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Sunday the 16th June: THINGS TO DO🗽

1: Father’s day ❤️ spoil your father and take him out in NYC🗽

2: WONDERLAND: Curious Nature at New York Botanical Garden:
With a variety of botanical and artistic exhibitions throughout the Bronx garden’s 250 acres, “Wonderland: Curious Nature” encourages visitors to get “curiouser and curiouser” around every turn.

3: The Tribeca Festival: end today!
The Tribeca Festival is back with must-see 103 local indie features, documentaries, foreign films, the latest from big-name talent and the greatest from up-and-coming filmmakers.
Prices range from: $60-$1,350 depending on the time and day you wanna see something. Dont miss the last day.

Enjoy your beautiful sunday in NYC 🗽

WHERE TO GO CAMPING NEAR NYC🌲🏕️

Our beautiful city in gorgeous, But sometimes you want to get away and have a bit of fresh air🌲 We have collected some recommendations on easy day-trips or weekend get-away within easy reach of NYC.

1: WILDWOOD STATE PARK🌳 (2 hrs drive)
You'll have 600 acres of forest to explore, including a high bluff overlooking Long Island Sound. There are newly built cottages located among the trees for 2-6 people, or bring your trailer or tent to set up your temporary home. The grounds offer swimming, shaded picnic tables, fishing and hiking, paddle boarding and more.

2: GUNKS CAMPGROUND🌲(2 hrs drive)
The Samuel F. Pryor III Shawangunk Gateway Campground is a minimalist operation with a pavilion and cooking area, bathhouse and restroom facilities, and circulation trails. There are 50 parking spots and all sites accommodate up to two tents (and four people) per pad. The park itself boasts 50 miles of footpaths, three lakes and multiple waterfalls.

3: HARRIMAN STATE PARK🌳 (1 hrs drive)
With 31 lakes and reservoirs, 200 miles of hiking trail, and two beaches, you could visit this park in Rockland County all summer and still see something new every time. The group camps here have all the creature comforts: dining halls, tent platforms, and even three-sided shelters. It is huge for perfect for a long weekend.

4: HAMMONASSET BEACH STATE PARK🐚
For people who prefer a little more sand, for Summer camping, This Place is perfect at this Connecticut spot, which, with two miles of beach, is the largest shoreline park in the state. It also boasts 550 campsites, plus adorable wooden "rustic cabins" with bunk beds. And don’t miss a visit to the onsite Meigs Point Nature Center to brush up on your indigenous flora and fauna.

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BEST BEACHES IN NYC FOR THE SUMMER ☀️🌊

Summer is here, and there are so many beaches to visit outside of NYC - and some are not even that far away.
Here are our top picks! 🌊☀️ enjoy!

1: Jones Beach on Long Island 🌊
Jones Beach is one of New York State’s biggest, with 6.5 miles of sand, two swimming pools, a two-mile boardwalk, miniature golf and the Theodore Roosevelt Nature Center which offers educational tours.
It’s a hit and full of activities for the whole Family☀️ (nearly 1,5 hour drive)

2: Cherry Grove Beach
Cherry Grove is one of two Fire Island communities that's all about the g**s. Here you'll find cute summer cottages, a collection of lively bars and eateries and a beachfront packed with q***r boys and girls.
Since the ’60s, New York’s gay and le***an crowd has ridden the ferry to cool off at this serene hamlet, which is only accessible by wooden walkways. (Nearly 2,5 hour drive)

3: Coney Island Beach
The city's playground, Coney Island, NY, has been the center of seaside amusement since before the turn of the 20th century and over the years, it has been romanticized in film and music—beloved for its exciting rides and wacky attractions for children and the nostalgic memories it brings to adults, but the arrival of the Luna Park amusement park restored the area’s lively nature.
Be prepared to stay a FULL day here as there is so much to do! (Nearly 33 min drive from Manhattan)

4: Brighton Beach
Previous option was to experince the energy at Coney Island Beach and take it all in. (Which is a lot!) Option two is close to Coney Island beach (also about 30 min drive from Manhattan) at Brighton Beach, a smaller, quieter beachfront in a neighborhood of the same name. And the real attraction is arguably off the boardwalk: the gritty charm of the largely Russian community nicknamed Little Odessa and its groceries selling traditional Russian foods and restaurants with menus boasting hard-to-find vodka.

