Manhattan

There are at least 1,000 reasons to love living in New York City. So, let’s look at just some of the qualities this town has that no one can overlook — Outdoor space is at a premium in this concrete jungle, but almost every nook and cranny of Manhattan has a safe, clean public park.

An incredibly rare coincidence uncovered by chance — A few days ago I was browsing through Medium, being a good reader and following whatever the algorithm throws at me. Whenever I click on a story from the “teaser” because I’m attracted by the title or the thumbnail image, the all-seeing Medium eye notices and serves me up more…

Surrounded by grass. —

Off-price luxury fashion retailer, Century 21, is making a comeback with the reopening of its flagship store in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District at 22 Cortlandt Street. The Cortlandt Street location preserves the original space’s four main floors, emphasizing Century 21’s core fashion business. The meticulously renovated 100,000-square-foot area…

Shakespeare wrote, “Past is prologue”. The Kips Bay Decorator Show House New York returns to Manhattan in grandeur after a three year hiatus. The coveted design event showcases the creativity of twenty-two of the nation’s top designers and architects.

Opera Lafayette’s 2nd Annual New York Baroque Music Festival treated to two gorgeous world premiere performances the newly restored opéra-ballet: Rameau’s ‘Io’ and Pierre de la Garde’s long lost ‘Léandre et Héro’. Brava to impresario Artistic Director Ryan Brown for one of the most creative and artistic French Baroque opera…

I hate you Central Park. I hate you Great Hill. I hate you 102nd St Crossing, East Drive, Engineer’s Gate, Butterfield and Tal’s. I hate sunrises. I hate my left knee. I hate that I ever thought running was a good idea. I was not a runner when I moved…

What is like? Please also take into mind I am from New Jersey and grew up over there, so naturally not a city person. As in today’s day in age, all we ever seem to hear about anything anymore is all the bad things and never the good things. …

In the city, they say, “Do you want to meet at a bar first?” and then send Google map links through iMessage. “This one’s near the theater.” …