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NEW YORK SUPER RESOURCE GUIDE

The insider's guide to NYC written by New Yorkers for New Yorkers and serious
New York tourists.

Fantastic Sports Bars for Flyers Fans in Philadelphia – Book a Hotel, Too and
Make It a Getaway

Courtesy Cavanaugh's Rittenhouse

Sometimes going to a Rangers game in Manhattan is just too much – too much of a
travel hassle, too much money, too many crowds. So why not consider a road trip
or train trip to Philadelphia? It’s a one-hour trip to the City of Brotherly
Love and you’ll be in the heartland of hockey fandom............

NYC HOTEL WEEK LAUNCHES AGAIN IN JANUARY WITH DEEP DISCOUNTS ON HOTELS
THROUGHOUT THE CITY FOLLOWED BY THE NYC WINTER OUTING PROGRAM

Courtesy nyctourism.com - Walker Hotel Greenwich Village

It’s good news for travelers to New York City. While Thanksgiving and Christmas
may be appealing with all the festivities, decorations, and holiday spirit,
smart travelers know to wait until after New Year’s for the best
deals...........

4 Restaurants Invite Halloween Celebration and Costuming in Manhattan

Courtesy Alligator Pear

It’s not too early to put together your Halloween costume for an all-out
celebration this month. Four Manhattan locales are celebrating over the weekend
ahead in consideration of Halloween’s October 31 work-night date.............

New York City Sports Bars

Courtesy BK Backyard Bar

It’s sweltering hot and you may not be thinking football at the moment, but
training camp starts before you know it and then it’s time for the Superbowl.
Here are eight places to visit to get your fix of sports life and football
fandom............

It’s 2023 and Broadway’s Back

A Beautiful Noise, the Neil Diamond Musical © Julieta Cervantes

New York theatergoers joyfully returned to Broadway in 2022 after a closure ofs
18 months. 2023 promises to be even more jubilant. With the many openings
scheduled for this spring along with continuing and long-running shows,
theatergoers have a robust selection of plays and musicals to enjoy...........

Show Your Irish Spirit on St. Patrick’s Day at These New York City Gems

Courtesy The Dead Rabbit

According to Tourism Ireland, forty-four million people in the United States
claim Irish heritage. And New York City has a significant percentage of them. In
addition to watching the parade, dressing in green, and buying soda bread in
advance of this festive day, here are some ideas for best pubs where you can
celebrate.............

A British Comedy Festival Comes to New York City

Romesh Ranganathan © Anthony Mulcahy

Three stellar comedians from the UK will have New York City audiences in
stitches thanks to the new “Crossing the Pond” comedy festival taking place this
winter and spring at Town Hall. The British standup stars will take the stage in
January, February and June...............

Ways to Honor Black History Month in New York State

Courtesy The Colored Musicians Club & Jazz Museum

Black History Month is a time to celebrate the African diaspora and the
contributions and achievements of African Americans. Also known as African
American History Month, each February gives us a starting point during which we
can recognize the importance of the community in U.S. history..............

Foodies, Get Your Forks Ready! It’s Restaurant Week (er, Restaurant Month) Again
in New York City through February 12

Courtesy IRIS

This year 515 restaurants are giving foodies a chance to enjoy some deep
discounts while tucking into wonderful chef creations. Offering two-course lunch
(starter and main, or main and dessert) and three course dinner (appetizer,
entrée, dessert) prix fixe menus priced at $30, $45 and $60 with some
variations..............

Dry January, Damp January and Mocktail Week – Celebrating in New York City

Courtesy HEAVENSAKE

Have you made your New Year’s resolutions yet? Even if it’s past January 1,
there’s still time to do something nice for yourself. Dry January, Damp January
and National Mocktail Week (January 8-14) all seem to be taking over our lives
this month...............

Closing This Month: A Dozen Broadway Plays and Musicals

The Roundabout Theatre Companys 1776 © Joan Marcus

Broadway has come back in a big way, with many openings, some lasting and some
with very limited or shortened runs. A new crop of shows is scheduled for March,
but, in the meantime, here are the ones that you absolutely shouldn’t
miss..............

New Year’s Eve in New York City: 2023

Courtesy Arlo SoHo

We’ve all had enough of 2022, right? And the awful freezing weather isn’t
helping much. If you’ve already gotten rid of those bad memories at Good
Riddance Day in Times Square, made your wish on the Wishing Wall for next year
and you’re prepared to put your New Year’s resolutions into play, it’s time to
party like it’s 1999 (apologies to Prince).............

8 Delicious Places to Enjoy a Hanukkah Meal in Brooklyn and Manhattan

Courtesy Katz's

Hanukkah is right around the corner, from December 18-26, and there are eight
glorious days to nosh. Here are eight delicious options to help you celebrate
this holiday which recalls the miracle of the oil.............

October is Apple and Pumpkin Time at These Area Farms

Courtesy Queens Country Farm Museum

The dog days of summer are finally over – it’s October apple and pumpkin time.
Foliage seekers may want to schedule road trips to look at the brilliant mosaic
of colors adorning the maples and oaks, but for the family, October is the time
for pumpkin patches, corn mazes, apple picking and hayrides.............

Bring the Kids to the New “My Gym” Open House on October 3 in Park Slope,
Brooklyn

Courtesy My Gym Children’s Fitness Center

Are you looking for somewhere to give your kids a chance to play and develop
skills at the same time? The award-winning My Gym Children’s Fitness Center,
(“My Gym”), invites parents............

Where to Get the Best Waterfront Dining in New York City

Courtesy Grand Banks

City dwellers love dining with a waterside view. Here are five exceptional
choices to catch a breeze and enjoy a great meal............

The Karpovsky Variations: A Brilliant, Engaging and Haunting Study in Family
Relations

Courtesy Boomerang Theatre Company

Playing through the end of the month, Adam Kraar’s is a study in family
relations. The off-Broadway play makes its world premiere courtesy of Boomerang
Theatre Company............

The Parrish Art Museum Welcomes Summer with a Host of Events and New Exhibits

Two Forks & a Cork Courtesy Parrish Art Museum

If you missed the Parrish Art Museum’s exclusive Spring Fling event this month,
don’t fret, there’s much more to come from Southampton’s beautiful art
museum.............

Ways to Honor New York City’s Asian-American Community During Asian-American
Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Chinatown © Lee Snider

This month honors the achievements of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in
the United States and recognizes the struggles from the pandemic and the overt
demonstrations of hatred and anti-Asian sentiment that have plagued the AAPI
community...............

Jeff Leatham’s Kaleidoscope and Orchid Nights Burst With Color at The New York
Botanical Garden’ Annual Orchid Show

Pink exotics ©Meryl Pearlstein

After a nearly two-year hiatus and a pause of one of the most beautiful orchid
shows ever, Jeff Leatham returns to The New York Botanical Garden with his
lavish Kaleidoscope show...............

It’s the Year of Electric Cars and Micro Mobility Vehicles at the 2022 New York
International Auto Show

Lamborghini ©Meryl Pearlstein

After two years of virtual car exhibits, the New York International Auto Show is
back. Even with the shortage of computer chips for new and existing cars,
electric cars, SUVs, bikes and scooters are the stars of the
show................

Just Opened! RiseNY: A Museum and Themed Ride Rolled into One

Music © Meryl Pearlstein

A new “thrilling” attraction has just opened near Times Square in New York City.
Different from other entertainment-oriented exhibits, the new RiseNY journey has
an educational and historical trajectory as well as a soaring ride to show off
the “greatest city in the world.”................

Nine Places to Show Your Irish Spirit on St. Patrick’s Day

Courtesy The Greens on the Rooftop at Pier 17

On March 17, celebrate the Emerald Isle with libations, grog and sweet
treats................

14 Delicious Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day in the Big Apple

Courtesy Serafina

Valentine’s Day is a day to share your love. But it’s more than that – it’s a
wonderful chance to share a great meal, a cocktail and an evening out. New York
City celebrates with special menus and romantic touches...............

Join The Magic At Stella 34 Trattoria For A Harry Potter-Themed Drag Brunch

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - © Mathew Murphy

Are you up for a bit of wizardry along with some raucous entertainment?
Commemorating the 20th anniversary of J.K. Rowlands hugely popular Harry Potter
series, Stella 34 Trattoria, in Macy’s Herald Square, is hosting eight Harry
Potter themed drag brunches on February 5, 6, 19 and 20 with two seatings on
each date, from 11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm...............

How to Survive Dry January This Year

Courtesy Trinchero Family Estates

Have you made a resolution to eat healthier, drink less and get into better
shape… just like last year? It’s that time when we need to reverse the
indulgences of the holiday season and our pandemic binges over the past two
years..............

Where to See the Holiday Sparkle in New York City

Broadway Up Close © Tim Dolan

Bundle up for a stroll along the streets, inside the malls or at the parks to
see New York City’s acclaimed holiday lights.............

Broadway Gift Guide: Give the Gift of Theater This Holiday Season

Broadway Up Close © Tim Dolan

There’s never a time limit on seeing a fabulous Broadway play or musical. And
you don’t even have to wrap anything up!.............

A Dozen Delicious Ways to Celebrate the Eight Days of Chanukah in NYC

Veselka © Meryl Pearlstein

Hungry for Chanukah treats? Here are a dozen places to grab some latkes,
sufganiyot, brisket and more. Chanukah goes through December 6.................

23 New York City Restaurants Take You on a Thanksgiving Tour around the World

Courtesy Veranda

Thanksgiving dinner (or brunch) in New York doesn’t have to be traditional. You
can have an all-American turkey-with-all-the-trimmings version, or change it up
with some international spice. Here are 23 choices that will keep you out of the
kitchen and enjoying a festive meal................

How to Celebrate a Vaccinated, In-Person Thanksgiving This Year

Courtesy Union Square Holiday Market

We have a lot to be grateful for this year – vaccines allowing family
get-togethers in person, the promise of maskless travel in the future, travel
anywhere (soon), and more. In addition to having a traditional Thanksgiving
dinner as a way to celebrate, here are some ways to enjoy this special weekend
holiday.........................

