Join us for a fun night of socializing and nostalgia as we take you on a musical journey and test your knowledge of music.  We will be highlighting songs that are woven into the American Culture.  Classic Folk Songs, Nursery Rhymes, Anthems, Rock and pop will all be part of the game.  Each song is bound to jog a great memory and spark the conversations.

How it works:

• Log in and we will send you a code to join our Zoom Meeting.
• Once everyone is in we will socialize a bit then your host will play snippets from 30 well establishes songs ( 3 rounds with 10 clues each).  The first person who can guess the most wins!

Cost:  $10 General Members / $5 NYSN Lifetime VIP Members. Your donations will help us stay in business until we can resume our in person events (Thank You!)

What do I need?

A device with a camera and microphone.

How do I participate?

When you register we will send you a code to join or Zoom meeting. (please note that the confirmation will come later)

Can I attend alone?

Right now 99.9% of those participating attend alone.

How Many are expected?

Most of our virtual events have 10 to 20 participants unless otherwise specified.

Who participates in these?

The demographics of our online events are varied unless we have a specific criteria listed. For the most part there are all ages and ethnicities. Realistically, this should not matter to you.  If there is an event that you would like to do, then do it!  It is totally different than physically being stuck at something you are not enjoying. You can “click out” at any time. If you are unhappy with the experience we will refund your fee.

Questions?

If you have a questions as to how many, gender balance or ages of those registered for a particular event email dave@newyorksocialnetwork.com or call 212-873-2256.  We are committed to making sure that the event your register for is going to be great!

Dress Code:

Pajamas & t-shirts are acceptable (just, please be wearing clothes!). Also we all realize that our beards are growing and our hair looks like hell. (Besides most computer cameras are not that clear anyway)