April 22, 2019
As the end of the school year approaches, your children’s summer plans are likely on your mind! If you are looking for a camp or sports activity to put them in, consider Asphalt Green! Asphalt Green offers different types of camps and sports programs like swimming, soccer, baseball and martial arts. With a location uptown and downtown, Asphalt Green is convenient for all Glenwood residents.
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Posted in Glenwood News, NYC Events, Things To Do in NYC | Tagged Asphalt Green • Downtown NYC • NYC parents • nyc summer camps • soccer camp nyc • swim camp nyc • Uptown NYC
January 22, 2019
With plenty of snow here, and the cold coming – check out the best hot chocolate places in NYC right now.
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Posted in Downtown, Midtown East, Midtown West, NYC Dining, Other Neighborhoods, Top Picks, Upper East Side, Westside | Tagged Downtown NYC • hot chocolate • upper east side
January 8, 2019
New York City becomes magical during the winter with all of the holiday lights adorning trees, street lights, and buildings. Some restaurants even transform their décor to create a perfect winter ambiance. If you want to find a unique winter oasis with great food and spirited drinks, keep on reading! Below, we have noted some of the best restaurants that embrace this wintertime spirit easy to reach from Glenwood buildings whether you are uptown or downtown.
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Posted in Downtown, Glenwood News, Midtown East, NYC Dining, Things To Do in NYC, Westside | Tagged Downtown NYC • Downtown restaurant • Midtown NYC • Midtown Restaurants • nyc restaurants
June 15, 2018
Spend your summer days basking in the beauty of the High Line – just a short distance from Glenwood properties on the Westside of Manhattan.
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Posted in Downtown, Glenwood News, Westside | Tagged Downtown NYC • high line • things to do outside in nyc
March 31, 2014
Charlie Bird, the wildly successful Itailan-ish spot that somehow comfortably crams a city's worth of scenesters every night into its awkward narrow space, was at or near the top of just about every "best new restaurant" list last year. People love the casual atmosphere, the wine list, and the food. Anchoring the western end of what is possibly today's most exciting restaurant "neighborhood," the Houston Street corridor, Charlie Bird and NYC are having an intense love affair at the moment. But for various reasons (it's a tough table, it's a little pricey), I hadn't been to Charlie Bird until finally getting the opportunity just last week… and man am I glad I took it.
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Posted in Downtown, NYC Dining | Tagged Downtown NYC • SoHo dining
May 4, 2012
The New Amsterdam Market, located right by the old Fulton Fish Market in the South Street Seaport area, reopened last Sunday for the season, which is good news indeed for all New Yorkers, but especially for downtown Glenwood residents (in both the Barclay Tower and Tribeca Bridge Tower), and especially ESPECIALLY for Glenwoodians fortunate enough to live in the luxury rentals of LIberty Plaza, just a few blocks away. The New Amsterdam Market is one of our favorite such markets in all of New York City, because it combines the on-site fun and feasting of a good snacking/dining destination (think: Smorgasburg) with the take-home, locally grown or produced pleasures of a solid farmer's market.
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Posted in Downtown, NYC Dining, NYC Events | Tagged Downtown • Downtown NYC • Fish Market • Fulton Fish Market • Fulton Market • Kings County Jerky • Liddabit Sweets • Lower Manhattan • New Amsterdam Market • NYC • Queens County Farm • Queens Farm
April 6, 2012
Fifteen, twenty years ago, if someone asked you to go downtown to the Bowery to see an exhibition at a place called The Hole, you would be forgiven if the invitation gave you pause. Today, of course, things are different–WAY different–on NYC's one-time Skid Row, as time has given way to luxury highrise manhattan apartment and condo developments, high-end clothing stores, scads of excellent restaurants, and a burgeoning lower Manhattan art gallery scene…including the aforementioned Hole. But even though the Bowery neighborhood has gotten a lot less wild, The Hole doesn't do bland art. Witness E.V. Day and Kembra Pfahler's jaw-dropping collaboration, Giverny, Monet's garden and muse.
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Posted in NYC Events | Tagged Bowery NYC • claude monet • Downtown • Downtown New York • Downtown NYC • e.v. day • kembra pfahler • Lower Manhattan • monet garden giverny • monet paintings • monet's garden • paintings by monet • The Bowery
February 28, 2012
New Museum NYC Goes Global: 34 Artists Converge Downtown A nice counterpoint to the upcoming, always-heavily-hyped Biennial at the Whitney Museum, the much-appreciated if too-often-underwhelming New Museum on Bowery just unveiled The Ungovernables, a triennial survey of the state of global contemporary art, opening up all of its gallery space to some 34 artists, artist groups, and temporary collectives (for a total of more than 50 individual participants), all of whom were born between the mid-1970s and the mid-1980s, and many of whom have never before exhibited in this country. In other words: they're young, their life experience is likely different than yours, and you've probably never seen, or even heard of, any of their works before in New York City art museums. Most important, after an afternoon spent wandering all of the New Museum's five exhibition floors, we're pleased to report that there are many more hits than misses…
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Posted in NYC Events | Tagged Cinthia Marcelle • Downtown NYC • Lower East Side • Lower Manhattan • Museums of New York • New Museum NYC • New Museum Triennial • New York City art Museums • Pratchaya Phinthong • The Ungovernables • triennial
February 15, 2012
Part bakery, part hot-chocolate bar (there's coffee, too), part sandwich spot, and all with the distinct flavor of Spanish cuisine, the new La Churreria on Mulberry Street does a great job of offering weary Soho and Nolita shoppers and on-the-go quick-bite seekers cozy relief on a dreary February day. Opened in December by Jesus Manso, aka Lolo, of next-door Socarrat renown (by the way, one of our favorite meals and nicest nights of 2011 was spent at the bar here, falling in love with a platter of paella), La Churreria has a pedigree that should at least get you in the door. And though La Churreria may specialize (and, mostly, excel) in frying up its namesake doughy, chewy, cinnamon-y sticks, there are also enough other things on the menu here, both sweet and savory, to earn it a permanent spot among our top picks for snacks and treats.
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Posted in Downtown, NYC Dining | Tagged Downtown New York Spanish Cuisine • Downtown NYC • La Churreria • La Churreria NYC • Lower Manhattan • Mulberry Street • Mulberry Street New York • Mulberry Street Restaurant • NoLita • Nolita NYC
