The summer has been so busy with the kids all over the place at camps…
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To be completely honest, Madame Tussauds was not on my radar of “must-check out” places to visit in NYC. As a native New Yorker, I tend to avoid Times Square, except for…
Exciting news from The Cultural Services of the French Embassy who recently launched Fly Away with Books, a four-day festival that aims to (re)introduce children of all backgrounds to the unique pleasures…
If there’s a holiday we can seriously get down for it has to be National Ice Cream Month! July is dedicated to everything ice cream and we couldn’t be more thrilled to…
There are some classic movies that are so ingrained in pop culture that we have deep-seated memories and nostalgia for its impact on our childhood and teen years. Pretty Woman certainly holds…
Happy summer! I am all about spending as much time outside-both during the day and at night-during the summer months! One fun way to soak in the vibes of the city is…
NYC Dance Week is back! This annual dance festival, founded by Tasha Norman in 2005 and produced by Aileen R. Malogan and Pooja Uberoi, allows the NYC community to explore the multiple…
Beat the heat this summer by checking out a movie at Alamo Kids Camp. Through this awesome program from Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, families can choose the price they want to pay to…
Picture this: a long table surrounded by 14 chairs, a paper tablecloth with pens to draw and write ideas or comments, microphones, and an etiquette sheet where conversation is the only course.…
You typically have to travel far and somewhere way out of NYC when you check out the outlets. But now you don’t have to trek that far to score a deal with…
Parks have been a huge part of my life–both in my childhood and as a mom–so I was surprised to be so moved by the magical (yes, magical) experience at the Gathering…
The summer is heating up and this weekend, the whole family can enjoy an afternoon of music, puppets, games, and more during the City Parks Foundation’s Family Day! Held on Sunday, July…
Exciting news from the Historic Hudson Valley with the launch of a groundbreaking interactive documentary website revealing the history of slavery in the colonial North. People Not Property: Stories of Slavery in…
