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12/10/2024

WHERE TO GO ICE SKATING IN NYC❄️🗽

Ice skating in NYC is more than just a fun activity—it’s a tradition that brings out the holiday magic in the city. While a few rinks stay open all year, there’s something extra special about skating in winter, especially during the holiday season.

1: ROEBLING RINK IN BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK.
Roebling Rink in Brooklyn Bridge Park offers a chance to skate beneath the Brooklyn Bridge with the backdrop of the Manhattan skyline.
This is the second year for the rink, and it runs November 25, 2024-February 2, 2025.

2: WOLLMAN RINK IN CENTRAL PARK.
Since it opened in the 1950s, the rink at the southern end of Central Park is an iconic place to visit for locals and tourists. enjoy skyline views, rinkside igloos, and an expanded skate school. Tickets range from $15 to $38 for adults, depending on date of entry, children and senior tickets cost $10 all season; skates $12.

3: THE ICE RINK AT PIER 17, IN THE SEAPORT.
For this festive season, The Rooftop at Pier 17 has turned into an ice rink with skyline views of Lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge. Skating tickets cost between $13-$40/person.
Enjoy a drink afterwards to warm up!

4: THE RINK AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER.
The attraction, which first opened on Christmas Day in 1936, was meant to be temporary, but it has stood the test of time to become one of the most coveted things to do in New York, especially during the holidays.
Tickets start at $21 per person, but the exact price depends on the date, the time of day and age. Skate rentals are available for $12.

Photocredit:
1: by Hassan Mokaddam
2: Shutterstock
3: Courtesy of Pier 17
4: Courtesy of Rockefeller Center

12/10/2024

December is filled with lovely celebrations and holidays. ❄️🎄
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12/09/2024

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12/06/2024

The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is lit-up!🎄❤️

The famous tree is a beaming and brilliant symbol of the holiday season.
The tree will be lit daily from 5am to midnight after a special light-up night ceremony on Wednesday, December 4. On Christmas Eve, the tree is lit for 24 hours and on New Year’s Eve it is lit from 5am to 9pm. The tree goes dark for the season in mid-January.
More than 50,000 multi-colored LED lights wrap around the branches. It’s topped with a three-dimensional Swarovski star that weighs 900 pounds and sparkles in 3 million crystals.

Photocredit: Filip Wolak

11/28/2024

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO OUR LOVELY CLIENTS🌟🍗

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11/28/2024

HAPPY THANKSGIVING 🍗🌟

You might be sticking around NYC for Thanksgiving this year (it's on Thursday, November 28)—and that comes with plenty of amazing things to do!
Here are our top picks for today!

1: MACY’S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE
Before America gets turnt on turkey and settles in to watch some football, all eyes turn to Manhattan during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. The annual pageant of giant balloons, floats, cheerleaders, clowns, marching bands, Broadway performances and celebs is one of the biggest events on the year and is a MUST-WATCH!
The amazing parade starts at 8:30am and going until noon.
It starts at 77th St and Central Park West and heads down to 34th Street to Macy’s Herald Square.

2: THANKSGIVING DAY DINING CRUISE🚤
To make this day extra special, gather your friends and family for a Thanksgiving dinner to remember with City Cruises.
In between bites, you can take in jaw-dropping skyline views and iconic landmarks like The Statue of Liberty and The Brooklyn Bridge from one of the boat's open-air decks or from the heated coziness of the vessel's indoor spaces. To complement the meal, the Thanksgiving Day (November 28) celebration will also feature a fully stocked cash bar, live DJ entertainment, games, and dancing into the night.

3: GO ICE SKATING❄️
NYC offers lots of indoor and outdoor rinks where you can glide and practice ice skating. To help narrow down your options, we've listed the top places to go: the iconic Rink at Rockefeller Center, the famous Rink at Central Park, and The Rink at the Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park, if you wanna make a full day out of it with shopping at the Christmas Market.

Photocredit;
1: Kent Miller
2: City Cruises
3: Courtesy Industry City

11/22/2024

BEST THINGS TO DO IN NYC THIS WEEKEND🗽✨🤍

1: ICE SKATING AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER❄️
The world's most famous ice rink, The Rink at Rockefeller Center, is back for the season. The iconic Manhattan ice rink is celebrating 88 years in New York City this fall and winter.
Tickets to the rink start at $21 per person and go up to $114 per person, depending on the date, time and skater's age. Skate rentals are not included and cost about $12.

