Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts- Pace University (New York, NY)

One of the most renowned Mariachi bands in the United States, Mariachi Los Camperos has been entertaining audiences around the world for over 50 years. The Grammy winning ensemble performs under the direction of traditionalist and visionary Natividad "Nati" Cano, who helped to popularize mariachi as an art form while preserving its tradition. The group will perform a program entitled Viva Mexico, Viva America! that incorporates music from all over Mexico and includes songs that have become famous on this side of the border. Learn more...

Roy Arias Theatre (New York, NY)

You may remember Twelve Angry Men from the 1957 Oscar-nominated film version starring Henry Fonda, or from the '90s TV remake starring George C. Scott, James Gandolfini, Tony Danza, Edward James Olmos and Jack Lemon. Or perhaps you know it from its recent Broadway run, which won the Drama Desk Award and the Tony Award for Best Play. Whatever the case, the odds are good you've heard of the intense courtroom drama where one dissenting juror stirs up doubts in the others. A teenager from the wrong side of the tracks is on trial for allegedly murdering his father, and the discussion in the jury room brings out the prejudices of each man. Tempers flare, arguments grow heated and the 12 angry men must find a common ground in order to ensure justice. Learn more...

South Orange Performing Arts Center (South Orange, NJ)

The Cashore Marionettes are a visual marvel, moving so realistically that you'd swear they were alive, yet so emotionally intense and beautiful that they surpass reality. Their other-worldly allure -- combined with stunning music by composers like Vivaldi, Strauss, Beethoven and Copland -- enables them to create scenes that are both touching and poignant. Through a series of original vignettes, Simple Gifts explores what it means to be human. The Cashore Marionettes are the creation of Joseph Cashore, who's been designing and performing marionettes for more than 30 years. Learn more...

Tobacco Road (New York, NY)

This no-holds-barred dueling piano performance is the ultimate party, where you can sing, dance and laugh along to your heart's content. These piano masters seldom get a request they can't handle -- from Bill Haley to Billy Joel to Bon Jovi to Britney Spears, there's something for everyone among the repertoire of thousands of hit songs. This is a great place to bring a party, as the duo will give special shout-outs to those celebrating an occasion. The drinks are cheap and the songs are rockin'. Groups of two to 200 are guaranteed to have a great time when these guys start dueling it out with Dueling Pianos! Learn more...

Tobacco Road (New York, NY)

This no-holds-barred dueling piano performance is the ultimate party, where you can sing, dance and laugh along to your heart's content. These piano masters seldom get a request they can't handle -- from Bill Haley to Billy Joel to Bon Jovi to Britney Spears, there's something for everyone among the repertoire of thousands of hit songs. This is a great place to bring a party, as the duo will give special shout-outs to those celebrating an occasion. The drinks are cheap and the songs are rockin'. Groups of two to 200 are guaranteed to have a great time when these guys start dueling it out with Dueling Pianos! Learn more...

The New York Society for Ethical Culture (New York City, NY)

America is on the verge of losing yet another natural resource: our elders. In about ten years, three-quarters of America's current oldest generation will be gone. These experts will take with them valuable lessons learned about living through illness, failure, poverty, loss and danger, as well as basic lessons learned about work, love, parenting and growing old. Dr. Karl A. Pillemer, a gerontologist and professor of human development at Cornell University, decided to seek advice on how to live from the people he works with all the time -- those ages 70 and over. Having spent five years interviewing some 1,500 elderly Americans, Pillemer was startled by their candor, their insights, and their wisdom. He then summarized their thoughts in a book titled 30 Lessons for Living: Tried and True Advice from the Wisest Americans. During this evening of conversation, Dr. Pillemer shares what he learned from the elders on marriage, career, parenting, aging, regrets, happiness, success, resilience, fear and tolerance. The conversation will be followed by a Q&A and book signing. Learn more...

