Tag: Culture
A Nostalgic Look at Penn Station’s Glory Days
Walking through Pennsylvania Station can be disorienting. Between the people, food area, escalators, Amtrak stations and subway entrances...
MoMA Opens its First Fashion Exhibit in over 70 Years
At the beginning of the month MOMA opened its doors to a brand new exhibit dedicated to the...
Free Ice Cream! Davey’s Ice Cream Holds Greenpoint Grand Opening Party
Cold out or not, who can turn down free ice cream from one of the best shops in...
Jimmy Webb’s Rock’N’Roll Lifestyle Boutique Opens in LES
Well known in the East Village scene for his time at Trash & Vaudeville, as manager and merchandiser for...
Ai Weiwei’s Controversial Installation is up Under Washington Square Park Arch
After much debate and pushback from the community, Ai Weiwei’s Good Fences Make Good Neighbors exhibit still went...
Local Artist Can Draw Every Restaurant in NYC in Less Than a Year
...mathematically, but perhaps not realistically. John Donohue is on a mission that would likely take a lifetime to...
Explore the Healing Properties of Sacred Chocolate at the Cacao Studio
Explore yourself through meditation, ceremonies, and yoga practices with the support of Cacao at this Brooklyn studio. Led...
‘Experience’ NYC With Sarah Jessica Parker and Ansel Elgort
Airbnb's new "experiences" rolled out this week in New York City, and they sure got the city's attention. The...
Toy Elephants Will Rain Down on Washington Street
It won’t be raining men, but it will be raining elephants in Dumbo on Thursday—on the most photographed...
Subway Surfer Stays Calm as he Holds on for his Life
The subway is notoriously a place where nothing seems to be off limits. That said, public transportation brings with...