Valentine’s day in New York
Events, openings, and more.
New York City is brimming with exciting and romantic events for Valentine’s Day 2025, catering to couples, singles, and even groups of friends looking for a memorable experience. From elegant dining experiences to lively parties and unique activities, here’s a curated list of the best ways to celebrate love in the city:
Chef Michael Ayoub kicked off Mondays with Michael, a new dinner series at Fornino in Greenpoint.
Mediterranean-inspired Boni & Mott in Nolita is the perfect escape from winter in NYC, serving up vibrant plates adorned with fresh vegetables and aromatics in a warm and inviting dining space.
From rooftop events to dance parties to glamorous affairs, here’s a list of the best ways to ring in the new year stress-free and in style.
Angelina Bakery currently has seasonal treats that are perfect for any occasion where you want to impress the recipient, even if it’s yourself! One of the most exciting seasonal offerings, is a genius collaboration with NY local distillery Great Jones Whiskey, a petite bomboloni filled with whiskey-smoked chantilly cream and topped with white chocolate and crumbled caramelized bacon. The pastry provides an elevated tasting experience that is a must experience for the season!
If you live in NYC, chances are you’ve been to the Holiday Cocktail Lounge on a night out on St. Marks, but what you probably don’t know, is that as of last month they’ve started coffee service, which you can grab as early as 8am!
New York City transforms into a festive wonderland during the holiday season, offering a plethora of events and activities that capture the magic of Christmas.
Tucked away on East 76th Street, the entrance appears to be a traditional pub, but as you enter you’re welcomed into an airy expansive space with sky lights and outdoor space. It’s a real estate dream that any city dweller would be jealous of. And that’s even before discussing the authentic British cuisine from Chef/Owner Jason Hicks.
Thanksgiving in New York City offers a diverse array of dining options, from traditional feasts to unique culinary experiences. Here are some notable restaurants serving Thanksgiving meals:
In the midst of a global conflict, the Ukrainian ballet tradition endures. The documentary film "Front Row" offers a poignant glimpse into the lives of young dancers who, despite the war, continue to pursue their passion.
In the vibrant heart of Flushing, New York, where diverse culinary experiences abound, Mikiya Wagyu Shabu House stands out as a haven for food lovers seeking luxury and quality.
Casita Maria is a youth, family and community serving arts, culture and education organization in the Hunts Point/Longwood section of the South Bronx. We were established in East Harlem in 1934 by Claire and Elizabeth Sullivan and Sister Mary Imelda who observed waves of Spanish-speaking people pouring in from Puerto Rico in need of essential services.
Celebrating a decade of support, the enCourage Kids Foundation 10th Annual Serving Up Smiles event reached new heights this year in New York City.
Exxxotica 2024 in Edison, New Jersey, is a deep dive into the heart of the adult industry, bringing together fans, creators, and experts for a truly unique and interactive experience.
The New York City Wine & Food Festival (NYCWFF) continues to impress with its incredible lineup of food-centric events.
Bowl of 'Zole, a vibrant event that perfectly blended the rich heritage of Mexican pozole with the creativity of mezcal and craft beverages.
YGF Malatang in New York offers a uniquely interactive dining experience, perfect for those who enjoy customizing their meals to suit their personal tastes.
Fushimi (311 W 43rd St), the stunning Japanese restaurant and lounge, celebrated its first anniversary in style on 10/10. The elegant space in Times Square was transformed into a vibrant party scene filled with dancing, cocktails, and mouthwatering dishes.
Taste of Sunnyside 2024 was an unforgettable experience, showcasing the diverse and vibrant culinary scene of one of New York’s most eclectic neighborhoods.
As the cool breeze of fall sets in, the Hudson Valley becomes home to one of the most spectacular seasonal events—the Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze.
Looking for the perfect place to enjoy some spooky, family-friendly fun this autumn? Look no further than the Sleepy Hollow Experience at HERO, the immersive 13,000-square-foot multisensory exhibition located beneath Rockefeller Center.
Even days after our meal at SHAN NYC, located on bustling Smith Street in the heart of Cobble Hill, we’re still thinking about the incredible food.
As Halloween approaches, New York City transforms into a vibrant hub of spooky celebrations, offering something for everyone, from thrilling haunted houses to family-friendly pumpkin festivals.
Living in New York City has its perks, but sometimes, you just need a break from the bustling streets, crowded subways, and never-ending energy.
Those were the first words muttered as we entered Fushimi. Fushimi is reminiscent of iconic restaurants that have graced the New York City like LAVO, Buddakan, Hakkasan and STK.
