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October 27th, 2022

“EDWARD HOPPER’S NEW YORK” AT THE WHITNEY

New York City is filled with so many great museums that you may have been to, but when a special exhibit comes around worthy of attention, then it’s time to revisit. That’s exactly what’s Happening at the Whitney Museum of American Art. This fall, the museum is offering a peek into the city that the […]

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October 12th, 2022

VISITING THE MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

If you’re living in New York City, you may have overlooked all the museums the city has to offer, which is a common occurrence for residents of the City. It’s not all about Modern Art or the Renaissance, or natural history and dinosaur bones. How about spending some time at the museum that tells the story of the city that you live in at the Museum of the City of New York?

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September 27th, 2022

HALLOWEEN IN NYC

The change of seasons is here, and after an oppressive, hot and humid summer, it’s time to turn thoughts to cooler weather and to spooky times as Halloween approaches.

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September 19th, 2022

CHECK OUT THE NEW YORK FILM FESTIVAL

The movie theater and entertainment industry has suffered greater than most industries due to the covid pandemic. Now that venues have reopened, it’s the perfect time to celebrate by attending new films at one of the most popular film fests going. Early October is a time when cinephiles gather for the annual New York Film Festival, held yearly since 1963.

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May 17th, 2022

ADVANTAGES OF RENTING APARTMENTS IN NEW YORK CITY

There are many advantages of living in New York. You’re close to all the attractions, the subway can take you anywhere around the “big apple”, and the city carries an excitement that both residents and visitors feel all the time. New York is known as the “city that never sleeps” meaning you can do anything […]

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September 1st, 2021

4 Things to do on Labor Day Weekend in NYC

Labor Day is one of America’s favorite September holidays while marking the end of summer. During Labor Day Weekend, most NYC residents spend their time doing fun activities with their family and friends. Despite the ongoing pandemic, there are still numerous ways to enjoy Labor Day 2021. Depending on what you are in the mood […]

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July 30th, 2021

Tips For Staying Cool This Summer In NYC

Spending summer in New York City can be pretty challenging due to high temperatures. While most apartments have air conditioning, sometimes temperatures can go up to over 100 degrees, making it uncomfortable to stay indoors. You may also wish to spend some time outside but be skeptical about staying in the scorching sun for long. […]

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June 16th, 2021

The Hudson Valley: NYC’s Hidden Backyard Gem

As a New York resident, you probably have busy days without much downtime. However, it is crucial to take a regular weekend getaway to relax and enjoy beautiful sites. One place near NYC you should consider visiting is the Hudson Valley. This area has many attractions that you can tour alone or in the company […]

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April 30th, 2021

What You Can Do This Summer in NYC

Summer is the most anticipated season for most people in the US since it allows them to spend time outdoors. Even if skyscrapers are not your thing, there are still many NYC activities you can explore and enjoy. Find out which adventures you can try out in summer 2021 and learn how to practice vaccination […]

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March 15th, 2021

Feeling Restless? Take a Stroll Through These Scenic NYC Neighborhoods

How often do you take time to stroll around the NYC neighborhoods? Did you know that 11 minutes of regular walking exercise can enhance cardiovascular fitness and endurance? Evening walks can significantly

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February 16th, 2021

What Does NYC Apartment Hunting Look Like in 2021?

Late last year, city planners and developers gave insights on how the pandemic would affect New York City’s housing markets. True to their forecast, the unanticipated events of 2020 have impacted this year’s apartment rental

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