Enjoy the Halloween and Pumpkin Season at These Seven Fabulous Farms in New York
and New Jersey

Courtesy travelhudsonvalley.com

Leaf peepers may want to schedule road trips to look at the brilliant mosaic of
colors adorning the maples and oaks, but for the family, October is the time for
pumpkin patches, corn mazes, apple picking and
hayrides...........................

Road and Water Trips for Leaf Peepers: New England, Upstate New York and the Big
Apple Have Some of the Most Striking Colors This Fall

Courtesy travelhudsonvalley.com

While this year’s climate vagaries of heavy rains mixed with droughts, fires and
hurricanes have significantly changed weather patterns, the fall still offers a
bounty of colors with deeply saturated hues that mix with bright
greens..........................

There’s Plenty of Cultural Activities Happening in the Hamptons

Courtesy Bay Street Theater

There’s still lots to feed the cultural beast in you if you’re visiting the
Hamptons this month. Here are some of the best for a range of interests from art
to theater to music.........................

Where to Enjoy a Great Picnic in New York City

Perfect Picnic NYC © Wendy Weston

It’s picnic time! The weather is hot and outdoor dining is the favorite pastime.
Here are some ideas for where to hold a picnic to
remember.........................

TD Five Boro Bike Tour Returns to NYC on Sunday, August 22

America’s “biggest bike ride” is back, and it’s being held in New York City on
August 22. The annual charity cycling event was cancelled in 2020 to the dismay
of thousands of riders who look forward to this event........................

Get Vaccinated, Enjoy the Benefits of Free Stuff and Privileged Entry

Courtesy Yankee Stadium

New York City has gone through lots of turmoil this year. Being among the first
cities to experience the shock of shutdown, the extreme loss of life and
livelihood and the incredible loneliness that ensued, New York City deserves the
perks that come with surviving the pandemic and getting
vaccinated........................

How to Celebrate Father’s Day with a New York Flair

Dad’s Day is right around the corner. Here are some cool New York-style ways to
celebrate........................

It’s Time to Play Baseball in New York City

It’s an unusual baseball season already. Showing proof of vaccination or
testing, sitting apart from your neighbors, and not dancing to YMCA is a very
weird start. But, let’s cheer for the Bronx Bombers and the Amazins and say good
riddance to cutout fans. It’s time to play baseball.......................

Give Mom a New York City Staycation or at Least Take Her to Brunch for Mother’s
Day

Courtesy Vestry

It hasn’t been an easy year for mom: home schooling, cooking, searching for
paper towels and having everyone home at the same time. It’s time to give mom a
well-deserved break.......................

Say Thanks to Mom on Her Special Day with These Wonderful Mother’s Day Gifts

Courtesy Angelina

There’s no shortage of unusual choices filled with New York City
style......................

How to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Style in New York City

Courtesy Casa del Toro

Cinco de Mayo isn’t a Mexican holiday and Mexico doesn’t observe it. It actually
began in California. As a side note, it commemorates a battle fought in Mexico
in which the town of Puebla defeated invading French troops. Whether Cinco de
Mayo is a tradition or a serious celebration, we can certainly have a lot of fun
with it and show our affinity for all things Mexican......................

Where to See New York City’s Cherry Blossoms

Courtesy New York Botanical Garden

Put Your Passport Away. You Don’t Need to Leave the Big Apple to See the
Glorious Trees. Many of the city’s cherry trees were gifts from Japan, some
coming from the original batch that was given to Washington, DC and adorns their
Tidal Basin. The sakura come in a variety of colors from white to pale pink and
vivid fuchsia......................

It’s Easy to “Eat Green” with New York City’s Variety of Plant-based Dining
Options

Courtesy Jajaja Plantas Mexicana

From American comfort food to fine dining, dessert and ethnic variations, you’ll
have lots to choose from as you pay attention to how your dining affects the
environment.....................

Earth Day on April 22 is Just One Day to Think about Environmentalism during
Earth Month

Courtesy Central Park Conservancy

Be smart, aware and active in support of environmental activities in New York
City all month long. It’s easy to be green in New York City. With so many parks
to visit, outdoor areas to cherish, and activities to remind ourselves, Earth
Day and Earth Month are times to step back and reflect on the importance of our
environment to our New York City life....................

How to Support the Asian-American Community in New York City

Courtesy Chinatown Partnership LDC

Struggles from the pandemic and overt demonstrations of hatred and anti-Asian
sentiment have taken a toll on the AAPI community. You can start by showing your
support for the AAPI community in New York City by frequenting the Asian
communities in New York City and helping their businesses stay
alive.....................

9 Top New York City Tours

Tim Dolan of Broadway Up Close Courtesy Broadway Up Close

What Good is Staying All Alone in Your Room? It’s Time to Get Out and See New
York City! Spring gives added impetus for getting outside. These tours of New
York City are guaranteed to show you aspects of the city that you may have
forgotten, so lace up your walking shoes, put on your sunglasses – it’s time to
explore!.....................

Break out Your Easter Bonnets for a Festive Easter Celebration in New York City

Courtesy Magnolia Bakery

We might be together as a family this year, but maybe not. Still, there’s every
reason to celebrate Easter and the arrival of spring. Here are some ways to make
sure you have a sweet holiday with zoom classes, Easter brunches and sweets for
every taste...........................

Show Your Support for NYC Women During Women’s History Month

Courtesy The Lit. Bar

March is just a starting point to honor the women who contribute so much to New
York City. Here are some places to visit and entrepreneurs to support in
recognition of these ladies’ achievements............................

An Art Road Trip: Artists’ Homes and Studios to Visit in New York, Massachusetts
and Maine

The dining room at Manitoga © Vivian Linares

The Hudson River Valley and New England are especially rich in artists’ studios
and homes, offering a behind-the-scenes opportunity to glimpse the motivations
and settings that impacted creativity...........................

Let’s Toast to the Irish on St. Patrick’s Day

Courtesy Chip City

These bakeries, pubs and restaurants will have you celebrating on St. Patty’s
Day, March 17...........................

NYC Restaurant Week® To Go Extended through the Ended of February

Courtesy Tiger Lily Kitchen

Let’s call it what it is: the city's popular prix fixe dining event, NYC
Restaurant Week, should really be called NYC Restaurant Month. This year, in
deference to the evolving outdoor dining, indoor dining and takeout/delivery
situation, the newly renamed NYC Restaurant Week® To Go has been extended
through February 28..........................

Plan an Anytime Romantic Celebration at Home with These Great Choices

Courtesy o.d.o.

This year is an especially good time to keep the Valentine’s Day momentum going
with romance and love.........................

New York City Restaurants Open Indoor Dining Just in Time for Valentine’s Day

Outdoor dining resumes in New York City on February 12, giving you another
option if dining outside is too cold for you. But, please note, outdoor dining,
indoor dining, takeout and delivery options vary by restaurant and can change
based on weather and other factors. Be sure to call ahead to confirm your choice
of indoor or outdoor seating........................

Drink Up with Special Valentine’s Day Botanicals, Wines and Cocktails at Home

Valentine’s Day is a time for love, hearts and, of course, great beverages. Here
are a few intriguing choices that also make great gifts.......................

Your Valentine’s Day Gift Guide for Fans of New York City

Here’s a way to share your love of New York through Tours and Books, Cakes,
Cookies, Chocolates and More....................

How to Celebrate the Year of the Ox in New York City

Courtesy of: Bubby’s

Lunar New Year beings on February 12 this year, continuing for two weeks through
February 26. This year is the Year of the Ox signifying strength and honesty,
characteristic attributed to this highly valued animal. The Lunar New Year is a
festival of unity, a way for friends and family to come together whether
virtually or in-person to enjoy traditions that will bring good fortune for the
coming year......................

Enjoy a Super Bowl Feast at Home

Courtesy of: Bubby’s

New Yorkers can feast at home this Sunday with a variety of options to make sure
no one goes hungry whether you’re watching the game, halftime, or just the
commercials.....................

Concerts and Shows to See This Winter

We’re still in a virtual pause. Theaters are still closed, but there’s talk of
outdoor concerts resuming this summer and Broadway theaters re-opening by the
fall. In the meantime, there’s plenty to fill out your arts card from your
computer....................

Outdoor and Indoor Museum Exhibits to See This Winter

While most entertainment is shut down in New York City, museums provide a
welcome diversion that’s both socially distanced and enlightening. Two museums
invite you to view their current feature installation from outdoors, free of
charge. Four invite you in from the cold to view exhibits that will not last as
long....................

January 11 is National Hot Toddy Day – Here’s Where You Can Sample Some of the
Best in New York City

Dining outdoors is fun but chilly. You need to pick your menu carefully so food
stays warm. Think piping hot French onion soup, boeuf bourguignon and a bowl of
spicy chili to stick to your ribs. Your drinks of choice need to stand up to the
cold as well. Fortunately, winter is a time to imbibe hot toddies, a beverage
famous for its abilities to ward off shivers and the flu, attend to nascent
coughs and sniffles, calm a sore throat and provide an overall feeling of
warmth. A hot toddy, also known as hot whiskey in Ireland....................

Ski New York: Where to Go and Where to Stay

Planning a ski trip this year will require some extra thought. Masks need to be
worn everywhere, not just on the slopes. Social distancing is mandatory. And
lifts and gondolas are all subject to the capacity reductions imposed by the
mountains....................

4 Places to Get Your Chocolate Mousse Fix in New York City

You may have missed National Mousse Day on November 30 — you were probably still
recovering from Thanksgiving overload. But now that you’re back on track, you
can certainly treat yourself to some of the most inventive versions of mousse
that New York City can offer....................

Where to Enjoy Four of the Northeast’s Most Beautiful Drive-Through Light Shows

This year, you can experience the wonder of the holidays through some of New
England’s and New York’s most imaginative drive-through displays. Safety is
paramount and these tours are strictly restricted to driving
only...................

