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The popular dating app Bumble is going IRL with a new space for people to meet and mingle in person. Over the last few years Bumble has hosted various pop-ups where users could meet up, eat, and get verified all in one...

Get ready to live out your childhood dreams and get behind the wheel in this live-action go-karting experience inspired by your favorite retro racing games! Known as the Mushroom Rally, the race has already garnered su...

Let your inner child meet your adult self for drinks at the notable Brick Bar that’s heading to New York City in two short weeks!  The Brick Bar pop-up has seen success in places like Melbourne and London, and is now f...

The Queen of Pop will hit the stage at Pier 17 for World Pride 2019, and it's the Monday news we didn't know we needed. This morning, Madonna announced that she will be headlining Pride Island on June 30th. After much...

For their second year, LIC Pilates will be partnering with Hunter’s Point Parks Conservancy to offer New Yorkers free pilates classes this summer. Beginning next week, everyone is invited to Hunter’s Point South Park f...

Of everything New Yorkers are known for there’s an important thing that seems to fly under the radar—our devotion to local watering holes and businesses. If a bar has been around long enough, chances are it has its nei...

GoT may be over, but the festivities have only just begun! Get ready to rage this Memorial Day weekend at the GoT-inspired party: Rage of Thrones. Dracarys! Get your dragons ready because this party is going to be lit....

The live action go-karting experience, Mushroom Rally, was originally announced as a four-day event, but they've just released one more day of racing! Tickets for Mushroom Rally were only released two months ago, but t...

Several years ago activated charcoal-everything was on the rise, and the city was turning all foods a gothic black. Now, a festival dedicated to all-black foods is heading to New York City. The Dark Food Festival is de...

It’s been over 50 years since the 1964-65 World’s Fair took place in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. Now, “The World’s Fare” will bring together over 100 vendors to celebrate the global diversity of cuisines and cultures...