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FATHER’S DAY ON SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH 💙🗽🚙
Read our top recommendations to do with your old man on this special day🫶🏻

• DINNER AT CARBONE
They say the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, so what better way to show some love than by treating your dad at the famous ‘’Godfather’’ themed italian spot ‘’Carbone’’ which is located in West Village. The menu is enormous and you’ll find bottles of house-infused limoncello and grappa on the table - a Luxury offered to everyone at No Extra charge.

•TAKE DAD TO A WHISKEY BAR IN NYC
The intimate Copper & Oak on the Lower East Side have whiskey enthusiasts covered like the sealed top of an aged barrel.
Copper & Oak could pass for a small library, with backlit bookshelves crammed with 600 bottles of dark-hued elixirs—it’s an apt setting for those looking to expand their whiskey wisdom.

•SPA DAY FOR DAD IN NYC
Alpha dudes need pampering too, so surprise your father with a nice spa day, from massages to pedicures to grooming.
We recommend ‘’Hey Man Day Spa’’ which is located in a basement in an apt in West Village and offers amazing packages of manicures/pedicures, different massage styles, body scrubs and more

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As we are about to welcome June, we have lots of exciting events happening - and they are all outside, so wear your sunblock ☀️
This summer is all about Music and shows!
Enjoy Pride, lots of concerts & summer festivals!

1: WATCH A MOVIE AT BRYANT PARK🍿

The beloved Movie Nights series is coming back to Bryant Park this summer with Paramount+. Screenings will take place every Monday at 8pm from June 10 through August 12.
Keep in mind though: the screenings are very popular and Bryant Park recommends getting there at 6pm in order to snag a good spot, but we suggest getting there even earlier, perhaps by 5pm, when the lawn opens for picnicking.

Here's the June lineup:
June 10: Forrest Gump (1994)
June 17: The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999)
June 24: Boomerang (1992)

2: JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE SHOW🎼
Pop star Justin Timberland is back for his first tour in five years, following the release of his sixth studio album, Everything I Thought It Was.
He is coming to NYC on Tuesday, June 25, and Wednesday, June 26, 2024, at the iconic Madison Square Garden in Midtown. Tickets are on sale online!

3: TAP YOUR TOES AT THE BLUE NOTE JAZZ FESTIVAL 🎤
Tap your toes and enjoy the music at the 13th Annual Blue Note Jazz Festival, with performances running from June 1 through early July. The festival pops up at major venues across NYC including Sony Hall, Town Hall, Brooklyn Bowl, and SummerStage in Central Park.
This year's performances include: Wynton Marsalis performing a residency at the Blue Note; Yo La Tengo with the Sun Ra Arkestra at Sony Hall; Ghostface Killah with The Soul Rebels at the Blue Note; Antibalas with Hailu Mergia at Sony Hall; Jazz Is Dead at Sony Hall; Bombino with Etran De L'Air at Sony Hall; and Os Mutantes at Brooklyn Bowl. Plus, see sets from Andra Day, Corinne Bailey Rae, Ozomatli, Soulive, Victor Wooten and many more.

4: DO A PICNIC AT THE BRYANT PARK SHOWS🍇

Bryant Park's Picnic Performances will bring the best of NYC to the stage, including the New York City Opera, Jalopy Theatre, Carnegie Hall, the Harlem Chamber Players, and the American Symphony Orchestra.
Best of all, all 25 performances are free and open to the public.
The lineup includes The Late Show with Stephen Colbert bandleader Louis Cato; trumpeter Steven Bernstein playing the music of James Bond with Arturo O’Farrill and The Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra; the NYC premiere of Ghanaian highlife band Gyedu-Bly Ambolley; Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE dance company; South African world pop star Thandiswa Mazwai and many more.

5: GAY PRIDE NYC 2024✨

NYC Pride 2024's theme is "Reflect. Empower. Unite." Events will celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community and mark the 55th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, as well as the 40th anniversary of Heritage of Pride, and will take Place on sunday, June 30th, starting at 11am.
Though this year's exact route hasn't been announced, the Pride March typically kicks off at 25th Street and 5th Avenue, then proceeds south on 5th Avenue before heading west on 8th Street. After crossing over 6th Avenue, it continues on Christopher Street passing the Stonewall National Monument. It then turns north on 7th Avenue, passing the New York City AIDS Memorial, before ending at 16th Street and 7th Avenue.

