New Year’s celebrations in New York City can be over-the-top or serene if you’d prefer. There are so many choices that it might be hard to choose. Here are 11 of the most interesting ones still available for booking plus two outside of the city. Restaurants and Clubs La Mercerie Join La Mercerie in Soho […]
These 7 musicals and plays have set closing dates before the end of 2023 or early in 2024. Hurry to get tickets before they’re gone forever. I Need That Danny DeVito and daughter Lucy DeVito star in Teresa Rebeck’s comedy about trash, treasure and how to tell the difference between the two. Closing December 30, 2023 […]
Sometimes going to a Rangers game in Manhattan is just too much – too much of a travel hassle, too much money, too many crowds. So why not consider a road trip or train trip to Philadelphia? It’s a one-hour trip to the City of Brotherly Love and you’ll be in the heartland of hockey […]
It’s good news for travelers to New York City. While Thanksgiving and Christmas may be appealing with all the festivities, decorations, and holiday spirit, smart travelers know to wait until after New Year’s for the best deals. Returning for its third year, the NYC Hotel Week program will run from January 3 through February 4, […]
It’s not too early to put together your Halloween costume for an all-out celebration this month. Four Manhattan locales are celebrating over the weekend ahead in consideration of Halloween’s October 31 work-night date. Alligator Pear New kid in the Garment Center, Alligator Pear just south of Herald Square, offers up a NOLA-inspired Halloween party this […]
It’s sweltering hot and you may not be thinking football at the moment, but training camp starts before you know it and then it’s time for the Superbowl. Here are eight places to visit to get your fix of sports life and football fandom. And, of course, if football isn’t on your radar yet, you […]
New York theatergoers joyfully returned to Broadway in 2022 after a closure of 18 months. 2023 promises to be even more jubilant. With the many openings scheduled for this spring along with continuing and long-running shows, theatergoers have a robust selection of plays and musicals to enjoy. How to Keep on Top of Broadway News […]
According to Tourism Ireland, forty-four million people in the United States claim Irish heritage. And New York City has a significant percentage of them. In addition to watching the parade, dressing in green, and buying soda bread in advance of this festive day, here are some ideas for best pubs where you can celebrate. Book […]
Three stellar comedians from the UK will have New York City audiences in stitches thanks to the new “Crossing the Pond” comedy festival taking place this winter and spring at Town Hall. The British standup stars will take the stage in January, February and June. Netflix and BBC star Romesh Ranganathan led off this weekend […]