Marriott Marquis (New York, NY)

The Ride is a bus tour unlike any you've experienced before. This $1.3 million vehicle is outfitted with stadium seating, IMAX-quality audio and 40 video screens. Using the city as a backdrop and innovative technology, The Ride transports participants through the city as a live show plays out in front of them. Through advanced audio and video technology, the famous landmarks of New York become supporting players in an event that blurs the boundaries between what's really happening and what is part of the show. As the tour navigates its 4.2 mile midtown path, participants will encounter actors and comedians, as well as ordinary citizens, who will bring to life the city's colorful history, iconic landmarks and vibrant culture. Your purchase entitles you to experience The Ride on the date of your choice. Learn more...

South Orange Performing Arts Center (South Orange, NJ)

Founded by three graduate students of New York's prestigious Julliard School in the fall of 2009, the Lysander Piano Trio has already made its mark as the grand prize winners at the 2011 Coleman Chamber Music Competition and as the highest-ranked piano trio at the 2011 Fischoff Competition. They'll be performing various pieces from their repertoire, which includes works by Beethoven, Brahms, Haydn, Schubert, Shostakovich and others. This up-and-coming chamber group features the talents of violinist Itamar Zorman, cellist Michael Katz and pianist Lisa Stepanova. Learn more...

South Orange Performing Arts Center (South Orange, NJ)

Award-winning pianist Tanya Gabrielian has earned international acclaim through appearances at Carnegie Hall, London's Wigmore Hall, and with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, among dozens of others prestigious venues and collaborations, and released her first CD, Kaleidoscope, in 2010. A member of the Juilliard School's prestigious Artist Diploma program, Gabrielian's SOPAC performance is set to include Bach's Liszt Prelude and Fugue in A Minor for Organ; Beethoven's Sonata Op.111; Debussy's Four Preludes from Bk.II; Ghost Variations by Schumann; and Gounod's Liszt Waltz from Faust. Learn more...

South Orange Performing Arts Center (South Orange, NJ)

The daughter of late Nashville superstar Mel Tillis, country singer-songwriter Pam Tillis has forged her own successful path, while managing to follow in her dad's footsteps. A Grammy and Country Music Award winner, this platinum recording artist has charted more than 30 singles, including the '90s hits "Don't Tell Me What to Do," "When You Walk in the Room" and "Mi Vida Loca (My Crazy Life)," which reached No. 1, among others. Her most recent CD, RhineStoned, was released on her own indie label. Join her for an intimate performance at SOPAC. Learn more...

South Orange Performing Arts Center (South Orange, NJ)

Throughout his rollicking life, Malachy McCourt has held a multitude of careers, including dishwasher, longshoreman, pub keeper, writer, TV host and was once a candidate for governor. He's done everything he's ever wanted to do and encourages you to do the same. As an actor, McCourt performed on Broadway and Off-Broadway as well as in regional theaters around the country. As a writer, he has published several books and the play A Couple of Blaguards with his brother. During this special event, this Irish-American legend will share his experiences through poetry, song and his outrageously hilarious stories. Learn more...

Any AMC theatre nationwide (Anytown, KS)

If you're looking to win the office pool on February 26th this year, you won't want to miss any of the best picture nominees. And, with this exclusive, all-in-one ticket package you'll be able to enjoy a full movie-going experience with each theatre visit. The package includes two Show Snacks drink vouchers, a Show Snacks popcorn voucher and two AMC Gold Experience movie tickets. Plus, they can be used at any AMC theatres, AMC Loews, AMC Showplace, Cineplex Odeon, Magic Johnson and Star theatres, excluding Canadian Theatres. And, tickets do not expire. Learn more...

Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts- Pace University (New York, NY)

One of the most renowned Mariachi bands in the United States, Mariachi Los Camperos has been entertaining audiences around the world for over 50 years. The Grammy winning ensemble performs under the direction of traditionalist and visionary Natividad "Nati" Cano, who helped to popularize mariachi as an art form while preserving its tradition. The group will perform a program entitled Viva Mexico, Viva America! that incorporates music from all over Mexico and includes songs that have become famous on this side of the border. Learn more...

