Artist Rosario Varela
NY – Living in New York City affords me the outrageous fortune of drinking in a magnificent and ever-changing natural and manmade cityscape day in and day out from my UWS apartment window (see above). And as an artist, I’m always open to receiving inspiration from the masters. More
Maya Meirav
NY – It’s no secret that a typical day in the fashion capital can leave your head spinning, your high-heeled feet tender, and, in general, the majority of your systems over-stimulated. While the bulk of wheeling and dealing happens between 34th and 40th, I’m all for mixing business with some chic pleasure.
12 Chairs Cafe
Mindy Kobrin, Lifestyle & Entertaining Expert
NY – The first official St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York City was held in 1762 by Irish military men serving in the American colonies. Today, the parade attracts two million spectators and over 215,000 marchers participate in the parade annually. Each year on March 17, New Yorkers, Irish or not, are enthusiastic revelers of St. Patrick’s Day. From attending the Parade along Fifth Avenue to having a traditional dinner of corned beef and cabbage at home, visitors and locals truly enjoy the luck of the Irish! More
The Dead Rabbit Grog and Grocery
NY - The Dead Rabbit is quite a strange name for a bar. The imagery certainly isn’t good and the whole Glenn Close/Fatal Attraction thing doesn’t help, so when we heard about this new hot spot opening in the FiDi we were intrigued. More
Abby Finer
NY – In honor of National Craft Month (March), why not consider taking up a new hobby or revisiting one from childhood? More
