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From 12 to 2 pm today, your buddies at Live at Lerner will be handing out hundreds of scrumptious macarons.  These melt-in-your-mouth scrumptious French goodies can be found in the Lerner Piano Lounge–where Live at Lerner has their events.  Look out for the first one next week! Heavenly goodies via Wikimedia Commons

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Live at Lerner returns to the Lerner Piano Lounge at noon today with more live music and food, and, as usual, it’s all free! This week, Live at Lerner welcomes The Ambassadors, a four-piece indie band from Brooklyn that blends “tropical and pop to R&B and hip hop in a smart mix of instrumentals and […]

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