Classic Harbor Line-Pier 62 (New York City, NY)

A perfect gift for Valentine's Day, this voucher for a Romantic Champagne City Lights Sail aboard the 80-foot Schooner Adirondack lets you buy now, gift on the big day, and then cruise at your convenience on a Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday during the month of May. On this romantic nighttime cruise, you'll experience the lights of New York's famous skyline like never before. And the gorgeous views don't end with the skyline; this two-hour cruise also glides by some of the Big Apple's most beautifully lit attractions, including Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, Chelsea Piers, Battery Park and more. A few rounds of complimentary champagne, wine, beer and soda are provided, and you are welcome to bring a picnic to eat. It's sure to be a memorable (and romantic!) evening. Learn more...

TG Whitneys (New York, NY)

New York City is one of the top destinations in the country for all things St. Patrick's Day, and this year the producers of the world's largest pub crawls have put together the Luck of the Irish New York City Pub Crawl. With your all-access pass, you'll have three days of access to more than 100 of New York City's most popular bars, all serving drink specials throughout the day and night. PubCrawls produced a Halloween pub crawl that drew 12,000 guests and is still being talked about, so the St. Patrick's Day pub crawl is in the hands of the masters. Learn more...

Medieval Times - New Jersey Castle (Lyndhurst, NJ)

Medieval Times is an exciting, family-friendly dinner attraction inspired by an 11th century feast and tournament. Guests are served a four-course banquet and cheer for one of six knights as they compete in the joust and other tests of skill. Expect lots of jousting, swordsmanship, thrilling hand-to-hand combat, and displays of extraordinary horsemanship as part of an exciting story set in Medieval Spain. Learn more...

Flushing Town Hall (Flushing, NY)

The classic story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears gets a fun and educational new twist in this bilingual English/Spanish version that explores the importance of respecting differences and dealing with fear. Featuring heartfelt songs and surprising new characters, this show is ideal for children ages six and older. Ricitos y los 3 Ositos (Goldilocks and the Three Bears) is performed by award-winning SEA Teatro, a bilingual arts-in-education organization and Latino theater company for young audiences. SEA Teatro has been presenting performances and educational programs in New York, Florida, and Puerto Rico for more than 25 years. Learn more...

New Jersey Convention & Exposition Center (Edison, NJ)

Whether you already have pet or plan to adopt one, you'll want to attend the premier shopping extravaganza and animal entertainment extravaganza. The show promotes responsible pet ownership and helps draw attention to abandoned pets available for adoption. In addition, an educational and inspiring experience with various pets and wildlife is presented through exceptional exhibits. Attendees and their leashed pets can shop, be entertained, and learn great care and training tips. No other event in the New York City Metro area delivers more animal education and entertainment under one roof. The fun-filled family event features more than 150 pet-related exhibitors along with unique entertainment and educational activities such as races, an athletic contest, auditions to be a contestant on David Letterman's Stupid Pet Trick segment and more. There's even a 5,000-sq.-ft. Indoor Puppy Playground, where Fido can romp and make new friends. Learn more...

Flushing Town Hall (Flushing, NY)

Flushing Town Hall welcomes back the Queens Jazz Orchestra, a project from the Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts, whose mission is to celebrate the history of jazz music in Queens and further the genre's future. For this year's concert, the QJO will showcase the contributions of female jazz artists on the Queens Jazz Trail, including such luminaries as Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne and Billie Holiday. Jazz legend Jimmy Heath -- a sax player who has worked with the likes of Miles Davis and Chet Baker, and co-founded the Heath Brothers -- serves as QJO's music director. Learn more...

Flushing Town Hall (Flushing, NY)

Dance out loud with some of the city's best hoofers at the 4th Annual Tap Extravaganza of Queens, as plenty of nifty footwork will be on display during this celebration and appreciation of tap. A host of notable dancers will be performing, including Baakari Wilder (Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk) and other members of the Savion Glover Company. And if you've ever had the urge to do a little soft shoe, you can participate in the Tap Jam and Shim Sham Finale on stage with the rest of the performers -- a memorable conclusion to what sure will be a toe-tapping day. Learn more...

