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03/01/2025

THE BEST THINGS TO DO IN NYC IN MARCH 🌷💐🌸

Make the most of the last month of winter in NYC, by taking in incredible flower shows and pretty blooms💐
The city is just beginning to warm up and get out from its winter slumber with some incredible NYC events in March, including St. Patrick's Day and Women’s History Month.

1: St. Patrick’s Day Parade (March 17th 2025)
The New York City Saint Patrick's Day Parade is coming up, and NYC's parade is a really big deal. It's the oldest and largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the world with more than 150.000 people marching.
Midtown Manhattan transforms into a big party with a sea of green revelers every year for this festive affair.

2: Women’s History Month:
Women’s History Month starts Saturday, March 1, 2025 and ends Monday, March 31, 2025. But, truly, we should be celebrating the power of women every day. 😇
Congress declared March as National Women’s History Month in 1987 to honor the extraordinary achievements of American women.
Here are some events to attend during the month:
• ‘’Women dress women’’ at the MET
• ‘’Women’s Work’’ at New-York historical society
• ‘’Making their Mark: Art by women’’ in the Shah Garg Collection

3: Cherry Blossoms 🌸
An unofficial indicator of the start of spring, the beautiful pink trees have already started blooming around Central Park (on the west side of the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir)
As a reminder, these trees bloom for about a week before shedding and adorning the ground with a beautiful pink bed of petals—so you probably don't have too much time to see the beauties for yourself.

02/11/2025

MOST ROMANTIC RESTAURANTS IN NYC FOR VALENTINES DAY💝💝🗽

Valentines day is around the cornor, so many your partner, best friend (or whoever you spend the day with) feel extra special by trying one of the amazing and foolproof Valentine’s Day date ideas in NYC. 🥰

1: La Tete d’or:
With a name that translates to “The Head of Gold," La Tête d’Or restaurant is truly something to discover. Daniel Boulud's first steakhouse fuses French traditions with a classic chophouse. Seafood adventurers can dip their toes in crudo, caviar and towers of king crab, clams and oysters. But naturally, the meat is the draw, and they do it so very well.

2: Panoroma Room:
From the 18th floor of the stunning Panorama Room, you can gaze across the East River at a picture-perfect Manhattan skyline.
Enjoy their amazing seafood menu and sip a lychee martini while the two of you take in some of the city's best views.

3: La Mercerier:
La Mercerie has a cozy, very French feel. Chef Marie-Aude Rose’s gem of a menu is a soul-soothing experience whether you’re digging into boeuf bourguignon or sorbet, and the outdoor space full of stylish diners will make your magical evening unforgettable and romantic.

4: Marea:
The raw bar at Marea offers up plenty of oysters. The restaurant is located right on Columbus Circle, so after dinner, you can take a romantic walk around the Central Park.
With a name that means “tide” in Italian, the seafood-focused menu features house-made pasta with octopus, bucatini with jumbo lump crab and grilled lobster.

5: Gage & Tollner:
Originally opened in 1879, the city's long-lasting love affair with this chophouse might just rub off on you and your date.
The bartenders wear jackets, the chandeliers catch the dimmed light and you can't go wrong with a pair of martinis and oysters from the raw bar.
The baked Alaska, filled with chocolate and cherries and finished with a golden meringue is an absolute must! ☺️

6: Buvette:
With all the charms of a classic French bistro, Buvette’s location on a quaint stretch of Grove Street adds to the allure of its outdoor dining space. Build your own cheese plate with selections from Massachusetts to fromage from New York

02/07/2025

THE BEST SAMPLE SALES IN NYC THIS WEEKEND👗👠

A ton of sample sales are happening this week, which means it's time to revamp your closet!
From new shoes to refreshing new outfits and the sorts of accessories that are going to make everyone around New York pay attention, the best sample sales in NYC this week are filled with fashion-forward treasures.

1: MOOSE KNUCKLES
(Coats and jackets for everyone)
When: February 4 - 9th
Where: 261 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan

2: KYHA STUDIOS
(Bridalwear at a discount)
When: February 6 - 9th
Where: 75 9th Avenue in Manhattan

3: CALLIGARIS
(Comtemporary Italian designed home furniture pieces)
When: February 8 - 9th
Where: 144 West 18th Street in Manhattan

02/05/2025

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02/05/2025

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02/05/2025

NEW YORK FASHION WEEK GUIDE👗👠

Fashion Week 2025 is finally here and brings media moguls, style influencers and stylists to the most extravagant runway shows of the season.
It’s happening tomorrow thursday 6th february and end on tuesday 11th february and will be located at:
RXR’s Starrett-Lehigh Building on the west side of Manhattan will function as the main headquarters but designers are planning on hosting runway shows all throughout the city.