2: THE BRYANT WINTER VILLAGE
Enjoy delicious food, a festive cocktail and Watch the ice skaters, at the Bryant Park's Winter Village by Bank of America which is now open in NYC with exciting holiday shops, food and activities through March 2, 2025.
Its 17,000-square-foot ice-skating rink that’s free to use (if you bring your own skates) is always the highlight, but the Winter Village in all its holiday spirit is a close second. This year, over 170 new and returning kiosks will be there for you.

3: MAKE YOUR OWN ADVENT CALENDER AT LA MAISON DU CHOCOLAT
You can make your very own advent calendar with La Maison du Chocolat on the Upper East Side.
While you sip some decadent hot cocoa, you can pick 24 chocolates to add to these pretty star-shaped blue-and-silver advent calendar.
La Maison du Chocolat (on Madison between 78th and 79th) is hosting Make-Your-Own Advent Calendar events on November today the 22, 23, and 24. The experience costs $100/person; be sure to get your ticket online in advance.

Photocredit;
1: Courtesy Tishman Speyer
2: Courtesy Collin Miller
3: Courtesy La Maison Du Chocolat

11/22/2024

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11/11/2024

11/11/2024

VETERANS DAY 🇺🇸

Veterans Day, the federal holiday honoring our army's veterans, is celebrated today and the best thing you can do, is to join the NYC Veterans Day Parade💙

As is the case every year in New York, the parade is produced by the United War Veterans Council and will take over the city's streets to honor the event towards midday. The event is actually the largest Veterans Day celebration in the whole country and starts at 12:30 until 3pm today.
The event will take over Fifth Avenue between 26th Street and 48th Street. 💙

Photocredit: Shutterstock

10/30/2024

HALLOWEEN 2024 IS HERE🎃👻
And here at the best event for the week 🗽

1: THE VILLAGE HALLOWEEN PARADE
This famous yearly parade is one of the best Halloween events in Greenwich Village and it's coming back this year on Halloween, Thursday, October 31. Each year, more than 50,000 zombies, ghouls, witches, monsters, robots, Jedis, giant puppets and more things line up at This festive event! Get ready to be spooked!
Runs from 7-11pm
Route: The Halloween Parade runs up Sixth Ave from King St to 15th St in Manhattan

2: ROOFTOP CINEMA CLUB’S HALLOWEEN LINEUP🍿
Rooftop Cinema Club promises to put the "sin" in cinema with a lineup of haunting and horrifying films—if you’re brave enough to watch. On the calendar for October: Hocus Pocus, Friday the 13th, Mean Girls, The Shining, Beetlejuice, Death Becomes Her, Halloweentown, Practical Magic, American Psycho, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Halloween, Scream, and more. Here's the full lineup: https://rooftopcinemaclub.com/new-york/venue/midtown/

3: TIM BURTON’S THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS - LIGHT TRAIL:
The New York Botanical Garden is hosting the worldwide debut of a new light trail entirely inspired by the 1993 classic Disney film Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.
The trail is comprised of over 8,300 square feet of light installations with interactive video projections, intelligent LED lighting and 3D printed sculptures of the film's iconic characters.
The outdoor adventure runs from September 27 through November 30.

4: PUMPKIN NIGHTS AT THE BRONX ZOO🎃
After the sun goes down, the Bronx Zoo will light up this fall with more than 5,000 animal-themed jack-o’-lanterns in incredible displays. Officially called Pumpkin Nights, this festivity is back for its second year after a popular debut in 2023, and this is perfect for kids.
This year's festivities include an expanded and enhanced jack-o'-lantern trail that stretches for half a mile. As you walk through the experience, you'll be met with atmospheric sounds, music, costumed characters, fog, bubbles and colored lights.

5: CANDLELIGHT GHOST TOUR AT MANHATTANS MOST HAUNTED HOUSE👻
Are you brave and want to feel you are ready for something a little more spooky? Then this is for you…
Once upon a time, people lived in building now called the Merchant’s House Museum in Noho. Then they died ... but their spirits may not have moved on. This 50-minute tour reveals the dark, haunted past of this old structure—as well as its spooky present.
Try the Candlelight Ghost Tour where doors slam, floorboards creak, and voices call into the dead of night.

