Caitlin Horsfield

The sixth annual Hot Sauce Expo is back this month and we're ready to let it spice up our life. This two day celebration of all things spicy will take place on April 21st and 22nd at the Brooklyn Expo Center. The gener...

Shoe lovers everywhere will want to see these giant sculptures scattered around the shoe department at Bloomindale's 59th Street flagship store. In honor of the department store's new shoe department opening, ten beaut...

We seriously don't know how this one happened but according to a new study, New York -apparently-is one of the lesser stressed of the 50 states. According to a study conducted by Wallethub, stress levels nationwide hav...

Flying cross country is becoming even easier for New Yorkers as Alaska Airlines adds a daily flight from JFK airport to Seattle. After a merger with Virgin Airlines, Alaska Airlines has been moving to expand its busine...

First Banksy was back and now, Spanish street artist, PEJAC has taken over two walls in Brooklyn and Chinatown, making a statement about human interaction with nature. According to his website, PEJAC's goal is to "spre...

NYC is notorious for safety issues regarding bicycling. However with increasing pollution, chronic traffic congestion and a failing subway system, New York seems to finally be embracing Europe's (and San Francisco's) fa...

Lovers of historic and futuristic cars alike will want to stop by the New York International Auto Show this week before it closes for the year on Sunday, April 8th. The New York International Auto Show- which is held a...

Spring is all about food festivals and being outside to enjoy them. The Ninth Avenue International Food Festival- which is now on its 44th year- is one you won't want to miss! The Ninth Avenue Association is an associa...

Target has an overwhelming retail presence not only nationwide but citywide as well. Their stronghold on retail goods keeps getting stronger as they continue to expand into new locations across NYC. According to source...

A processed meat ban may be coming for New York City’s 1.1 million students in the city's public school system. Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and city council members want to improve city public school lunches ...