If you’re taking a break from cooking a massive Thanksgiving dinner this year, consider one of these NYC restaurants! They’re festive, family friendly, and delicious
Read more »Posted in NYC Dining | Tagged 2015 • Best of • bubby's • dovetail • felidia • hill country bbq • north end grill • NYC • red rooster • Thanksgiving
America’s largest photo show is back and bigger than ever in NYC. Photoville runs now through September 28th at Brooklyn Bridge Park
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San Genarro Feast, the granddaddy of all NYC street fairs is back. Come out for great music, food & fun right in the heart of Little Italy.
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For a city that has become the New Year’s Eve capital of the planet–about one million people will pack themselves into Times Square for the ball drop this year, and another one BILLION will watch it on TV, making our midnight, their midnight–there are surprisingly few different types of things to do both that night and, especially, on New Years Day. The fancier-than-usual private party, the crowded club or restaurant or bar, the Central Park run and fireworks pretty much sums your Eve options*, and on the Day itself, well… usually some form of hibernation and/or hair-of-the-dog activity prevails. HOWEVER, there is one NYC New Year’s tradition that veers completely from the norm – Coney Island’s annual Polar Bear swim. Do it once, and it’s a story you can tell the rest of your life.
Read more »Posted in NYC Events | Tagged 2015 • Brooklyn • coney island • Coney Island Polar Bear Club • Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge • Decemeber • New Years 2015 • Polar Bear Plunge • Swimming
