The Return of Waterfront Dining – and More Outdoor Excitement!
April is looking like it’s going to be a sweet month for outdoor fun in NYC!
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A New Petition to Revive the Metro Theater
In 2018, we wrote about a GoFundMe campaign launched to save the Metro Theater, which officially closed in 2006 and has been sitting vacant since.
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You Can Now Buy Zabar’s SHOES
When the United States Parcel Service collaborated with Forever 21 on a streetwear collection in 2019, it seemed like any mashup between unrelated industries was
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Vaccine Eligibility Extends to Young People
Governor Cuomo has announced that beginning March 30 at 8am, New Yorkers 30 and older will be eligible for the vaccine – and that universal
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Chef Eliot Brings the Party to You!
Chef Eliot Ramirez launched his private catering business – Eating with Eliot – in 2018, after graduating from culinary school and working at several Upper
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Theaters Making a Post-Pandemic Comeback
The arts are returning to NYC … slowly but surely. As indoor performances can resume on April 2 (with a maximum of 100 audience members),
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Upper West Sider Celebrates 110th Birthday
One of the oldest New Yorkers lives on the Upper West Side. CBS New York announced the recent birthday celebration of now 110 year old
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Blue Marble Ice Cream Open on 97th and Broadway
Blue Marble Ice Cream has opened a new location at 2578 Broadway, on the corner of 97th Street (thanks to ‘Upper West Sider’ for the
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Korean Fried Chicken Spot, Chick Chick, Opens at 90th and Amsterdam
A new Korean fried chicken restaurant, Chick Chick, had its soft-opening this week at 618 Amsterdam Avenue at 90th Street. This space was formerly occupied
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Hayden Planetarium Reopens
The American Museum of Natural History’s Hayden Planetarium Space Theater officially reopened to the public on Wednesday, March 24. This comes as NYC movie theaters
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