Midtown, 20 floors up, looking towards the Hudson River.
Category: midtown
Snowy New York City
A beautiful snowy day today in New York City. Snow on the tracks in Hell’s Kitchen.
Broadway Week – 2-for-1 Tickets
From September 2- 15 Broadway is half off! Grab your card and get a deal… Time to see that show you couldn’t afford.
NYC Greenmarkets Open Tomorrow
Open for the Fourth of July The Columbia University, 175th Street, Tucker Square, Bowling Green, and Port Authority Bus Terminal Greenmarkets will be OPEN for business on Thursday, July 4.
Foundations of Freedom
Starting July 1 for only 3 days, the 42nd Street branch of the New York Public Library will be displaying it’s original manuscript of the Declaration of Independence in Thomas Jefferson’s hand and it’s original copy of the Bill of Rights in the three-day-only exhibition Foundations of Freedom. How cool is that?! http://on.nypl.org/14gFz3K It’s on…
CityBike has Moved Uptown
Spotted this morning in midtown – 7th Avenue and 56th – a fresh new rack of CitiBikes were being unloaded and put in their racks along 7th Avenue. Now uptown folks and tourist can readily enjoy this service with closer access to Riverside and Central Parks.
A Different Kind of Order
Every three years, ICP’s curators round up some of the most interesting contemporary photography and video works from around the world. The 2013 Triennial, A Different Kind of Order, focuses on artworks created in our current moment of widespread economic, social, and political instability. The exhibition will include 28 international artists who employ photography, film, video,…
Pop Up Sake Bar
This looks promising…!!! From Daily Candy…… What: Switch up your happy hour routine with a dose of the Japanese rice wine. Choose from more than 90 varieties made by craft brewers from across 24 prefectures. Why: Up to this point, your knowledge of sake includes shooting while downing all-you-can-eat sushi. Learn more from sommeliers and…
Concerts for the Kids
Need an indoor activity for the kids? Carnegie Hall’s weekend Family Concerts lead young audiences on exciting musical adventures. Tickets start at $9, and free pre-concert activities take place one hour before each performance. You can check out the line-up online at http://bit.ly/WINGii ,