It’s an unusual baseball season already. Showing proof of vaccination or testing, sitting apart from your neighbors, and not dancing to YMCA is a very weird start. But, let’s cheer for the Bronx Bombers and the Amazins and say good riddance to cutout fans. It’s time to play baseball. Increasing numbers of vaccinated sports fans […]
It hasn’t been an easy year for mom: home schooling, cooking, searching for paper towels and having everyone home at the same time. It’s time to give mom a well-deserved break. Everyone’s Favorite: Mother’s Day Brunch Take mom away from the kitchen with these lavish Mother’s Day brunches Vestry Michelin-starred Chef Shaun Hergatt (SHO, Juni) has […]
There’s no shortage of unusual choices filled with New York City style Angelina Paris export Angelina has created a truly fanciful dessert for Mother’s Day. The all-red Confidence pastry has a macaron biscuit base, topped with stewed strawberries, currant, white chocolate cream and fresh raspberries. Mom can choose an individual one or order a larger one […]
Put Your Passport Away. You Don’t Need to Leave the Big Apple to See the Glorious Trees. Many of the city’s cherry trees were gifts from Japan, some coming from the original batch that was given to Washington, DC and adorns their Tidal Basin. The sakura come in a variety of colors from white to […]
Cinco de Mayo isn’t a Mexican holiday and Mexico doesn’t observe it. It actually began in California. As a side note, it commemorates a battle fought in Mexico in which the town of Puebla defeated invading French troops. Whether Cinco de Mayo is a tradition or a serious celebration, we can certainly have a lot […]
From American comfort food to fine dining, dessert and ethnic variations, you’ll have lots to choose from as you pay attention to how your dining affects the environment. Willow Created by Guy and Tali Vaknin, the couple behind the city’s popular Beyond Sushi, Willow is your “green” go-to for American comfort food favorites. At the […]
Be smart, aware and active in support of environmental activities in New York City all month long It’s easy to be green in New York City. With so many parks to visit, outdoor areas to cherish, and activities to remind ourselves, Earth Day and Earth Month are times to step back and reflect on the […]
Struggles from the pandemic and overt demonstrations of hatred and anti-Asian sentiment have taken a toll on the AAPI community. You can start by showing your support for the AAPI community in New York City by frequenting the Asian communities in New York City and helping their businesses stay alive: Chinatown in Manhattan, Chinatown in […]
What Good is Staying All Alone in Your Room? It’s Time to Get Out and See New York City Spring gives added impetus for getting outside. These tours of New York City are guaranteed to show you aspects of the city that you may have forgotten, so lace up your walking shoes, put on your […]
