By Elazar Abrahams As the temperature heats up once again, New Yorkers will be searching for indoor activities during the sweltering summer days. A newly opened experience just a minute or two’s walk from Midtown’s […]
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Malka NYC
By Elazar Abrahams Eyal Shani is a noted Israeli celebrity chef and restaurateur, perhaps best known for his Miznon chain, which has four locations around Manhattan. While he might be Tel Aviv-based, New York holds […]
Veselka & NYC’s Little Ukraine
Veselka: The Rainbow on the Corner at the Center of the World is playing in select theaters through March 14. By Elazar Abrahams First opening in Manhattan’s East Village in 1954, the eatery Veselka has […]
Back to the Future: The Musical
Back to the Future: The Musical is now in performances at the Winter Garden Theatre. By Zachary Greenberg What happens when you take one of the most bizarre, cult-classic ’80s science fiction films and turn […]
Best Friends – Stav Festival
‘Best Friends’ is playing at the 14th Street Y through the end of October. By Rachel M. A lot has changed in the world since I saw the English adaptation of Best Friends on October […]
Taylor Swift: Storyteller
By Elazar Abrahams Made it to MetLife Stadium for the Eras Tour and want to keep that high going? Or more likely, couldn’t score tickets to Taylor Swift’s tristate area stop this past weekend and […]
Monet’s Garden
By Elazar Abrahams Immersive art experiences are the hot new trend when it comes to New York City pop ups. It started with Artechouse, then really took off with two Van Gogh exhibits last summer. […]
NYC Restaurant Week: UN Plaza Grill
Over 650 eateries across 85 neighborhoods are participating in the 30th annual NYC Restaurant Week, and given that the promotion spans from July 18 to August 21, it’s more like restaurant month. TV and City […]
Pixar Putt
Pixar Putt is open at Battery Park until October 31. Battery Park is already one of my favorite areas of Manhattan – stationed at the very bottom of the island, this lovely space holds amazing […]
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