Things to do

You may have done downward dog, but have you ever done it 1,100 feet above New York City?! It may sound a bit crazy, but hear us out–Sky-High Yoga at Edge, the tallest outdoor observation deck in the Western Hemisphere...

Memorial Day Weekend has arrived — the unofficial start to . With the big three day weekend coming up very soon, we've put together a list of the best events to both remembering those who have fallen and also celebrate...

You know is on the horizon when Bryant Park Movie Nights are back on the calendar. One of the city's  is actually one of the park's longest-running programs, and it'll be ringing in its 32nd year starting June 9th. Dr...

Pop fans get a two-for-one with this show! “” is not to be missed! Catch limited shows  on May 24th and June 29th at The Cutting Room! Along with some notable Broadway singers who will be belting out these notable hits...

Ready for a sugar high? Glace, NYC's viral go-to, decided to make its  shop all the more sweet by expanding into a candy store. Just in case you were still left hungry after indulging in the shop's s'mores hot chocola...

All of NYC is descending outdoors this summer, and Paramount+ Movie Nights in Brooklyn are part of the al fresco fun. From  down to Coney Island, the borough's best green spaces and warm-weather hotspots will transform...

After threats of Forest Hills Stadium's summer concert series potentially , we can all stop holding our breath because the beloved summer event will Like seriously, imagine a that's not spent bopping around under the...

We thought that was the mascot of NYC until the , aptly named Dinosaur, landed on the High Line last October–if you haven't seen it yet you must be out of your bird! And this we're getting a full blown pigeon party ce...

Whether you’re well-versed in the art of setting up a tent or prefer the ways of glamping,  will wow both adventurous and fair-weather campers alike.  Described as a “boutique hotel meets nature escape,” AutoCamp’s acc...

During the mid 19th-century, a thriving German community existed in the East Village and LES, once referred to as Kleindeustchland (Little Germany). In fact, it was home to so many German immigrants, NYC had the third l...