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The Statue of Liberty
Liberty Illuminated: A New Dawn for the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Nothing embodies the spirit of New York—or America, for that matter—quite like Lady Liberty. Majestically poised at the entrance of New York Harbor, she has spent over a century extending her beacon of freedom to all who pass her by. Today, we’re revisiting the world-renowned symbol of democracy and freedom, not in the light of her original torch but in the glow of her new, grander flame. Along with the unveiling of the revamped torch, Liberty Island has welcomed a new addition—the immersive Statue of Liberty Museum. This dynamic duo has breathed fresh life into the historic…
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American Museum of Natural History Tickets
Explore the expansive American Museum of Natural History by booking full-day admission tickets. General admission tickets grant you access to about 50 exhibits, including the Rose Center for Earth and Space. You can make the most of your time in the acclaimed museum by upgrading to a Super Saver pass, which includes access to highlights such as Hayden Planetarium and 3D films. Visit the American Museum of Natural History with this admission ticket A full-day pass ensures you don’t have to rush through the exhibits An optional Super Saver upgrade lets you see all the special exhibits for one price This family-friendly attraction is a fun and educational place to…
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Radio City Music Hall
1260 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020 – – The Music Hall opened to the public on December 27, 1932, with a lavish stage show featuring numbers including Ray Bolger, Doc Rockwell, Martha Graham, The Mirthquakers, and Patricia Bowman. The opening was meant to be a return to high-class variety entertainment. However, the opening was not a success: the program was very long, spanning from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. of the next day, and a multitude of acts were crammed onto the world’s largest stage, ensuring that individual acts were lost in the cavernous hall. As the premiere went on, audience members, including John Rockefeller Jr, waited in the…
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Red Rooster
310 Lenox Avenue, Harlem, NY 10027 – – Red Rooster Harlem serves comfort food that celebrates the roots of American cuisine and the neighborhood’s diverse culinary traditions. We seek to share the story of Harlem with our guests and offer a space that celebrates local artists, musicians and culinary talents alike. We embrace today’s Harlem with a spirit of inclusiveness and community by hiring our family of staff from within the community, inspiring better eating through neighborhood cooking classes, and buying from local purveyors. Named in honor of the legendary Harlem speakeasy that attracted neighborhood folk, jazz greats, and noteworthy figures of the 20th century from Adam Clayton Powell Jr.…
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Bustan
487 Amsterdam Avenue. New York, NY 10024 – – Bustan, meaning “garden” or “orchard” in Hebrew, Arabic and ancient Aramaic, blossoms with a contemporary pan-Mediterranean vibe that extends the shores of Southern Europe, Western Asian and North Africa to Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Showcasing the region’s culinary diversity, Bustan stands out in New York City’s sea of Mediterranean restaurants with our distinctive palate-enticing multicultural approach to food and drink. That multi-cultural approach extends to the look of our intimate space that draws from a broad spectrum of Mediterranean motifs, masterfully melded to create an exuberantly energized atmosphere. One which encourages the epicurean exploration of our menus with the polished guidance…
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Sofrito
679 Riverside Dr. New York, NY 10031 – – A Taste of Puerto Rico, in the Heart of NYC. Sofrito is initially defined as an aromatic mix of herbs and spices, used as a base flavoring and seasoning to the Puerto Rican cuisine. At Sofrito, the aromatic mix includes the authentic Puerto Rican Cuisine, the magnificent sounds of music from around the world, the Caribbean atmosphere, the delightful living room, dining room decor and fantastic service which takes you back to La Isla Del Encanto. Welcome to mi casa.. Sofrito – RESERVATIONS – phone: 212.754.5999 fax: 212.754.5959 info@sofritony.com Website: http://sofritony.com Address 679 Riverside Dr New York, NY 10031 Corner Of…
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Ortomare Ristorante Pizzeria
94 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY 10025 – – Ortomare Ristorante Pizzeria located in Upper West Side in 994 Columbus Avenue has the goal to serve delicious Italian dishes. Orto e mare, translated to “Garden and Sea” in Italian, has the main purpose to prepare dishes with the highest quality ingredients from the green land and the sea. Our pizza is baked in wood-fired oven creating a crispier crust and a smoky flavor. Ortomare traditional Italian atmosphere is just fair for any occasion. Our mission is to provide our customers with the authentic Italian taste and Ortomare to become your favorite place to come back. – RESERVATIONS – OPENING HOURS…
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Neil Simon Theatre
250 W 52ND ST, NEW YORK, NY 10019 – – The facade is divided into two sections: the six-story stage house to the west and the five-story auditorium to the east. The ground floor is clad with terracotta blocks and contains an entrance with a marquee. The upper stories of both sections are made of brick and terracotta; the auditorium facade has arched windows, niches, and a central pediment, while the stage house is plainer in design. The interior is designed in the Adam style and includes two lobbies and a mezzanine-level lounge. The auditorium consists of a ground-level orchestra and one balcony with boxes. The theater interiors are decorated…
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Music Box Theatre
239 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036 – – The facade is made of limestone and is symmetrically arranged, with both Palladian and neo-Georgian motifs. At ground level, the eastern portion of the facade contains the theater’s entrance, with a marquee over it, while the stage door is to the west. A double-height central colonnade at the second and third floors conceals a fire-escape staircase; it is flanked by windows in the outer bays. The auditorium contains Adam style detailing, a large balcony, and two outwardly curved box seats within ornate archways. The theater was also designed with a comparatively small lobby, a lounge in the basement, and mezzanine-level…
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Palace Theatre
1564 Broadway, New York, NY 10036 – – The Palace was most successful as a vaudeville house in the 1910s and 1920s. Under RKO Theatres, it became a cinema in the 1930s, though it continued to host intermittent vaudeville shows in the 1950s. The Nederlander Organization purchased the Palace in 1965 and reopened the venue as a Broadway theater the next year. The theater closed for an extensive renovation from 1987 to 1991, when the original building was demolished and replaced with the DoubleTree Suites Times Square Hotel. The DoubleTree Hotel was itself demolished in 2019 to make way for the TSX Broadway development. The Palace closed again in 2018 and is being lifted 30…
