Things to do

A is coming to NYC.  Nothing beats that festive feeling, and this year we could all do with something quite special to cheer us up. Fortunately Fever has just the thing, with an amazing experience on offer to brighten...

is coming back this December for an especially festive bake off filled with holiday cheer!  Nothing puts us in the holiday spirit quite like the smell of freshly baked treats and whimsical over-the-top decorations—and...

Be your own chef for a night as you enjoy a steamy dish sure to warm you up on a brisk New York evening! Starting today, you can now enjoy Shabu-Shabu, an interactive, Japanese-style hot pot, for the first time ever at...

COVID-19 numbers have been rising in NYC (and New York State) over the past few weeks, and Mayor de Blasio says it's coming down to the wire to get it under control. He today's (11/11) indicators, which include: ...

You now can enjoy your  in a live setting, even with Broadway closed! The new “Broadway at the Drive-In” has transformed Radial Park in Astoria, Queens into an incredible live music experience that combines drive-in m...

New Yorkers as the long-awaited results of the 2020 Presidential Election were announced. And besides clapping for the winner (former Vice President Joe Biden), they also made sure to give special applause to one very...

As New Yorkers (and Americans) anxiously await Presidential Election results, we thought it might be nice to reflect on all the heartwarming things that happened during at the polls in NYC this year. Some were on Elect...

This installation down on Water Street is a colorful, vibrant series of sculptures that you can walk and climb through! Located at 200 Water St. in South Street Seaport, the colorful new art installation “Ziggy" was cr...

You’ve never experienced Shakespeare quite , which combines the iconic works of the Bard with themed food and drink for a full sensory experience, is bringing Twelfth Night to life right in your home this November. ...

Early voting is in full swing in NYC, with New Yorkers turning up in the first five days. For many, this also meant waiting on a long line to cast their ballots. Some have reported two to three to even four hours of w...