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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

10 Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas

It’s less than a month to Valentine’s Day and perhaps you’re still not sure what to get your sweetie. We’ve put together a wide range of items to suit every type. Is your sweetie good with their hands? Maybe they’re crazy about cooking? Or are they a huge sports fan? Whatever the case may be,

The Light Shines Bright on 46th Street with Orso & Joe Allen

At the time of its opening in 1965, a burger at Joe Allen cost 75 cents. The menu, a chalkboard along the brick wall was updated daily and checkered cloths lined the tables. Joe, the restaurant’s namesake owner, felt at home among the performers of the theater district and the Italian and Irish residents of

For A Perfect Valentine’s Day In NYC, Try These 6 Restaurants

The new year has just begun, but Valentine’s Day, i.e. the most romantic holiday of the year, is approaching quickly. Whether you’re in a long term relationship, just starting to date, or newly single, we’ve got you covered with the best places to wine and dine in New York City. Craving a swanky French Bistro?

The History of Roosevelt Island

Today, Roosevelt Island sits cozily nestled in the East River. A few residents live there as well as some parks, museums, and restaurants. It is known for being home to one of New York City’s oldest landmarks and has seen a huge transformation over the last 30 some odd years. Luckily, its sordid and horrifying

5 Ways To Spend New Year’s Eve In NYC

Spending New Years in the Big Apple can be overwhelming. There are so many events and parties going on that it can be hard choosing just one. So, if you still haven’t figured out your plans for the night, fear not. We’ve narrowed the load down for you and given you our top five choices

Winter Village at Bryant Park

Looking for something fun for you and the family to do in NYC during the holidays? Well, look no further! Grab your winter jackets and head on over to the Bryant Park holiday market! The market, called The Winter Village, has various European-inspired Holiday shops that you can enjoy before going to New York

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