Ol’ Blue Eyes is making a comeback on Saturday, September 26, at the 21 Club. Following the trend of retro (and glamorous) dinner and dining set in motion by the re-opening of the Rainbow Room this year, the 21 Club is devoting an evening to the kind of soiree that made headlines both before and […]
Celebrate fall with these five stunning food (and benefit) events in Manhattan Brooklyn Brewery and the Craft Beer Revolution Monday, September 21, 7pm Brooklyn Brewery’s Steve Hindy (author of Beer School) and Garrett Oliver (author of The Brewmaster’s Table) share the story of how their revolutionary company grew from a home-brew hobby into a multimillion-dollar […]
I love Wölffer Estate Vineyard and Montauk, both. And this weekend it seems that the Hamptons aren’t as crowded as you might have anticipated. So here’s a good reason to head to the East End for a last tribute to the summer. On Sunday, September 6 (rain date Monday, September), Sagaponack’s Wölffer Estate Vineyard and […]
Belvedere Castle at Central Park The enormity of Central Park can be daunting. To get the most beautiful and highest views of the park and its cityscape, venture up the hill behind the Delacorte Theater to Belvedere Castle, set in the middle of the park near 79th street. An old Victorian folly transformed to measure […]
It’s time to move on to our next set of summer cocktail celebrations in the second exploration of the city’s single liquor bar craze. Here are some fabulous one-note venues that will satisfy your taste for something a little heavier than bitters or champagne. Bourbon Blue Smoke: If you can pull yourself away from the […]
With summer in full swing, kick back and relax with your favorite drink of choice at some of NYC’s finest specialty spots. Start your journey with the lighter offerings from these single-liquor venues, where you can indulge in the current craze for bitters or toast the night away with all the bubbly you’d ever want. […]
On the Twentieth Century – Tony and Drama Desk award-winner Kristin Chenoweth will finally disembark in New York when On the Twentieth Century closes this weekend on July 19. This catchy, silly romp on a train, which also features the stunningly talented Peter Gallagher, is filled with musical richesse from Cy Coleman, Betty Comden and […]
If you think everything in New York costs too much, well, you’re right—almost. In fact, the city has tons of free attractions and activities; here are some summer faves. Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge (or part of it) for a spectacular view of the Financial District and One World Trade Center, Brooklyn, the seaport, and […]
Last week’s “Stars in the Alley”, United Airlines’ and the Broadway League’s presentation of Broadway song and dance, left me thirsting for more. It’s a great time to get your tickets to a Broadway drama or musical. With the Tony Awards for outstanding theatrical achievement this Sunday, you’ll want to snag seats on your preferred […]
