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!

A nearly century-old Neo-Gothic Art Deco church opposite Central Park is transforming into a candlelit concert hall for 60 minutes of Halloween classics

There's something almost too perfect about a church built to memorialize the dead hosting a night of music inspired by ghosts, ghouls, and things that go bump in the night. New York doesn't usually han...

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A 165-year-old navy yard in Brooklyn that once built Civil War ships is filling with 120+ rare cars this fall

New York has plenty of car meets, and most of them happen in parking lots, last an hour, and end with everyone driving home before the meter runs out. But this one takes over an actual naval shipyard...

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Less than 3 hours from NYC is a hidden 87-foot waterfall with fall foliage, dramatic cliffs, and a short hike

New York has plenty of famous waterfall moments. There's the thunder of Niagara, the postcard cliffs of Watkins Glen, and the crowd-pleasing falls within the main reaches of Minnewaska State Park Pres...

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NYC’s massive Yes Chef Food Fest at Citi Field has been rescheduled for Wednesday due to the incoming nor’easter

Update, Friday, September 25: Yes Chef Food Fest has been postponed due to the extreme storm forecast for New York City this weekend. The festival will now take place on Wednesday, September 30, from 3 p...

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NYC’s largest free museum is open to everyone through 2028, and its new fall exhibits are worth the trip to Queens

There are few things New Yorkers trust more than a free museum day, except maybe a free museum day that doesn't involve setting a calendar reminder, proving residency, or sprinting across town before the...

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The historic NYC building where Abraham Lincoln’s $5 bill portrait was taken is transforming into a massive 10,000-square-foot haunted house for Halloween

Long before it became a place to scream through in the dark, 359 Broadway was where some of America’s most recognizable faces sat very, very still. The Tribeca building, constructed in 1852, once house...

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This 233-year-old Westchester church just outside NYC looks almost unchanged since the Revolutionary War, and a famous spy-catcher is buried in its yard

The oldest stories around New York are not always tucked behind museum ropes or hidden inside a country estate with a gift shop. Sometimes, they sit beside a busy Westchester road in Upstate NY, behind...

New Yorkers 65+ may be able to get help paying for prescriptions through this state program, and you can apply year-round

Prescription costs have a way of sneaking up on people. A refill here, a new medication there, and suddenly the pharmacy counter becomes the least fun part of the week. New Yorkers 65 and older may hav...

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New Jersey’s second-largest mall has turned a former department store into a 10-room ‘Dopamine Land’ with ball pits and infinity mirrors

Paramus, New Jersey has spent decades perfecting the art of retail therapy. It is the oldest mall in the state after all, dating back to 1957. But now, its most famous mall has added a literal "Dopamin...

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Seth Meyers is joining an award-winning podcast for a live taping inside NYC’s Comedy Cellar this month

The Late Night with Seth Meyers host is joining award-winning journalist and podcast host Nayeema Raza for a special live recording of Smart Girl Dumb Questions at Comedy Cellar Village Underground on Tue...