Subject: ontheroad.com Alert for New York
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 16:18:36 -0700
From: ontheroad's New York Bureau Chief
To: You


The recent cold snap provided our New York Bureau Chief
with the perfect excuse to try Wallse (344 West 11th St.),
the cozy new Austrian place run by Kurt Gutenbrunner,  that
expert chef who used to be at Monkey Bar. She reports that
this little eatery in the far west reaches of Greenwich
Village is the ideal spot for a chilly evening, with a menu
featuring hearty fare like tafelspitz (Austrian boiled
beef) and, of course, wienerschnitzel. The food is so good
you may find yourself looking forward to those long winter
nights. Call (212) 352-2300 for reservations.

For more city tips and special events, visit us at
http://www.ontheroad.com. Here's the lowdown on what's
happening in New York next week.

BUSINESS EVENTS

EUROPEAN PRIVATE EQUITY SUMMIT AT THE REGENCY OCT 16 AND 17
This summit is intended for institutional investors, fund
managers, equity sponsors, advisers, and industry
specialists. The program features analysis of private
equity markets in Great Britain, Germany, France, Holland,
Italy, and Spain. Sponsored by Clifford, Chance, Rogers &
Wells LLP.

E-DISTRIBUTION AND MARKETING FOR FUNDS OCT 16 AND 17
Internet-savvy customers and shareholders demand the latest
in personalized services and content from mutual fund Web
sites. This event highlights marketing strategies for
building brand recognition, opportunities for wireless
technology, and potential uses for broadband and streaming
video. At the Roosevelt Hotel.

ENTERTAINMENT ONLINE 2000 CONVENES OCT 17 AND 18
What does the future look like for music, film, gaming, and
other entertainment on the Internet? This conference takes
an in-depth look at how the interactive Web is changing the
entertainment industry. At the World Trade Center.

BLUE CHIPS OR PINK SLIPS? EXPERTS WEIGH IN OCT 18
Are you better off chucking a secure, old-economy job in
order to try your luck at a Web-based firm? Find out at
this breakfast seminar, which focuses on the career outlook
in the Internet economy. At the Marriott Marquis Hotel.

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MUSIC

TECHNO KINGPIN MOBY PERFORMS OCT 18 TO 22
Moby has been the best-known figure in the electronic
dance-music scene since his first album was released in
1992. Hybrid is the opening act. At the Hammerstein
Ballroom.

ELTON JOHN PLAYS MADISON SQUARE GARDEN OCT 20 AND 21
Not even Madonna has the staying power of the Rocket Man,
Elton John, who produced a Top 40 hit every year from 1970
to 1996. Tunes from his days of big-star glasses include
"Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" and "Bennie and the Jets."

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MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES

MET WELCOMES "ROMANTICISM AND THE SCHOOL OF NATURE" OCT 17
This exhibit features 115 19th-century paintings, drawings,
and sketches, many never before seen in public. Highlights
include Eugene Delacroix's exotic paintings from Morocco,
monumental landscapes and seascapes by Gustav Courbet, and
a series of cloud studies by John Constable.

SOWON KWON SHOWS "TWO OR THREE CORRIDORS" OCT 20
Kwon is known for her video installations exploring the
relationship between works of art and the environments in
which they are displayed. This exhibit shows works by Andy
Warhol, Louise Nevelson, and Lois Greenfield, among others,
along with a video loop of the pieces in their original
settings. At the Whitney Museum/Philip Morris.

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DOWN THE ROAD

MARKETING IN THE E-BUSINESS WORLD NOV 2 AND 3
The Conference Board presents this conference on the new
tools and techniques for e-business marketing. Topics
include channel convergence, e-mail marketing strategies,
and survival techniques for marketers in the new economy.
At the Waldorf Astoria.

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Bureau Chief? Contact us at

New York City Editor
http://www.ontheroad.com