Things to do

One of the most highly-anticipated , Heathers The Musical will return to NYC beginning this June with music and lyrics by Kevin Murphy and Laurence O’Keefe. After dazzling crowds in Los Angeles in 2013, in 2014, and...

For years, the annual has attracted all walks of life in NYC! So slip on your pearls and adjust that bow tie as you meet up for this time-traveling festival on August 9-10! The Jazz Age Lawn party is now returning in...

Consider the epic New Colossus Festival to be the appetizer of festival season. While we still have time before the likes of and the summer concert season arrive, this adventure on the  will whet your appetite and i...

We all remember the crunchy potato Smiles from McCain that were a staple as a NYC kid. Well now, you can snack on crunchy ! From Feb. 27th-March 1st, stop by McCain’s “Farms of the Future” family-fun experience to dig i...

On March 22nd, the beloved Candlelight Concert series is heading to Hard Rock Hotel New York to commemorate Earth Hour in a truly unique way. You’re invited to celebrate the annual event by switching off all non-essenti...

In just about every culture, the dinner table has always been a place of community, nurturing a sense of belonging. That is why The First Round in NYC is the perfect way to make new connections, whether you're seeking r...

is in full swing here in NYC, and even though it's not snowy yet, we can't help but think about or next ! Whether it's escaping to a nearby or taking a for a hike, there are plenty of perfect spots for winter treks...

It's only fitting that the glittering and glamorous world of burlesque thrives in a city as equally vibrant. New York City is home to some of the best burlesque shows around, bringing the world's most humorous and seduc...

On Saturday, March 29th, explore and eat your way through dozens of Japanese vendors like Menya Jiro, Tonkatsu Me and so much more–no needed–as Japan Fes. makes its highly anticipated return to NYC! The festival recent...

The country of Senegal is located in West Africa, with a population of over 18 million people. And if you take the 2 train to 116th Street, you'll find yourself in Harlem's very own Little Senegal, otherwise known as Pe...