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L’Appartement 4F is bringing its French flair to the West Village.
The Brooklyn Heights hotspot, famous for its sourdough bread, flaky, hand-rolled croissants, and extraordinarily long lines spilling out onto Montague Street, opened its second location at 119 W. 10th Street on February 1st, and it’s the perfect place to pick up a quick and satisfying weekend brunch.
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Alex Brown Music: Queens University with Imani Winds, Harlem Quartet, and A.B. Spellman – “Passion for Bach & Coltrane” Charlotte magazine
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The beef is back: Groundhog Day 2025 has arrived, and Punxsutawney Phil and Staten Island Chuck once again delivered opposite predictions.
Last year’s Groundhog Day celebration finally saw the dynamic duo agree on the arrival of an early spring. But this year, they’ve returned to their old ways and decided to deliver conflicting forecasts.
Punxsutawney Phil stuck with his initial prediction . He saw his shadow on Sunday February 2nd, and that suggests we’ll be getting six more weeks of winter. (Luckily our winter bucket list is on hand to keep you busy!)
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The Lunar New Year is upon us, which means you’ll be seeing snakes all over the city soon. But if you’re feeling ophidiophobic (that’s the phobia of snakes), don’t worry: In the Chinese zodiac, snakes signify all good things, including wisdom and transformation.
Perhaps the most auspicious and visible reminder of this season will be the massive, 150-foot interactive snake sculpture that will live at The Oculus from January 29 through February 12.
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The sculpture, called...