Fontainebleau Las Vegas Unveils 2024 New Year’s Eve Ball with Bow-Tie Patterns and Special Performances by Paul Anka

Fontainebleau Las Vegas Unveils 2024 New Year’s Eve Ball with Bow-Tie Patterns and Special Performances by Paul Anka

A few days before the iconic New Year’s celebration in Times Square, they unveil the ball that this year will light up the sky at midnight on January 1st. This year the sphere will have a lighting pattern that will reflect bowties. And this in honor of the figure formed by the two triangular plazas … Read more

Field of Light: Immersive Christmas Experience Opens at Freedom Plaza, United Nations Headquarters

Field of Light: Immersive Christmas Experience Opens at Freedom Plaza, United Nations Headquarters

An alternative to visit this Christmas season is the Plaza de la Libertad, or “Freedom Plaza”, which opened to the public yesterday along more than two hectares in a park in front of the headquarters of The United Nations. The installation, designed by British artist Bruce Munro, can be seen for twelve months and is … Read more

The Lightscape Exhibition at Brooklyn Botanic Garden: A Must-See Holiday Event

The Lightscape Exhibition at Brooklyn Botanic Garden: A Must-See Holiday Event

If you want to spend a pleasant time with the family, we recommend enjoying the “Lightscape” exhibition, which for the third consecutive year is shown at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden This beautiful light show has more than a million lights distributed in 18 installations in an expanded and reinvented route by artists and international design … Read more

Fifth Avenue opens a pedestrian zone during the Christmas season

Fifth Avenue opens a pedestrian zone during the Christmas season

Fifth Avenue will be vehicle-free again today to welcome the crowds visiting the area for New Year’s Eve celebrations. From 48th Street to 57th Street, Fifth Avenue is open for pedestrians to walk, view the tree, and enjoy the holiday season. This is a measure that is part of a partnership between the Department of … Read more

Places to visit in your free time in New York City

Places to visit in your free time in New York City

“Holiday Lights” is a beautiful tradition that takes place every year at the Bronx Zoo, for the enjoyment of adults and children. During the nights, the zoo comes alive with holiday cheer and a variety of immersive light shows and custom-designed animals throughout the park. This year, visitors will experience new exhibits showcasing wildlife from … Read more

In your free time: Greenwood Cemetery and Hispanic Society Museum

In your free time: Greenwood Cemetery and Hispanic Society Museum

If you are looking to enjoy a time of peace in the middle of colorful gardens and surrounded by trees of various types, we recommend visiting the Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn, the resting place of nearly half a million New Yorkers. There you will find beautiful mausoleums, Victorian cherubs and gargoyles, and the enormous Gothic … Read more

New Yorkers Honor Veterans in 104th Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony

New Yorkers Honor Veterans in 104th Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony

New Yorkers show their respect and appreciation to those who served our country this Veterans Day weekend. Thousands of people paid tribute this Saturday to combatants of all wars during the 104th edition of the Veterans Day Parade in the city. The ceremony began with a moment of silence, followed by the laying of a … Read more

Neighbor Disappointment as Target Store in East Harlem Closes After 10 Years of Service

Neighbor Disappointment as Target Store in East Harlem Closes After 10 Years of Service

This Saturday is the last day of operations for the Target store located on 117th Street in East Harlem. Neighbors of El Barrio regret the closing of the Target store in their community, which has been part of their lives for more than 10 years. Loyal Target shoppers say this decision hurts them because the … Read more

City Council Considers Legislative Package to Address Excessive Noise in NYC: Pros, Cons, and Potential Solutions

City Council Considers Legislative Package to Address Excessive Noise in NYC: Pros, Cons, and Potential Solutions

This Monday, the City Council heard the pros and cons of a legislative package to combat a problem that all New Yorkers are accustomed to: excessive noise. Another goal is to regulate the issuance of fines to establishments, which until now can be imposed not by inspectors, but by city residents like Dietmar Detering, from … Read more

Reflecting on the Past: The Museum of the City of New York’s Centennial Exhibition Explores Its Origins

Reflecting on the Past: The Museum of the City of New York’s Centennial Exhibition Explores Its Origins

The Museum of the City of New York celebrates one hundred years of founding with an exhibition that reviews its own history of origin. Located at 1220 Fifth Ave at 103rd St, they present objects and photographs that tell what the city was like at the time of its creation, in the 1920s. At that … Read more