winter

As NYC has reopened over the past year and a half, outdoor spaces have remained a safe haven for New Yorkers looking to escape their apartments. And though other forms of entertainment and dining have been put on hold...

Because we can at least pretend this year’s Christmas will be a white one. Believe it or not the last time New York City was a long 12 years ago. That’s right, 2009 was the last time our dreams of a white Christ...

Mayor de Blasio has just announced that the NYC's iconic New Year's Eve celebration will continue on even with COVID-19 levels exponentially rising, but it will be scaled back... Spectators are welcomed back to Times S...

You've seen glass house dining all across the city, but have you ever seen them on the waterfront? Now you can! Open for outdoor dining, Watermark Bar offers glass houses for guests to dine in and admire the expansive...

We all know the usual spots for shopping in NYC, from to to countless holiday pop-ups. But if you're still struggling to find something for everyone on your list, there are tons of spots you might not expect with the...

This brand new holiday installation across from the Flatiron Building is a colorful, vibrant series of arches that you can walk and climb through! The winner of the eighth annual "Flatiron Public Plaza Holiday Design C...

Remember when the Pier 17 rooftop turned into where you could have your own mini backyard in the middle of NYC?! Well now its cozy winter concept is back for the holiday season -- starting Monday, November 22. The...

This winter just won't quit! February 2021 has already been our , and this winter season has had more snow than the last two years combined. And even though this week seemed to signal changes, the weather is still comp...

Though NYC has seen its share of impressive snow sculptures (need we remind you of or this most recent in Central Park?), but we haven't seen something like this! "Snow sculptor" Robert Schott recently made this impr...

Here we go again! A giant snow storm is headed for NYC today, will likely carry through Tuesday, and could drop 12-18 inches on the city! The National Weather Service says the snow will start about 7 p.m. this eveni...