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Gothamist Fall Guide: 20 Ways To Nail November In NYC


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Scott Heins

Published Nov 2, 2015

Modified Nov 3, 2015


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November has inexorably arrived, and while you might already be gearing up for a long winter of take out food and Netflix binges, allow us to offer an alternative, twenty of them, in fact! From nature walks to comedy shows to winner-take-all mustache contests, November is packing so much cultural heat that it was almost impossible to narrow the list down. But somehow, we found a way. Time to make some plans!
via Steven Severinghaus's flickr

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Scott Heins

Published Nov 2, 2015

Modified Nov 3, 2015


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Scott Heins is a freelance photo and video journalist based in New York City, and a frequent contributor to Gothamist + WNYC. His work often centers around labor rights, housing, and policing. In 2018-2019 he traveled to four states while covering a wave of public school teachers strikes, with work featured in The New York Times, The Intercept, Getty Images, Splinter, and Bloomberg Photos. Scott is a dues-paying member of the National Writers Union's Freelance Solidarity Project.

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