Eder Dade, Author at Secret NYC

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From Neo-Gothic Upper East Side churches to intimate Brooklyn studios: These 6 gorgeous NYC landmarks are hosting magical Candlelight concerts under thousands of lights

Classical live music takes on a breathtaking new glow at the series, bringing inventive tributes to the most extraordinary Candlelight venues in New York City. From historic sanctuaries to modern arts hubs, these eveni...

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This 60-minute courtroom drama in New York lets you dissect witness testimonies and decide the verdict

The Jury Experience in NYC is an immersive courtroom experience where you become an active part of the trial. Over the course of 60 minutes, an emotionally-charged hearing unfolds before your very eyes an...

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From Eleanor Roosevelt to Maria Callas: The century-old secrets inside this Upper East Side cathedral

At the heart of Manhattan's Upper East Side stands the , a historic landmark and house of worship that has served as a cultural anchor for the Greek-American community in New York. Known for its Neo-Byzantine architectu...

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This church tucked away in Brooklyn is home to the city’s largest E.M. Skinner organ and America’s oldest figural stained-glass windows — and it’s still one of NYC’s most breathtaking hidden landmarks

In a neighborhood known for brownstone-lined streets and some of Brooklyn’s most beautiful historic architecture, St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church still manages to stop people in their tracks and should be on the t...

Music

This is how NYC’s hit concert setlists are created — meet the hidden experts behind them and why AI can’t build a proper music experience

We usually credit the performers or the stage design for a great concert (as we should). But oftentimes, the sound and atmosphere is shaped by an unknown expert: the music curator. We sat down with 14 exp...

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After 48 years of showcasing the best of experimental art, this iconic venue is hosting two brand-new dramas—set at a historic hub for civil-rights organizing

Long before audiences began immersing themselves in experimental art or delivering verdicts at The Jury Experience, the Roulette building in Brooklyn was already a place where New Yorkers gathered to deba...

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This huge four-day sale cuts prices on exclusive concerts, dining experiences and more in NYC by up to 30%

Fever Days is a limited-time promotion from Fever running from June 4 to June 7, offering savings of up to 30% across New York—discounts apply to selected experiences only. As a live‑entertainment discovery platform foc...

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Baby’s first gig: this soothing classical music experience in NYC boosts little minds and encourages wiggling

By now, we all know that music stimulates growing minds but Candlelight Babies in NYC turns that theory into a magical plan. Designed for little children aged 0-3 years and their music-loving parents, babi...

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A FREE NY Phil concert is coming to the world’s largest Gothic cathedral on May 13: program and how to get the last remaining seats

The celebrated NY Phil is about to play for free at the largest Gothic cathedral in the world located in the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. The historic Cathedral of Saint John the Divine...

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From a musician-run cooperative to a modern media trailblazer: the surprising evolution of NYC’s oldest musical institution

You might walk past Lincoln Center every day or recognize its Formalist-style arches from countless movies referencing NYC --- but how much do you really know about one of the nation's oldest musical inst...