#MustDo in NYC: May 2019
May 1, 2019
Spring is in the air and its got all of us New Yorkers requesting the patio seats. With the relief of warmer weather, we understand that you want to spend time outside before the sweltering heat and tourists arrive in June. Whether you want to drink beer, sample foods or watch a play – we’ve…
Read More »Greenpoint, Brooklyn Craft Beer Walking Guide
May 1, 2019
Greenpoint formerly stood as NYC’s epicenter of manufacturing, shipbuilding, and oil refineries. Today, thanks to recent housing development and increased rent prices, it has become a neighborhood ripe with opportunities for businesses to reach new residents. The craft brews enthusiasts have taken note and set up shop so if you’re into beer, this is the…
Read More »Sustainable City Guide: NYC
April 1, 2019
Why travel sustainably? The short answer is that it is an overall better experience for travelers and locals alike. Sustainable tourism is the type of travel that benefits the local economy, preserves the culture and promotes environmental stewardship. It ultimately leads to more genuine experiences and ensures that most magical features of a destination stay…
Read More »#MustDo in NYC: April 2019
April 1, 2019
Did you get the memo? Caring about our planet is in. April is Earth month and there’s no better time to jump on the green bandwagon. The UN recently released a report detailing a timeline (TLDR: 2 years to act, 12 years until destructive, irreversible changes) for the effects of climate change to reach all…
Read More »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…
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