SUNDAY, APRIL 29, at 12 Noon, at


PETE’S TAVERN,


129 East 18 Street (at Irving Place)


Let’s eat, drink, and discuss ... 


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Proclaim and celebrate the National Day of Reason (not prayer) at historic Pete’s Tavern,


enjoy a sumptuous (and reasonable) brunch, and contribute your ideas to three exciting new SHSNY projects. 


Brunch is $25


… for your choice of 11 entrees, one drink (Bloody Mary, Mimosa, etc.), coffee or tea, including all taxes and tips.


PRE-PAYMENT IS STRONGLY ADVISED!

 

The room only holds and this event will be a sellout!

 

 

 

 

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