Flushing Town Hall (Flushing, NY)

Combining stunning acrobatics, striking visual effects, physical comedy and inventive choreography, Galumpha brings to vivid life a world of imagination, beauty, muscle and merriment. Set to the classical sounds of Rachmaninov and Mahler, the three performers literally join forces to create an extremely inventive blend of art, science and motion that results in a fast-paced production that will leave you wondering what you just saw. Ideal for children and adults, Galumpha is a unique exploration of the human body and mind with a dash of construction thrown in for good measure. Learn more...

Any AMC theatre nationwide (Anytown, KS)

If you're looking to win the office pool on February 26th this year, you won't want to miss any of the best picture nominees. And, with this exclusive, all-in-one ticket package you'll be able to enjoy a full movie-going experience with each theatre visit. The package includes two Show Snacks drink vouchers, a Show Snacks popcorn voucher and two AMC Gold Experience movie tickets. Plus, they can be used at any AMC theatres, AMC Loews, AMC Showplace, Cineplex Odeon, Magic Johnson and Star theatres, excluding Canadian Theatres. And, tickets do not expire. Learn more...

Hotel Chantelle (New York, NY)

The SpeakTeasey at Hotel Chantelle presents Always a Bridesmaid Valentine celebration. Enjoy an included four-course meal prepared by Chef Jeff Kreisele and served at your table, with a drink pairing (sponsored by Sailor Jerry) for each course as you take in the sizzling-hot performances of the burlesque bridesmaids and the men in their lives. Will the ladies find love with Mr. Right, or will they do something oh-so-wrong? Featured performers include Rita MenWeep, Lady Scoutington, Jenny C'est Quoi, Legs Malone, Manchego, Mr. Gorgeous and Miss Megs D. Learn more...

Rockefeller Center Ice Rink (New York, NY)

Enjoy skating in the heart of Manhattan at the Ice Rink at Rockefeller Center. Every winter, the famed New York landmark is transformed into an ice rink, complete with twinkling lights and the famous gilded Prometheus statue at the center. Generations of New Yorkers and visitors have flocked to the rink, making it one of the city's most famous and recognizable attractions. This flexible offer entitles you to an ice skating session and skate rental on one date of your choice between February 27 and March 31. Learn more...

7 W (New York, NY)

The 7th Annual Coffee and Tea Festival celebrates everything related to the two beverages. This year, the Festival hosts the United States Barista Championship where baristi compete at identical espresso stations in an Iron Chef-style contest. Also featured are interactive classes, lectures and demos from well-known industry professionals on coffee cupping and tasting, afternoon tea etiquette, making tea cocktails and using coffee in recipes. Learn more...

Peter Jay Sharp Theater, Symphony Space (New York City, NY)

Gustafer Yellowgold's Golden Heart Symphony is an amazing combination of catchy original songs and animated on-screen illustrations. And this year, the Gustafer experience is getting a whole lot bigger. For their show at Symphony Space, singer-songwriter-musician Morgan Taylor and his band are joined by The Chelsea Symphony. Called a "cross between Yellow Submarine and Dr. Seuss" by Time Out New York Kids, Gustafer is a friendly creature who came to Earth from the sun and is living out an explorer's life in a slightly psychedelic version of the Minnesota woods. Learn more...

New York Skyports Marina - Jewel Yacht (New York, NY)

Instead of crowding into a dank Irish bar to sing yet another Dropkick Murphy's song, why not try something different? Jewel Yacht is floating a unique St. Patrick's Day experience with its Luck of the Irish cruise around New York City, giving you a chance to revel with your favorite beverage and see the best sights the city has to offer. The cruise features a live DJ spinning the best in Top 40, hip-hop and rock, and a cash bar to help ensure the party doesn't stop. So grab a few friends, throw on some green and hit the seas to celebrate everyone's favorite saint. Learn more...

New World Stages - Stage 1 (New York, NY)

Rent, set in the East Village, returns to its New York roots where it had a groundbreaking 12-year Broadway run. Jonathan Larson's Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical uses dance, pop, rock 'n' roll, R&B and salsa to tell an emotional tale about a community of young New York artists who celebrate life while struggling to make it in the city. Based on Puccini's La Boheme, the characters in Rent deal with the classic themes of love and loss while facing modern problems like homelessness and the AIDS epidemic. The timeless story comes to vivid life through the modern rock score, including such favorites as "La Vie Boheme," "What You Own," and "Seasons of Love." Learn more...

