#South Street Seaport's Pier 17

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Pier 17 (rainbow colors) - South Street Seaport, New York City - By Andreas Komodromos

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NYC Music Venue Guide

Brooklyn

Alphaville

140 Wilson Avenue (Bushwick)

alphavillebk.com

Baby’s All Right

146 Broadway (South Williamsburg)

babysallright.com

Barclays Center

620 Atlantic Avenue (Prospect Heights)

barclayscenter.com

The Broadway

1272 Broadway (Bushwick/Bed-Stuy)

thebroadway.nyc

Brooklyn Bowl

61 Wythe Avenue (Williamsburg)

brooklynbowl.com/brooklyn

Brooklyn Made

428 Troutman Street (Bushwick)

brooklynmadepresents.com

The Brooklyn Monarch

23 Meadow Street (East Williamsburg)

thebrooklynmonarch.com

Brooklyn Paramount

385 Flatbush Avenue Extension (Downtown Brooklyn)

brooklynparamount.com

Brooklyn Steel

319 Frost Street (East Williamsburg)

boweypresents.com/venues/brooklyn-steel

Elsewhere

599 Johnson Avenue (East Williamsburg)

elsewhere.club

Kings Theatre

1027 Flatbush Avenue (Flatbush)

kingstheatre.com

Market Hotel

1140 Myrtle Avenue (Bushwick)

markethotel.org

The Meadows

17 Meadow Street (East Williamsburg)

thebrooklynmonarch.com

Music Hall of Williamsburg

66 North 6th Street (Williamsburg)

musichallofwilliamsburg.com

Pioneer Works

159 Pioneer Street (Red Hook)

pioneerworks.org

Purgatory

675 Central Avenue (Bushwick)

purgatorybk.com

The Sultan Room

234 Starr Street (Bushwick)

thesultanroom.com

Warsaw

261 Driggs Avenue (Greenpoint)

warsawconcerts.com

The Woodshop

21A Meadow Street (East Williamsburg)

thebrooklynmonarch.com

Xanadu (Roller Arts)

262 Starr Street (Bushwick)

xanadu.nyc

Manhattan

Apollo Theater

25 West 125th Street (Harlem)

apollotheater.org

The Beacon Theatre

2124 Broadway (Upper West Side)

beacontheatre.com

Bowery Ballroom

6 Delancey Street (Bowery)

boweryballroom.com

Central Park SummerStage

East 71st Street & East Drive (Upper East Side)

summerstage.com

City Winery

25 11th Avenue (Pier 57) (Chelsea)

citywinery.com/new-york-city

Gramercy Theatre

127 East 23rd Street (Gramercy Park)

thegramercytheatre.com

Hammerstein Ballroom

311 West 34th Street (Midtown)

hammersteinballroom.com

Irving Plaza

17 Irving Place (Union Square)

irvingplaza.com

Joe’s Pub

425 Lafayette Street (NoHo)

joespub.com

Knitting Factory

101 Avenue A (Alphabet City)

ny.knittingfactory.com

(Le) Poisson Rouge

158 Bleeker Street (Greenwich Village)

lpr.com

Madison Square Garden

4 Penn Plaza (Midtown)

msg.com

Mercury Lounge

217 East Houston Street (Lower East Side)

mercuryloungenyc.com

Palladium Times Square

1515 Broadway (Times Square)

palladiumtimessquare.com

Racket

431 West 16th Street (Chelsea)

racketnyc.com

Radio City Music Hall

1260 Avenue of the Americas (Rockefeller Center)

radiocitymusichall.com

Rockwood Music Hall

196 Allen Street (Lower East Side)

rockwoodnyc.com

The Rooftop at Pier 17

89 South Street (The Seaport)

rooftopatpier17.com

Sony Hall

235 West 46th Street

sonyhall.com

Terminal 5

610 West 56th Street (Hell’s Kitchen)

terminal5nyc.com

The Theater at Madison Square Garden

4 Penn Plaza (Midtown)

thetheateratmsg.com

The Town Hall

123 West 43rd Street (Theater District)

thetownhall.com

United Palace

4140 Broadway (Washington Heights)

unitedpalace.org

Webster Hall

125 East 11th Street (East Village)

websterhall.com

Queens

Cassette

68-38 Forest Avenue (Ridgewood)

