Cider Week NYC, Nov 6-15 | Things To Do, Places To Go
In honor of the great New York apple and the aromatic, intoxicating liquor it brings, Cider Week kicks off Nov 6 - 15. Dozens of NYC restaurants as well a number of Hudson Valley venues will be celebrating the wonders of our local bounty. Here are a few of the events and offerings taking place during Cider Week! Check out our list of seven delicious things to do in NYC during Cider Week.
El Luchador: Bringing Spice To The South Street Seaport
Add El Luchador to your list of South Street Seaport fav eats. The scene is festive, drinks are a plenty and the food spicy!
Look! Up on 77st Street! It’s Superheroes in Gotham!
Superheroes in Gotham at the NY Historical Society Museum features Superman, Batman & Wonder Woman memorabilia. Perfect for comic lovers, and great for kids!
Halloween NYC: Your Spooky Guide For 2015 Halloween Fun In NYC
NYC does Halloween better than anyone, with literally dozens of events, parties, parades and other spooky shenanigans going on over the next week. Here's a look at some of our favorites.
Poulette’s Rotisserie Chicken Arrives In The Upper West Side
French-inspired rotisserie chicken restaurant Poulette, located in Hell's Kitchen, has opened a second Manhattan eatery in the Upper West Side.
Leaf Peepers, Here’s The Best Fall Foliage Destinations In NY
Do you love seeing the leaves change colors? Being at the right place and the right time is rule #1 - here's your guide to the best foliage in, out & around NYC.
Jim Shaw’s The End Is Near Marvels At The New Museum
This long overdue East Coast survey, Shaw’s first in a New York museum, should go a long way in introducing his work to audiences outside of Los Angeles. Shaw dives into the underbelly of American pop-culture and history to create his work.
Burritos and Ice Cream Sandwiches: Two Lower East Side Favs Get A Reboot
Mission Cantina and Oddfellow's Sandwich Shop are bringing new and improved sweets and treats to the Lower East Side
The 2015 Guide To Hudson Valley Apple Picking
If you're all about Apple picking - there are plenty of "pick-your-own" options. The overall experience varies from doughnut-and-cider stands, baby- animal petting, pumpkin picking, amazing maize mazes, tractor rides, or some variation on all of the above. Bottom line, its all about the apples - we put together a list of farms and orchards where you can find everything from McIntosh to Macouns, Granny Smiths to Golden Delicious. Here's our guide to Hudson Valley Apple Picking.
MoMA Has The Season’s Biggest Blockbuster With Picasso: Sculpture
Picasso's Sculpture at MoMA is the first time such a comprehensive exploration of his sculpture work has been shown in the US in nearly 50 years. A must see!
In honor of the great New York apple and the aromatic, intoxicating liquor it brings, Cider Week kicks off Nov 6 - 15. Dozens of NYC restaurants as well a number of Hudson Valley venues will be celebrating the wonders of our local bounty. Here are a few of the events and offerings taking place during Cider Week! Check out our list of seven delicious things to do in NYC during Cider Week.
El Luchador: Bringing Spice To The South Street Seaport
Add El Luchador to your list of South Street Seaport fav eats. The scene is festive, drinks are a plenty and the food spicy!
Look! Up on 77st Street! It’s Superheroes in Gotham!
Superheroes in Gotham at the NY Historical Society Museum features Superman, Batman & Wonder Woman memorabilia. Perfect for comic lovers, and great for kids!
Halloween NYC: Your Spooky Guide For 2015 Halloween Fun In NYC
NYC does Halloween better than anyone, with literally dozens of events, parties, parades and other spooky shenanigans going on over the next week. Here's a look at some of our favorites.
Poulette’s Rotisserie Chicken Arrives In The Upper West Side
French-inspired rotisserie chicken restaurant Poulette, located in Hell's Kitchen, has opened a second Manhattan eatery in the Upper West Side.
Leaf Peepers, Here’s The Best Fall Foliage Destinations In NY
Do you love seeing the leaves change colors? Being at the right place and the right time is rule #1 - here's your guide to the best foliage in, out & around NYC.
Jim Shaw’s The End Is Near Marvels At The New Museum
This long overdue East Coast survey, Shaw’s first in a New York museum, should go a long way in introducing his work to audiences outside of Los Angeles. Shaw dives into the underbelly of American pop-culture and history to create his work.
Burritos and Ice Cream Sandwiches: Two Lower East Side Favs Get A Reboot
Mission Cantina and Oddfellow's Sandwich Shop are bringing new and improved sweets and treats to the Lower East Side
The 2015 Guide To Hudson Valley Apple Picking
If you're all about Apple picking - there are plenty of "pick-your-own" options. The overall experience varies from doughnut-and-cider stands, baby- animal petting, pumpkin picking, amazing maize mazes, tractor rides, or some variation on all of the above. Bottom line, its all about the apples - we put together a list of farms and orchards where you can find everything from McIntosh to Macouns, Granny Smiths to Golden Delicious. Here's our guide to Hudson Valley Apple Picking.
MoMA Has The Season’s Biggest Blockbuster With Picasso: Sculpture
Picasso's Sculpture at MoMA is the first time such a comprehensive exploration of his sculpture work has been shown in the US in nearly 50 years. A must see!
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