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Coffee Meets Bagel Sponsors Love For Charity Date Auction For The Promise Society (TPS)!

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Coffee Meets Bagel is a proud sponsor of opens in a new windowThe Promise Society‘s 5th Annual Charity Date Auction!

WHEN: Friday, June 20th @ 6pm

WHERE: Stage 48, @ 605 W 48th St, New York, NY 10019

Participants will be able to bid for dates with the beautiful members of TPS who have volunteered to auction themselves for the noble cause. Check them out at the below link and buy tickets now!

 
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P.S. This year, TPS is enabling supporters to vote for the charity that will benefit from our proceeds. Get involved and choose among three worthy causes:

1) APEX for Youth
2) Charles B. Wang Community Health Center
3) Restore NYC

TO VOTE, simply go to  opens in a new windowhttps://apps.facebook.com/my-polls/tps

About  opens in a new windowCoffee Meets Bagel (CMB): Every day at noon, we introduce you to one single with whom you share mutual friends. You have 24 hours to LIKE or PASS your match (aka “Bagels”). Mutual LIKE leads to direct connection via text message on a private phone line.

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SF Bay Area events for this week

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Coffee Meets Bagel’s SF Launch Party
Join us in celebrating Coffee Meets Bagel’s SF Launch! Spend a few hours this Tuesday night to enjoy some drinks, meet new people, and perhaps even find your New Year’s kiss. Dress to impress with accents of gold or silver. Bring a date, bring some friends, or just bring yourself! This event is FREE. All you need to do is RSVP.
WHAT: Coffee Meets Bagel’s Launch Party!

WHERE:  251 Rhode Island Street

WHEN:  Nov. 13  (Tue), 2012 @ 7:00 PM  – 10:00 PM

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Postcards from Southern Italy

Enjoy a collection of photographs taken by Roberto Soncin Gerometta on his recent assignment in Apulia, Basilicata, and Sicily. Roberto will be there to talk about his trip and experience of wandering off the beaten path to take these amazing photos. The lecture is followed by a tasting of regional foods and wine. Space is limited, RSVP quick!

WHAT: Photography lecture/exhibit with a tase of Southern Italian food and wine

WHERE:  Museo Italo Americano (Fort Mason Center, Building C)

WHEN:  Nov. 11 & 18 (Sun) 2012 @ 4:00 PM

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2012 Silicon Valley Ski and Snowboard Festival

Finally! The lifts are open and we can enjoy the slopes! Perfect place to be for skiers and snowboarders this weekend. There will be wine and beer tasting from over 100 top wineries and breweries, ski and snowboard sale from top brands, AND everyone receives two free lift tickets for attending! You don’t want to miss this people!

WHAT: Ski and Snowboard Festival

WHERE:  Santa Clara County Fairgrounds (San Jose)

WHEN:  Nov. 17 (Sat) 2012 @ 11 AM  – 8 PM & Nov. 18 (Sun) 2012 @ 11 AM  – 6 PM

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New York Date Spots

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John Baldessari, “Double Play”
Double Play presents all new work by pioneering American artist John Baldessari. Combining art historical icons, Baldessari has created a sceries of paintings on canvas that aim “to make the unimportant important.” Complicating these strangely evocative pictures are texts, taken from the titles of popular songs, emblazoned across the bottom of each painting. This exhibit ends November 21st. So, enjoy it while it’s here!
WHAT: Artwork by John Baldessari
WHERE:  Marian Goodman Gallery (24 W 57th Street)
WHEN:  Nov. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, & 21
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John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey: This Must Be the Place?


Enjoy dinner and watch as Mr. Pizzarelli and Ms. Molaskey explore the idea of “home” and all that it entails with their expert musicianship and singular wit. Audiences will be left reflecting on the meaning of “home” and what it feels like to search for it, find it, lose it, and run away from it. Mr. Pizzarelli (guitar and vocals) will lead a quartet consisting of younger brother Martin Pizzarelli (bass), Larry Fuller (piano), and Tony Tedesco (drums).

WHAT:  Performance by John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey

WHERE:  Cafe Carlyle
WHEN:  Tuesday – Saturday @ 8:45 PM until Nov. 24
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Date Spots in Boston

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Blink! A Light & Sound Extravaganza
Come by the Faneuil Hall Marketplace after a dinner date to watch over 350,00 LED lights illuminate Boston’s skyline. Each light show is different so you’ll enjoy a different experience each time. The shows run every half hour every night from November 17 – December 31. So, you most miss a chance to enjoy!
WHAT: A Light and Sound Extravaganza
WHERE:  Fanueil Hall Marketplace
WHEN:  Nightly performance starts November 17th through December 31 @ 4:30 PM and run every half an hour until 10 PM.
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Beer Summit Harvest Fest

