Wellness & nature

There's nothing more magical than a white Christmas, but with that potentially for NYC this year, some of us have been begging for even the slightest glimpse of flurries (because those five minutes we got a few weeks a...

Every so often, the stars align and Mother Nature gifts us one of the most magical feelings of all: waking up on Christmas morning to snowflakes drifting down and a sparkling winter wonderland outside your window. And w...

Winter may bite, but the latest experience from a beloved  hidden gem stays deliciously warm. regimens can falter in the wintertime,  in a city where and constant walking are often unavoidable, but The  Hotel and Spa...

Mark your calendars and grab your puffer coat–the final full moon of 2025 is set to light up NYC’s night sky in a grand display of celestial wonder this –and this year, it’s a dazzling supermoon. Here’s everything New...

Mother Nature is going to give us in New York City next week–expect crisp, cool, and fabulous -watching conditions. But if you're going to be one of the Americans traveling for turkey next week, you may not be so luck...

For more than two centuries, the Farmer’s Almanac has been our quirky little guidebook to surviving the seasons–essentially a cross between a weather app, a gardening coach, and your grandma’s stash of folk wisdom. It o...

New York City are soaring to new heights–literally. A new publicly-accessible rooftop just opened at Battery Park City's 3.5-acre , offering sweeping views of the , Ellis Island, and the Hudson River and giving New Yor...

, but you don't want to waste any time taking in those gorgeous hues. According to , the city has over 30,000 acres of public parkland that makes for ample opportunity to admire some of the state's best foliage. Beyon...

Missed the last October? Well, astrophiles will be thrilled to hear there's more where that came from – the Full Beaver Supermoon will rise in the sky tonight, and it's the closest Supermoon of the year. When to See th...

Something wicked (and stinky) this way comes to the New York Botanical Garden. Just in time for , a rare corpse flower—officially known as Amorphophallus gigas—has begun unleashing its famously haunting stench of rottin...