UTS is on a mission to revamp tennis by launching a global series of showdown events aimed at drawing in younger fans. They believe traditional tennis lacks personality and hasn’t kept up with the times, leading to a need for fresh rules and formats to appeal to modern audiences. It’s all about injecting new energy into the sport and making it more engaging for the next generation.
Located on the Upper West Side, Allure is the new hotspot in town. From its elevated cocktails to the stunning glass atrium that takes over the space.
Unveiled as a key part of the official lineup for the South Beach Wine & Food Festival® 2023, FoodieCon® sponsored by Instagram is a groundbreaking event that brought together the most prominent digital content creators in the realm of food and beverages.
It’s been 50 years of the Village parade and that means one thing – you have to celebrate the right way. The Dominick, near New York City’s Annual Village Halloween Parade, offers an exceptional experience.
From Pumpkin Smashing to face painting and tarot readings, this immersive experience truly offers something for every age. Open till November 12th, get in the spooky spirit before other horrors get in the way – Booking link.
The widely anticipated and celebrated burger showdown in the heart of New York City continues, where the marriage of beef and buns creates a night of burger indulgence like no other. Now in its 16th year, this iconic event, known for its succulent burger experiences, is a highlight of the Festival.
Fresh from their recently launched Food Network show, “Ciao House,” renowned chefs Alex Guarnaschelli and Gabriele Bertaccini are all set to host a grand Italian-themed culinary extravaganza to kick off our Pier 86 event series.
From the people behind Brazilian Steakhouse, Rainhas Churrascaria, comes an idea born during COVID-19 when everything was closed and people were home having to cook up their own food to satisfy their cravings.
We made it to the auspicious occasion at a speakeasy, The Back Room. Transported to a Rock & Roll Revolutionary Era setting filled with Hercules Mulligan libations, a signing and talk by Aaron, a Hamilton mash up performance and talk by Fergie Philippe (the original Hercules Mulligan from the musical HAMILTON), Irish Modern Traditional live music as well as many other unexpected moments to indulge in.
We attended the screening of Janet Planet at The Lincoln Center for the 61st annual New York Film Festival. It’s a beautiful coming of age story, that’s not quite like others you may have seen. With the viewer’s senses heightened, use of subtle humor and oceans of feeling conveyed with the smallest gestures.