JD Salinger died a few days ago. If by any chance you haven’t yet read Catcher in the Rye, it’s probably the time to do it. It fits perfectly the mood and the soul of people who love New York. The pace of the writing reminds the energy of the city and the story takes [...]

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Central Park might be one of the most spread fantasy, at least, in the western world  : Love Story, The way we were, Marathon Man, Woody Allen’s movies and so many others have unforgettable and striking scenes in this park. Even without this history, Central Park is a destination specially when the weather is beautiful [...]

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New York is about taking long walks. Its parks are amazingly beautiful especially during the fall. Here is Prospect Park in Brooklyn which is so easy to reach out via the 2 or 3. Once you strolled around, give it an hour or so, enjoy the bright and astonishing reddish and yellowish colors, the chat [...]

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Lately NYC has build a speakeasy scene where you can savor exquisite cocktails for an average price of $15. Samantha gives us a tour of these places where you can have the best drinks in distinctive and welcoming places. Her first choice goes to the Raines Law Room and it’s not because she knows them [...]

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The NY Times has a great slideshow and piece by Michael Wilson touring the Vinyl shops remained in East Village which still hosts  the most arty and musical scene in NYC.RB
Other Music, 15 East Fourth Street, (212) 477-8150.
Indie rock, classic rock, what we call, Jazz, soul, reggae
Norman’s Sound and Vision on 67 Cooper Square, (212) [...]

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Last night, the opening of Joel Meyerowitz’s Legacy: The Preservation of Wilderness in New York City Parks was held at the great upper East Side Museum of the City of New York.NYC is incredibly green. The city has 29 000 acres of parks and green spaces.
Meyerowitz was there, hanging out with people dressed up and [...]

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