Trapeze School New York
Whether you're a beginner just looking for something different to do, or a dedicated aerialist seeking new tricks and techniques, the Trapeze School New York has enough year-round options to please all levels of daredevils.
[Read More]Posted at 04:32PM Mar 03, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
The Whitney Museum NYC: Whitney Biennial 2010
Every other year, The Whitney Museum NYC turns itself into a survey of what's relevant American contemporary art world right now... and not without plenty of controversy over who's included, and who is not.
[Read More]Posted at 11:00AM Mar 02, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Ten Great Stores Below 14th Street in NYC Part Two
Posted at 05:29PM Feb 24, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Ready for Spring? Landscaping in New York City from Glenwood Management
Just wait until you see what Don Venezia and Glenwood's world-class urban-landscaping in New York City crew have come up with for Glenwood residents this year!
[Read More]Posted at 04:48PM Feb 22, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Apartment Therapy's Home Hacks 2010
From both the readers and staffers of Apartment Therapy, comes a terrific new series, updated many times a day, on "the smartest ways of getting things done in every room of the house."
[Read More]Posted at 08:00AM Feb 19, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Mr. Brainwash: Icons, in NYC Meatpacking District
Banksy's possible-creation Mr. Brainwash unveils a delirious spectacle in the Meatpacking District of NYC, in what is almost certainly the biggest--size-wise anyway--art show of the season.
[Read More]Posted at 10:07PM Feb 17, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Ten Great Stores Below 14th Street in NYC Part One
The first five of our personal favorite, only-in-New-York stores south of 14th Street in Lower Manhattan: places we rely on when we need something special; places we stop in whenever we're nearby just to look around.
Posted at 04:51PM Feb 12, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
NYC Green Apartment Living: Emerald Green
It sometimes seems difficult to live an eco-friendly life in New York City, but simply changing a few small things--such as your cleaning products--can make a big difference. Green real estate and green homes in NYC is becoming more and more desirable.
[Read More]Posted at 01:23PM Feb 08, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
The Grey Art Gallery at NYU: Downtown Pix Photography in New York City
The Grey Art Gallery at NYU hosts a terrific show of New York City photographs, both artsy and journalistic, of NYC's downtown creative explosion of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
[Read More]Posted at 02:44PM Feb 05, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Day and Weekend Ski and Snowboard Trips NYC
If New York City doesn't strike you as a ski-town, think again. There are lots of well-organized, enthusiastically-attended day and weekend NYC ski and snowboard trips around. These weekend ski trip packages are some of most reliably-excellent excursions. Here's five of the most popular.
[Read More]Posted at 04:54PM Jan 29, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Tim Burton at the MoMA
Tim Burton at the Museum of Modern Art is a definite blockbuster--we've never seen bigger crowds here than during the Thanksgiving break--but how does all of the Hollywood director's 700+ pieces stack up as an art show?
[Read More]Posted at 04:05PM Jan 19, 2010 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
New York City Winter Sports & Activities
Here are just a few of the New York City winter sports and activities--from golf simulators to wall climbing organized indoor ultimate frisbee--that are perfect for staying active (and meeting new people) when the weather gets all freezing.
Posted at 01:57PM Dec 30, 2009 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Robert Frank: The Americans at the Met
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Robert Frank's seminal work, The Americans, the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition presents all 83 of the book's powerful, skewering photographs of Robert Frank.
[Read More]Posted at 10:54PM Dec 14, 2009 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Unsilent Night NYC: This Saturday, December 12!
Phil Kline's magical boombox "caroling" parade makes its 18th annual trip through the Village this Saturday night at 7:00. To join in the festive fun, just show up in Washington Square near the tree by 6:45. And bring a boombox.
Posted at 11:36PM Dec 08, 2009 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
Urs Fischer Installation Artist at the New Museum
This three-floor piece of installation art by Urs Fischer is a great excuse to go the New Museum, one of our favorite venues in New York City.
[Read More]Posted at 12:53PM Dec 07, 2009 by Scott in Events | Comments[0]