Flushing Town Hall (Flushing, NY)

The innovative contemporary classical compositions of Haitian-American violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain -- commonly known by his initials, DBR -- have gained him admirers and collaborators as varied as Philip Glass, Cassandra Wilson and Lady Gaga. Now he brings his ensemble, the Mission, to Queens to perform Civil Rights Reader, a salute to important figures in that movement. As a conductor, performer and bandleader, DBR fuses world music with classical influences to create a completely unique, and often joyful, danceable sound that's won him commissions from Carnegie Hall, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), the Library of Congress and the sports channel ESPN. Learn more...

Flushing Town Hall (Flushing, NY)

Internationally renowned jazz pianist and composer Barry Harris brings his modern, sophisticated sound based on a bebop background to Flushing Town Hall. Barry has received the Living Jazz Legacy award from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, and an American Jazz Masters Fellowship from the NEA. He is an exponent of the classic jazz style developed by Charles Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Thelonious Monk and Coleman Hawkins. Also making an appearance will be special guests the Barry Harris Jazz Chorus. Learn more...

Any AMC theatre nationwide (Anytown, KS)

If you're looking to win the office pool on February 26th this year, you won't want to miss any of the best picture nominees. And, with this exclusive, all-in-one ticket package you'll be able to enjoy a full movie-going experience with each theatre visit. The package includes two Show Snacks drink vouchers, a Show Snacks popcorn voucher and two AMC Gold Experience movie tickets. Plus, they can be used at any AMC theatres, AMC Loews, AMC Showplace, Cineplex Odeon, Magic Johnson and Star theatres, excluding Canadian Theatres. And, tickets do not expire. Learn more...

Classic Harbor Line-Pier 62 (New York City, NY)

A perfect gift for Valentine's Day, this voucher for a Romantic Champagne City Lights Sail aboard the 80-foot Schooner Adirondack lets you buy now, gift on the big day, and then cruise at your convenience on a Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday during the month of May. On this romantic nighttime cruise, you'll experience the lights of New York's famous skyline like never before. And the gorgeous views don't end with the skyline; this two-hour cruise also glides by some of the Big Apple's most beautifully lit attractions, including Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, Chelsea Piers, Battery Park and more. A few rounds of complimentary champagne, wine, beer and soda are provided, and you are welcome to bring a picnic to eat. It's sure to be a memorable (and romantic!) evening. Learn more...

Rockefeller Center Ice Rink (New York, NY)

Enjoy skating in the heart of Manhattan at the Ice Rink at Rockefeller Center. Every winter, the famed New York landmark is transformed into an ice rink, complete with twinkling lights and the famous gilded Prometheus statue at the center. Generations of New Yorkers and visitors have flocked to the rink, making it one of the city's most famous and recognizable attractions. This flexible offer entitles you to an ice skating session and skate rental on one date of your choice between February 27 and March 31. Learn more...

Discovery Times Square (New York, NY)

At the New York premiere of this award-winning interactive exhibit, visitors walk in the well-trod shoes of a real Crime Scene Investigator, interacting via video with actual forensic experts, not to mention Gil Grissom and the rest of TV's CSI gang. You'll examine the evidence and scour the area carefully for clues, then head back to the lab, where you'll learn how DNA matching, tire-track comparison, blood-spatter analysis, bullet casings and more are used to solve crimes via cool hands-on activities and special effects. Finally, compare your findings with the medical examiner to see if you've correctly solved the case. With three different cases to choose from, you'll want to come back and tackle them all -- and probably gain some valuable scientific knowledge in the process. Learn more...

