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NYC RESTAURANT WEEK SUMMER 2019

Restaurant Week is happening in NYC from July 22 to August 16! This is a great time to expand your palates and taste all of the amazing cuisines NYC has to offer. Participating restaurants are offering $26 price fixed lunches and $42 dinners for their patrons. Check out some of these amazing restaurants participating in

The Best Street Festivals in NYC

As the days get longer and the temperate creeps up, there is nothing better to do than to soak up the sun and spend as much time as possible outside. Walk around and explore the numerous street festivals happening all over the city. Find our top recommendations below! 1. Summer on the Hudson Summer on

2019 Tony Award Winners (and Runner-Ups)

The 2019 Tony Awards Ceremony (73rd annual) took place on June 9 and was hosted by comedian James Corden (who is highly well-known for his celebrity “carpool karaoke.”) Hadestown won the most awards among all categories: Best Direction of a Musical, Best Original Score Written for the Theatre, Best Performance by an Actor in a

Houston Hall: Calling All Beer Enthusiasts!

Looking for a night out? An after-work endeavor to unwind? Houston Hall has you covered. Photos vividly depict a party-like atmosphere as “the norm” at the 112-year-old, barn-like, southern-inspired food and beer venue in New York’s West Village (the venue, a garage, used to be owned by the FBI). This includes their Happy Hour: all

What to do in NYC for Memorial Day

If you didn’t know, Memorial Day is when those who died in active military service are remembered. It is officially observed on the last Monday in May, which is 2019 is May 27th. It is an important celebration in American culture, and there are various ways to honor our troops throughout New York City with

8 Ways to Spend Mother’s Day in NYC

1. Go for a yummy brunch! There are very few things New Yorkers enjoy more than a good brunch. What better way to celebrate our moms than treating them to some of the best the city can offer? The options are endless when it comes to top-notch brunch spots in the city, but on a

New York City Gay Guide

Gay New York City That’s what New York offers gay visitors. Rich with the history of Stonewall, a lively LGBT community and the fabulosity of being the city that never sleeps, New York is so full of options it can be overwhelming. Don’t fret, it is not hard to plan the perfect queer-tinerary of the

Your Guide To 2019 Pride

Every year, New York City makes sure it has a good time during Pride month. From sports events all the way to the cinema, let’s take a look at some of the fun events that will be going on this year. 1.) Bloomingdale’s Pride For All Carousel Location: Bloomingdale’s flagship location at 1000 3rd Avenue,

Black History Month: 5 Historic NYC Landmarks You Should Know About

Settlers first came to New York City in the early 1600s, nearly 400 years ago. As you can imagine there have been many important figures that have helped make NYC what it is today. In honor of Black History Month, we have compiled a few landmark monuments commemorating historic African American figures. The monuments, statues,

NYC Restaurant Week

It’s that delicious time of year again when a selection of restaurants team up to bring you quality grub at a low price. Yes, it’s Winter 2019 Restaurant Week in New York City from January 21-February 8. Participating restaurants are offering $26 price fixed lunches and $42 dinners for their patrons. Keep reading for some of

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