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CRAB CRUNCH Christopher Letts and Tom Lake of the Hudson River Foundation provide demonstrations on how to steam blue crabs, as well as how to crack them open and eat them, as part of the River Project’s sixth annual Crab Crunch. The event also includes a presentation on the natural history of the blue crab and how fisherman catch them, along with complimentary boat rides on the retired police launch Big G. Saturday, 3-6 p.m., Pier 26, Hudson River between Chambers and Canal streets, 212-233-3030, free samples provided.
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|CRAB CRUNCH Christopher Letts and Tom Lake of the Hudson River Foundation provide demonstrations on how to steam blue crabs, as well as how to crack them open and eat them, as part of the River Project’s sixth annual Crab Crunch. The event also includes a presentation on the natural history of the blue crab and how fisherman catch them, along with complimentary boat rides on the retired police launch Big G. Saturday, 3-6 p.m., Pier 26, Hudson River between Chambers and Canal streets, 212-233-3030, free samples provided.
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