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A British Weekend Tour

If you’re British and have a few vacation days to fly across the pond, then there are a few places that should be on your must-see list – and we’re not talking about the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building and Ellis Island, as nice as they are. All Brits are fans of The Beatles […]

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Taking a Tour of Manhattan's High Line, Part 1

Walking along the city’s most innovative public space, The High Line, you’ll find it difficult to believe that this was ever anything other than what it is today. Beautiful, landscaped, busy and evolving, today’s High Line gives only a suggestion of its previous function. Built in the 1930s, this formerly rusting and overgrown stretch of […]

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Where to Celebrate Oktoberfest in New York City

This month, New York City meets old school Bavaria for another round of annual Oktoberfest celebrations.  German restaurants and bars are showing off their heritage with a bevy of events, live music and plenty of beer and schnitzel to spare:

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September Foodie Events — Some with a Charity Orientation

Le Grand Fooding, Campfire Session –  French Organization, Le Grand Fooding ,  presents a New York 2011 ‘Campfire Session’ September 17 from 6-10pm at the Elizabeth Street Garden (226 Mott St.).  A limit of 250 tickets is being sold for $50 each and includes a food tasting, set of 3-Jameson creations and live music.  The line-up […]

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September is Yoga Month in New York City — Free Activities

With the hustle bustle of back-to-school and a new season, take a second to take a deep breath in and a long stretch and embrace National Yoga Month. Stonehenge, a real estate company in the city, and National Yoga Month have partnered to offer free yoga classes and events throughout NYC. In addition, numerous studios […]

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