Free city bikes and concerts

 Ride Cti bike for free: thanks to bike-to-work week and switzerland tourism, you can visit any citi bike station kiosk, swipe a credit card, and select the 24-hour access pass option to experience blue bicycling in nyc. all locations.

Eddie Bauer Airstream Welcome to the Neighborhood Party

Thursday, May 14, 2015
12 – 7 p.m.

100 5th Ave
NW corner at W 15th Street

To celebrate the establishment’s grand opening, the Eddie Bauer Airstream has made its way across the country from Seattle and will be stationed out front to help host a “Welcome to the Neighborhood” party on May 14th that is open to public and will feature live bands, complimentary food trucks and lots of Eddie Bauer giveaways!
Eddie Bauer, the iconic, active outdoor lifestyle brand, to open its permanent New York location in Union Square
Eddie Bauer’s “Welcome to the Neighborhood” party – a celebration open to the public that will feature live bands, complimentary food trucks, additional giveaways and more!
Also, any purchase made from May 6 – 25, 2015 at the Union Square location will automatically be entered to win an adventure trip for 2 to Europe! For more details, please see the store for rules and regulations.

7 pm to 10 pm take in the manhattan skyline view as the outdoor celebrate brooklyn! bridge dance parties kick off the season at pier 1 with classic soul + funk performances by felix hernandez, sonny knight + the lakers, plus a free bike valet, food trucks, and a beer garden.

LYFE™ with music created by Glass GhostThursday, May 14 at 7:30

David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center, Frieda and Roy Furman Stage
FREE

LYFE™ is an interactive music performance that explores the intersection of technology and the self with music created by Brooklyn band Glass Ghost. Opening with a snapshot of a young man obsessed with the fictional LYFE™ social app, every move is live-streamed to an ever-growing group of followers. While shared emotions, mundane observations and life decisions become fodder for personalized advertisements, roles of the participant and the followers blur into an ecstatic new media celebration of individuality.
LYFE™ is co-presented by the David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center and Performance Space 122 (PS122). LYFE™ is commissioned by PS122 with support from the Jerome Foundation and residency support provided by PS122’s inaugural RAMP residency program.