Seats are filling up fast for Monday night’s Tomatoes Got Talent—grab your tickets now! On Thursday, join us at The Lambs for an exciting game of “Deal or No Deal” with author and actress Patricia Kara, and you could win a resort vacation in Antigua. There’s a hilarious new musical in town that every parent will relate to. Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel has made its way to Brooklyn, and our Long Island reporter has all the details on spooky Halloween experiences. Plus, don’t miss our roving photographer’s powerful photos and reflections from last Monday evening’s event commemorating “October 7 One Year Later.”

Are You Ready for “Deal or No Deal”

Join us at The Lambs and play “Deal or No Deal” with actress/author Patricia Kara, who was on every season of the show with Howie Mandel. One of the suitcases will have a vacation trip to a 5-star resort in Antiqua. She will share lessons from her new book, “Dream On Now Deliver” perfect for anyone with show biz aspirations. We’ll have wine and snacks too.  Join the fun with a $10 donation to The Lambs Foundation. RSVP HERE.

 Raising Kids Is A Comedy Of Errors

First Comes Love. Then comes Marriage.  Then comes…WTF!  

WINNER! 5 Broadway World Awards Including: BEST MUSICAL OF THE DECADE

Dive into the hilarious, chaotic world of a new Mom and Dad with THAT PARENTING MUSICAL! Laugh along as two sleep-deprived parents navigate their new reality, juggling a danger-prone toddler, an overlooked younger sibling, and the ever-present “official mom uniform”—yoga pants. This new musical explores the joys, challenges, and absurdities of parenthood, and so much more.

Call the babysitter, grab a drink, and treat yourself to That Parenting Musical!

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Spotlight on Long Island: Spooky Trails

As the crisp autumn air flows through falling leaves, Halloween beckons with a spine-tingling invitation to explore its spookiest trails. For those brave enough to venture into the unknown, Long Island’s spooky trails are not for the faint of heart. Perfect for thrill-seekers, families, and anyone looking to embrace the eerie magic of Halloween, these haunted walks are a must for this holiday season. Oh, yeah. Don’t forget to keep an eye over your shoulder-you never know what might be lurking in the shadows. GET THE DETAILS. 

Commemoration October 7 One Year Later

Nicole Freezer Rubens writes:

For me, the world has drastically changed since the October 7th terrorist attack when Hamas invaded the southern envelope of Israel. Although this happened far away in the Middle East, repercussions reverberate all over the world. This week we mark one year of heavy-hearted disbelief but a hard fact that the war around Israel rages on and expands, while the remaining 101 souls violently taken hostage, languish in captivity.

On Monday evening at New York’s beautiful Summer Stage Theatre UJA and Hostages and Missing Families Forum hosted a Community-Wide Commemoration October 7 One Year Later. There at dusk as a group, we mourned, remembered, sang, and sought to remain hopeful. It was a fitting and moving production that included, Nova Music Festival survivors, New York’s honored elected officials, and prayer with clergy representing many religions. High school choruses sang as the sun set and were followed by renowned performers David Broza, Regina Spektor and the Israeli Eurovision heroin Eden Golan, who passionately sang October Rain.

The hardest part was to listen to Orna and Ronen Neutra, devoted parents of 23-year-old American Hostage Omer, speak of their ongoing endless miserable battle for the return of their son and all the other hostages.

The overall kinship felt reminded me there is always strength in community, which was exactly what was needed. I was grateful to feel protected by the incredible NYPD.

Walking through the city that night I felt such a strong connection to the people on the streets, many coming from ceremonies of their own. It is one of the countless reasons I love New York. I find great comfort in it, as we are never a silent city. From the lampposts to the ralliers, New Yorkers fight to counter rampant rising antisemitism and to keep the hostages alive and BRING THEM HOME NOW.

~Nicole Freezer Rubens is the author of “The Long Pause and the Short Breath”

Now – January 5. Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition®

This exhibition is now open at Industry City in Brooklyn and showcases the awe and wonder of arguably one of mankind’s greatest artistic achievements while allowing its visitors to experience this art from an Up-Close, Life-Sized, and Never-Before-Seen perspective. With special expertise and care, the ceiling paintings from the Sistine Chapel have been reproduced in a truly unique way using licensed high-definition photos.

Brought to life using a special printing technique that emulates the look and feel of the original paintings, visitors are given a chance to engage with the artwork in ways that were never before possible: seeing every detail, every brushstroke, and every color of the artist’s 34 frescoes. Each image is accompanied by informative signage, and audio guides are available to rent for an even more in-depth experience.

This globally successful exhibition is an innovative and unique interpretation of Michelangelo’s timeless masterpiece. Whether visitors have already been to the Sistine Chapel or not, everyone can admire the artwork up close, at their own pace, and with the ability to capture photographic memories of this iconic work. GET THE DETAILS.