Wines, Wine Experiences and Wine Tools for the Holidays

Celebrating any other milestone always goes better with a good wine. Here are
some interesting wines, experiences and gifts to enhance your sipping
enjoyment..................

How New York City Is Celebrating NYE during a Pandemic

We’ve all had enough of 2020, right? If you’ve managed to get rid of those bad
memories at Good Riddance Day in Times Square and you’re prepared to put your
New Year’s resolutions into play, it’s time to party like it’s 2021. It’s time
to say goodbye to the past and move forward with wonderful and definitely
unusual memories...................

A New Yorker’s Tips for Surviving Dry January

Dry January is something I dread every year but after a year like no other, we
should all probably dry out for a month. You know, cleanse and get back on track
with “better living” and a bit more discipline. ..................

9 New Year’s Eve That Make New York City’s Look Kind of Quaint

In New York City we watch the Ball Drop in Times Square, sing Auld Lang Syne and
party until the wee hours on New Year’s Eve to signal that the year is over. In
normal years, we also have a chance to watch the fireworks, Midnight Run and
enjoy live music in Central Park.. ..................

Where to See the Best Holiday Decorations in NYC

It’s a different kind of year for holiday spectaculars, but New York City
doesn’t slack when it comes to showing off the joy and sparkles of the
season..................

Feast of Seven Fishes and Christmas Meal Delivery on the East End

It’s time to celebrate. Here are 9 ways to help you create festive Christmas Eve
and Christmas meals without leaving your house...................

Sweet Dreams Are Made of These: Where to Order Your Holiday Desserts

Bakeries, restaurants and chocolatiers are encouraging you to leave the dessert
creation to them during this unusual holiday season. Many ship nationwide, some
require in-store pick-up, and others will deliver to your
home...................

Where to Get Your Christmas Eve and Christmas Meals in the Hamptons

Restaurant and takeout/delivery options in The Hamptons and North Fork of Long
Island offer a variety of dining options for this year’s unusual Christmas
holiday...................

Get Art Smart in Philadelphia

Philadelphia invites you to explore the city as you take in some of the city’s
most creative and beloved art landmarks. A welcome change to counter Zoom and
virtual reality tours, artists and organizations have found new ways to move you
out of your home and onto the streets (or into the air) to view their beautiful
creations...................

An Art Stroll in Boston

Boston’s many historical markers and statues, the Freedom Trail, and the
beautiful park system with its fountains, ponds and gardens are all familiar to
locals and visitors. But the city also profits from the many educational
institutions and creative residents who gravitate to the Greater Boston area,
with opportunities for art explorations both in Beantown proper and outside of
the city....................

5 Places for Outdoor Dining in Brooklyn and Manhattan

Baby, it’s cold outside. But New Yorkers are resilient, and we love to eat. Cold
weather won’t keep us home. After all, restaurants are our living rooms; it’s
where we socialize. Bundle up and get ready for some creative options. As New
York City restaurants scramble to figure out how to keep their outdoor business
flourishing during the chilly (and potentially snowy) winter months, many have
come up with creative solutions to keep diners happy and warm. From igloos to
bubbles, covered tents, and enclosed-yet-open structures, restaurants are
developing new spaces to allow socially distanced socializing and
fun...................

Road Trip: The Hamptons

Those in the know understand the draw of the East End of Long Island. The
Hamptons, sitting on the South Fork of the island, are a group of hamlets,
villages and towns lying along the Atlantic Ocean. The area is a perpetual
playground for the rich and famous, and for city dwellers who appreciate a beach
escape in a rural setting within a short drive of New York
City....................

Road Trip: The Berkshires

The Berkshire Mountain area of western Massachusetts is a prime getaway during
the cooler months, starting with striking foliage and pumpkin festivals and
continuing with sparkling Christmas lights and celebrations. During the Gilded
Age of the late 19th century, the area was known as a retreat for wealthy
American tycoons and famous artists....................

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3 Road Trips for Your Thanksgiving Celebration – The Berkshires, Hudson River
Valley and Philadelphia

Western Massachusetts is just a short drive from New York. Hop on the Taconic
Parkway and enjoy a winding, scenic drive to the beautiful Berkshire Mountains.
You might even be tempted to book one of the historic inns in the regions and
relax after your Thanksgiving indulgences...................

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Touring the North Fork and the Hamptons Wine Trails

It’s a beautiful time to be outdoors, and the vineyards of The North Fork and
the Hamptons in New York offer the perfect opportunity for socially distant
enjoyment. The vineyards are open for tastings, some by reservation only, and
some still offering outdoor seating...................

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Enjoy the Bounty of the Hamptons This Thanksgiving

Don’t feel like cooking Thanksgiving dinner this year? We completely understand.
We’re exhausted, confused, stressed, but we’re still hungry. Take a drive to the
Hamptons, instead, and check out these fabulous restaurants offering a feast
that takes advantage of the rich bounty of the area..................

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Seven Places for Thanksgiving Dinner in Brooklyn and Manhattan

Thanksgiving this year will be celebrated in unusual ways. Our gatherings won’t
be as large. We will be separated from extended family. And there’s no Macy’s
Thanksgiving Day Parade. But we can still enjoy a delicious holiday either at
our homes or in some of New York City’s recently re-opened
restaurants.................

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You Won’t Miss Halloween as Much This Year with This IRL Treat at the Empire
State Building

You don’t need to visit New York City this Halloween, nor even leave your home
to have a true New York City trick-or-treat experience. This year, the Empire
State Building is making its recognizable tower lights interactive for
Halloween. On October 31 at 8pm, the iconic landmark takes Hasbro’s ESB Simon®
memory game to new heights with a live game on the façade of Empire State
Building. Your ticket to the fun — without leaving your home — is at
www.Simon-Live.com where you can access the fast-paced game................

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Six New York City Museum Exhibits to Visit This Fall – Brooklyn and Manhattan

In August, Governor Cuomo gave the go-ahead to museums to open their doors. With
new protocols in place and limited time slots, the experience is pure delight
and a great activity for colder weather. Take note of each museum’s policy for
mask wearing and reservations and book ahead to secure your preferred visit
date. Many also require a temperature check at the door...............

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Six Farms for October Fun within Driving Distance of NYC

Oh, wonderful October. It’s the time for pumpkin patches, Oktoberfest, the
inevitable corn maze, and, for the family, apple picking and hayrides. With
trick or treating still under discussion and venues opening and
closing..............

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SummerStage Jubilee Offers a Virtual All-Star Musical and VIP Line-up –
September 17 at 8pm

Don’t miss this one. Be sure to tune in Thursday, September 17 at 8pm for this
finale to the SummerStage Concert Series. The SummerStage Jubilee, a free
benefit concert supporting CPF’s programs in parks, is an hour-long digital
event via livestream. The line-up is amazing: Sting, Norah Jones, Trey
Anastasio, Rufus Wainwright, Leslie Odom Jr., Rosanne Cash, Emily King and PJ
Morton. The event highlights the various City Parks Foundation
programs..............

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Fall Art Installations in New York City

After a long, hot summer, it’s refreshing to stroll around the city,
particularly when the streets are dotted with exciting artwork, some permanent
and some temporary. While museums are slowly opening, these exhibits will help
you get your art fix................

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Countdown to the End of Summer – New York City Beaches Are Still Open

With the 2020 beach season almost over, time is running out to show off your
post-quarantine bathing suit and to come together (apart) for some beach social
distancing. NYC beaches are still officially open with lifeguards on duty from
10am-6pm. Concessions stands may be closed so you might have to bring your own
picnics this time around................

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21 Ways to Fête your Father (or Husband or Favorite Male) on June 21, Father’s
Day

Photo Credit: Orange Glou

It’s Dad’s Day and it’s not too late to find the perfect gift to celebrate. Here
are 21 ways to show your love on June 21, Father’s Day (and one more for good
measure)...............

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Staying Fit Virtually while Making a Difference

I woke up this morning and forgot what month it was. I had to ask Siri what day
is was, as I usually do, but this time I also had to ask her what the date was.
As each day blurs into the next, it’s the shimmers of light that make a
difference................

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Real New York City Foods

There’s nowhere like New York City when it comes to dining options, fast food to
fine dining and everything in-between. What makes the city so appealing,
however, is how many of these choices are true New York creations, with some
pedigreed from the end of the 19th century...............

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Celebrate Stay-at-Home Cinco de Mayo in Style

Cinco de Mayo is an interesting holiday. While it commemorates a battle that was
fought in Mexico, Mexico doesn’t celebrate it. And what’s even more perplexing
is that outside of Mexico, Cinco de Mayo is often confused with Mexican
Independence Day, which is actually on September 16..............

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Celebrate Stephen Sondheim’s 90th Birthday with a Musical Tribute Sunday Night

The Broadway community comes together, separately, to celebrate Stephen
Sondheim’s 90th birthday as only the theater community could do. Giving of
themselves to raise money for ASTEP, a galaxy of stars will bring their talents
to the musical library of Sondheim’s many songs on Sunday, May 3. The tribute
will be broadcast at 8pm on www.Broadway.com or the Broadway.com YouTube
channel.............

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Visit Sweden’s Incredible Treehotel and ICEHOTEL and Enjoy Some Serious Arctic
Adventure….. All Virtually (and Free)

Travel is a very important part of my life. Exploring new cultures, meeting
people who live very differently from how I do, trying local foods, and
experiencing the joy of discovery are things that I’m missing in a very big way.
I love this new virtual program, and it’s taking me somewhere I’ve never been
before.............

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Why Is This Passover Different from All Other Passovers? Celebrating in
Quarantine

Passover is the holiday when Jews throughout the world get together to celebrate
the exodus from Egypt. It’s a time when we reflect on what it means to be free
and we retell the Passover story, the magid, as a way to provoke new questions,
to educate the youngest family members, and to keep the history
alive.............