New World Stages - Stage 1 (New York, NY)

Rent, set in the East Village, returns to its New York roots where it had a groundbreaking 12-year Broadway run. Jonathan Larson's Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical uses dance, pop, rock 'n' roll, R&B and salsa to tell an emotional tale about a community of young New York artists who celebrate life while struggling to make it in the city. Based on Puccini's La Boheme, the characters in Rent deal with the classic themes of love and loss while facing modern problems like homelessness and the AIDS epidemic. The timeless story comes to vivid life through the modern rock score, including such favorites as "La Vie Boheme," "What You Own," and "Seasons of Love." Learn more...

New York City Center (New York City, NY)

Kings of the Dance: Opus 3, featuring some of the most celebrated male ballet stars working today in new works by top choreographers, comes to New York City Center. The first >Kings of the Dance show premiered in 2007, and this installment features Guillaume Côté of the National Ballet of Canada, Marcelo Gomes of American Ballet Theatre, David Hallberg of American Ballet Theatre and the Bolshoi Ballet, Denis Matvienko of the Mariinsky Ballet and Ivan Vasiliev of the Mikhailovsky Ballet. The program features eight New York premieres created by Mauro Bigonzetti, Edward Clug, Patrick De Bana, Nacho Duato, Jorma Elo, Marco Goecke and Marcelo Gomes. Learn more...

Discovery Times Square (New York, NY)

At the New York premiere of this award-winning interactive exhibit, visitors walk in the well-trod shoes of a real Crime Scene Investigator, interacting via video with actual forensic experts, not to mention Gil Grissom and the rest of TV's CSI gang. You'll examine the evidence and scour the area carefully for clues, then head back to the lab, where you'll learn how DNA matching, tire-track comparison, blood-spatter analysis, bullet casings and more are used to solve crimes via cool hands-on activities and special effects. Finally, compare your findings with the medical examiner to see if you've correctly solved the case. With three different cases to choose from, you'll want to come back and tackle them all -- and probably gain some valuable scientific knowledge in the process. Learn more...

Flushing Town Hall (Flushing, NY)

Rooted in contemporary and old-school hip-hop and mixed with an eclectic blend of dance disciplines, including tap and ballet, Becoming Your Dreams is the latest high-impact show from Illstyle & Peace Productions, a touring troupe delivering a positive message through dance and music for audiences both young and old. Featuring DJs and beatboxers, this energetic revue is filled with aerial maneuvers, breathtaking breakdances and booming beats -- all in service of inspiring the audience in a positive manner. Learn more...

The Irish Repertory Theatre (New York, NY)

The Irish Repertory Theatre presents the play that earned Eugene O'Neill the first of his four Pulitzer Prizes. Beyond the Horizon is set on a farm in Massachusetts at the beginning of the twentieth century. Robert Mayo, a romantic young poet, is about to embark on the voyage of his dreams. His brother is a contented farmer with a passion for the land. On the eve of Robert's departure, when their neighbor, the beautiful Ruth, declares her love for one over the other, the brothers trade lives -- with heartbreaking consequences. This riveting, timeless drama pits brother against brother for the heart of one woman. Learn more...

Stage Left Studio (New York, NY)

In this one-woman show directed by Tony Award winner BD Wong, Cindy Cheung speaks about growing up as a "good Chinese girl," transitioning from mathematics to acting and her relationship with her mother. Cheung uses her impressive acting talents (and a ukulele) to tell her unique and fascinating story. Cheung's personal and funny is relatable and entertaining, making for a great night out. Best known as an actor, director Wong won a Tony for his performance in M. Butterfly and is best know for his role of Dr. George Huang on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Learn more...

Barrow Street Theatre (New York City, NY)

Tribes follows Billy, a deaf man raised inside the fiercely idiosyncratic and unrepentantly politically incorrect cocoon of his home of his parents' house. He has adapted brilliantly to his hearing family's unconventional ways, but they've never bothered to return the favor, leaving Billy isolated and alone. It's not until he meets Sylvia, a young woman on the brink of deafness, that he finally understands what it feels like to be understood. The play premiered at London's Royal Court in 2010 with a sold-out run garnering rave reviews and numerous honors, including both Olivier Award and Evening Standard Award nominations for Best Play. Learn more...

