by New York Events | May 29, 2019 | Art, Featured Articles, Insider, New York Events, Theatre
While much of what makes our city great is subject to economics, real estate and leases one piece that we have not lost is our great park. On July 21, 1853, the New York State Legislature enacted into law the setting aside of more than 750 acres of land central to...
by New York Events | Apr 29, 2019 | Featured Articles, Insider, New York Events, Potpourri, Theatre
The weather has changed and outdoor activities are popping up on the calendar. In addition to impromptu outdoor dining and drinking, we like to make ourselves available for big, outdoor events. One of the first big outdoor events of 2019 is the celebration of Lincoln...
by New York Events | Apr 16, 2019 | Featured Articles, Insider, New York Events, Theatre
Democracy, which literally means “the rule of the people,” is perhaps the most celebrated Greek innovation. It’s what we hang our hat on in this country and boast with great pride. It’s also the focus of this year’s Onassis Festival. “Onassis Festival...
by New York Events | Jan 29, 2019 | Featured Articles, Insider, New York Events, Theatre
January seems to be the quietest month around town. There are many factors that attribute to the mood. Weather is probably the most impactful followed by the credit card bills coming in from the holidays, the diets that you promised yourself and general fatigue from...
by New York Events | Oct 8, 2018 | Featured Articles, Insider, New York Events, Potpourri, Theatre
It’s the event that officially lets us know that fall is here. We wait for it all year and enjoy the experience so much that we don’t even mind that summer is over. Yes, that good! And, that scary! Halloween is one of the best times in New York – for many reasons. Our...
by New York Events | Oct 1, 2018 | Featured Articles, Insider, New York Events, Theatre
Fifty years after the Tet Offensive, Tim O’Brien’s book The Things They Carried remains a lyrical testimony to what the war in Vietnam was like day to day for the men who fought. The book is a classic that captures a sense of time and place in a voice that is...