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Women’s Travel Fest Returns to New York March 6-8

Coinciding with the celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8, Women’s
Travel Fest returns to New York City with a terrific line-up of programming and
networking opportunities. The seventh annual conference for women passionate
about travel is set for March 6-8............

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You Still Have a Week to Surprise Your Valentine with a Great Dinner in New York
City

Strawberries and Champagne at Sakagura East Village, courtesy of Sakagura

Countdown to Valentine’s Day 2020. Set in a beautiful brownstone on a tree-lined
block, flower- and candle-bedecked Felidia has been a romantic favorite for
diners for 38 years. For Valentine’s Day, Felidia is serving a four-course San
Valentino Tasting Menu dinner.............

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Carnaval Maine Puts the Wonder Back in Winter through the end of February

Train Transport at Carnaval Maine Courtesy VisitPortland.com

New York to Maine is a quick trip by air. Nonstop flights to Portland from JFK
or LGA make this a deliciously fabulous weekend getaway. In the 1920s, thousands
of visitors flocked to Portland, Maine to enjoy a winter spectacle of ice
castles, sculptures, sled dogs, ski jumping and other outdoor festivities. A
century later, from January 30-February 1 Carnaval Maine brought the party back
Down Maine.............

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Give Your Sweetie a Valentine’s Day Gift for the Two of You with a Kripalu
Retreat

Here’s a Valentine’s Day gift that’s an easy drive or train ride from New York
City. Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health in the beautiful Berkshires has a
couples-centric gift for Valentine’s Day. Their special R&R Relationships
Retreat from February 9-14 offers a schedule of daily workshops designed to
strengthen your ties to the people you care about most.............

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Legendary Dishes Enjoyed by Former Presidents are Presented in a Special Menu
for Presidents’ Day

For two nights only, February 14 and 22, Blackbarn restaurant pays homage to
Presidents’ Day with a special menu befitting presidents past. The creation of
chef-owner John Doherty, the presidential meal is the stuff of food legends.
Chef Doherty reprises some of the dishes that he created for dignitaries while
executive chef at the Waldorf=Astoria in what he’s labelled the World Leader
Menu............

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It’s NYC Must-See Week (in addition to NYC Restaurant Week and NYC Broadway
Week)

Bethesda Fountain Central Park NYC

There’s no such thing as the January or February Blues in New York City. New
York City’s Must-See Week really isn’t a week — it’s a couple of weeks with
exciting programs, all happening at once and offering 2 for 1 tickets for
dining, theater and iconic NYC activities. Must-See Week lasts through February
10...........

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Dine and Shop Til You Drop to Welcome Lunar New Year

Lunar New Year is one of the most celebrated holidays around the world, a time
when families gather and celebrate. This year is the Year of the Rat, signifying
diligence and thriftiness. Shops and restaurants have gone all out...........

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A Tale of Two Epochs: Romeo & Bernadette: A Musical Tale of Verona & Brooklyn

Oh, Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? In the case of Romeo & Bernadette: A
Musical Tale of Verona & Brooklyn, it all depends. That is, it depends on
whether you’re looking to reality to find the answer to the question, or to the
fantasy created as an extended reality in this new hilarious off-Broadway
show...........

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You Still Have Time to See the Holiday Train Show at the New York Botanical
Garden

You have just one more week to see The Holiday Train Show at the New York
Botanical Garden in the Bronx, and this year you can get closer to it than ever
because of the show’s layout in a new space while the Palm Dome is undergoing
restoration...........

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Get Your Tickets Now! It’s a Laugh a Second at Forbidden Broadway: The Next
Generation at the York Theatre Company

Run, don’t walk to The York Theatre Company to see Gerard Alessandrini’s latest
rendition of Forbidden Broadway, this time called Forbidden Broadway: The Next
Generation. It’s indeed next generation, advancing the beloved show from its
1982 roots to a new version that gives it a 2020 vision...........

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Pack Up Your Appetites – New York City’s January 2020 Restaurant Week is Back

Dining out is a must-do activity in a city obsessed with finding new restaurants
and being “in the know” when it comes to ferreting out the hottest trends,
rising chef stars, and cuisines making their intro into this “melting pot”
city...........

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Still Haven’t Found a Place for NYE in NYC? The Big Apple Has Lots of Choices

The Big Apple is a place to celebrate diversity of people, diversity of cultures
and diversity of experiences. Keeping that in mind, New York City offers a
panoply of evening experiences so you can choose the type of New Year’s Eve to
call your own: staying at home in your apartment or hotel room, attending an
elaborate party, enjoying a luxe dinner, or finding a venue that puts you in the
center of NYC’s proprietary grand fête, the Ball Drop in Times Square..........

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Thinking about Bringing the Kids to New York City for the Holidays: Here’s What
You Should Know

With Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s looming, there are more than enough
great reasons to bring the family to New York City. Beyond seeing the Rockettes
at Radio City Music Hall, shopping for dolls at American Girl Place, or donning
ice skates to twirl around the rink at Rockefeller City, there are many things
to do that will let you explore beyond crowded Midtown.........

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Jet Set back to the 60s at the TWA Hotel

Nostalgia fans and fans of the Jetsons, TWA and the 60s in general, will feel
right at home when they enter the TWA Flight Center turned hotel at New York
City’s JFK International Airport. Utilizing the striking design elements that
defined the space as conceived by Eero Saarinen and opened in 1962, the
current-day TWA Hotel, its two unique cocktail lounges, and the Jean-Georges
Vongerichten-helmed restaurant, Paris Café, are an instant time trip to a bygone
era........

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It’s a Fine Time to Take to the Water on a Hudson River Cruise from Manhattan
Northbound

For years, I’ve joined the mobs of cars heading up to Vermont to catch a glimpse
of the yellows, reds, greens and browns of the fall trees. Beautiful to look at,
right? But the traffic is killer. This year, I did it right. Taking advantage of
Manhattan’s waterside location, I boarded Classic Harbor Line for a four-hour
Fall Foliage Cruise up the Hudson River.......

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Where to Celebrate Day of the Dead in New York City

Día de los Muertos is a celebration of life, actually. As strange as that seems
with all of the imagery of skulls, Catrinas (skeleton women) and shrines
(ofrendas), the rationale is a positive one: bring back the spirit of the
beloved dead to comfort the living and share in the present..........

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“Caesar & Cleopatra” Takes the Throne at Theatre One

Fine acting, a rarely performed play, and a story that moves from period to
present are all drawing cards for George Bernard Shaw’s Caesar & Cleopatra at
Theatre One -Theatre Row. With so many Broadway offerings at big-ticket prices
and often-limited availability, this show is a dream: the price is right, the
actors are in prime form, and the storyline is intriguing. And it’s from the
vaults of theatrical history dating from 1898.........

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Here’s A Delicious Way to Celebrate the End of Summer: Resy Presents Off Menu
Week NY, In Partnership with American Express

New York City has its share of restaurant weeks throughout the year, but now
there’s a new one that has me quite intrigued. Resy’s Off Menu Week NY gives you
an insidery glimpse into how chefs create their next superstar dish........

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Keep the Summer Vibe with a Hamptons Getaway

You may have missed the summer’s premier foodie events in the Hamptons, Dan’s
GrillHampton and Dan’s Taste of Two Forks tasting showcases, but there’s still
much to sample as the summer winds down and fall sets in. For many, this is the
perfect time for a weekend to the East End of New York’s Long Island.......

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A Hot Theater Opening and Plays about to Disappear

Quick! These are shows that you need to pay attention to: one has just opened
and is hotter than hot. Two others are closing soon or have limited runs. I can
only encourage you to jump on your computer and book any or all of these as
quickly as you can........

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Dan’s Taste of Two Forks Guarantees One Hot Evening in the Hamptons This Weekend

Get ready for the Hamptons’ much-anticipated foodie event, Dan’s Taste of Two
Forks. This year marks the ninth year of the delicious event which is held at
Fairview Farm at Mecox in Bridgehampton, New York on the shore of Mecox
Bay.........

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Celebrate Bastille Day at the Alliance Francaise in New York

The Fourth of July is over, but not the celebration. On Sunday, July 14,
Bastille Day will be commemorated in the US with as much pomp and joie de vivre
as ever. It’s a wonderful time to bring out those red, white and blue colors
again and add a French twist........

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Slow Down and Smell the Orchids at the New York Botanical Gardens This Week….
Then Enjoy an Evening of Food, Drink, Dance and Music

The Bronx’s New York Botanical Garden is in full bloom with its daffodils,
azaleas and tulips. But it’s the Garden’s exotic orchid show in the Enid A.
Haupt Conservatory and its after-dark program, “Orchid Evenings” that add a
special something to programming this spring........

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It’s Rock and Roll and the World at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Two exciting exhibits are currently on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The first, “Play It Loud” is a must-see for anyone who fancies himself or
herself a rock ‘n roll fan. The exhibit consists of rooms and rooms tracing the
history of iconic instruments of rock ‘n roll from 1939-2017 with many used by
musicians like Chuck Berry, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley, Joan Jett
and Lady Gaga.........

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Enjoy the Last Weeks of Patio Dining and Drinks in Brooklyn and Manhattan

Now that Hurricane Florence has finally passed and glorious weather is upon us,
it’s time to dine outdoors again while the temperatures are still lovely. Here
are some wonderful restaurants and bars with patios perfect for people-watching
and soaking up the rays in these last few months before fall hits..........

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Off-Broadway Week: 2-for-1 Tickets Starting September 24 on Sale Now

Off-Broadway fans will love NYC & Company’s 10th Off-Broadway Week, from
September 24 through October 7. Tickets are now on sale at 2-for -1 pricing for
38 productions. If you’ve never seen an Off-Broadway show, this is the time to
try out something new..........

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The Weather Is Great: Let’s Dine Outdoors in NYC

They’re promising that the temperature will drop in the next day or two. So?
It’s time to score a seat at some of the best outdoor dining options in New York
City. These seats are notoriously the hardest to book, so don’t delay. We can
still enjoy dining al fresco at least until early November...........