92nd Street Y at Lexington Avenue (New York City, NY)

It's hard to decide what Harry Connick, Jr. is best known for -- his Grammy-winning work as a jazz singer/pianist with more than 20 albums under his belt, or his charismatic performances as an actor on TV, stage and film. The New Orleans native hasn't lost his southern drawl or his small-town charm, which come in handy as he's entertaining audiences worldwide. Winner of three Grammy awards, Connick Jr. has seven Top 20 U.S. albums, and 10 No. 1 U.S. jazz albums. He's well known for having played Grace's physician husband on TV's Will & Grace, and he's appeared on the big screen in films like Independence Day, Hope Floats, P.S. I Love You, New in Town and Dolphin Tale. No stranger to the New York theater scene, Connick Jr. gave a Tony-nominated performance as Sid Sorokin in the 2006 revival of The Pajama Game, and is currently starring in On A Clear Day You Can See Forever. He comes to 92nd Street Y for the Broadway Talks series, where he'll be interviewed by Jordan Roth, president of Jujamcyn Theaters, whose current productions include The Book of Mormon, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Jersey Boys, Lysistrata Jones and On A Clear Day You Can See Forever. Learn more...

92nd Street Y at Lexington Avenue (New York City, NY)

It's hard to decide what Harry Connick, Jr. is best known for -- his Grammy-winning work as a jazz singer/pianist with more than 20 albums under his belt, or his charismatic performances as an actor on TV, stage and film. The New Orleans native hasn't lost his southern drawl or his small-town charm, which come in handy as he's entertaining audiences worldwide. Winner of three Grammy awards, Connick Jr. has seven Top 20 U.S. albums, and 10 No. 1 U.S. jazz albums. He's well known for having played Grace's physician husband on TV's Will & Grace, and he's appeared on the big screen in films like Independence Day, Hope Floats, P.S. I Love You, New in Town and Dolphin Tale. No stranger to the New York theater scene, Connick Jr. gave a Tony-nominated performance as Sid Sorokin in the 2006 revival of The Pajama Game, and is currently starring in On A Clear Day You Can See Forever. He comes to 92nd Street Y for the Broadway Talks series, where he'll be interviewed by Jordan Roth, president of Jujamcyn Theaters, whose current productions include The Book of Mormon, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Jersey Boys, Lysistrata Jones and On A Clear Day You Can See Forever. Learn more...

Gloria Maddox Theatre (New York, NY)

T. Schreiber Theatre presents The Last Days of Judas Iscariot by Tony Award-nominated playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis. In a wild and exciting trial set in a courtroom somewhere between Heaven and Hell, two attorneys and a parade of famous witnesses -- Mother Theresa, Sigmund Freud and Pontius Pilate -- argue over the fate of Judas Iscariot, known for his betrayal of Jesus. Equally pious and profane, the play transcends religion, offering a compelling, gritty and hilarious look at free will, destiny, faith, forgiveness and redemption. Learn more...

Gloria Maddox Theatre (New York, NY)

T. Schreiber Theatre presents The Last Days of Judas Iscariot by Tony Award-nominated playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis. In a wild and exciting trial set in a courtroom somewhere between Heaven and Hell, two attorneys and a parade of famous witnesses -- Mother Theresa, Sigmund Freud and Pontius Pilate -- argue over the fate of Judas Iscariot, known for his betrayal of Jesus. Equally pious and profane, the play transcends religion, offering a compelling, gritty and hilarious look at free will, destiny, faith, forgiveness and redemption. Learn more...

Hudson Terrace (New York, NY)

Instead of slaving away in the kitchen preparing food for game-day guests or cramming into an overcrowded sports bar with peanut shells littering the floor, here's another alternative: iAdventure.com and Midtown Manhattan's Hudson Terrace have teamed up to let you watch Super Bowl XLVI in style. Relax and cheer on your team amid the comfortable, upscale atmosphere of Hudson Terrace while enjoying an appetizer buffet and three included cocktails or beers (with additional drinks available for purchase). With numerous HD TVs throughout the venue, you won't miss a single play -- or a single over-the-top commercial. Learn more...