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MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS IN NYC THIS WEEKEND🚢🗽⚓️

1: Memorial Day Parade:
To honor and remeber those who lost their lives in defense of the nation, Brookyn's annual Memorial Day Parade will be held on Monday, May 27. This year is the 157th parade, making it one of the oldest parades in Brooklyn.
The Memorial Day Parade kicks off in Bay Ridge at 11am on Monday, May 27 from 78th Street and Third Avenue. The route contiunes along Third Avenue to Marine Avenue up Fourth Avenue and over to John Paul Jones Park where a memorial service will be held.

2: Tour the naval ships🛳️
Tour Naval ships all week long at the following locations:

Manhattan, Pier 88 South
— Amphibious assault ship, USS Bataan (LHD 5) from Norfolk, Virginia
Public tours only on Saturday, May 25, from 9am-4pm

Manhattan, Pier 90 North
— Baden-Württemberg-class frigate FGS Baden-Württemberg (F-222) from Germany
— Berlin-class replenishment ship FGS Frankfurt am Main (A-1412) from Germany
Public tours only on Saturday, May 25, from 9am-4pm

Manhattan, Intrepid Museum, Pier 86
— Four U.S. Naval Academy YPs, Annapolis, Maryland
Public tours are available May 23-24, from 10am-5pm

3: See a movie on an Aircraft Carrier🍿

There are many free out-door movies to watch this summer But nothing beats the ambience of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum's Summer Movie Series. After all, you get to watch some awesome movies while hanging out on Intrepid’s flight deck at sunset.
The series runs all summer long. For Memorial Day weekend, Top Gun: Maverick is playing on Friday, May 24.

4: Hear a memorial day Concert🎼
Bask in the beauty of Green-Wood Cemetery while listening to a concert by high-school musicians of the ISO Symphonic Band at Third Street. The musical selections commemmorate those who served in the armed forces, as well as feature music by some of Green-Wood's permanent residents, including James Weldon Johnson, Fred Ebb, and Leonard Bernstein.

Bring a blanket, a picnic, and friends for this afternoon concert on Monday, May 27, which is celebrating 23 years in Brooklyn. It's free to attend with a suggested $10 donation.

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MOTHER’S DAY 🩷🌸💐
Sunday 12th May.

NYC offers a wide range of ways to celebrate the most important lady in your life. Make a reservation for brunch, book an appointment at one of the many wonderful spas in NYC and get tickets to an event or one of several Broadway shows to make the day extra special. There are plenty of ways to spoil mum this year, so read our guide to make her smile.

1: FRENCH STYLE BRUNCH AT ‘’LE ROCK’’
The French style restaurant will offer a three-course Fête des Mères menu for $110, complete with pastries from sister restaurant Frenchette, appetizers like pâté maison and leeks vinaigrette, entrées such as French Toast Supreme and Fluke Meunière, and an assortment of petit fours and other sweet confections to finish things off.

2: WORLD SPA💦
World Spa is a new 50,000-square-foot space in Brooklyn bringing the authentic spa experiences from all around the world to the middle of Brooklyn.
Visitors get to indulge in Eastern European banyas (Russian steam baths with wood stoves), Finnish saunas, cleansing Himalayan salt therapy sessions, Turkish and Morrocan hammams (types of steam baths), Japanese onsens (hot springs) and much more.

3: MOTHER’S DAY HIGH TEA AT OSCAR WILDE🫖
Treat your mom like the queen she is during high tea at this Prohibition-style bar. In honor of Mother's Day, the price is only $30 per head for a delicious spread including rosemary olive oil scones with honey butter and apple marmalade and an array of finger sandwiches: cucumber and cream cheese; pimento cheese; smoked salmon with dill and crème fraiche; and smoked ham, Swiss cheese and Dijon aioli. Desserts follow while you sip your tea.

4: Go for a stroll at New York Botanical Gardens 💐

Stop and smell the flowers with mom this year at the Mother’s Day Garden Celebration at New York Botanical Garden. It’s happening on both May 11 & 12 from 11 am – 5 pm, and you can expect all sorts of fun activities happening on Daffodil Hill. There will be garden party lawn games, card making opportunities for Mom, face painting, arts and crafts, food trucks, and so much more! It’s fun for the whole family and is a great activity to do with kids!