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It’s Broadway Week! Time for Two-for-one Broadway Tickets and Great Eats

Broadway Week, from September 3-16, lets you buy two-for-one tickets to 24 of
Broadway’s hottest show. Several of the shows are already sold out, but some of
the hottest ones available include SpongeBob SquarePants (catch it before it
closes this month), My Fair Lady (at Lincoln Center), The Play That Goes Wrong
(hilarious British farce), Tony-award winner Once on This Island, Waitress, and
family-fave Wicked..........

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SummerStage Brings Free Concerts to New York City

SummerStage is a largely free outdoor concert and performing arts series
scheduled in 18 parks throughout New York City during the five summer months
(through September). The end of August shows are particularly exciting and will
have you on your feet with rhythms, dance, and music befitting the hot “dog
days” of summer.........

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An Insider’s Guide to Broadway and Off-Broadway: What to See, What to Do, Where
to Eat

No visit to New York City is complete without sampling two things: theater and
restaurants. You may consider yourself a world traveler, and you may have
dabbled in international cuisine and some touring shows, but nothing compares to
the bright lights and shiny plates of the Big Apple........

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Eataly Flatiron’s Manzo and Chef Adam Hill Offer Special Chef Collaborations All
Summer

Diners are invited to enjoy a program featuring the best of New York, with local
chefs and local producers coming together in a delicious way, courtesy of Manzo
located in the everything-Italian-emporium Eataly in Flatiron. The
collaborations also benefits a local charity, chosen by the chefs. Started in
2017, the highly successful multi-chef dinners, “From New York to New York –
Manzo,” will continue through September........

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Eat and Drink for a Good Cause at Chefs & Champagne – July 28

Get ready for this weekend’s much-anticipated foodie event, the James Beard
Foundation’s annual Chefs & Champagne tasting. The delicious event is held in
support of the James Beard Foundation’s programs which celebrate, nurture and
honor America’s diverse culinary heritage.......

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This Weekend: A Benefit Evening of Dance Takes Center Stage with a Program
Headlined by Elite Dance Companies and Honoring Bebe Neuwirth and Chita Rivera

Here’s a “good” reason to travel to the Hamptons this weekend: the 2018 dance
benefit brought to you by Dancers For Good at Guild Hall in East Hampton, New
York. http://dancersforgood.org/.........

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Celebrate Bastille Day and the World Cup Final at the Same Time This Weekend

The Fourth of July is over but we can celebrate another Independence Day with
some great restaurant choices in Manhattan. Even better, you can celebrate this
“day” for an extended period while partying or dining out a la francaise.
Bastille Day, July 14, commemorates the fall of the French monarchy and
celebrates the storming of the Bastille in Paris in 1789..........

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Day Trips by Train from New York City — Festivals Await!

Seven exciting events taking place this summer in the Hudson Valley have the
added benefit of being easily reachable by train from New York City. With a ride
on Metro North or Amtrak, you can stop at these stations and walk—or take a
short taxi ride or ride share service—to reach the event.........

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Learning Vacations in Upstate New York

It’s vacation time and also a very good time to learn a new skill. For
Manhattanites, there is a wide range of options waiting within an easy drive or
train ride from the city. As an added benefit, these learning holidays all take
place in areas where the scenery will wow you with its unspoiled natural
beauty........

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Two Ways to Explore Brooklyn: By Foot and By Bus

Are you mystified about Brooklyn? Brooklyn is the second largest borough in New
York City and holds a myriad of cultural and culinary attractions. Here are two
ways to explore it, one by foot and one by bus........

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Love Farce? The Metromaniacs Closes This Weekend

You have only four more chances to see this romp of a literary farce on
Broadway. Meter, rhyming, deceit, and fantasy all play into The Metromaniacs
whirl of a show where nothing appears as it truly is.......

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Dining out Ideas for Mother’s Day in Brooklyn and Manhattan – Seven Last-Minute
Ideas

Still haven’t booked a reservation? You’ll thank me for these ideas. Switch
things up this Mother’s Day and celebrate with an Israeli feast at Miss Ada in
Fort Greene.......

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How to Celebrate Mother’s Day in New York City

It’s not too late to buy your mother a tasty gift for Mother’s Day, or, better
still, to take her out to celebrate the fact that you exist because of
her!......

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Celebrate 150 Years of Women’s Rights in Dining at Historic Delmonico’s
Restaurant

150 years ago, Delmonico’s lifted the ban on female diners needing to be
accompanied by men. At a pivotal, first-of-its-kind Ladies’ Luncheon, the
restaurant hosted “unchaperoned” women at a private meal, marking the first time
women were allowed to dine (or be served) alone in a restaurant anywhere......

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Carnivores Take Note: Tickets still available for April 25 Brisket King
Competition in Brooklyn

Brisket King of NYC returns for a seventh year to a new venue in Williamsburg.
It makes perfect sense to crown the King of Brisket in Kings County, aka
Brooklyn, right? There will be plenty of brisket, beer, cider and spirits. More
than 20 chefs......

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New York City: The Perfect City for Solo Travel

New York City was just voted one of the top cities for solo travelers. There are
myriad reasons why this is the case. You’ll never be bored. You can pretty much
talk to anyone here. Or you can simply blend in with the crowd......

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More than 1000 Cars and Lots of Surprises at 2018 Car Show in NYC

There are some pretty sweet cars and experiences waiting for you at this year’s
New York International Auto Show at the Jacob Javits Center, Manhattan. From
all-electrics, concept cars, and sportier SUVs, to new reveals,......

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12 of the Sweetest Treats and Special Menus in New York City This Easter

For Easter at Marco Canora’s East Village restaurant Hearth, guests can
celebrate brunch and dinner by arranging a medley of small dishes or choosing
the “Family Easter Feast.” Starters spotlight spring flavors......

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Time to Book Your Dinner Reservations: Here are The James Beard Awards Nominees
for 2018

The James Beard Foundation today announced the finalists for its restaurant
awards of 2018. The ceremony will be held in Chicago in May. New York City, the
location for restaurants representing more international cuisines than another
city, offers a solid list of high-profile restaurants among this year’s JBF
nominees. Below is the list of finalists, followed by the longer list of
semifinalists.......

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Celebrate International Women’s Day at the Women’s Travel Fest – Mar. 9-11

Love Downtown? Here’s a delicious event to put on your calendar. The Meatpacking
District Business Improvement District will be holding their annual ‘indoor
block party’ and fundraiser, Open Market, at Highline Stages, 441 West 14th
Street, New York City on March 8, 2018 from 6:30pm – 10:30pm to celebrate the
local business community.......

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It’s an Indoor Block Party in the Meatpacking District
March 8

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Celebrate Chinese New Year: Where to Dine for Good Luck and Prosperity during
the Year of the Dog

The Year of the Dog celebrates the return of spring and the beginning of the
Chinese New Year. This is a festival of unity, a way for friends and family to
come together to enjoy traditions that will bring good fortune for the coming
year........

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16 Sweet Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day in New York City

Haven’t figured out what to do yet for Valentitne’s Day? Here are 16 intriguing
ideas. Make a Reservation.......

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Where to Dine on Korean Food to Celebrate the 2018 Winter Olympics

With the 2018 Winter Olympics starting this week in Pyeongchang, South Korea,
it’s a perfect time to explore Korean food and flavors without leaving New York
City.......

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April is Autism Awareness Month – Lincoln Center’s Arts Program Offers
Interactive and Educational Programs for Parents and Children — April 10-May 6

Here’s an arts program with a mission: from April 10-May 6, Lincoln Center for
the Performing Arts’ month-long program, the Big Umbrella Festival, is an
international endeavor that brings together arts professionals and thought
leaders, and offers performances and participatory workshops for children on the
autism spectrum......

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Six Broadway and Off-Broadway Shows Closing This Month

It’s time to make good on that New Year’s resolution to see more theater this
year. Book now to see these six great shows which will be ending their runs in
January........

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Where to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in New York City

Everyone needs some laughs this year and starting off the New Year with a smile
sounds like a very good thing.......

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New Year’s Day Fun in New York City

The evening’s festivities are over; here are some activities to consider for the
first day of 2018. Are you a daredevil? The weather promises to be freezing on
New Year’s Day, but that doesn’t deter these folks from plunging into the icy
cold water at Coney Island in Brooklyn. ......

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New Year’s Eve Fun in New York – Brooklyn and Manhattan edition

If you don’t mind being in the cold, New York City’s outdoors New Year’s Eve
festivities are pretty cool. Take a look at some of these happening in Brooklyn
and Manhattan. Be prepared for long security check-in lines, dress warmly and
leave your large bags at home......

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Celebrate Christmas in NYC with the Holiday Train Show, Department Store Windows
and Santa Claus

It’s almost Christmas in New York City — well, not really. But Christmas
festivities and sales start earlier and earlier each year and decorations are
popping up all over the city. Here are three don’t-miss activities to
consider......

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Dale Chihuly Exhibit at New York Botanical Garden: Now through October 29

Glass artist Dale Chihuly has taken over the New York Botanical Garden once
again. With his new exhibit designed to complement the Botanical Garden’s
landscape and architecture, Chihuly again shows his masterful use of color and
material with glass sculptures intermingled among plants, near trees, and
adjacent to buildings........

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4 Broadway and Off-Broadway Shows to See Before They Close This Fall

If you remember seeing the 1971 Stanley Kubrick film A Clockwork Orange and
might have possibly read Anthony Burgess’s chilling version of a dystopian
society in England, this play should be on your must-view list.......

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4 Broadway and Off-Broadway Shows to See Before They Close This Fall

Although I’m excited about the upcoming fall theater season with its variety of
Broadway and Off-Broadway openings, it’s always sad to see some favorites like
Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 or Bandstand close. Here are my
suggestions for four shows that you absolutely don’t want to miss......

