The Matriarchs is currently playing at Theaterlab through September 28. By Rachel M. When you hear the song “Yerushalayim” by Miami Boys Choir as part of the music playing before an off Broadway play starts, […]
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Brooklyn SeltzerFest 2025
By Elazar Abrahams On a cloudy afternoon last month, Brooklyn’s Industry City came alive with carbonated joy. The inaugural, first-ever SeltzerFest fizzed to life on March 16, inviting lovers of the bubbly beverage to gather […]
6 Hidden NYC Speakeasies to Visit in 2025
By Wine Wilderness Wanderlust Speakeasies are so much fun, from finding the hidden entrance to sipping creative cocktails. These secret bars started during the Prohibition era when drinking was illegal. Being such a large and […]
Did Our Most Anticipated Theater Productions of 2024 Live Up to the Hype?
By Elazar Abrahams Way back in January, we went out on a limb to predict what our favorite Broadway and off-Broadway shows of the year would be and listed the five most anticipated theater productions […]
Squarena
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 […]
The 5 Most Anticipated Theater Productions of 2024
By Elazar Abrahams January is here, which means it’s time to speculate about the pop culture year ahead. What has the potential to be good? What’s going to bomb hard? Who will Chicago stunt cast […]
Happy-Go-Lucky Exhibit
Happy-Go-Lucky is now open at 32 Mercer St. until August 18. By Aharon Nissel When you step into the unmarked entrance of Happy-Go-Lucky you’ll probably be a bit confused, as we were. In fact, we […]
New York Times Travel Show 2020
By Elazar Abrahams Comic Con for countries. That’s how I would describe the New York Times Travel Show, a yearly travel convention for both those in the tourism industry and folks just looking to plan […]
Yayoi Kusama’s EVERY DAY I PRAY FOR LOVE
Yayoi Kusama’s EVERY DAY I PRAY FOR LOVE is on view at David Zwirner Gallery until December 14th. By Aharon Nissel “What exactly is Kusama trying to do here?” That’s the question I kept asking […]
Tomatoland
By Elazar Abrahams I’ve covered a lot of popups over the years on this site, and I must say, I often don’t see the appeal. Some of these temporary events are truly fun experiences worth […]
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