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After closing for more than three months due to COVID-19, the 9/11 Memorial is making a return on a very patriotic day: July 4. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum announced the news on Tuesday (6/16), according to Crain's...
Though many New Yorkers we overjoyed that liquor stores were declared "essential businesses," you won't be able to enjoy a drink while flying anytime soon. Here in the U.S., both Delta and American Airlines have update...
Today, June 16, Governor Cuomo announced that the renowned tennis tournament, the U.S. Open, is approved to continue on this year. New Yorkers have wondered if typical summer events will resume in some way or be cancel...
LROOM Cafe in Union Square is a delightfully themed dessert and coffee shop that will help you experience flowers with all of your senses. And their creations are completely gorgeous and original! Their café experience...
Keens first opened in NYC in 1885, in what was once the Herald Square Theater District, and it's the only surviving building of that era in the area. Of course, you still can't visit their dining room, but you can now...
Black Lives Matter means Black Trans Lives Matter. On Sunday, June 14, about 15,000 people took to the streets of NYC to protest violence against Black trans people and stand in solidarity with the community. The ev...
Just in time for summer vacation. Joining the likes of Aruba, Antigua & St. Lucia, the Dominican Republic will begin welcoming back tourists this July. Caribbean Journal reported the news just last week, sharing...
Some NYC young people could earn up to $1,200 preparing for future jobs. The city just released news of a summer program called "NeON (Neighborhood Opportunity Network) Summer." The program will give New Yorkers in cer...
Previously, gatherings of up to only 10 people were allowed, but Governor Cuomo has increased that number to 25 during phase 3 of reopening. He announced the news in a press conference today, June 15. It comes at a...
Volunteers and community officials decided to take the Mayor's promise to rename streets in each borough "Black Lives Matter" into their own hands this weekend. A group of community volunteers and artists, including el...