Dining outdoors is fun but chilly. You need to pick your menu carefully so food stays warm. Think piping hot French onion soup, boeuf bourguignon and a bowl of spicy chili to stick to your ribs. Your drinks of choice need to stand up to the cold as well. Fortunately, winter is a time to […]
You may have missed National Mousse Day on November 30 — you were probably still recovering from Thanksgiving overload. But now that you’re back on track, you can certainly treat yourself to some of the most inventive versions of mousse that New York City can offer. It’s here that the beloved French dessert has taken […]
You may not have considered New York as a go-to for slopes with downhill skiing. But, in fact, there are a number of mountain resorts close to New York City or further afield that will appeal to all levels if you find yourself on the East Coast. And the good news is that they’re not […]
Celebrating any other milestone always goes better with a good wine. Here are some interesting wines, experiences and gifts to enhance your sipping enjoyment. WINES FOR THE CURIOUS AND EPICUREAN For something less familiar, orange wines offer a distinctively colored wine with a taste that’s all their own. The international collection of wines curated by […]
We’ve all had enough of 2020, right? If you’ve managed to get rid of those bad memories at Good Riddance Day in Times Square and you’re prepared to put your New Year’s resolutions into play, it’s time to party like it’s 2021. It’s time to say goodbye to the past and move forward with wonderful and […]
This year, you can experience the wonder of the holidays through some of New England’s and New York’s most imaginative drive-through displays. Safety is paramount and these tours are strictly restricted to driving only. New York – Sullivan, Catskills and Westchester Counties Bethel Woods Center for the Arts presents Peace, Love & Lights, a drive-thru holiday […]
Dry January is something I dread every year but after a year like no other, we should all probably dry out for a month. You know, cleanse and get back on track with “better living” and a bit more discipline. I failed last year, but this year I’m determined to do it right. Experiment with […]
In New York City we watch the Ball Drop in Times Square, sing Auld Lang Syne and party until the wee hours on New Year’s Eve to signal that the year is over. In normal years, we also have a chance to watch the fireworks, cheer on the Midnight Run and enjoy live music in […]
It’s a different kind of year for holiday spectaculars, but New York City doesn’t slack when it comes to showing off the joy and sparkles of the season. Holiday Windows While the department stores may be emptier than usual this year, they haven’t turned down the volume when it comes to creating a festive holiday […]