sundownbar.com

Forest Hills Stadium

1 Tennis Place (Forest Hills)

foresthillsstadium.com

Knockdown Center

52-19 Flushing Avenue (Maspeth)

knockdown.center

The Rockaway Hotel

108-10 Rockaway Beach Drive (Rockaway Park)

therockawayhotel.com

Trans-Pecos

9-15 Wyckoff Avenue (Ridgewood)

thetranspecos.com

TV Eye

1647 Weirfield Street (Ridgewood)

tveyenyc.com

[citylifeorg]

South Street Seaport Museum Hosts Coast Guard Cutter Eagle: Free Public Tours in New York City

South Street Seaport Museum is pleased to co-host the Coast Guard Cutter Eagle, “America’s Tall Ship,” when she arrives in New York in July 2023. The Eagle will be hosted in The Seaport by the South Street Seaport Museum and the Howard Hughes Corporation on the North Side of Pier 17 in Lower Manhattan, and will offer several opportunities for the public to come aboard. Used for annual cadet…

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🌧️☔️ Rainy Day. In the Tin Building | South Street Seaport | Pier 17 | Lower Manhattan (at Tin Building by Jean-Georges) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl1nX6Vg0i0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[justonemoreconcert]

Sk8er bois and grrrls from the 90s rejoiced when Avril Lavigne announced a tour earlier this year to support her latest record “Head Above Water”.  She kicked off the show with images of herself in a white flowing dress on the beach and in the water.  When she came on stage, she had mirrored that look and gave the show a thrilling performance of the title track.  A quick change and she was back on stage to continue the show, which included songs from the new record as well as older hits.  Jagwar Twin (aka Roy English) opened.

Jagwar Twin (click to enlarge)

  Avril Lavigne

Avril Lavigne ends five year hiatus with Head Above Water tour – Oct 1, 2019 Sk8er bois and grrrls from the 90s rejoiced when Avril Lavigne announced a tour earlier this year to support her latest record "Head Above Water". 

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The view from Pier 17, at the South Street Seaport, is wonderful.  It made me want to walk on the Brooklyn Bridge.  But on my way there, I became sidetracked by another magnificent sight.  After taking pictures of One World Trade Center, I decided to save the Brooklyn Bridge walk for another day:)  (Photo taken on July 26, 2018) 

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If you have your Picture This Photography NYC Calendar this is your October 2022 image “Pumpkin Arch over Brooklyn Bridge”

This image was captured early Sunday morning before the crowds arrived at Pier 17 South Street Seaport framing The Brooklyn Bridge & The East River within the Arch. It is a full sized structure made of pumpkins, leaves & vines with gorgeous detail within the colours & textures and is always a popular place to visit during the Fall season.

Pumpkins are synonymous with Fall in NYC and bring to mind crisp & cooler days, falling leaves, gorgeous fall colour palettes and a melancholy feeling. Pumpkins are varieties of Squash and are primarily orange in colour however they do grown in white & yellow under certain conditions. They are most commonly associated with lanterns for Halloween and household displays for Thanksgiving. Pumpkin farms can be found in Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, Hudson Valley & New Jersey and are always a fun family day out!

📷 This image was shot from a low angle to create the framing & encompass the size & magnitude of the Brooklyn Bridge and positioned to also include the skyline behind.

Location-Heineken Riverdeck Pier 17, South Street Seaport

Time of Day-Sunday morning, approx 8am

Camera Settings-Deep Depth of Field, focus on The Arch, Landscape settings, Low ISO to create natural light & colour & slowest shutter speed available for hand held shot.

South Street Seaport-is located in Lower Manhattan on the East River between the Brooklyn Bridge & Pier 11 Ferry Terminal. It is a historic neighbuorhood filled with cobbled streets. indoor & outdoor restaurants, museums, shops and row houses.