NYFW includes two types of shows:
Industry and open-to-the-public shows.
Unless you're a buyer or work in press, it is unlikely that you'll be able to snag a seat to the heavy hitters. However, you can find info on public shows here:
https://nyfw.com/schedule/

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01/31/2025

THE BEST THINGS TO DO FOR LUNAR NEW YEAR, IN NEW YORK🔮

Lunar New Year (or Chinese New Year) is here to lift us up with new beginnings, beautiful art and delicious food. The celebration includes bursting firecrackers, lion dances, and delicious cuisine, including at Chinatown's Chinese New Year Parade, one of the best events in January and February.

1: EAT AT AMAZING RESTAURANTS WITH THE LUNAR NEW YEAR DEALS AROUND TOWN:
Getting in on the spirit, plenty of restaurants are offering Lunar New Year specials just for the occasion, including Cha Cha Tang, Din Tai Fund and more. So many tasty Chinese restaurants!
Check the full list with deals here:
https://www.timeout.com/newyork/restaurants/7-nyc-restaurants-with-lunar-new-year-specials

2: THE LUNAR NEW YEAR PARADE 2025:
The Chinese New Year Parade and Festival is Sunday, February 16, 2025 - One of the best events in NYC - The parade kicks off at 1pm. This year will be the parade's 27th anniversary. Head to Chinatown for the Lunar New Year Parade, which heads down Mott Street to Chatham Square to East Broadway toward the Manhattan Bridge, completing on Forsyth Street near Grand Street and Sara D. Roosevelt Park.

3: WATCH LION DANCERS AT SEAPORT:
Every year, the Seaport throws a family-friendly Lunar New Year celebration, and is known as one of the best events.
Head to the emblematic location in Downtown Manhattan at noon on February 1 to see a lion dance performance, or head to the Seaport Museum between 2pm and 4:45pm for calligraphy lessons.

4: TRY AMAZING BAKERIES IN CHINATOWN:
New York's Chinatown is packed with amazing dim sum restaurants, fun karaoke bars and amazing Chinese bakeries offering incredible pastries. Most are known for one exceptional item, however, whether thats a buttery egg tart, a fluffy sponge cake or a lotus-filled hopia you have to try them all!

01/29/2025

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01/29/2025

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01/29/2025

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01/27/2025

THE BEST HOT CHOCOLATE SPOTS IN TOWN! ☕️🗽

What better way to enjoy winter, than trying the best hot chocolate in NYC? We found unique spots to visit and are highly recommend by us!

1: GLACE (Upper East Side)
2: Max Brenner (Multiple locations around town)
3: Martha’s Country Bakery (Multiple locations)
4: The Sugar Factory (Times Square)
5: L.A. Burdick, SoHo

01/21/2025

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Exploring New York City in January is a unique experience, offering a mix of winter charm and urban excitement. The city is less crowded with tourists after the holidays, making it a great time to enjoy iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and Central Park. Bundle up for chilly weather, as temperatures often dip below freezing, but the crisp air and occasional snow add to the city’s magic. Visit museums like the Met or MoMA to escape the cold, or warm up with a hot drink in one of NYC’s cozy cafes. Don’t miss the Winter Village at Bryant Park or the January sales along Fifth Avenue for a quintessential NYC winter experience.

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01/21/2025

Feeling extra cozy in january? 🩵❄️☃️

There is nothing more cozy than warming up in hot water outside!
With Scandinavian-inspired ethos and design, The Winter Pool House at The Rockaway Hotel and the Winter Spa at The William Vale will help you get into the Nordic hygge spirit for a relaxing escape.

1: The Rockaway Hotel + Spa’s Winter Pool House
(Day pass starting at $35)

2: The William Vale’s Winter Spa
(Starting at $90)

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01/19/2025

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01/19/2025

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01/19/2025

Martin Luther King Day🏙️
has served as a reminder to honor the doctor’s legacy to the causes of civil rights, nonviolent opposition, and community service since it was first observed nationwide in January of 1986. If you plan to celebrate, NYC hosts many events and tributes honoring the man with a dream and will take place on January 20th.

1: Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr:
Tickets are free for this event and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 8am on January 20 in the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House lobby.
This year's event, the 39th annual, includes speeches, performances, music, and activism on Monday, January 20.

2: Celebrate Dr Martin Luther King Jr. at Brooklyn Children Museum:
The kid-friendly MLK celebration at Brooklyn Children's Museum runs from Sunday, January 19 through Monday, January 20. Activities each day feature shadow puppet performances produced by Nehprii Amenii, music and protest marching with Brooklyn-based musician Fyütch, Our Skin storytime with author Megan Madison, community art-making projects, and more.

3: Apollo uptown hall: MLK:
The Apollo’s annual celebration of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his enduring legacy on the culture returns. This year it's titled, "'A Burning House:' MLK and the American Experiment."
The event will ponder democracy and civil rights under a second Trump administration.