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August 21: Put on Your Glasses and Watch the Total Eclipse of the Sun

Are you curious about where you can see the upcoming solar eclipse? According to
Wikipedia, not since the February 1979 eclipse has a total eclipse been visible
from the mainland United States. Viewing of this summer’s total eclipse on
August 21 will be possible in 14 states, beginning in Oregon as a partial
eclipse at 9:06am PDT and ending as a partial eclipse along the South Carolina
coast at about 4:06pm EST......

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A Weekend Away from NYC: The Hamptons

You may have missed last month’s premier foodie event in the Hamptons, the James
Beard Foundation’s Chefs and Champagne tasting showcase, but there’s still much
to sample for a weekend in the Hamptons at the tip of New York’s Long
Island.....

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Last Chance to See “Attack of the Elvis Impersonators”: Elvis is Really Leaving
the Building

If you’re an Elvis Presley fan, or you loved the 1992 movie “Honeymoon in Vegas”
with its Elvis impersonators — the Flying Elvises, Utah Chapter, this is an
off-Broadway show you don’t want to miss....

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Where to Watch the TONYS in Manhattan on Sunday

Last year I was fortunate to attend the TONY Awards at Radio City Music Hall.
This year I’ll join my fellow Broadway fans at two special TONY viewing parties
happening in Manhattan on Sunday. Both are fabulous ways to kick off this
theater-filled evening with drinks, bites, and some entertainment prior to and
during the event. The 71st telecast of the TONY events is scheduled for 8pm...

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Enjoy an Outdoor Broadway Concert FREE – June 2, “Stars in the Alley”

Theater lovers, it’s time for one of my favorite Broadway, STARS IN THE ALLEY®,
a showpiece of what’s currently playing on the Great White Way, one week before
the Tony Awards® for the 2016-2017 season. Photo by Jeremy Daniel.

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Catch the Leading Ladies on Broadway Before the TONY Awards – Sunset Boulevard,
War Paint, Hello Dolly!, The Little Foxes

It’s countdown time to the Tony’s. This year it’s a diva dash and you can still
catch most of the leading ladies who have graced the Broadway stages this
season, albeit most in limited runs..........

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The Green Room 42 Invites You for Cabaret and More – New in the Theater District

I have a new favorite place to watch cabaret, Broadway tunes, and all manner of
musical entertainment. And it’s all in an intimate yet spacious setting in a
hotel, at the edge of the Theater District. The Green Room 42 has given New York
City a new option when it comes to great.........

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Last Chance to see “Cagney” Off-Broadway — Closes May 28

You might have forgotten that James Cagney started off in Vaudeville as a
song-and-dance man. It was later in life that he developed his “tough guy”
persona, becoming one of the Hollywood’s top actors.........

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Joe’s Pub Presents a Musical Program of Diversity and Hope — May 23 and 24

At a time when both the arts and diversity come under fire, Joe’s Pub has
scheduled an event designed to elicit hope and humanity. On May 23 and 24 at
7pm, performer Migguel Anggelo presents his new show, So Close: Love & Hate at
Joe’s Pub, 425 Lafayette Street, Manhattan........

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Hurry! The New York International Auto Show Ends This Weekend

Schedule your time this weekend to spend at least a few hours of the 2017
version of the New York International Auto Show. With cars and SUVs set up on
the first floor, and trucks and a few SUVs on the lower level, you’ll have a lot
of exploring ahead of you........

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A New England Getaway from New York City: Newport, Rhode Island

Newport, Rhode Island looms large in the lore of 19th-century society. It was
where the wealthy vacationed, where they built their summer “cottages,” and
where they entertained on a grand scale........

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Where to Eat Now in New York City: Healthy and Not So Much

I always like finding the small bistros that really make you feel at home.
Little Frog sits quietly on busy East 86th Street, an authentic French bistro
from people you should know from their time at Balthazar.........

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Introducing Broadway Roulette: A New and Affordable Way to Enjoy Theater

Here’s a new way to score Broadway tickets at an affordable price with no hidden
service fees and absolutely no hassle. Broadway Roulette is changing the game so
that everyone can see some of the best shows in town...........

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Last Few Weeks — See the Rolling Stones’ Exhibitionism in the Meatpacking
District

Whether you’re a diehard Rolling Stones fan or are fascinated by the history of
fashion, art and pop culture, you won’t want to miss the Rolling Stones’
Exhibitionism...........

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Off-Broadway is Good for Laughs and Talent – See These 2 Fab Shows

You don’t have to be Jewish to love Not that Jewish. In fact, the play is really
a celebration of family values, family love, and family challenges...........

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Say Goodbye to 2016 at Good Riddance Day on December 28

If you weren’t able to travel to BroadwayCon in NYC, here’s what you missed. The
conference at the Jacob Javits Center attracted several thousand Broadway fans
of all ages, from all parts of the world. Enjoy TheaterMania’s condensed version
of the 45-minute opening number..........

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Say Goodbye to 2016 at Good Riddance Day on December 28

If you just really love Broadway and want to be immersed in all aspects of the
Broadway experience for an entire weekend. The second year of BroadwayCon is
coming up in less than three weeks. Plan a weekend in New York City around this
dazzling fan convention and you’ll be the first to know everything about the
2017 Broadway season (and some good information about Broadway in
general).........

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Bye, Bye 2016: Let’s Toast with a Hangover Brunch at Little Frog

There’s a new culinary force on the Upper East Side and they’re hoping to make
your New Year’s hangover a little sweeter. Little Frog, the new Parisian bistro,
is debuting their New Year’s Day Hangover Frogger Platter on Sunday. The platter
is a work of art: Rosti Eggs Benedict, boudin sausage, grilled steak, breakfast
sausage, Vermont bacon, truffle egg en cocotte........

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Say Goodbye to 2016 at Good Riddance Day on December 28

I’ve only done the “watch the ball drop” thing once in person, and I’ll never be
that crazy again (although I do love the fireworks celebration in Central Park
and the Midnight Run which leaves from Rumsey Playfield). But, if you’re
determined to........

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5 Broadway Shows to Add to Your Wish List This Year

After the December frenzy winds down, you might actually be able to fit some
shows into your schedule. Here are two don’t-miss shows for you, two for the
family, and one that everyone can enjoy. Theater tickets also make great
stocking stuffers!........

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7 Shows Closing on Broadway: Tickets Make Great Holiday Gifts

If you’re thinking about something to give the theater lover in your family this
holiday season, tickets to one of these shows soon ending their runs are the
perfect gift. Hurry now to get tickets to these seven gems..........

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Really Last-Minute Thanksgiving Dinner Reservations Still Available

If you’re like me, you often forget to book a reservation until the last-minute,
or suddenly guests appear and you need more space so dining out works better.
For all who find themselves in situations like these, here are a dozen great
choices in New York City still offering Thanksgiving meals..........

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Baseball Fancation: Let’s Plan to See the New York Mets

Here’s another Fancation to tempt your travel planning for the year ahead. Plan
to visit New York City starting in April to see the Amazins’ continue the
momentum started this year..........

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Theater Closings You Shoudn’t Miss

The theater season starts to wind down a bit in August and September. It’s the
last chance for you to catch some of the wonderful shows that have been playing
this year on and off-Broadway before the new crop hits the stages in
mid-fall.........

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Broadway Buzz! “Stars in the Alley” Showcases more than 30 shows June 3 in Free
Concert in Times Square

Broadway lovers, you don’t want to miss this. From 12:30pm to 2:30pm on June 2,
in Shubert Alley on West 45th Street between Broadway and Eighth avenues in New
York City, you can enjoy performances and star appearances from more than 30
Broadway shows........

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The first-ever survey of Isaac Mizrahi’s boundary-breaking designs brightens the
Jewish Museum

Through August 7, fashionistas and non-fashionistas alike can bask in the
colorblock glow of Isaac Mizrahi at the Jewish Museum on the Upper East Side.
Designed to admire and explain the inspirations behind the Brooklynite’s
provocative and colorful collections, the “Isaac Mizrahi: An Unruly History”
exhibition pieces together sketches, storyboards and fabric swatches from the
designer’s 30-year career.......

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Day Trip to the Bronx: Art, History, Eats and More

Schedule your time this weekend to see what’s in store on the automotive
horizon. If you love cars, as I do, you’ll find this year’s selection at the New
York International Auto Show filled with technological advances that will make
your head spin, as well as some other concept cars and prototypes that seem
truly space age. .......

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Day Trip to the Bronx: Art, History, Eats and More

The Norwood section of the Bronx is not one that readily comes to mind for an
outing in the city. But if you hop the 4 train to the Mosholu Parkway station,
the second to last stop on the line, you’ll discover a world filled with all the
authenticity that is the Bronx of today and yesterday.......

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3 New Happy Hours to Keep You Toasty this Winter

We sometimes forget how much fun Happy Hour can be. We work too late. We
begrudgingly meet our friends just in time for dinner, or dinner and a show, or
maybe we schedule a late drink. It’s time to turn back the clock, step out
early, and enjoy three new happy hours that will keep you warm this
winter.............

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5 Plays Not to Miss This Year (or early next year)

As the winter theater season comes to a close, there are some shows you should
try to see before it’s too late............

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Star Wars Scavenger Hunts at the American Museum of Natural History this
December

An indoor scavenger hunt is a great idea when it’s cold outside. And I’m not
talking about scavenging for Christmas presents or doing other shopping. Timed
with the upcoming release of Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens, there’s
a new scavenger hunt that will test your knowledge of Star Wars past. Brought to
you by Watson Adventures...........

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Get Some Satisfaction This Holiday Season at the Rolling Stones Tour Plane
Experience at JFK’s Terminal 4

From now through December 30, you can actually get what you need, and a little
satisfaction, too, if your travels take you through John F Kennedy International
airport. Make a point of stopping in the retail area of Concourse A at Terminal
4 to visit the pop-up Jose Cuervo Rolling Stones exhibit...........

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Restaurants for Thanksgiving Dinner in Manhattan

Have you procrastinated about Thanksgiving dinner? If you’d prefer a
“Friendsgiving” or just another way to avoid the family stress that usually
surrounds this November family get-together, there are many ways to re-locate
your dinner to a more neutral and possibly more delightful location.........