Celebrate the Fall beers from over 60 different breweries. There are over 200+ beers to try. You don’t want to sample all of them by yourself, do you? Who better to bring than a date! This event sells out so make sure to get your tickets soon!
WHAT: Beer Summit Harvest
WHERE:  Park Plaza Castle
WHEN:  Nov. 16 (Fri), 2012 @ 5:30 PM – 9 PM, Nov. 17 (Sat), 2012 @ 12:30 PM – 4 PM &     5:30 PM – 9 PM
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Date Inspirations

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The weekend is almost here, and we wanted to give our awesome CMB members in NYC, Boston and San Francisco some fun date ideas for the weekend. Want to treat that special someone to a romantic night? Or maybe you want to make a great first impression with a new Bagel? Read on, city singles!
New York City goers, looking for something to sweeten up your weekend (literally)? The Annual opens in a new windowNew York Chocolate Festival is back with tickets starting at just $35 per person. Sample treats and decadent wine from over 65 chocolate companies, meet famous chefs and authors, and schmooze the night away!
WHAT: NY Chocolate Festival
WHERE: Metropolitan Pavillion
WHEN: Friday Nov. 9th through Sunday Nov. 11th, 10AM – 6PM
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For all our Bostonians, why not get to know your date better over some opens in a new windowArt, Wine & Art at the Soprafina Gallery this Saturday? $40 per person for all the music, wine and hors d’oeuvres you can eat! Then maybe you two can grab some coffee afterwards at a nearby café (for an even more intimate night cap).
WHAT: Art, Wine & Art Exhibition
WHERE: Soprafina Gallery
WHEN: Saturday Nov. 10th, 7pm
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Finally – San Franciscans, how about exploring some new culture in the Mission? The annual opens in a new windowDiwali celebration, the Festival of Lights, with $11 admission per person. Dancing starts in the streets and leads to the venue, where there’s sweets, good eats and music (and even dance lessons for those wanting really to join in the festivities)!
WHAT: Diwali Festival
WHERE: Public Works
WHEN: Saturday Nov. 10th, 9pm
So city singles, what are you going to be up to this weekend?
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SF Date spots you'll be sure to enjoy!

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The BRU/SFO Project

The BRU/SFO Project is back! 21st Amendment brewery and Magnolia brewery join forces once again to craft 12 unique Belgian-style beers with an American twist. Every Monday this month each bar will release a different beer for the week. Sounds like a great place to be for two beer lovers!

WHAT: Beer, beer, and more beer!

WHERE: 21st Amendment Brewery & Magnolia Pub & Brewery

WHEN:  All November! New beers are released every Monday Nov. 5th, 12th, & 19th

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Street Photography: This World Is Not My Home

This exhibition of more than 60 photographs and photographic montages from 1962 to the present traces the fascinating and wide-ranging career of Danny Lyon. “This World is Not My Home” celebrates 50 years of Lyon’s unique, self-described “romantic realism.” The de Young Museum’s other exhibits include The William S. Paley Collection: A Taste for Modernism and Rudolf Nureyev: A Life in Dance.

WHAT: Photography by Danny Lyon

WHERE: The de Young Museum

WHEN: Now until January

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Red Bull FlugTag

Watch home made air crafts fly into the McCovey Cove waters! Literally! This event was first heldin the U.S. ten years ago in our very own San Francisco. 36 teams have been chosen to get their “wiiings” and compete in the international flying spectacle this fall, and thousands more will cheer them on in their attempt at human flight

WHAT: Red Bull Flugtag

WHERE: McCovey Cove

WHEN:  Nov. 10 (Saturday), 2012. Hangers open at 11AM. First flight is at 1PM.

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An Evening of Flamenco

Enjoy a great dining experience at Pena Pachamama with a Flamenco dinner show full of lively entertainment and amazing food. Actor and comedian Robin Williams has described the restaurant to be, “The kind of place event the Amish would dance.” Reservations are highly recommended so make one for you and your date quick!

WHAT: Delicious dinner and an entertaining show

WHERE: Pacha Mama Restaurant (North Beach)

WHEN: Every Thursday at 8:00pm (until January 24th)

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Got a Date? Not-to-miss Date Spots in San Francisco this week!

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Calling All Food Truck Lovers

YES! Food trucks galore with a Halloween twist! FunCheapSF presents “Truck or Treat 2012.” Enjoy food trucks, affordable beer and drinks, trick or treating for adults, dancing, and spooky movies. You won’t feel crammed at this outdoor party. FREE with Facebook RSVP.

WHAT: Food Truck Halloween Party

WHERE: SOMA (428 11th Street)

WHEN: Oct 31 (Wed), 2012 @ 5pm – 11:00pm

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Halloween Wine
 
Looking to spend Halloween at a smaller venue? Sip on some delectable wine and munch on unlimited platters of appetizing snacks. You’ll be taken care of by an amazing and friendly staff who are knowledgable about the wine they serve. It’s an ordinary night at Pause Wine Bar…just everyone is in costume.

WHAT: A Halloween party for wine lovers

WHERE: Pause Wine Bar (Hayes Valley)

WHEN: Oct 31 (Wed), 2012 @ 7 pm

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World-renowned classical pianist Lang Lang is back in San Francisco performing at Davies Symphony Hall. The program include Cowell’s Music 1957, Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3, and Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2. Don’t miss the  performance of this young talented musician. Tickets are limited! Buy your pair soon!

