Evening Update for Monday, September 26, 2016

All deez people ova hee-uh. via ceonyc on Flickr

Forecast for Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Chance of Rain ⛅ Overnight low of 59 °F and a high of 75 °F The Week Ahead
Weekly low is 59 °F on Tuesday night and weekly high will be 75 °F on Tuesday Weather data via Weather Underground

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Upcoming Events

Jake Bugg with Syd Arthur · Terminal 5 · Tuesday, September 27 at 7pm · Tickets from $15
Boston Red Sox at New York Yankees · Yankee Stadium · Wednesday, September 28 at 7pm · Tickets from $19
.38 Special · Bergen Performing Arts Center · Thursday, September 29 at 8pm · Tickets from $24
Supernova (21+) · Cielo · Thursday, September 29 at 10pm · Tickets from $19
Fabolous (21+) · Flash Factory · Thursday, September 29 at 11pm · Tickets from $23
Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees · Yankee Stadium · Friday, September 30 at 7pm · Tickets from $13
PANTyRAiD (21+) · Webster Hall · Friday, September 30 at 10pm · Tickets from $24
SoHo's Hottest Friday Spot (21+) · Katra · Friday, September 30 at 11pm · Tickets from $19
Philadelphia Union at New York Red Bulls · Red Bull Arena · Saturday, October 1 at 7pm · Tickets from $12
Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees · Yankee Stadium · Saturday, October 1 at 7pm · Tickets from $12
Mat Zo (19+) · Webster Hall · Saturday, October 1 at 10pm · Tickets from $25

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NYC Park of the Day

Chief Dennis L. Devlin Park - Olmstead Triangle and the adjacent Avenue honors the Olmsteads. In 1895, the City of New York annexed the village, renaming the streets and avenues after early settlers so travelers would not confuse them with neighboring streets. Olmstead Avenue was renamed as part of this effort, as was adjacent Ellis Avenue.

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