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“New Yorkers work remote from boozy brunches” Call it pour professionalism. Thanks to new hybrid and full remote work situations, employees around the Big Apple are toting their laptops, headsets and chargers to restaurants, where they’re meeting up with friends and getting happy hour started — while still on the clock. These days, it’s common…
“#5 real-life escape rooms in NYC” After a year of virtual entertainment, many of New York City’s popular escape rooms have reopened to great enthusiasm — with some slight adjustments for COVID-19. From time-travel themes to rooms inspired by the city’s prisons and subways, escape rooms are quickly filling up this summer with locals and…
“#Best places to watch 4th of July fireworks in NYC in 2021” Cue the Katy Perry lyrics. The Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks will once again illuminate the Big Apple in red, white and blue tomorrow night on the East River. The 8 p.m. NBC broadcast, hosted live from Hunter’s Point Park, Queens, features a…
“#the best and buzziest places to check out this summer” New York City is getting back in the swim of things. After 2020’s summer of social distancing, New Yorkers can finally take the dive back into more familiar waters. On June 26, 48 of New York City’s outdoor pools will reopen in all five boroughs…
“#25 things to do this summer in NYC” After last summer, it’s time to make up for some lost time. The sun is out, and the city’s markets, bars, restaurants and cultural venues are open for business — and fun. The five boroughs have surged back to life and it’s time to make the most of it….
“#10 things to do in NYC now that you’re vaccinated” Did you get the shot? Good. Did you wait two weeks? Great. It’s now safe for you to venture out into the world again. New York is coming back to life. As more and more businesses and clubs open up, we’re reminded of the buzzing…
“#It’s time for NYC to take a ‘Wellness Walk’: Here’s where to go” Jennifer Walsh, an Upper East Side resident who leads meditative “Wellness Walks” around the city, offers ways for locals to reconnect with their outdoor surroundings. If you liked the article, do not forget to share it with your friends. Follow us on Google…
“#NYC’s dueling Van Gogh exhibits: Here’s the original” One ear, two exhibits. Vincent van Gogh fans are lost in the starry internet night of ticket sellers as two competing exhibits about the famed Dutch painter head to NYC. There’s the large-scale animated projection exhibit “Immersive Van Gogh” and then there’s “Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience.”…
“#Teacher at St. Ann’s performs free opera on a Brooklyn stoop” Call him the brownstone baritone. “Sometimes there’s a drone [of street noise] as soon as I’m finishing my softest number,” said Peter Clark, 56, who hosts a weekly concert from a stoop on Hicks Street in Brooklyn Heights. “And don’t get me started on…
“#NYC sewage plant’s strangely popular Valentine’s Day tour goes virtual” What better way to express love in the time of a pandemic than virtual sludge. The NYC Department of Environmental Protection and Open House New York aren’t letting the pandemic end their wildly popular Valentine’s Day tours of a Brooklyn wastewater facility. Instead, they’re making…