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The 6th New York Rum Festival & Congress successfully held their two-day event this Saturday, June 10th at the Metropolitan Pavilion, and Monday, June 12th at the Astor Learning Centre. The New York Rum Festival kicked off a week-long schedule of spirits events in the city with around 150 rums available for tasting on-site from more than 35+ vendors.
June can be a fun time to visit New York City! The city comes alive with various events, festivals, and outdoor activities during this month. Here are a few reasons why June can be an enjoyable time to be in NYC:
On Tuesday, May 16th, the Whitney Museum of American Art honored groundbreaking artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, philanthropist and Vice Chair of the Whitney Board Nancy Poses, and Whitney Trustee for over two decades, Thomas E. Tuft, at the 2023 Whitney Gala and Studio Party.
On Thursday, May 18th, the Center for Italian Modern Art or CIMA presented IO SONO SALVO: Works and Writings 1961-2015 (NERO Editions, 2023), a new monograph dedicated to the artist Salvo (1947-2015). Serving as a self-portrait, this captivating tome is the story of the artist's practice through his artworks and words.
This production, presented by Joshua Beamish/MOVETHECOMPANY, puts a modern spin on the original classical ballet, Reimagining Giselle, a shorter work commissioned by The Royal Ballet in London, presenting this story of love and relationships in the context of a world dominated by dating apps, digital illusions, and fleeting encounters.
Giselle is one of the oldest and most iconic ballets - if you are remotely involved in dance you know it well, and even if you think that you’ve never heard of it, the music generates familiar sparks in the back of your memory.
Dearest reader, alert the ton! The time has come for you to meet the Queen and place your bets for the upcoming social season. The doors to The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience here in New York City open this Thursday, April 27, as the Queen kickstarts her search for her diamond.
The National Dance Institute, a non-profit organization that has transformed the lives of millions of children, held its 47th Annual Gala Monday, April 17 at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City to honor Academy Award-Winning actress, dancer, and singer Ariana DeBose as well as philanthropists Carmen and Ray Debbane.
Scotland comes to New York City at the McKittrick Hotel’s Club Car in The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart, an immersive theater experience like no other.
Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP), the biggest student ballet scholarship competition in the world, made its first trip back to Lincoln Center in New York City since before the Covid pandemic last night to present its 2023 Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow Gala.
Hosted by comedians Gideon Hambright and Patrick Hastie, JACKKNIFE COMEDY welcomed comedians Carmen Lagala, Randall Otis, Isabel Hagen, Rojo Perez, Kenice Mobley, Sam Morrison, Kate Willet, and Shane Torres to share their rib-tickling stand-up at New York City’s Slate, Chelsea's swankiest multi-level nightclub.
April is a wonderful time to visit New York City (NYC)! As spring arrives, the weather in NYC starts to warm up and the city comes alive with various events and activities. Here are some things you can expect during April in NYC
After a two-year hiatus, The Whitney Museum of American Art’s annual Art Party returned on January 31, 2023. Hosted by the Whitney Contemporaries, the Art Party welcomed young patrons, emerging artists, and guests from the worlds of art, fashion, business, philanthropy, and entertainment for an evening of cocktails, music, exclusive exhibition viewing, and more.
Creator of the Tapas series The Beginning After the End, Tae Ha Lee, known as TurtleMe, is an extremely private person, with limited presence on social media and no photos tied to his pseudonym. Luckily, we were able to catch up with the author on everything from his feelings after his face reveal to his favorite anime at this year’s AnimeNYC.
Tired of throwing back Patron? Good news: there’s a new tequila in town, and it’s helmed by none other than singer Nick Jonas and designer John Vavartos. Meet Villa One, a distinct, artisanal tequila that’ll deliver alcoholic bliss faster than you can say “cheers.”
The newest event space on the Upper East Side, Chiotes Hall, opened its doors to its first event. Hosted by Civetta Hospitality and catered by Amali, the event garnered much excitement.
