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Cuban Dance Group Debuts in NYC, February 18-22

Dreaming about Cuba but haven’t quite figured out how to take advantage of the new travel agreements? There’s a wonderful dance group coming to New York City next week to get you prepped.  Havana Rakatan, the hot, sexy Cuban dance show from acclaimed Havana-based Ballet Rakatan will be making its U.S. debut at City Center, […]

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Winter Getaway from NY: Ski, Yoga and Culinary Retreat in Vermont

How rare is it when you find that one program that combines your passions all in one glorious weekend? Amy Leydon, yoga teacher extraordinare from Boston, has put together a ski, yoga, and culinary weekend March 12-15 at Good Commons in Plymouth, Vermont. For those of you who know me, I’m a committed yogini, who […]

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Three Winter Dining Finds in Manhattan

January is a great time to check out NYC restaurants — it’s not tourist season and they’re a good reason to escape the cold. Happy dining! Gato – Bobby Flay has gone international again!  New York City has missed this super chef whose well-loved  Latin restaurants Mesa Grill and Bolo have been absent for many […]

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Al Hirschfeld Exhibit at The Algonquin Hotel Through January 9

Currently mounted in the recently renovated lobby of the historic Algonquin Hotel, Times Square is an exhibit you won’t want to miss. Closing on January 9 is a selection of Al Hirschfeld drawings honoring the renowned Algonquin “Round Table.” Titled the “Return of the Vicious Circle,” the exhibit is a collection of drawings of the […]

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Three Broadway Shows to See Before Mid-January

You’ve just missed your chance at seeing the last Broadway performances of Once, Side Show, Cinderella, Pippin, The Real Thing and This is Our Youth. Before it’s too late, I suggest you buy your tickets for these shows which are scheduled to close (or move from their original home) mid-January: It’s Only a Play – […]

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New York City Fireworks for New Year's Eve (not Times Square)

Times Square isn’t the only place to watch the fireworks on New Year’s Eve. If you’re in Brooklyn, you might want to head to Prospect Park. http://www.prospectpark.org/news-events/events/2014/12/31#new-years-eve-fireworks. Live entertainment, hot chocolate, and fireworks at Grand Army Plaza set the stage for a fun night, sponsored by the Prospect Park Alliance and Brooklyn Borough President Eric […]

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Bryant Park's Winter Village is a Christmas Market Winner in NYC

Some of the merriest Christmas shopping options can be found at the various Christmas markets throughout the city. Modeled after Christmas markets that  are the rage throughout Europe, these markets bring people together to eat, drink gluhwein (hot spiced wine), and shop for local trinkets from now through the end of the year. After returning […]

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