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Spotlites combine the timeless sentiment of the classic candle with designs and innovations for the 21st century. Whether you are trying to create a romantic setting, celebrate a special occasion, or need a finishing touch for any room, we design candles that make it truly feel brilliant.

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The Fitzrovia Chapel is a historic Grade II* listed secular chapel, originally part of the former Middlesex Hospital. For nearly a century it was a place of quiet contemplation for staff, patients and visitors alike. It was restored in 2015 after years in darkness. The chapel is an exquisite place to get married, celebrate, hold an event, or perform. It is open to the public for reflection and quiet contemplation each Wednesday between 11:00 and 16:00.

The New Shul is a progressive, unaffiliated, independent, creative community located downtown Manhattan in the Greenwich Village exploring meaningful ways to experience Jewish life and ritual in the 21st century. The New Shul provides Hebrew School one day a week as well as other programs that help children, teenagers, and adults learn Jewish history, traditions, prayers, and culture, and celebrate Jewish life.

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The Connecticut Freedom Trail documents the struggle toward freedom. This trail designates sites that celebrate the struggle for justice and equality that continues in the 21st century. Sites depict the efforts, in all their forms, of the state’s African American community and all the communities that championed the goals of universal freedom and human dignity. That long struggle has fashioned the history of Connecticut and our country. The Trail officially opened in September 1996, and as of Spring 2013, there are more than 130 sites in more than 50 towns, and the Trail continues to grow.

Cinema Village is a 3 screen cinema in New York's Greenwich Village specializing in provocative foreign and independent films.Built in 1963 in the shell of a turn of the century fire station, Cinema Village is the oldest continuously operated cinema in Greenwich Village and one of the oldest continuously operated art cinemas in the city.