\, or voicemail\. This must be done BEFORE the listed start time so that the group does not get stuck waiting for you\. Alternatively\, you can send someone in your place; at check\-in\, simply have him or her mention the name under which you paid\.** **\- Sorry\, no refunds unless the event is cancelled or rescheduled\.** **\- The tour will last two to three hours\. Afterward\, we may go somewhere nearby for drinks\, food and socializing if there is interest\.** **\- Art novices are welcome\, as are people with extensive art backgrounds\.** **\- This event was created specifically for members of my Meetup groups and private email lists\, their guests\, and special invitees\.** **\- Please note that the total RSVP count includes people coming from other Meetup and non\-Meetup groups\. It is manually updated every 12 \- 48 hours and is NOT an arbitrary number\. However\, also remember that "no\-shows" can never be accurately predicted\.** **See you there!** **Milton**

Exploring the Ghosts of New York City's Elevated Railroads
Sat, Oct 31, 6:00 PMTickets: $39.98 (advance registration required) Click the link below to register for this event: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1998422950842](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1998422950842) From 1867-1955, four different elevated railroads (aka "Els") traversed Manhattan, which provided the first true rapid transit to a city choked by traffic. From Civic Center to Chinatown and Little Italy to the Lower East Side, it's time to hit the streets and uncover the story of the long-departed transit routes that defined 19th-century NYC — and the hidden-in-plain-sight remnants that are still standing over 100 years later. Join [New York Adventure Club](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/) as we explore the downtown Manhattan remnants of the former elevated railroads that ran between Brooklyn and Manhattan — from the downtown portions of the 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue Elevated Railroads to the trains that ran across the Brooklyn Bridge. Led by NYC Tour Guide Michael Morgenthal, our experience surrounding the Els of the past will include: * **How the Els came to be**, and how they radically transformed neighborhoods such as the Civic Center, Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Lower East Side * **The story of Allen Street**, which was widened in the 1930s in part to alleviate the dirt, noise, and shadows caused by the elevated trains * **A discussion around the trains that ran across the Brooklyn Bridge**, and how they influenced the design of the Municipal Building near City Hall * A brief **trip inside the NYC subway system to uncover secrets** of its transit history (MetroCard swipe or OMNY card tap needed) * **The great transfer points that once existed** including the City Hall Elevated spur and Chatham Square, the latter of which caused chaos and confusion for those looking to transfer between these two lines — for a fee! * **A walk past the ghosts of the Elevated**, including a Manhattan power station hiding in plain sight See you there! \*Since this tour access the subway system, a MetroCard swipe or credit card / OMNY card tap will be needed to enter the subway system \*\*Please bring a water bottle and comfortable pair of shoes as we’ll be doing a lot of walking! \*\*\*The tour ends at the corner of Grand and Allen Streets Disclaimer Event takes place rain or shine. By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our [terms of service](https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms). Categories: In-Person, Neighborhood Tours

Forest Hills Gardens Tour On Halloween-Members Appreciation-Limited Space
Sat, Oct 31, 2:30 PMPlease actually read the description of the event extra carefully BEFORE you RSVP. I have led two tours of Forest Hills Gardens for the Guides Association of New York City. This event will be much better. This event will be strictly limited in size to around 15 members or so. No guests please. Unfortunately, I will NOT add any first timers who I do not know to this event. However I plan on doing another event in Queens in November where I will add first timers. I consider this a members appreciation event. We will NOT accept any monetary contributions on this one. I want to primarily reward those members who have supported this group in the recent past by attending at least one event and hopefully more with few cancellations. It helps if you are also a member of my other group called NYC Wanderers-those events have always no contribution events. See: https://www.meetup.com/nyc-wanderers/?eventOrigin=your_groups As always, the waitlist for this group does NOT operate in the conventional way. Those on the waitlist will NOT be moved automatically to the going list when a space becomes available. IF APPLICABLE, ALWAYS JOIN THE WAIT LIST WITH LOW PRIORITY WHICH IS FREE. IF THERE IS A WAITLIST, IT APPEARS MEETUP WILL ASK YOU IF YOU WANT TO JOIN MEETUP + BUT IN SMALLER LETTERS AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE YOU CAN CLICK CONTINUE WITH THE FREE PLAN. There is NEVER a need to pay extra to use Meetup's High Priority wait list classification for this group. Forest Hills Gardens is a beautiful private planned community that looks a lot like it did when it was first designed in 1909. Halloween is a BIG deal in the gardens and thousands of people flock there each year. In other words, it's a madhouse especially on one street. We will avoid that by visiting in the morning and early afternoon. It will be a special treat because there will be many really interesting Halloween displays in the Gardens on Halloween. The event should last about 3 hours or so and if people want, they can eat in the neighborhood afterwards or do whatever they wish. There may be an opportunity to view one no longer active member's unique art collection. You probably won't see a better collection of NYC street scenes anywhere. Unfortunately, this member, who will remain anonymous, has many rules pertaining to the visit. To say that this member is a high maintenance individual is an understatement! (And hopefully, they don't read this!) It will be easy to get to the meeting location by public transportation and the Long Island Railroad. AS ALWAYS, PLEASE POST NO COMMENTS/QUESTIONS PRE-EVENT. RAIN DATE WILL BE SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1-many Halloween displays will still be up. Hope you can make it.
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