Corey Fuller, Author at Secret NYC

A Brooklynite since 2022, Corey has spent 5+ years writing for publications such as Secret NYC, Flaunt Magazine, PENALTY, and many more. Now, with a passion in music, food, and all things NYC, he works on bringing New Yorkers closest to the best the Big Apple has to offer!

Nearly 25 years after 9/11, construction officially kicks off on the final World Trade Center skyscraper

Almost 25 years after 9/11 changed our city forever, the final piece of the 16-acre World Trade Center campus is officially falling into place. Governor Kathy Hochul just joined city leaders and Ameri...

Rabid beaver attack forces emergency swimming ban at Lake George after two injured

A scenic weekend upstate took a wildly unexpected turn when two swimmers were attacked by an aggressive beaver at Lake George. T he New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) officia...

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Inside Madison Square Garden’s 60-minute tour that lets you step into the Knicks locker room after their historic championship win

The five boroughs and millions of fans are still floating on cloud nine after the New York Knicks brought home their first NBA championship since 1973. And while the victory parades have wrapped up, t...

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Just a ferry ride from Long Island: A 1960s retro hotel is throwing a massive, completely free beachfront watch party for the World Cup Final

Summer in the city is elite, but nothing beats sneaking away down Long Island to a little island paradise when the humidity spikes. Right now, there is an unmissable reason to grab your beach towel and...

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NYC’s famous 5.5-mile beach is hosting a wild open-air art exhibition this summer — with six free playable ping-pong tables installed right on the sand

Summer in the city is in full swing, and that means beach season is as well! Despite being in the news in recent weeks for shark sightings and closed beaches (they're back open now!), there's a new act...

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Once sealed for over 160 years, this 19th-century sugar refinery in NYC is now hosting free waterfront jazz nights, sunrise yoga sessions & roller skating all summer long

For more than a century, everyday New Yorkers were strictly barred from setting foot inside the Domino Sugar Refinery. The sprawling industrial fortress along the East River kept its gates locked tigh...

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After years of playing in New Jersey, Gotham FC is officially moving to NYC’s first 25,000-seat soccer stadium in Queens starting in 2028

The reigning two-time NWSL champions are officially trading New Jersey for The World's Borough. Starting in 2028, Gotham FC will play all their home matches right here in Queens at Etihad Park, New Yo...

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Only 1 hour from NYC: this secret 3.9-acre secluded ‘island beach’ in Connecticut features 1,000 feet of shoreline, summer camping, and live brass band concerts

With July 4th behind us and the summer home stretch right in front of us, you might be looking for a weekend beach getaway to reset after the holiday festivities! And no, we're not talking the classic...

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The best things to do in NYC during the 2026 FIFA World Cup: free 5-borough fan zones, massive museum exhibits, and waterfront watch parties

The 2026 FIFA World Cup officially starts this week, and New York City is gearing up for an unforgettable summer of soccer! With the New York/New Jersey area set to host eight massive tournament match...

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For the first time ever, NYC’s Chelsea Piers is turning its driving range into a massive World Cup party hub this July — with a 200-foot Don Julio megayacht and floating speakeasy

New York City is about to become the absolute center of the soccer universe, and the Manhattan waterfront is getting an ultra-luxury upgrade just in time for the madness. As the World Cup reaches its...