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1: FIRE ISLAND

Despite being a short commute from Manhattan, Fire Island is like its own little paradise where stress melts away into the ocean breeze. This Atlantic barrier island is dotted with a series of car-free villages, most of which can only be accessed by ferry. Each village has its own distinct feel, but one thing they all have in common is that they come alive in the summer, and Memorial Day Weekend is an epic kick-off. You’ll find pristine protected beaches, great food, and plenty of drinks to go around.
Nearly 2 hours drive from Manhattan

2: MONTAUK

This dreamy community graces the far eastern tip of Long Island, and it offers a far more low-key energy than what you’ll find next door in the Hamptons. The famous Montauk Lighthouse, which marks “the end of the world” on the farthest point of New York State, has become an unofficial symbol of New York City summer. Montauk is home to six state parks, fantastic fishing, and great seafood.
Nearly 3 hours drive from Manhattan.

3: LAKE GEORGE
The crystal clear air of the Adirondack Mountains is a far cry from the polluted city energy downstate, and Lake George is the perfect place to take it all in. Hop on a boat to enjoy the lake’s rich blue waters or lounge in the sand on Million Dollar Beach. If you want to explore beyond the shores, wander through the charming nearby town or traverse one of the postcard-perfect hiking trails in the area.
Nearly 4 hours drive from Manhattan.

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GET READY FOR OUTDOOR CINEMA PEAK TIME IN NYC 🍿🗽🌃

1: Classic Movies at Rooftop Cinema Club:
Take your movie-going experience to the next level this summer at Rooftop Cinema Club. The experience offers a chance to watch a movie on a Midtown rooftop with vegan popcorn, classic theater candy, and craft cocktails.
Kicking off on May 1, this season's rooftop movie schedule includes classics like When Harry Met Sally, Dirty Dancing, Grease, Mean Girls, Clueless, and so much more.

Watch full program here:
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2: Watch Movies on an Aircraft Carrier:
In connection with the museum's fascinating newest exhibition: Apollo: When We Went to the Moon, all of the movies this summer will feature stories about humankind’s exploration and fascination with the Moon. Here is the upcoming schedule:

— Friday, May 24: Top Gun: Maverick
— Friday, June 28: Apollo 13
— Friday, July 26: First Man
— Friday, August 23: Moonfall

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THE BEST ROOFTOP POOLS IN NYC 🏙️🗽

There are some truly amazing rooftop pools NYC to choose from. From Brooklyn to Midtown Manhattan, you can rise above the busy streets and find fantastic venues to elevate any hot summer day. Most are exclusive to guests staying at the hotel, but some rooftop pools are also available to the public.

1: ROYALTON PARK AVENUE
The rooftop pool has an extraordinary view to the Empire State Building, and this 2oth floor terrace can boast with one of the best rooftop pools NYC has available.
As a guest at the hotel you can enjoy the 40-foot heated indoor/outdoor pool.
Location: 420 Park Ave S, New York, NY 10016

2: TWA HOTEL AT JFK AIRPORT
While lounging in the rooftop infinity pool or in one of the sun beds, you can enjoy thrilling views over JFK’s bustling Runway 4 Left/22 Right. Not your ordinary rooftop view.

Inspired by the infinity edge pool at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Cap d’Antibes, France, the TWA Hotel rooftop pool is open daily from 7am to 11pm. Early morning, it is exclusive for guests staying at the hotel, but from 11am, anyone can make a reservation.

3: ARLO WILLIAMSBURG
Formerly known as The Williamsburg Hotel, Arlo Williamsburg continues to provide one of the best rooftop swimming pool experiences that NYC and Brooklyn has to offer.
Location: 96 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249

4: 1 HOTEL BROOKLYN BRIDGE
The urban, modern and luxe hotel 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is a spectacular hotel in itself. Located just off the Brooklyn Bridge (on the Brooklyn side) you get an absolutely amazing view of the Manhattan skyline from here. It is almost hard to tell if you are taking a dip in the pool or in the East River.

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HAPPY PASSOVER TO OUR DEAR CUSTOMERS 💙✨🗽

Passover is a time of reflection and celebration for those of Jewish heritage, when the community commemorates their ancestors’ exodus from Egypt and the end of slavery for their people. This year, Passover begins at sundown Monday, April 22 and ends at sundown on Tuesday, April 30. Many NYC institutions have special Passover menus and treats that you can enjoy in-person or bring home to celebrate the holiday with loved ones, if you want to avoid the big cleanup or just want to get outside 🥰
Here are our recommendations:

1: Passover with Bubby’s ⭐️
Join friends and family to celebrate Passover with the iconic American restaurant Bubby’s Tribeca. The beloved dining spot is offering a self-led Seder menu (you and your party are on your own for everything but the food) on Monday, April 22, and Tuesday, April 23 from 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Bring your own Haggadah (BYOH); price is $100 per person.

