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If you’re planning to go out straight from work today, we hope you brought an umbrella along with you: according to the AccuWeather Global Weather Center, “New York City is one of the major metro areas that could experience a wide range of precipitation with drenching rain to ice and snow” late tonight through tomorrow night.
The severe weather prediction is part of a cross-country storm, the same one that thankfully brought much-needed rainfall in Souther California and snow in certain parts of the Southwest.
Beware that icy conditions are very likely to...
Everyone in New York loves Gertie, the modern Jewish-American deli that opened in Williamsburg back in 2019, and for good reason: the space is welcoming and the food is always top-notch.
Photograph: Liz Clayman
Since then, the business has expanded in more ways than one, hosting different types of dinner series and opening sister restaurant Gertrude’s in Prospect Heights in 2023.
That growth continues next month, as Gertie gears up for a weekly bagel pop-up that will be delighting locals every Friday in February at Amorina in Prospect Heights. Located at 624...
Tripadvisor is looking into a crystal ball, and what it’s seeing is that the future of travel includes beauty voyagers and nano neighborhoods. Don’t know what that is? Don’t worry, we’ll back up a bit.
Tripadvisor, the world’s largest travel platform, recently launched its first ever Trendcast report, which explores the trends reshaping travel and predictions for the years ahead. The Trendcast is based on search, booking and behavioral data, and user generated content from the platform’s one billion+ reviews and contributions, and it’s using travel...
NYC living comes at a price, but programs like the HomeFirst Down Payment Assistance Program are certainly worth bookmarking.
The initiative — like the popular affordable housing lotteries — is meant to make setting up shop in NYC a little more accessible. Through the program, first-time homebuyers who qualify could receive up to $100,000 toward the down payment or closing costs on a 1-4 family home, a condo, or a co-op throughout the five boroughs. Hey, every lil’ bit counts!
All about the HomeFirst Down Payment Assistance Program
Considering 2025 housing predictions indicate...
After taking last summer off for renovations to the open-air Delacorte Theater in Central Park, the Public Theater‘s cherished annual series Shakespeare in the Park will return from August 7 through September 14 with Twelfth Night, one of the Bard’s most popular plays. And no shortage of stars will shine their light on this free outdoor production: The cast will be led by Lupita Nyong’o, Sandra Oh, Peter Dinklage and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
Saheem Ali, who holds the title of Associate Artistic Director/Resident Director at the Public and who...
Restauranteur Wolfgang Zwiener, the brains behind the wildly popular Wolfgang Steakhouse, has passed away at 85 on January 23rd, 2025 at his home in Honolulu.
Though his global steakhouse chain is a legend in its own right, Zwiener got his start at the iconic Peter Luger, one of the most legendary restaurants in the world. He remained there for 39 years.
Naysayers worried he wouldn’t have the chops to transition into such a powerful new role, but upon the restaurant’s 2004 opening, his business has only grown. There are dozens of Wolfgang’s Steakhouse locations across the...
Ready to live out that Jurassic Park dream? The Bronx Zoo Dinosaur Safari will return this spring, and it promises to be bigger than ever before.
One of the best things to do with kids in NYC, the beloved tradition returns April 12th with plenty of prehistoric goodness for paleontologists of all ages. There are over 60 life-sized predators stationed across the zoo, waiting for you to get up close and personal. Plus, there will be 11 newbies joining the fun. Oh, did we mention some move and roar?! YIKES!
New to the experience this year are a few immersive elements, including the ability to...
Nothing says “I love you” like a beautiful bouquet. Thanks to the LEGO Botanical Garden Experience, you can give your honey bun gorgeous blooms in brick form.
This weekend, venture to Madison Square Park for one of the most wholesome Valentine’s Day events of the season: “All Love Blooms Here”. From 9am-5pm this Friday through Sunday, all those in a floral state of mind can wander through an Instagram-worthy displays, pick (brick) petals, and reflect on those they cherish the most during the most romantic season of the year.
All about the LEGO Botanical Garden...
Alert the media and the (very large) fan base: The Weeknd announced the debut of an immersive pop-up experience in partnership with Spotify this weekend at the massive exhibit space Hero under Rockefeller Center in midtown Manhattan.
“Hurry Up Tomorrow,” as the activation is called, will debut Friday, January 31, and run through Sunday, February 2.
The experience features a number of different aspects. The retail portion showcasing “a collection of exclusive products comprised of genuine leather jackets, a bomber jacket, custom fleece, tees and long...
Popup Florist has launched a city-wide campaign to bring the love to NYC this Valentine’s Day through anonymous letters. You can write your own anonymous love letter for the chance to it inspire their upcoming Love Letters of New York City Gallery that will takeover 21 Howard Street (ground floor) in SoHo on February 8th.
Peep their 13 red mailboxes around NYC to drop off your handwritten love letter. But be quick—today (January 30th) is your last day to submit.
“Unaddressed and entirely anonymous, send a love letter to your partner, best friend, a place in this city you...
On January 10th, 2025, Jack Shainman Gallery officially opened the doors to its expansive new flagship Tribeca location. And to kick things off, a massive exhibition by Chicago-based artist Nick Cave, titled Amalgams and Graphts, has brought monumental bronze sculptures, or “Amalgams,” and a series of mixed-media self-portraits, or “Graphts,” to the shiny, new space.
“Two distinct series push [Cave’s] singular style and vision to an epic realm, while maintaining an intimate and personal conversation with his audience,” says the Gallery of the...