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Celebrate the Beginning of the Holiday Season in Park Slope on November 28

Park Slope 5th Avenue’s family-friendly, homegrown holiday festival, High 5 for
the Holidays, is back this year to celebrate the season and kick off the “Shop
Local” movement from American Express. Selected by American Express as one of
the most representative districts for Small Business Saturday, Park Slope 5th
Avenue is a great mix of 500+ independent shops, bars and restaurants..........

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Want to See the World’s Largest Gingerbread Village? It Opens November 13 in
Queens

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, although it feels like the Fourth
of July. Did we skip Thanksgiving? It’s so confusing, but at least we have the
time to start our holiday shopping (Christmas, Black Friday) without wearing a
winter coat or heavy boots. And you can also get your holiday inspiration going
by visiting the New York Hall of Science starting November 13 to see what might
just be the world’s largest gingerbread village. Again........

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Let’s Entertain the Kids: Kids’ Night on Broadway and a Giant Paper Fight

Wondering how to entertain the kids before the real holidays start? Two
innovative programs invite children to immerse themselves in theatrical
artistry, designed to educate and amuse all ages.......

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Dine Out for a Good Cause this Month: Breast Cancer Research

Although the leaves are turning red and yellow, October is the month for pink
awareness, National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A notable food event which
builds awareness of the potentially deadly disease and adds a charitable
component is James Beard-award winner Chef Todd English’s special dining
program......

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October Events for a Good Cause: Peace, Music, and Parks

The city kicks off its October event schedule with three programs for good
causes: peace, music, and parks........

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Quiet New York City: Where to Go to Get Your Zen

We’ve had the Pope, the GA, Coldplay and Beyonce and their fans in Central Park.
Road closures, subway shutdowns, and incessant helicopters. Sometimes you just
want some peace and quiet. Here’s where you can go to find some serenity in the
city.......

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Dining and Dancing in Manhattan, Frank Sinatra Style

Ol’ Blue Eyes is making a comeback on Saturday, September 26, at the 21 Club.
Following the trend of retro (and glamorous) dinner and dining set in motion by
the re-opening of the Rainbow Room this year, the 21 Club is devoting an evening
to......

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Celebrate Fall with these Five Stunning Food (and Benefit) Events in Manhattan

Celebrate fall with these five stunning food (and benefit) events in
Manhattan......

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Celebrate Labor Day in the Hamptons with Wolffer

Belvedere Castle at Central Park. I love Wölffer Estate Vineyard and Montauk,
both. And this weekend it seems that the Hamptons aren’t as crowded as you might
have anticipated. So here’s a good reason to head to the East End for a last
tribute to the summer......

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Highlights of New York City Parks: Manhattan and Brooklyn

Belvedere Castle at Central Park. The enormity of Central Park can be daunting.
To get the most beautiful and highest views of the park and its cityscape,
venture up the hill behind the Delacorte Theater to Belvedere Castle, set in the
middle of the park near 79th street......

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Bourbon, Tequila, Vodka and Whiskey Bars

It’s time to move on to our next set of summer cocktail celebrations in the
second exploration of the city’s single liquor bar craze. Here are some fabulous
one-note venues that will satisfy your taste for something a little.......

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Enjoy Bitters and Champagne? Try These Specialty NYC Bars

With summer in full swing, kick back and relax with your favorite drink of
choice at some of NYC’s finest specialty spots. Start your journey with the
lighter offerings from these single-liquor venues, where you can indulge......

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Last Chance to see Some of Broadway’s Best – Shows Closing Starting This Weekend

Fish in the Dark – Larry David’s kooky family comedy has the kind of
outrageousness you’d find on his TV show. The lead is now played by Seinfeld
and......

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Free Things to Do This Summer

If you think everything in New York costs too much, well, you’re right—almost.
In fact, the city has tons of free attractions and activities; here are some
summer faves......

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Watch the Tony Awards from Duffy Square along with Live Broadway Performances,
June 7

With the Tony Awards for outstanding theatrical achievement this Sunday, you’ll
want to snag seats on your preferred dates before the shows book up. The Tony
Awards turn into a free, social viewing party this Sunday in Times Square, rain
or shine. Head over to Times Square to see the award show live, on the big
screen. .....

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June 3 Modern Dance Evening Honoring Renee Robinson at the Ailey Citigroup
Theater

Do you love modern dance? This special evening at The Ailey Citigroup Theater,
Joan Weill Center for Dance, is just your ticket. At 7pm, on Wednesday June 3
you’ll see a special anniversary performance by the Victory Dance Project
honoring legendary Ailey dancer Renee Robinson.....

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Taste of the Upper West Side – May 29 and 30

This is a weekend to eat, eat, and eat… for a good cause. The New Taste of the
Upper West Side is where you want to head to sample the best of the many chefs
that have taken this part of the city by storm. The food festival presents two
days of culinary extravaganzas, all located under the big white tent on........

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Harlem MeatUp!

Harlem is a great place for dining. Going well beyond traditional soul food
places like Londel’s, Sylvia’s, or Amy Ruth’s, the neighborhood now tempts with
a variety of eating establishments that compete on many levels with their
downtown counterparts. The Harlem EatUp! Festival invites you to travel uptown
to try some of these fine establishments, with dinners sponsored by many
organizations........

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Summer and Spring Cruises around Manhattan Return via Classic Harbor Line

You may not afford a yacht in NYC but Classic Harbor Line can let you spend this
spring and summer cruising around the islands of NYC on gorgeous, wooden
Gatsby-era motor and sailing yachts, built in Albany, New York with 100% all
made-in-America materials........

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Food Truck Rally at Brooklyn’s Prospect Park Kicks off Spring and Summer Season

You know it’s truly spring (and almost summer) when food truck events kick into
high gear. This weekend marks the start of the beloved Brooklyn Food Truck Rally
in Prospect Park.......

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Pippin’s Circus Troupe Performs at City Center: April 16-26

Lately I’ve been bombarded with news of special food days. It reminds me of
those made-up Hallmark holidays, the ones used to sell cards, like Grandparents’
Day, Remember Your Teacher Day, and such nonsense. Well, now it seems to be all
about food........

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Bach in the Subways: Free Classical Music Concerts in New York on March 21

Celebrate the birthday of one of the world’s great composers with a program of
free concerts happening all over the city. Bach in the Subways happens
internationally on March 21, with a program of 13 concerts throughout New York
City.......

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Mad Men Drinking Guide

It’s less than a month to the return of the final season of Mad Men. New York
City is celebrating with a “Mad Man” Dining Week (March 23-29) that makes some
sense, I guess, because of its pricing, if not the selection of participating
restaurants......

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Valentine’s Day Getaways in New York City — It’s Not Too Late to Book!

New York is rich in hotels that we New Yorkers never experience. Why not try one
of these packages for a different and really cool Valentine’s Day (or
Valentine’s Day gift)?.....

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Cuban Dance Group Debuts in NYC, February 18-22

Dreaming about Cuba but haven’t quite figured out how to take advantage of the
new travel agreements? There’s a wonderful dance group coming to New York City
next week to get you prepped. Havana Rakatan, the hot, sexy Cuban dance show
from acclaimed Havana-based Ballet Rakatan will be making its U.S. debut at City
Center.....

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Al Hirschfeld Exhibit at The Algonquin Hotel Through January 9

Currently mounted in the recently renovated lobby of the historic Algonquin
Hotel, Times Square is an exhibit you won’t want to miss. Closing on January 9
is a selection of Al Hirschfeld drawings honoring the renowned Algonquin “Round
Table.” Titled the “Return of the Vicious Circle,” the exhibit is a collection
of drawings of the members of the famed Algonquin Round Table and their
friends........

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Three Broadway Shows to See Before Mid-January

You’ve just missed your chance at seeing the last Broadway performances of Once,
Side Show, Cinderella, Pippin, The Real Thing and This is Our Youth. Before it’s
too late, I suggest you buy your tickets for these shows which are scheduled to
close (or move from their original home) mid-January:.......

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New York City Fireworks for New Year’s Eve (not Times Square)

Times Square isn’t the only place to watch the fireworks on New Year’s Eve. If
you’re in Brooklyn, you might want to head to Prospect Park. Live entertainment,
hot chocolate, and fireworks at Grand Army Plaza set the stage for a fun
night.......

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Caroling, Cocoa and Jazz Cruises: How to Tour the City This Winter

Do you hate the commotion in the city this time of the year? Instead of feeling
like Santa Claus, are you scowling like Scrooge? We completely understand it. A
simple taxi ride takes four times as long as it should, assuming you can even
find a taxi. Busses are full up at 7am. And you have to endure police stringing
“do not enter” tape across streets near Rockefeller Center in the most
simplistic and makeshift type of traffic management technique ever concocted.
Help! we need a way to enjoy our city at this most magical time of the
year.......

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Bryant Park’s Winter Village is a Christmas Market Winner in NYC

Some of the merriest Christmas shopping options can be found at the various
Christmas markets throughout the city. Modeled after Christmas markets that are
the rage throughout Europe, these markets bring people together to eat, drink
gruhwein (hot spiced wine), and shop for local trinkets from now through the end
of the year........

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Harlem Jazz and Soul Food at “The Post”

Harlem is the spot for dining and jazz. The Lenox Lounge may be changing, the
Red Rooster and Ginny’s Supper Club are a bit sceney, and Minton’s is a pricy
evening, but there’s another spot that conveys the real spirit of Harlem’s jazz
tradition at a fraction of the cost.......

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Eat the Bronx!

I’ve already told you why you should visit the Bronx now, but here’s another
good reason: “Savor the Bronx.” The Bronx’s version of restaurant week lasts
through November 14. “Savor the City” Restaurant Week.......

