‘New York City’ Archives
Cameron Neilson Photography Exhibit Hits Openhouse Gallery
San Francisco Straight UpThings are looking up for architectural photographer, Cameron Neilson, straight up! Straight up is the name of his showcase currently going on now at Openhouse Gallery. It started on August 10th and will be on display until August 22nd. Hours for the showcase go from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Neilson taps into negative space [...]
The Dish: Choza Taqueria
Here is a write-up I did for CheapOair on the Mexican restaurant, Choza Taqueria. I stopped by Choza Taqueria, a Mexican restaurant in New York City, this week to see if it’s a place for people coming off flights to New York Cityand locals to come visit. Here's the dish on Choza Taqueria, its freshness, pricing and much more! Freshness: [...]
Openhouse Gallery Bratwurst Pop-up Coming August 4th
Sausage lovers should bring their arteries to the Openhouse Gallery on August 4th. They’re having a bratwurst pop-up with some of the best that New York City has to offer. Openhouse is calling it the Best of the Wurst. It’s a one day event featuring such ‘wurst from Kurt Gutenbrunner’s Blaue Gans, der Kommissar, Esposito’s, Katz’s [...]
Rooftop Films Featuring ‘The Argentinean Lesson’ this Weekend
Below are the details for another Rooftop Films event that I'm sure everyone will enjoy. Saturday, July 14 The Argentinean Lesson (Wojciech Staron | Poland | 56 min.) Captured in breathtaking 16mm film, an eight-year-old traveling from Poland to Argentina meets Marcia, a beautiful and brave young girl, 11 going on 30. Q and A with [...]
Greenwich Village Artist Jon Singer Show Wednesday
Greewich Village's Jon Singer makes his return to the art scene Wednesday with a show at WE CREATE NYC, located on 58 East 11th Street. It'll run from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The show is called The Road to Dystopia featuring Singer and is curated by Lauren Berkley and Roni Jesselson. Dystopia is defined as a society characterized by human misery, [...]
Bar Review: Village Lantern
First thing first, let me start off by saying Village Lantern is definitely a spot worth visiting. Hot bartenders, cheap booze and great music, well that's at least until the live music starts. Ok, now that we've got that out of the way, the problem plaguing the bar is that they don't really have an identity. It's designed like a sports bar, [...]
What to Eat on Madison Avenue: Choza Taqueria
Choza Taqueria, located on 66 Madison Ave (between 27th & 28th Street), opened in 2010 and began serving authentic, Mexican food based upon the beachside and roadside food stands found in Northern Mexico. Chef Dominic Giuliano’s menu is made using only the freshest products and ingredients, with all of his salsas made from scratch. Each dish is [...]
PONY Bar Opens in the Upper East Side
The PONY Bar has added a new location on the upper east side in New York City. Its new spot is on 75th street and 1st Avenue. It's a big space with booths along the wall and tables between the booths and the bar. They serve food but you could easily pass up on it and fill up on beer. PONY Bar has a wide variety of tasty cervezas to choose [...]
Bar Review: American Trash
They say one man's trash in another man's treasure, well in this case its actually true. An upper east side bar that definitely stands out aside from its name alone. Don't let the dive bar decor sway you from sitting down and enjoying all that American Trash has to offer. The bar has a big space. There are tables between booths and the bar, [...]
Street Logic Book-signing at Bluestockings Bookstore
Book-lovers can get up close and person with Steve Sundberg on June 9th. He’s the author of Street Logic, a work of fiction that advocates for the homeless in America. Sundberg will be at Bluestockings Bookstore, which is located at 172 Allen St. in Manhattan. He’ll be there from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Bluestockings Bookstore’s phone is [...]
