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Tag Archives: New York City
Somewhere over the Rainbow on the Upper West Side
Ever since my father moved to New York in the summer of 2017, I’ve come to embrace the Upper West Side as my second neighborhood. I just have to walk through Central Park from East Harlem, and I’m at his … Continue reading
Bagels: A Bite of New York City History
It’s a debate that never ends: Who makes the best bagels in New York City? Everyone has their favorite, but opinions can get heated. But that’s the fun of the New York bagel obsession. Although it’s getting harder and harder … Continue reading
Behind the Scenes at Radio City Music Hall
The talented Rockettes might be the main attraction at Radio City Music Hall during the holidays, but the space itself is a true wonder. Stunning Art Deco details are everywhere you look, and just walking into the dramatic lobby can … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged architecture, Manhattan, New York City, NYC history, Radio City Music Hall
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Bloom Town City
Ahhh… spring has finally taken hold in New York, and the city is showing off that extra dash of color that seems to put everyone in a good mood. Well, maybe not everyone, but at least the ones that can’t … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged Central Park, Chelsea, Conservatory Garden, East Harlem, Hell's Kitchen, High Line, Manhattan, New York City, spring
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O Christmas Skyscraper, O Christmas Skyscraper
Your metal beams delight us…
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged architecture, Empire State Building, holidays, Midtown, New York City, NYC
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Hovering Over Uptown
The other night when most of my fellow passengers we’re dozing away in sleepy airplane bliss, I was transfixed at my window seat gazing down at New York City completely aglow. When I realized we were swinging over Manhattan, I … Continue reading
Posted in East Harlem Life, Road Trippin'
Tagged East Harlem, New York City, travel, uptown, window seat
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Art on Wheels: Graffiti Trucks of NYC
Walk around East Harlem and you’ll see some of the most amazing graffiti in not only the city but the world. From the Graffiti Hall of Fame on 106th to the murals that dot the neighborhood, there’s plenty to keep … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged art, graffiti, New York City, NYC, street art, transportation
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From Above The Clouds: New York City
On a recent flight out west, I had the good fortune to sit on the right side of the plane (actually the left side in this case) to capture a gorgeous view of the five boroughs from high above the … Continue reading
Beats For Your Week – “New York’s My Home”
One of the 106thstreeters is spending some time in a city 5 miles from the beautiful Pacific Ocean. No doubt, she will be returning to her beloved NYC in 2013. Until then, you may find some posts about what’s going … Continue reading
Posted in Beats For Your Week
Tagged New York City, Ray Charles, songs about New York City
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