Photocredit:
1: Courtesy Virginia Rollison
2: Courtesy Rooftop Cinema Club
3: Courtesy Roy Rochlin
4: Courtesy Bronx zoo
5: Courtesy Steven Acres

10/18/2024

BEST PUMKIN PICKING AROUND NYC🗽🍁

Heading out of the city for a day of pumpkin picking is a full-on autumn experience. There are farms and pumpkin patches near NYC that offer way more than just pumpkins, but a whole day of experince for the whole family. Try out:

1: Decker Farm in historic Richmond Town
2: Lewin Farms, Long Island
3: Queens County Farm Museum
4: Happy Day Farm, NJ

Photocredit: HappyDayFarmNj

10/18/2024

MUST DO IN NYC THIS WEEKEND🗽:

TOMPKINS SQUARE PARK HALLOWEEN DOG PARADE 🐶

Halloween Parade’s are fun but it doesnt have the cute dogs all dressed up…For that, you’ll have to head to this annual dog parade held this year on Saturday, October 19. The getups are remarkably elaborate and conceptual—no surprise given the prizes up for grabs for Best in Show.
This year's parade will take place from 1-3pm. Though the exact parade route hasn't been announced, it typically runs on Avenue B from E. 6th Street to E. 14th Street, with staging on E. 7th Street between Avenue A and Avenue B.

Weather your dog is competing or you are just watching; you will have a lot of fun 🐶

Photocredit: Francine Daveta

10/02/2024

ICE SKATING SEASON IS ON ❄️

ICONIC ICERING AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER:
The Rockefeller Center Ice Rink is gearing up for its 2024 opening on the 12th of october.
Together with the Rockefeller Christmas Tree, this is one of the most iconic events taking place in NYC, which many wait for.


BRYANT PARK WINTER VILLAGE:
Skate and shop at this incredible winter Village which will open for guests on 25. October - until 2. March 2025.
Its 17,000-square-foot ice-skating rink that’s free to use (if you bring your own skates) is always the highlight, but its Winter Village in all its holiday spirit is a close second. This year, over 170 new and returning kiosks will be there for you

Photocredit: Shutterstock

09/25/2024

Our 4 top picks of NYC MUSEUMS🗽

NYC is so multicultural and there is literally an institution for every interest, whether it’s in art, history, science, or other subjects.🗿

1: The Metropolitan Museum of art

2: American Museum of Natural History

3: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

4: The Morgan Library & Museum

Photocredit: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Foundation & The Morgan Library & Museum

09/25/2024

Are you a Games of Thrones fan? ❄️🎥
Watch over 2000 GOT costumes and props for free in NYC until 4th october ⭐️

GOT fans are invited to look through over 2,000 costumes, props and set decorations from the show now on display at Heritage Auctions at 445 Park Avenue by 57th Street.
“Game of Thrones: The Auction,” which is open now through October 4, showcases props and costumes for nearly every character and episode of the series, basically offering an dynamic timeline of the iconic HBO show.

Even better; On October 10, the lot will be up for auction. Yes! A lucky buyer will get to own Jon Snow’s Valyrian steel sword, Jaime Lannister’s golden hand or even the melted Iron Throne.
This is an iconic exhibition not to miss! ❄️

Photocredit: Pinterest

09/11/2024

9/11 Memorial Day 🗽💙💙💙💙

The 23rd anniversary of the September 11 attacks will be marked through museum exhibits, memorial performances and tribute runs.

TRIBUTE IN LIGHT
Tribute in Light is a public art installation presented yearly from dusk to dawn on the night of September 11. It has become an iconic symbol that both honors those killed and celebrates the unbreakable spirit of New York.
Beams of blue light arranged in the shape of the Twin Towers are visible for 60 miles on a clear night.

9/11 HEROES RUN
Sprint, jog, or walk to honor the heroes of 9/11 and those who've served the nation. The 9/11 Heroes Run 5K team welcomes everyone of all ages and all fitness levels to join this empowering run on saturday the 7th september at Randall’s Island.

Photo credit: Winston Tab/shutterstock

09/09/2024

TAKE IN THE LAST OF ROOFTOP SEASON 🗽🏙️

As the fall weather quickly approaches, be sure to take one more opportunity to grab drinks at one of NYC’s breathtaking rooftops while it’s still warm. Whether you’re Uptown or Downtown, Queens, or Manhattan, there’s sure to be one near you.

•Panorama Room, Roosevelt Island
•The Ready Rooftop, East Village
•Vista Sky Lounge, LIC
•Westlight NYC, Williamsburg

Photo credit: Noah Fecks