Celebrating LGBTQ Pride and History in NYC
March 13, 2019
If you’re ever walking around New York City in June, there’s no missing the jovial and colorful spirit of pride month – our city holds one of the largest and proudest LGBTQ populations in the world. As a city that has been at the epicenter for a plethora of social movements, it’s no surprise that…
Read More »#Mustdo in NYC: March 2019
March 1, 2019
Mercury is in retrograde AND it’s Women’s History Month?! That almost distracts us from our current NYC weather. For this month’s #MustDo in NYC, a roundup of events to celebrate the feminine energy in your life and the drive to break that glass ceiling among other not-to-miss happenings this March. Immerse Yourself in the World…
Read More »Ask the Locals: Best Things to Do in Brooklyn
February 21, 2019
Brooklyn is a hot word nowadays. Just over the East River from Manhattan, sits the most populous of the five boroughs. Brooklyn is a wealth of neighborhoods, food, views, and diverse people. But where to begin? Should you visit the artists in Bushwick, take in the views from Dumbo, or eat your way through Carroll…
Read More »#Mustdo in NYC: February Events + Activities
February 1, 2019
We’ve made it through the holidays, state of the union address and the polar vortex – 2019 we’re ready for you. With all the stresses (well, almost all) falling behind us, February is here and it’s time to share the love – not just on valentines but for the whole month! For this #MustDo in…
Read More »Industry City Guide: NYC’s Creative Hub
February 1, 2019
Harbored in New York City’s most populous borough, Brooklyn, Industry City stands as a true monument to the spirit of innovation through creativity and collaboration. Formerly Bush Terminal founded in the early 1900s, the complex in Sunset Park was the first multi-tenant facility of warehouses, intermodal shipping and industrial hub of its kind. Today, after…
Read More »5 Lesser-Known Museums in NYC to Visit
January 10, 2019
Don’t worry, this is your typical roundup of well-trotted museums of NYC. We’re skipping the Met, MoMA, and Guggenheim for those that are a little more off-the-beaten-path. Chances are, you’ve all been to the staples so it’s time to explore the more eclectic, niche and under-celebrated side of our great city. The Brooklyn Art Library…
Read More »#CurrentObsession: Exploring Mindfully with Earthling Magazine
January 7, 2019
Each month in our #CurrentObsession series, we’re bringing you the stories of the creatives who are shaping the cultural fabric of New York City. This month, we sat down with Ming D. Liu, the co-founder and Chief Content Officer at Earthling Magazine. Armed with a background in PR and a passion for sustainability, Ming is a native…
Read More »#MustDo in NYC: January Events
January 1, 2019
Now that the holidays are over, it’s the season for resolutions. Some have vowed to exercise more, eat healthier or drink more water, but there are also those that are committed to staying the same and we totally respect that. For this month’s #MustDo in NYC, a roundup of events to set the tone for…
Read More »#MustDo in NYC: December
December 3, 2018
New York knows how to do December: we go all out for the holiday season no matter how you choose to celebrate. Whether it’s through food, shows or booze – you can find it here. For this month’s #MustDo in NYC, a roundup of events to celebrate the season. Eat Lotsa Latkes PSA: latke season…
Read More »How to Celebrate the Holiday Season in NYC
December 3, 2018
Like almost everything else in this city, New York goes all out for the holiday season. Storefronts turn into elaborate festive displays, pop-up markets appear seemingly out of nowhere and pine needles scent the air from the Christmas tree street vendors. The influx of tourists is also an indication of the season’s arrival, causing the…
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