If you’re a theater lover, you know that there’s much more to see than the mega-hits running on Broadway. Off-Broadway is equally inventive and gives you a chance to be more up-close and personal in smaller venues. For those of you who have been lax in buying tickets to these shows, now’s the time to […]
Fall weather means the return of street fairs, outdoor music, and parades to the city. Here, in one place, we compile a listing of some of the most interesting ones happening throughout the city this month. Plan your travels accordingly as street closures mean slow going in places. 92 Street Y Lexington Avenue Festival – […]
If you’re looking for straightforward musical or dance immersion on Broadway, there are two shows that you should consider. You won’t need to pay attention to the dialogue, or prep in advance by reading a play synopsis. These shows are all about music and dance. First, there’s still time for you to see “Dancing with […]
The Public Theater‘s acclaimed Shakespeare in the Park series concludes on August 18 with a rollicking musical interpretation of the bard’s early comic masterpiece, “Love’s Labours Lost” . This time set as a reunion at a prestigious college, with the beautiful Belvedere Castle as a fitting backdrop, the play takes the story of young men […]
Spending time on the water doesn’t just mean heading to the beach or going out on a friend’s sailboat. A narrated cruise is a wonderful way to take in the sights of the city while also learning a bit about New York City’s maritime history. This summer, The Working Harbor Committee and Circle Line Downtown […]
The food truck craze continues all summer long in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Mad Sq. Eats may be over, but celebrated chefs from around the world are still serving up signature dishes with a twist through October. This batch of food truck festivals includes events every day of the week. The lines can be long, so […]
Start your day or evening with a wonderful (and free) ride across New York Harbor on the Staten Island Ferry, and catch a bus or train to these freebies happening in various parts of Staten Island. August 1: Noted percussionist Johnny Ray plays salsa at Tappen Park from 7-9pm. Stapleton, Canal Street, Water Street, Bay […]
Staten Island made the news this year thanks to Hurricane Sandy’s devastating effects. However, this summer is all about the borough’s determined rebuilding with a bevy of concerts and events free to all. Borough President James P. Molinaro wants to make sure everyone knows that Staten Island hasn’t given up; in fact, it’s just the […]
The city’s exodus to the beaches is a boon for diners who remain in the city. Lasting almost a month from July 22 through August 16, the 21st year of New York City’s restaurant week is ready for booking. This is the time to score a prized table of some of the city’s most desirable […]
