Art meets nature in the jaw-dropping Storm King Arts Center. I’ve heard a lot about…
Read More →The summer has been so busy with the kids all over the place at camps…
Read More →As a New Yorker, it is always surprising how many places I have still to…
Read More →We are all creatures of habit. For me (with fitness) that is all about running…
Read More →New Orleans is a city of magic and mystery. I loved having the opportunity to…
Read More →To be completely honest, Tulsa, Oklahoma was not on my radar of places to visit.…
Read More →To be completely honest, Madame Tussauds was not on my radar of “must-check out” places…
Read More →Exciting news from The Cultural Services of the French Embassy who recently launched Fly Away…
Read More →If there’s a holiday we can seriously get down for it has to be National…
Read More →Happy summer! I am all about spending as much time outside-both during the day and…
Read More →Parks have been a huge part of my life–both in my childhood and as a…
Read More →The summer is heating up and this weekend, the whole family can enjoy an afternoon…
Read More →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…
There’s an exciting new film at the American Museum of Natural History with Oceans: Our Blue Planet, which allows viewers to embark on a global odyssey to discover the largest and least…
Just a short train or car ride from WorldPride festivities, which come to New York City for the first time in June, New York’s Westchester County provides a unique getaway for Pride travelers looking…
We are so excited for the 41st annual Museum Mile Festival, which have been attended by over 1.5 million people since its inception. There is something for everyone at each of the…
It has been two weeks since my older daughters and I saw Newsies at the Westchester Broadway Theatre and we are still buzzing from the dynamic performances. Having never been to a…
Exciting news from the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment, Commissioner Anne del Castillo and NY is Music co-founder Justin Kalifowitz with the release of the programming for the third annual New…
The New York Denim Days festival is coming and I’m so excited to be partnering with them to share more about their programming, and my love for all things denim. Held on…
I didn’t know what to expect in The Play That Goes Wrong. A foreshadowing title, everything that could possible go wrong did in the span of this two-hour murder mystery/comedy that left…
Summer is coming sooner than expected to select markets across the United States with the announcement of the Dominican Republic POP Funhouse museum. Hosted by the Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism, the…
Looking for a fun way to incorporate nature into your life in the big city? The Central Park Conservancy will be leading a free Discovery Walk for Families at the Harlem Meer on Sunday, May…
Enjoy New York’s natural beauty for a cause by participating in The Ride for Mental Health this June. Held on June 22nd and June 23rd in the Hudson Valley, funds will support…
One of our favorite film centers in Westchester is hosting their original series Focus on Nature this month. Running from Thursday, Apr. 18 and through Thursday, May 2, the series will offer…
