As someone who has seen Sleep No More three times, wandered the jazz-aged world of The Great Gatsby immersive show, and gotten lost in Alice’s dreamy world in Then She Fell, I can say with some confidence: immersive theater isn’t just something I enjoy—it’s something I chase. So when The Death of Rasputin opened at LMCC’s Arts Center on Governors Island this past spring, I knew I had to be there. And I’m so glad I was.
There are so many bars to choose from in NYC, but why not find one that brings summer vibes to life? Whether you’re seeking a tropical escape, a rooftop retreat with skyline views, or a hidden speakeasy with a cool breeze, the city offers a plethora of options to suit every mood.
From rooftop fireworks to sizzling dance floors, New York City is lighting up with energy and excitement during this year’s unforgettable 4th of July weekend celebrations.
The heat may be unbearable in New York City, but honey, that won’t stop us from cranking up the fabulous. Even with the rising temps, spirits are shining brighter than a disco ball at Stonewall, and the only thing hotter than the subway platform is the Pride energy. We may be melting—but we are making it fashion, and serving fierceness under the blazing sun. Whether you’re waving rainbow fans or werk-ing rainbow fits, Pride in NYC is bringing the heat in all the best ways.
And Just Like That, I was swept off my feet—literally—by “Giuseppe,” baguette in hand. This pop-up rose to the occasion in every way.
The Broadway stage is no stranger to transforming historical stories into unforgettable musical theatre that leaves a lasting impact. From the revolutionary phenomenon of Hamilton to the French barricades of Les Misérables, and the trenches of Miss Saigon to the sultry grit of Berlin in Cabaret, war has long served as a backdrop for Broadway musicals. Now, Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical has boldly entered the conversation — not with solemnity, but with sharp wit, ingenious satire, and a refreshing queer undertone.
Most people leave a major city with a quirky souvenir—an ‘I ❤️ NY’ T-shirt from New York City, a White House ornament from D.C., or something music-themed from Nashville—but at Kimpton Hotels, (part of IHG Hotels and Resort’s luxury & lifestyle portfolio) you can leave with something a little more permanent: a tattoo.
Summer is looking up with a vibrant collection of both new and classic rooftop bars popping up around New York City.
Mercer Labs, Museum of Art and Technology is a cutting-edge space where innovation meets imagination, redefining art through the power of technology.
New York isn’t short on brunch spots, but when it comes to Easter, you’ll want something truly special. New York isn’t short on brunch spots, but when it comes to Easter, you’ll want something truly special. That’s why we’ve rounded up some standout options below to help you celebrate in style—and they’re still available for those hopping on last-minute bookings.