The neighbourhood also houses several Tall Ships & The South Street Seaport Museum, both are well worth visiting to learn more about the fascinating history of the neighbourhood.

The views up, down & across The East River are spectacular & it is a particularly amazing place to watch the sunrise from as it rises under the bridges.

The Brooklyn Bridge-is a hybrid cable-stayed/suspension bridge across The East River between Lower Manhattan & DUMBO, Brooklyn. Opened on May 24, 1883 the Brooklyn Bridge was the first fixed crossing of the East River. it is beautiful & so photogenic whatever the weather and is commutable via walk/bike lanes in addition to driving. No train lines cross The Brooklyn Bridge.

If you are around South Street Seaport this is a fantastic place to visit to view the "Pumpkin Arch over Brooklyn Bridge"

[isthespiceoflife]

Imagine the anticipation. It was 25yrs ago, in 1996, that the Fugees dropped their classic LP, The Score. An album that shaped the flow, style n' chemistry of hip-hop (& other genres of) artists worldwide.

Fast-forward to Sept. 22nd, 2021 in NYC on a rooftop overlooking the East River, drapped by the skyline of lower Manhattan. So, after multiple worldwide tours, countless solo album/single releases among Wyclef, Pras and most notably, Ms. Lauryn Hill aka L-Boogie with her undisputed, The Miseducation...

The anticipation. A packed house, a frantic crowd swirling rumors n' jabs at Ms. Lauryn Hill either not showing-up, resorting to Zoom on the big screen, or stepping on stage extra extra late. Again, the anticipation. With tunes spinning from Ms. Hill's personal DJ, dj reborn, kicking off jams at 8p-ish to settle the scene of over-21yr olds, older heads and everyone in-between, me myself had to check backstage n' throughout the VIP when I saw the clock strike 9:45p after we'd been in anticipation since 7p-ish. Reassuring when i saw Jerry Wonder knocking back drinks, along with what looked like some other musicians dressed to a T, all in unison. Oh, Busta was also back there, amongst others. And I calculated, no way with the backing of Live Nation × Global Citizen, not to mention open bar and tons of food (in VIP), this would be a no-show. Grabbed my drinks and headed stage-side once again. Quelled the rumors, passed some drinks around n' at 10p, musicians slowly walked 'pon the stage, lights dimmed as the crowded sea of people howled loudly! The Fugees didn't even hit the stage yet...but in soon time. Again, the anticipation.

The multi-piece band with a broad horn-section, appeared like a Black Mariachi ensemble, decked off. Ready or not. Horns blowing, drinks flowing and the moon lit up South Street Seaport knowing, where my stars at?!?!

Wyclef walked out first, in an all-black McQueen 3-piece suit, Pras was next in a custom-decorated white, multi-gem laced jacket that blinded us. And in typical fashion, like a rose blossoming in real time, Ms. Lauryn Hill in an all-red bombshell dress, frills et al, circular sunglasses and looking royal AF, assured the moon that night, we the stars tonight!

Their set wasn't too long, roughly 45mins too short, especially since we waited over 3hrs to see them reunite. But we waited. Might've been midnight before they hit the stage, I think 95% of the crowd would've just kicked back like, we will wait shit.. Running through classics such as "Ready or Not", "No Woman, No Cry", "Zealots" and "Fu-Gee-La" -- a song that still gives me goosebumps, the highlights for me came when Wyclef brought up the current Haitian refugee Texas-border situation, addressing 'Mr. Biden' (corrected to 'President Biden'), then burst into a new track that mesmerized us into a frenzy of defiant, pro-Haitian, clenched-fist energy! And Ms. Lauryn Hill took a lil' time to explain herself, her hiatus and absence from the "industry politics" so calmly and so respectively, it felt like a 20-year apology to all her fans in disguise. Then, she smashed her only solo, "Killing Me Softly With His Song", where even the Pier 17 staff just had to sing along too. Just electric. So thankful we in NYC got 1st dibs. The anticipation continues...

