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Miramar Yacht Club

Start your sailing adventures with our traditional annual Sailing Lesson. Miramar Yacht Club has many things to offer. We have Members from all parts of our city, walks of life, and diverse backgrounds.Lots of friendly people who enjoy sailing and sharing joy. Ask About Our Special Introductory Membership Offers.

Village Underground

Village Underground in New York is probably one of the best places to catch the foremost names of the city's live music scene. The bands that play here usually play much larger venues, but the smaller space here simply intensifies the effect of the great music. Well-known celebrities like Mariah Carey and Stevie Wonder have been known to drop in here regularly and Bob Dylan used to play here back in the sixties. Village Underground also hosts open-mic nights and comedy performances at its sub-venue, the Comedy Cellar. Drop in for a memorable musical night.

EastVille Comedy Club

Since its launch, the EastVille Comedy Club has been the cause of laughter riot in town. Regular shows are scheduled at this venue all year round which are usually hosted by local comedians or you can discover the singer in your by participating in the open mic nights. Enjoy the show with a round of drinks like beer or cocktails.

United East Athletics Association was established in 1976 as a non-profit, self-funded organization by a handful of sports enthusiasts. It's initial goal was to offer recent immigrant youths and youths from the Chinatown area with constructive sports programs whereby they can develop physically and mentally as well as help them integrate into mainstream America. As the organization grew, UEAA was recognized as a solid component of the Chinese community in addressing the developmental needs of our young people. With the support of the community, UEAA expanded from offering strictly sports oriented programs to include community services and activities, such as summer youth recreational/educational programs and host cultural events around the Chinese traditions and arts. As the Chinese immigrant population increases, families are faced with huge challenges such as language barriers, over-crowded schools, lack of social services for the youths and senior citizens, lack of job opportunities, and the list goes on. At UEAA, our goal is to reach out and help those in this community by providing programs that will enhance their quality of life. Through these programs and activities, both the physical and mental energy of our youths and adults can be properly channeled to meet the challenges of life. As an example, in a society rich in technological advancements, UEAA provides educational programs, such as computer literacy and training, for the youths and adults to ensure they can maintain their academic requirements as well as acquire basic necessary skills to stay marketable in the workplace. At UEAA, we feel that by providing positive reinforcement and knowledge in our community, the citizens will eventually pave their own way for the future.

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