2: Nat’s on bank ⭐️
Join popular West Village restaurant Nat’s on Bank for a Second Night of Passover meal on Tuesday, April 23. Nat’s unique take on the Seder offers a four-course menu on which each dish represents an item from the traditional Seder plate. Dinner is $80 per person (welcome beverage included).

3: Chabad of Midtown Manhattan Seder ⭐️
On Monday, April 22, Chabad of Midtown Manhattan will once again be offering the public a chance to celebrate the freedom of Passover. Enjoy a community Seder complete with hand-baked matzah, wine, and a gourmet repast in the heart of New York City.

4: Katz’s Deli ⭐️
Iconic New York City staple Katz’s Deli is offering a three-course Passover spread this year which you can order via their own delivery platform! For $35.95 per person, the meal comes with the choice of an appetizer (matzoh ball soup, chopped liver, gefilte fish), a main dish (hand-carved brisket, ½ roast chicken, hand-carved turkey, pastrami, or corned beef), and a dessert (honey cake, chocolate babka or chocolate rugelach).

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EARTH DAY month in NYC 💚🌍🌲

Check out the best Earth-Day events in the city we have found, and show some love for Mama Earth and attend these epic Earth Day events in NYC to support various environmental causes.

1: Open Streets: Car-free Earth Day
The city will celebrate on April 20 by turning a portion of some streets into car-free zones from 10am-4pm. This year, 53 streets and plazas across all five boroughs will be part of the program, making it the largest-ever car-free Earth Day in the history of NYC.

In addition to making areas more accessible to bike riders and pedestrians, the celebration will include musical and art-related programs for everyone to enjoy, plus a series of awesome activations.

2: Earth Day Festival at Governors Island

Looking for a way to give back this Earth Day? You can head to Governors Island for its third annual Earth Day celebration, which will “celebrate the power of native plants” through free educational activities and workshops for all ages.
On Saturday, April 20, from 1-3pm in Colonels Row, you can partake in events like a guided tour through the Island’s open space, a participatory mural inspired by the relationship between milkweed and Monarch butterflies, cyanotype printing activities, seed ball workshops and free bike lessons with Bike New York, among others. Even more important, though, is the volunteer stewardship projects taking place in the morning, from 10am to noon:

3: ‘’Single Use Reflections’’ Sculpture
Sadly, seeing trash on New York City's streets is nothing new. Candy wrappers, cigarette butts, latex gloves, random clothing, and single-use cups litter sidewalks and roadways.

In honor of Earth Month, a new sculpture aptly titled "Single Use Reflections" encourages viewers to pay closer attention to the trash we create—and how we can change that both systemically and individually. Beauty brand Kiehl's unveiled a sculptural installation by artist and activist Benjamin Von Wong. The artwork is on view at the High Line through April 17.

4: EARTH DAY New York 🌍
There’s nothing like a day of worshipping our planet to put an optimistic spin on dwindling resources, rising sea levels and the alarming acceleration of climate change. Head to Earth Day Initiative's annual festival at Union Square on April 14 (12-6pm) to meet dozens of environmental non-profits and green businesses, learn about climate campaigns, hear speeches, and take part in interative workshops. Leave with a plan to up your eco-friendly game.

5: Grand Bazaar NYC
Grand Bazaar is one of NYC’s oldest and largest marketplaces where you can buy vintage treasures, antiques, clothing and more goodies from more than 100 local merchants. Photographers, jewelers and furniture designers sell their best on Sundays between 10am and 5pm on the Upper West Side (77th Street at Columbus Avenue).
Each week offers a different theme, from featuring women-owned businesses to focusing on handmade items to spotlighting international wares. The market runs both indoors and outdoors each week all year long.
For Earth Month, the bazaar will host several eco-friendly events, beginning with the NYC Upcycled Pop-Up on April 14, followed by the NYC Earth Day Bazaar on April 21, and wrapping up with the Vintage Treasures Bazaar on April 28.

FREE TULIP DAY IN UNION SQUARE ON APRIL 7🌷🌷🌷🌷
Be at Union Square on Sunday, April 7 between 11:30am and 3pm and feel like you’ve been teleported to the Netherlands. There will be a staggering 200,000 tulips on display for the city’s first-ever Tulip Day. The best part? You’ll get the chance to pick a bouquet of ten tulips of your choice for free.