This month, if you’re up for it, discover the many treasures brightening the spaces of New York’s galleries, art fairs, restaurants and museums.
Tucked away in an alley off the main street of East Hampton, New York, sits a pub that serves a very delicious delectation.
Medium or small, Yuta Segawa’s inidividual miniature pots are refined, colorful, and one-of-a-kind. They’re also begging to spruce up your shelves, counters and desktops.
*** “…. Please Join The Parade.” NOT. As rain fell this Thanksgiving morning, November 26, the pandemic-silenced marching bands were tuning up, the clowns clowning, the balloons being un-netted for their annual march down the parade route to Herald Square. Smiling faces peering through the barricades and little ones waving from fifth floor windows were … Continue reading Photo Essay – The 2020 Thanksgiving Day Parade – New York City
*** The Ottomanelli family has been selling meats to the nice carnivores of New York City for nearly five generations. The business started from a sole pushcart in 1900 before branching out into a popular walk-in shop in Greenwich Village and a butcher store/restaurant in Woodside, Queens. Over the years, regular folk and bold-faced names, … Continue reading New to the Hamptons – Home Delivery from S. Ottomanelli & Sons Prime Meats
This Valentine’s Day, New York City’s best chefs and restaurants are planning romantic evenings full of culinary delights for all the lovebirds out there.
Anna Clark has been in the fitness industry for over 16 years teaching pilates, yoga, personal training and dance.
*** NEW YORK, November 28, 2019 — A beautiful sunny, windy day greeted the 93rd annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. The winds whistled as balloons flew low, dancing along the route; little eyes gleefully smiled, almost able to touch their beloved characters. “Escape, ESCAPE!” Spectators in wonderment watched as the giant’s handlers do-si-doed to their … Continue reading Photo Essay – The 2019 Thanksgiving Day Parade – New York City
The 101st anniversary of the first World War Armistice, the 75th anniversary of the second World War’s ending, this year’s New York City’s Veterans Day Parade began with protest of a president’s attendance, the first ever.
This week Gloria departs from Paris and visits her hometown of New York City.