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Featured + Museums
Jun 26Exhibits You Shouldn’t Miss This Summer
Written by packleaderNew York City’s top museums hold some of the most impressive permanent collections in the world. But each year, they also host exhibitions that run for a limited time. Here are our top picks of the city’s must see exhibitions of the summer: China: Through the Looking Glass — The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute At this year’s annual Met Gala, the grand opening of the Costume Institute’s...
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Jan 19The Many Hats New York Wears
Written by packleaderEver found yourself lost in a serious session of people watching on the streets of New York City? We’ve all been there at some point. Before you notice, you’ve been sitting at that little table in the corner of your neighborhood coffee shop watching strangers pass by, wondering, “what does he or she do for a living?” You find yourself wondering “how has she managed to walk around in...
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Featured + Museums
Oct 07Best New York City Museums that You’ve Never Heard Of
Written by packleaderImage source: Flickr When discussing the concept of enjoying all that New York City has to offer, people will often say, you could spend your whole life there and still barely scratch the surface. The obvious breadth of attractions and entertainment in the Big Apple can serve as both inspiring and overwhelming. While you may not be able to see and do it all, it’d still be nice to...
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Sep 26Dumbo Arts Festival
Written by packleaderImage source: Dumbo Arts Festival New York City is known to be a huge supporter of the art scene. The Dumbo Arts Festival in Brooklyn is a celebration of the art community here in NYC. For three days, the festival highlights Brooklyn’s commitment to and presence in the arts community by presenting the best in local, national and international art. Visitors can will have the opportunity to marvel at...
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Sep 04In one step are a thousand animals
Written by packleaderImage source: MoMA Trajal Harrell, one of the most prominent choreographers and dancers of his generation, is set to perform once more at the Museum of Modern Art. Performing “Hiroshima Mon Amour” last year at MoMA, Harrell blew the crowd away with his piece that included a mix of dancing styles as he investigated the works of Japanese choreographer Tatsumi Hijikata. In one step are a thousand animals, Harrell...
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Fashion + Featured
Sep 03Tales from Behind the Bar at Refinery Hotel: Art & Sole
Written by packleaderEnter Winnie’s Lobby Bar downstairs at the Refinery Hotel. Your hotel. Your “office.” While others toil away in the fluorescent lighting of their work cubicles, you’ve got the best workplace around: behind the bar. Softly lit, perfectly illuminating the neatly stacked bottles on the shelves behind you. Most days are quiet and smooth, even while living — ironically enough — in the loudest city in the world. But you’re...
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Aug 09BOFFO Block Party
Written by packleaderImage source: BOFFO Hosted on Fire Island, this is far from your average block party. BOFFO, a non-profit creative organization, presents a Fire Island Art Camp Benefit. The evening will feature immersive artist experiences, performances, art sales, and highlights from the work produced by the 2014 BOFFO Fire Island Art Camp artists in residency. Enter participating homes along the architecturally historic Sail Walk block to explore the unique and dynamic...
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