Best Recommendations in New York City

Emeril Lagasse’s first NYC Collaboration

January 24, 2019

Alert the presses, gather the most discerning foodies, and prepare for a culinary tour of the Greek Islands. Emeril Lagasse has opened his first New York City collaboration in the lobby of chic Hotel Henri, and it’s even better than imagined. Rodos, named after a Greek Island, is a sublimely balanced fusion of lighter Mediterranean cuisine with the robust richness of Lagasse’s famous New Orleans-inspired flare. ... Read more

Sip! Sip! Hooray! New York Wine Fest

January 07, 2019

It’s that magical time of year when everything has slowed down, and we can finally dedicate time to the things we enjoy. However, you may find yourself wondering, “What’s next?” Fortunately, we have the answer. Wine. Wine is the answer to the question you didn’t need to ask. ... Read more

Feeling Festive in Manhattan

December 03, 2018

Is there anything more charming than New York City in December? From twinkling holiday lights to festive Christmas trees, it’s hard not to feel the cheer. This December, treat yourself to these feel-good indulgences. ... Read more

Little Cloud Debuts at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

November 05, 2018

Rarely does a float so adorable and charming come around that moves our hearts—but Little Cloud, the newest addition to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, does precisely that. Catch the magnificent white cloud floating over the streets of New York City on Thursday, November 22nd. ... Read more

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Ghosts, Candlelights, and More

October 01, 2018

Have you ever wondered about New York City’s haunted past? In a city with 400-year-old streets, there are bound to be chilling ghost stories. Venture to the most haunted house in Manhattan, the Merchant’s House Museum in the East Village. ... Read more

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September Concerts

September 03, 2018

New York City's calendar is always full of incredible events and concerts. However, it can be hard to navigate the overwhelming list, which is why we’ve curated our top three shows for September.... Read more

Visit the Flatiron Building

August 06, 2018

Enjoy the last days of summer by strolling the streets of New York City. There is always something new to see. However, we suggest visiting the historic Flatiron building, located at 175 Fifth Avenue, right off of Madison Square Park. It’s just a quick walk from Hotel Henri. Feel the warm sunshine that is broken up by the fresh summer breezes of the East and Hudson River.... Read more

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Fun July Events

July 02, 2018

Although Fourth of July is a blast in New York City, there are fun things to do all month. We’ve searched high and low to provide you our top three events.... Read more

Surprising Facts About the Jazz Age Lawn Party on Governors Island

June 04, 2018

It's that swingy time of year again! Be instantly transported to the 1920's at the 13th annual Jazz Age Lawn Party. It’s hard to believe it’s been going on for 13 years, but the popularity keeps on increasing and each year is better attended. It’s genuinely becoming a New York summer staple and the longest running event to ever take place on Governors Island. Michael Arenella and his Dreamland Orchestra set the scene for a beautifully authentic experience.... Read more

Big Apple Tips: What to Pack When Visiting New York

May 07, 2018

Packing for one of the fashion capitals in the world can be overwhelming. Follow our experts tips on what and how to pack for your Big Apple voyage.... Read more

Culture Alert: David Bowie Is, at the Brooklyn Museum

April 05, 2018

Rarely does an artist touch the world in the unique and magical way of David Bowie. This spring, travel across the bridge to celebrate the vibrant life and work of this creative genius. Brooklyn Museum has put on a retrospective worthy of praise and acclaim, focusing on the multifaceted life and career of artist, musician, and performer David Bowie.... Read more

Your Guide to St. Patrick’s Day in NYC

March 06, 2018

Buckle up, St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and New York City will be overtaken by Irish pride, music, and celebrations. You may be wondering, how can I survive St. Patrick’s Day in NYC? And that’s why we are here. Follow these three easy steps and you will have the best time yet. ... Read more

Romancing Your Beloved in NYC: A Valentine’s Day to Remember

February 05, 2018

Tired of the usual dinner and drinks on Valentine’s Day? Try thinking outside the chocolate box by heading to the American Museum of Natural History’s Rose Center for Earth and Space for an intimate evening of snuggling under the asteroids. ... Read more

Three New Year’s Resolutions for the New York Traveler

January 08, 2018

The sky is the limit when it comes to starting off 2018 with a bang. New York city is the perfect backdrop to reenergize and enhance yourself this January. Check out our top three new year’s resolutions:... Read more

Feeling the Magic: Wintertime In NYC Is The Best Time

December 05, 2017

Is there anywhere more magical than NYC during the holidays? We think not. Even the least touristy-New Yorkers head to the streets marveling at the festive tree at Rockefeller Center or cruising through the crafty kiosks of Bryant Park Winter Village. New York is the city that keeps on giving and we hope you are able to enjoy the winter wonderland, while picking up a few gifts and snacking on some street roasted chestnuts. ... Read more

Exploring Louise Bourgeois: A Day at MoMA

November 06, 2017

Are you visiting New York and uncertain what to do? Don’t worry, we've got you covered. Head to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) for a perfect fall day exploring contemporary art. Check out the newly opened Louise Bourgeois: An Unfolding Portrait, on view until January 28, 2018.... Read more

Get into the Halloween Spirit at New York Botanical Gardens

October 02, 2017

Tap into your halloween spirit and start your celebrations early. Head to the New York Botanical Gardens for fall activities with a spooky twist. ... Read more

Everything You Need to Know About Oktoberfest in NYC

September 04, 2017

Visiting NYC this Fall? Lucky you! There are two times during the year when the weather is ripe for outdoor activities and celebrations. Fortunately, one of those amazing times of the year is now. Grab your lederhosen and get ready to celebrate Oktoberfest, Manhattan-style.... Read more

Panorama Music Festival, July 28th-30th

July 03, 2017

Feel the vibrant energy of New York City at this three day outdoor concert. Goldenvoice, the organizers of Coachella, are bringing Panorama Music Festival back to Randall’s Island for it’s second year.... Read more

Summertime In NYC: Time to Visit MoMA PS1

June 04, 2017

Summertime in NYC is a time of exploration. Venture across the bridge to Long Island City to visit MoMA’s sister property MoMA PS1, one of the most innovative and comprehensive institutions of contemporary art in the United States.... Read more

A Fashion Lovers Dream: Rei Kawakubo's Exhibition at the Met

May 04, 2017

On May 2nd, the Met Gala kicked off the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute celebration of Rei Kawakubo’s designs. The event was only for A-listers, but the stunning exhibition will be on view from May 4th until September 4th. Be the first of your friends to experience the challenging show that honors the living artist. ... Read more

Celebrate Spring With the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival

April 05, 2017

Nothing gets us in the mood for Spring like an outdoor flower festival. Each year tourist and locals look forward to The Sakura Matsuri Cherry Blossom Festival. It’s the premiere activity to kick off the season and get in touch with beauty and nature.... Read more