Published March 12 - Latest Update Apr. 3 @8am NYC has a 24-hour COVID-19 hotline available at: (888) 364-3065 for up-to-date information. If you are part of an at-risk population such as a senior or immuno-compromised and want testing, call (844) NYC-4NYC, or call 311. Please do not call 911 unless it is a life-and-death emergency. 911 is overloaded. New Jersey has a … [Read more...]
How to Get Help for Your Small Business in NYC
NYC is offering financial help for small businesses losing money because of Covid-19. Small businesses with fewer than five employees can get a grant to cover 40% of payroll costs for two months to help retain employees. Those are the mom-and-pop stores which remain the lifeblood of NYC. Businesses with between six and 100 employees can apply for zero interest loans of up to $75,000 to … [Read more...]
$50 Tickets for Top Broadway Shows
Ticket prices for top Broadway shows are being slashed to just $50 for performances today through the end of March, including To Kill a Mockingingbird, West Side Story and The Book of Mormon. It's an effort to keep seats filled amid cancellations due to Coronavirus fears. The $50 tickets go on sale at Noon on Thursday, March 12, for performances through March 29. The $50 ticket promotion … [Read more...]
Best NYC Rooftop Bars in Cold or Rainy Weather
Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but in here it's so delightful at these NYC rooftop bars where you can soak up skyline views and stay warm via tempered glass walls, roofs, space heaters, cozy blankets, even private igloos. Go early enough to enjoy the sunset, and be prepared for cocktail prices that are lofty, too, around $15 each, or more. It's a good idea to call first to make sure … [Read more...]
NYC Meatpacking District: What to See and Do
NYC's Meatpacking District, now called MePa, is a hot neighborhood of designer boutiques and boutique hotels, restaurants and nightclubs, a top art museum, theater groups and concert stages, branded tech stores where you can test drive the latest electronic gadgets, and the park that changed it from seedy to spectacular, The park, of course, is the High Line, an abandoned railroad spur that … [Read more...]
AMC Best Picture Showcase 2020 Oscars
It's awards season in Hollywood. If you love movies, get tickets now for the annual AMC Theatres deal that celebrates and showcases the films nominated for the Oscar for Best Film of the Year. There are marathon weekend screenings on two Saturdays before the Academy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 9. You can choose to attend one day or both days of the AMC Best Picture Showcase. There is also a … [Read more...]
Last Chance for These Broadway Shows & Exhibits
All good things must come to an end. That applies to holiday decorations and light shows as well as to Broadway shows and museum exhibits. This is your last chance for several things closing this weekend, so don't delay. Grouped in order of their closing date. Holiday Light Show Closing Friday, Jan. 3rd Luminaries Luminaries is a FREE installation of glowing lanterns … [Read more...]
Times Square New Year’s Eve Entertainment Schedue
Join a million or more of your closest friends in Times Square on New Year's Eve for the biggest party on the planet in the greatest city in the world. This year's entertainers include The Village People, LL Cool J, Alanis Morissette, BTS and performers from hit Broadway musicals. Here's your complete guide, including the minute-to-minute entertainment schedule to ring out 2019 and ring in … [Read more...]
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