There's never a dull moment in the best city on the planet, with so many things to do virtually or in-person. This week the National Museum of the American Indian re-opens, tickets go on sale for the Kusama Infinity Room, 14 miles of FREE NYC beaches are open for the season, there is a FREE financial seminar on Medicare by experts from the NYC Dept of Aging, 14 miles … [Read more...] about 101+ FREE & Cheap Things to Do This Week in NYC
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20+ Free & Cheap Things to Do in NYC This Weekend
There's so much to do in NYC every weekend, including this weekend. Outdoor food and flea markets are back, there's a food and arts festival in Lower Manhattan, a live music festival on Governors Island, and so much more. We're exhausted already from the possibilities, and the weekend has barely started. Stay informed with NYC on the Cheap Get the latest NYC updates … [Read more...] about 20+ Free & Cheap Things to Do in NYC This Weekend
New York Pizza Festival: Virtual Demos, Recipes, More
The New York Pizza Festival: Home Edition is the first virtual and national edition, with two full days of recipes, pizza making demos, interviews with top chefs and more. Star chefs participating include Buddy Valastro, Nancy Silverton, Anthony Mangieri, Tony Gemignani, Jonathan Goldsmith, and Vince Rotolo, Since NYC is the world capital of pizza, more than a dozen … [Read more...] about New York Pizza Festival: Virtual Demos, Recipes, More
Where to See Cherry Blossoms in NYC
Spring is blooming in New York City, including thousands of pink and white Japanese cherry trees with their fragrant and delicate pink and white blossoms. Here are the best places to enjoy the cherry blossoms throughout the city, in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx and Staten Island Where to see cherry blossoms in Manhattan Cherry Walk, Riverside Park, Manhattan The … [Read more...] about Where to See Cherry Blossoms in NYC
NYC Free: Bronx Environmental Summit Explores Climate Change, Virtually, at Lehman College CUNY
Lehman College is gathering some of the biggest names in environmental science and climate justice for a FREE two-day virtual conference open to everyone. Bronx Environmental Summit explores environmental racism, justice and equity in environmental efforts and how the current and proposed policies aimed at addressing them may impact the Bronx, … [Read more...] about NYC Free: Bronx Environmental Summit Explores Climate Change, Virtually, at Lehman College CUNY
Celebrating All Things Green in New York City
NYC celebrates our great green city all 365 days a year, not just on St. Patrick's Day. Despite what Kermit the Frog says, it's easy to be green in NYC, because green is everywhere, in NYC parks and gardens, neighborhood and street names, on the subway, on our iconic statues and monuments, with our favorite hometown sports teams, and what we eat. Even though the great … [Read more...] about Celebrating All Things Green in New York City
How to Get a FREE Covid Vaccination in NYC: Update
Update: It's not easy to get a Covid vaccination in NYC, even with hubs open 24/7 in each borough and hundreds more locations in community centers and pharmacies. Simply, demand is out-stripping supply, and some locations have run out. There are multiple websites where you can register, complicating things further. Vaccinations are FREE. Appointments are … [Read more...] about How to Get a FREE Covid Vaccination in NYC: Update
NYC Update: What’s Open, Cancelled, Postponed
Top News in NYC & Tri-State Update Dec. 28 The world's largest New Year's Eve party, in Times Square, also will be virtual. Brooklyn's famous Coney Island Polar Bear Club has cancelled its traditional New Year's Day plunge in the Atlantic Ocean. NYC holiday lights, windows and trees is will be lit through Jan. 3, some through Jan. 10. Visiting the Rockefeller … [Read more...] about NYC Update: What’s Open, Cancelled, Postponed
Best NYC Holiday Light Shows That Aren’t Free
'Tis the season to be jolly, and indulge in family-friendly activities you'll talk about for years. These holiday lights shows and joyful experiences are guaranteed to illuminate (pun intended) the family photo albums. Advance ticket purchases are required this year. Make them soonest, so you get the date and time most convenient for you, since access is reduced … [Read more...] about Best NYC Holiday Light Shows That Aren’t Free
Restaurant Chains Open Thanksgiving Day
If you don't want to cook and clean up for a crowd on Thanksgiving, head out to one of the national restaurant chains open and serving traditional turkey and fixings on Thanksgiving Day. Be sure to call your local restaurant in advance to confirm participation and pricing, and to find out if they are requiring reservations during this year of social distancing. At chains … [Read more...] about Restaurant Chains Open Thanksgiving Day