Catch them on tour worldwide, soon. See two more video-posts on my insta!

[mymanhattanexperience]

The Seaport features some of the oldest architecture in downtown Manhattan, and includes the largest concentration of restored early 19th-century commercial buildings in the city. This includes renovated original mercantile buildings, renovated sailing ships, the former Fulton Fish Market, and modern tourist malls featuring food, shopping, and nightlife. Check the video out! If you enjoy, please like, comment and subscribe on You Tube. Don't forget to look for Cabby in the clips. First to find him and comments gets a mention in my next video!

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Another great example of reimagining our public spaces during the pandemic! Repost @fomofeedkids ・・・ Green in the City! Ever wanted your own private backyard for family dinners or friendly get togethers? Welcome to The Greens, NYC’s ultimate rooftop dining experience located on Pier 17 in the Seaport District! These custom designed grassy plots were created with health and safety measures in place for great social distancing from the comfort of your own mini lawn. Each space has: •14 ft. x 14 ft. of green space •Food & beverage for on-site purchase •Cabana-style lounge chairs, Sun umbrella •USB charging port and cooler Did we mention that they also have a view of the Brooklyn Bridge? It may not get more “Summer in the City” than this. WHERE: The Rooftop at Pier 17, 89 South Street, New York, NY WHEN: Open today! Check hours online. RESERVATIONS: Required and available online. Reservations require a $1 donation to a covid relief upon booking. GOOD TO KNOW: Each green has a capacity of 8 guests. No outside food or beverage is permitted. Gaming lawns are available for $25 per hour for groups of up to 8 guests. Games may also be rented one at a time. Dogs are not allowed (only service animals). PIC CREDIT: @pier17ny @pier17 @sseaportdistrict #seaportdistrict #southstreetseaport #nyceats #socialdistancing #nyc #newyorkcity #nyckids #citykids #urbanism #urbandesign #nyc #fidi #urbanplanning #urbangardening #skyscraper #skyline #tacticalurbanism #downtown #manhattan #brooklynbridge #southstreetseaportnyc (at Pier 17) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDXNLIlnJyG/?igshid=egiqip0mplva

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South Street Seaport Pier 17

New York City

September 2020

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New York City by Steven Kelley Via Flickr: © 2010 Steve Kelley First of a few images from yesterday late afternoon photo walk in the snow and fog across the Manhattan Bridge. This is view from the Manhattan Bridge looking towards the Brooklyn Bridge and downtown New York City (NYC) with the FDR Drive running underneath and the East River flowing to the left along the shoreline. To view all images in larger sizes and to download, purchase, or license please click here: Images of bridges in New York City... Nikon d300

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South Street Seaport Museum Presents FREE Book Talk: "A New Founding Figure"

South Street Seaport Museum presents a free talk: A New Founding Figure at Pier 17, on Wednesday, July 19, 2023, at 6:30pm. Historian and author Claire Bellerjeau offers a captivating, illustrated presentation based off of her book Espionage and Enslavement in the Revolution: The True Story of Robert Townsend and Elizabeth that delves into the discovery of a new founding figure named Elizabeth,…

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AWOLNATION Brings Fans "The Best" / Announces Tour With Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness

NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 5th: Today AWOLNATION releases "The Best" – the heir apparent to their most enduring hit song ever, "Sail." The track is the debut single from the band's forthcoming album, their 4th overall and their first with BETTER NOISE Music. Due out in 2020, the album features guest appearances by Rivers Cuomo of Weezer and Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros. Better Noise Music is an artist development company that creates and markets entertainment content across various media platforms. Of the band's recent signing to the label, managers Berko Pearce and Scott Sheldon of RM64 say "It's exciting to partner with a label that's at the forefront of marketing in the new streaming era, and that has a proven track record of helping their artists reach bigger audiences. We've been enjoying working with the BETTER NOISE team on an integrated strategy across streaming, touring and radio, and we're eager to launch AWOLNATION's next projects with them." Aaron Bruno, the songwriter and architect behind AWOLNATION, says of the new single, which will also kick off the new album, "I'm always on the journey to improving myself, but all along, knowing it's close to impossible to really be the best at anything. And what does it mean to be the best? And does that really matter? Or maybe it is more about the journey and acceptance of comfort within one's own existence" The music video for "The Best," directed by Amalia Irons, also helps to tell the beginning of the new album's story and introduce one of the main characters. "I wanted to make a video that felt like some of my favorite childhood adventure movies and create something that has a magical feeling of the autumn season," says Bruno of the video. AWOLNATION will venture out on a headlining tour next year with special guest Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness and openers The Beaches and Bleeker, kicking off the tour on Memorial Day weekend in Asbury Park, NJ as the opening concert for the 2020 Stony Pony Summer Stage series. The formidable alternative tour will also include stops in NYC at The Rooftop at Pier 17, Washington D.C.'s The Anthem, The Aragon Ballroom in Chicago and The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. AWOLNATION has shared the stage with the likes of Twenty One Pilots, Fall Out Boy, Prophets of Rage, Incubus, and Weezer to name a few and secured spots on festivals like Coachella, Bonnaroo, Firefly Festival, Life Is Beautiful, Made in America, Austin City Limits, Osheaga, and Reading & Leads. Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday, November 8that 10am local time. The Citi Presale will start on Tues Nov 5 @ 9am PT / 12noon ET. AWOLNATION's fan presale begins Tues, Nov 5 @ 11am PT / 2pm ET through Thur, Nov 7 @ 10pm local time. Spotify's Presale begins on Wed, Nov 6 @ 10am local time through Thur, Nov 7 @ 10pm local time. Other Local Presales run on Thur., Nov 7 from 10am to 10pm local time. Aaron Bruno, the songwriter and architect behind AWOLNATION, wrote and recorded one of the most influential songs of the current decade with the chart-topping, record-breaking track 'Sail.' The first single off the platinum Megalithic Symphony (2011), 'Sail' is certified Diamond (10 million) and holds the record for the most weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart by an independent artist, the second longest for any artist. The debut album also produced the Gold certified "Not Your Fault" and two other Top 10 US singles. AWOLNATION released the sophomore album Run in 2015 and 2018's follow up Here Come The Runts. Across the span of 3 albums, AWOLNATION has notched seven Top 5 alternative radio hits, including two #1's, and has accumulated millions of sales, downloads and over 1.5 billion streams globally. The music has been used in dozens of films, television shows and commercials around the world, and songs have been the genesis of viral sensations garnering hundreds of millions of streams and views across platforms like Instagram, Vine, TikTok, YouTube, etc. AWOLNATION ON THE ROAD: 5/22/20 Asbury Park, NJ Stone Pony Summer Stage 5/23/20 Pittsburgh, PA Stage AE 5/24/20 Toronto, ON Rebel 5/26/20 Washington, DC The Anthem 5/27/20 New York, NY Pier 17 at South Street Seaport 5/29/20 Boston, MA Rockland Trust Bank Pavilion 5/31/20 Lewiston, NY Artpark 6/2/20 Cleveland, OH Agora Ballroom 6/3/20 Columbus, OH Express Live 6/5/20 Detroit, MI Masonic Temple Cathedral Theatre 6/6/20 Chicago, IL Aragon Ballroom 6/7/20 Minneapolis, MN Fillmore Minneapolis 6/8/20 Kansas City, MO Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland 6/10/20 Atlanta, GA Coca-Cola Roxy 6/12/20 Houston, TX Revention Music Center 6/13/20 Austin, TX Stubb's 6/14/20 Dallas, TX Southside Ballroom 6/16/20 Denver, CO Fillmore Auditorium 6/17/20 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex 6/19/20 Los Angeles, CA Greek Theatre 6/20/20 Las Vegas, NV Pearl Concert Theater 6/23/20 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre 6/24/20 Troutdale, OR Edgefield All shows feature special guest Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness, The Beaches and Bleeker, except Toronto, where The Beaches will not play. http://youtu.be/x62B8FgaGOI http://awolnation.ffm.to/thebest