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Fall and Winter Happenings in the Bronx

The Bronx, named after Jonas Bronck who settled there in 1639, is often
overlooked as a destination for a day trip. Yet, it’s a pretty quick subway
ride, with, perhaps an Uber connection if your feet get tired. And you can fill
a day or two, easily, exploring the borough.......

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Queens bakery offers 1934 pricing this weekend

Here’s a tasty tidbit to lure you to Queens this weekend. To mark its 80th
anniversary, Rudy’s Bakery and Café on Seneca Avenue, the oldest German bakery
in Ridgewood, is offering baked goods at 1934 prices. The celebration on
Saturday, October 25th, from 12 Noon to 5pm, coincides with Ridgewood’s “Seneca
Avenue Oktoberfest Stroll”......

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Whitney Museum and Jeff Koons Exhibit to Close October 19 – See It Now!

Art lovers, this is the last weekend to visit our beloved Whitney in its current
location on the Upper East Side. The museum will close its doors on Sunday,
October 19, reopening on an unspecified date in the spring in its new
Meatpacking District address.....

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Free Bulgarian Concert Evenings Offer Classical Music on Upper East Side

With the leaves changing colors and the temperatures cooling down, it feels like
the time to cozy up indoors with some wonderful classical music. If you’ve ever
imagined yourself at one of the famous student gatherings held in the home of
composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, you have a chance to experience something
similar in New York.....

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Rock ‘n Roll Lives at SUMO Gallery in TriBeCa

If you love rock ‘n roll the way I do, you shouldn’t miss this new exhibit by
British photographer Mick Rock at SUMO gallery in TriBeCa. Titled EXPOSED, the
exhibit does just that: it exposes the often haunting and legendary images taken
by Rock of famous rock musicians....

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Fall Getaway from NYC: The Hamptons – Where to Eat

Fall is gorgeous in the Hamptons and the drive (without the summer rush) can be
as little as an hour and a half. Here are some dining choices to whet your
appetite...

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Fall Foodie Events in Brooklyn and Manhattan

A beer party and three food benefits highlight this fall’s NYC culinary
calendar. Buy your tickets early for these highly anticipated annual events...

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Foodie Events for Labor Day and the Weeks After

Labor Day weekend and the weeks beyond means all sort of fun foodie events in
New York City. Here is a compilation of some that you might want to sample...

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Beer Festival Takes on NYC: August 23-29

From August 23 – 29, Third Rail Beer will be introducing their craft brews
throughout the city in a brew-centric party. Beer lovers should not miss these
events which not only give you great drinks but also take you to some of the
city’s finest watering holes. Third Rail Beer is a New York City-based craft
brewery.

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Free Site-Specific Dance Takes Over the Bronx: August 13, 14, and 16

Here’s a wonderful way to enjoy dance in the city along with an evening in the
some of the city’s coolest parks. Free! DANCING THROUGH THE BRONX is a
site-specific dance festival about contemporary dance in three green spaces of
varying size and topography.

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Downtown Activities for All Ages through August

If you’re not heading to the Hamptons this summer, downtown Manhattan with its
cool river breezes is the place to be. Check out some of these wonderful, mostly
free activities happening throughout July and August.

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Game on! Brings Fun and Games to Lower Manhattan Through Labor Day

Downtown Manhattan’s Water Street is turning into an outdoor playground this
summer for adults as well as kids with its pop-up Game On! Series. Through Labor
Day, Monday through Friday from noon to 7pm, you’ll never lack for fun if you
head to the Financial District, between Wall Street and Whitehall.

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Bike Brooklyn, Baseball and Street Art Tours — Offered through July

Collage artist and founder of Gotham SideWalks tours, Rich Garr, spent this
winter refining two tours that blend specific cultural history with the fabric
of rapidly evolving neighborhoods. These mash-ups of art, history and
architecture utilize local characters and props that are both new and old.

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“Stars in the Alley” Offers Free Broadway Concert on May 21

Do you love live theater? The Tony Awards, honoring the “best of Broadway,” will
be broadcast live from Radio City Music Hall on June 8. Tickets are sold out, so
you’ll have to resign yourself to watching from your home if you want to see
Hugh Jackman host the black-tie event. www.TonyAwards.com.

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Post-Easter Activities in Manhattan: Car Show, Egg Hunt, Gauguin and Broadway

Despite the chilly weather, Easter marks the start of some pretty wonderful New
York City events this year. If you love cars, this is the time to get into gear.
The New York City International Auto Show runs through Sunday April 27. This
year’s show has a number of showstoppers with a wide range of electric cars, the
50th anniversary Mustang cars, and the 25th anniversary Miatas.

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“Choice Streets” Food Truck Festival Returns on May 7

Food truck lovers, this is the event you’ve been waiting for. The Village
Voice’s Third Annual “Choice Streets” Food Truck Tasting Event on Wednesday, May
7. (Rain date: May 9). A gathering of 20 ore more food trucks against the
gorgeous backdrop of the Hudson River and the Intrepid, the event takes place at
Pier 86 (W. 46th St & 12th Ave), Manhattan, from 7-11pm. Early entry is
recommended as lines form quickly.

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It’s Time to Party Like It’s 1969 — Best Places to Drink Like a “Mad Man” in NYC

As we tune into the last episodes of the beloved, NYC 60s advertising show, "Mad
Men," we can contemplate the past few seasons by drinking in places that Don,
Roger, Peggy, Pete, and the gang would have enjoyed. So, here, for the final
time, I present to you my list of "best places to pretend you're in advertising
in NYC" for drinks and "camaraderie."

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Be Safe and Smart When Visiting New York City

Visiting New York City? Here are six things to keep in mind to make your visit
go more smoothly. Don’t accept rides in taxis that are’nt yellow Taxi and
Limousine Commission vehicles. Anyone approaching you with a sign and offering a
deal for $20 could head you right for trouble, rather than your destination. If
you can’t find a taxi, look for the nearest subway or a bus stop.

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Learn Everything Having to Do with Travel at the New York Times Travel Show:
March 1 and 2

If you love to travel, this is one weekend to stay put in New York City. One of
the largest travel showcases around, The New York Times Travel Show, happens
Saturday (10am-6pm) and Sunday (11am-5pm) at the Javits Center in Manhattan.
www.NYTTravelShow.com Exhibitors from locations around the world are eager to
meet you at their booths, with many demonstrations and giveaways as well.

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More Enticing Valentine’s Day Events and Specials

I love how creative New Yorkers, especially Brooklynites, can be about how to
celebrate Valentine’s Day. Brooklyn’s New York Transit Museum’s annual “Missed
Connections” party (thank you, Craisglist) celebrates the possibilities public
transit encounters.

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Hotels Offer Valentine’s Day Specials for Valentine’s Day

New York City excels at creating romantic experiences for lovers all year round.
On Valentine’s Day, Cupid’s Arrow knows no limits. Here are some choices for
consideration to wow your sweetheart.

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2014 Chinese New Year — Celebrate in Flushing This Year

The Chinese Year of the Horse has arrived. One of the best places to celebrate
is among the Chinese community in Flushing, Queens, a quick hop from Manhattan
on the 7 train.

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Buy Your “Choice Eats” Tickets Now — Other Manhattan and Brooklyn Food Events
This Week

Are you ready for the best foodie event in Manhattan? It’s not until March 25,
but tickets are now on sale. The Village Voice’s “Choice Eats” always has about
60 restaurants to sample treats from, from 35 or more different ethnicities.

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Super Bowl Activities in New York City

If you haven’t been over to Times Square and Broadway yet, you’re in for a week
of Super Bowl festivities. Last night saw the testing of the New Jersey-New York
Super Bowl Toboggan on Super Bowl Boulevard.

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Where to Go Sledding in NYC: 2014 Guide

Happy New Year and happy first snowstorm of the year – it’s a no-school snow
day. Keep this updated 2014 guide handy for fun places to go sledding in the
city.

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Where to See the Holiday Displays in NYC This Year

Brave the cold for spectacular sights across the city! You might even get some
last minute shopping in as well.

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Where to See the Holiday Displays in NYC This Year

Brave the cold for spectacular sights across the city! You might even get some
last minute shopping in as well.

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Christmas and New Year's Dining: Delivered Straight to Your Home (No Cooking
Involved)

Stay in with the family this Christmas, but skip the stress of cooking. Have
Santa deliver the best food for you and your family!

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A Thanksgiving Escape to Rhode Island: Ocean House

Thanksgiving in New England has a nice ring to it, especially when your New York
City home seems a bit cramped when the family convenes.

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Celebrate Veteran's Day All Year Long with Harlem Jazz and Soul

Travel to Harlem to celebrate with the vets at a place that's one of the most
special in New York City.

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More “Mad Men” Bars to Keep You Warm and Cozy – Top Ten Plus Two

Discover even more of the classiest bars in NYC!

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Top 10 “Mad Men” Bars and Restaurants – Part I

Experience the classiest bars NYC has to offer!

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Arts Festivals in Brooklyn This Weekend!

Discover the beauty of the District under the Manhattan Bridge.

Read more on the fantastic art festivals this weekend.

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Off-Broadway Week: 2-for-1 Tickets through October 6

Take your friends to experience new shows and rediscover classics.

Read more on the fantastic opportunity to experience Off-Broadway.

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September Street Fairs, Parades and Concerts in NYC

Explore New York's fall attractions this September!

Read more on some of the fall's most interesting experiences.

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“Forever Tango” and “Let It Be”:
Dance and Music Take Broadway by Storm

Listen and Dance to the best new Broadway shows!

Read more on the amazing music and dance shows on Broadway right now.

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NYC Hidden Harbor Tours – Cruise the Waters and Learn about Sandy as well

A narrated cruise is a wonderful way to take in the sights of the city while
also learning a bit about New York City’s maritime history on the new Beyond
Sandy Tour

Read more on the hidden harbor tours of New York City.

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Food Festivals Continue All Summer (into October)

The food truck craze continues all summer long in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Celebrated chefs from around the world are serving up their best with a twist
through October!

Read more on the summer long food craze in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

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