WHAT: MTT and Lang Lang

WHERE: Davies Symphony Hall

WHEN: November 1 (Thur), 2012 @ 8pm & November 2 (Fri), 2012 @ 8pm

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Soulful Night of Keys

 
Enjoy modern Japanese cuisine as you get lost in the music of three of the most enduring names in contemporary jazz, Lonnie Liston Smith, Brian Jackson, and Mark Adams. Adams says, “I want people to leave these shows having experienced a total release. I want them to just let their minds go and not worry about whatever problems they may be facing, not worry about what they have to do tomorrow or the next day. I want them to just be in the moment and be entertained.” Sigh…how relaxing…

WHAT: A night of Jazz music and Japanese cuisine

WHERE: Yoshi’s Jazz Club and Japanese Restaurant (San Francisco location)

WHEN: November 1 (Thur), 2012 @ 8pm & November 2 (Fri), 2012 @ 8pm & 10pm

Boston: Short Day Trip Date to Newport

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Founded in 1630 by wayward Puritan colonists from England, Boston is one of the oldest cities in America.  So it’s had a lot of time to establish itself as a world-class city and New England’s epicenter of gastronomy – in other words: plenty of date options.

However, what do you do when you run out of date ideas?  Fact is, our Boston members are comprised of refined tastemakers who are “in the know.”  They are fully aware that the opens in a new windowTip Tap Room has nothing to do with tap dancing.  They do not consider chillin’ with colonially-clad women at Paul Revere’s crib as conducive to romantic dates. They are busy professionals who are tired of waiting in line to get to the roofdeck of Legal Harborside (btw, ask for the opens in a new windowBoston Strong Boy or The Purple Jesus if you are patient enough to wait – they’re life changing).

So back to the question: what do you do? 

Here is the first installment of date inspirations for day trips to get you away from the city but close enough to have you back home in time for Olympics Women’s Trampoline.

Where: Newport, RI (Goat Island)

Distance: 71 miles, 1 hour 19 minutes

Accommodations (if necessary): opens in a new windowHyatt Regency Newport on Goat Island – unfortunately no goats (we looked…seriously)

Eats: order a draft Newport Storm to wash down the $1 Oysters at opens in a new windowCeltica Public House.  Also, it’s totally worth spending the night just for the crab benedict breakfast from opens in a new windowBlack Pearl’s waterside patio.

Must See: (1) visit a local opens in a new windowvineyard (2) pull $ from your own Mansion Fund to tour the opens in a new windowFamous Newport Mansions (3) absolutely skip (1) & (2) if you can’t make it back to Goat Island before sunset.  It’s not worth running the risk of missing the most romantic moment of the trip…watching the sunset over Narragansett Bay. It’s truly breathtaking. opens in a new window@coffeembagel Instagram pics below:

CMB Tip: View the sunset from opens in a new windowPineapples on the Bay, but if the one-man-band’s covers of 90’s alternative classics become too intense, take a short stroll over to the historical Newport Harbor Lighthouse.

New York: Bastille Day on 60th Street

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“Café rencontre Bagel Croissant” – Google Translate to the rescue.  Visit the 10th annual Bastille Day on 60th Street for a full French cultural immersion with your Bagel Croissant.  Also, while you’re there, try your luck with  opens in a new windowFIAF opens in a new window/French Institute Alliance Française’s Bastille Day opens in a new windowle Twitter Challenge and the next date with your bagel may be in Paris.

WHAT: Bastille Day on 60th Street – French-themed market stalls, food, live music, workshops, wine and cheese tastings.

WHEN: Sunday, July 15, 2012 from 12-5pm

WHERE: 60th Street between Fifth and Lexington Avenues
More deets can be found here:  opens in a new windowhttp://bit.ly/NvRnDH
(Image and details from opens in a new windowhttp://www.bastilledayny.com/)

New York: Last Minute Astrologically Romantic Plan

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Do you have a date tonight? Does your bagel list “spontaneity” and “trying something new” on their profile?  Then this Date Inspiration should get you bean points (we don’t do brownies) from your date.  Just don’t gaze too long at the sun.
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WHAT: Manhattanhenge – the setting Sun aligns precisely with the Manhattan street grid, creating a radiant glow of light across Manhattan’s brick and steel canyons, simultaneously illuminating both the north and south sides of every cross street of the borough’s grid.
WHERE: As far east in Manhattan as possible. But ensure that when you look west across the avenues you can still see New Jersey. Clear cross streets include 14th, 23rd, 34th, 42nd, 57th, and several streets adjacent to them. The Empire State building and the Chrysler building render 34th street and 42nd streets especially striking vistas. 

WHEN: Tonight, Wednesday, July 11 — 8:24 P.M. EDT (Full Sun) / Thursday, July 12th, — 8:25 P.M. EDT (Half Sun)
(Details courtesy of opens in a new windowHayden Planetarium)

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