by Grace Capobianco | Sep 2, 2020 | Art, Dining, Entertainment, Featured, Movies, NYC, Outdoor
Thinking about what to do during the week, or for Labor Day Weekend? Look no further than your own back, city yard that is. Don’t have a car to drive to the nearest drive-in movie, not a problem walk, bus, Uber, Citi bike, or subway downtown to our very own...
by Luigi Rosabianca | Aug 24, 2020 | Dining, Museums, News, NYC
Hot Pot Lab, the Newest Pop-Up After more than 3 months quarantine due to COVID-19, New Yorkers are now in the reopening phase of their beloved city. It’s a welcome relief for all especially small businesses throughout the city. Museums like the Moma announced...
by Alice Teeple | Aug 20, 2020 | Culture, Music
We try to douse the fire, it continues to burn/Like the Boogie Down Bronx, it continues to burn/Like that cross in the yard, it continues to burn/Can’t you see the fire, it continues to burn The subject of American racism and violence is a heavy one to tackle, but two...
by Grace Capobianco | Aug 5, 2020 | Art, Events, Featured, NYC, Theater
Dance is a form of expression, brings people of color, gender, age, and ethnicity together. One thing, I’ve always loved about dance is that there are no boundaries, no discrimination of any kind, it’s a forum like no other. Freeing oneself to feel the...
by Grace Capobianco | Jul 1, 2020 | Art, Featured, Lifestyle
The creative world has mobilized against the abuse and misuse of plastic. But for real change to happen, we need environmental education, starting in early childhood. by Rossana Orlandi, design, gallerist I’m not against plastic. It’s not plastic’s fault. The problem...
by Downtown Magazine | Jun 30, 2020 | Entertainment, NYC
New York City, also referred to as the Big Apple, is known for its rich history, mesmerizing skyscrapers, amazing food, and sights. But one thing New Yorkers can’t do is operate an online gambling platform within the state. Gambling regulation means the...
