Located just a short distance north of NYC, Dia:Beacon houses the Dia Art Foundation’s collection of art from the 1960s to the present. See photos from a recent visit
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Living in “the city,” I don’t need a car often enough to own one, but I have to admit: I do miss the freedom you get when you’ve got a car. That’s probably why this year I took more road trips than I took in the previous 5 years combined. Something about living in America, …
Last week was my birthday, and all personal drama from the week aside, I spent the evening of my actual birthday on a dance floor—which is literally all I wanted! I don’t usually write short blogs about my weekends out in Brooklyn, but the Kim Petras concert at Avant Gardner was just so much fun …
Recommendations for NYC World Pride – A travel guide of tips and things to do, including the best LGBTQ-friendly hotels and other travel tips!
Looking for where to eat in Brooklyn? NYC’s diverse borough is home to countless restaurants of just about every cuisine. Here’s a personal list of my favorite places to eat in Brooklyn—restaurants, cafes, and bars
A mini-guide to getting a facial, including tips before and after to make the process as comfortable as possible for anyone looking to treat themselves to a first facial.
The I-95 highway route from New England and NYC all the way down to Miami might seem long and daunting, but it’s a surprisingly easy route with some great places to stop along the way. Below are some highlights from the popular East Coast road trip thousands make each year.
Is there anything better than a fresh haircut or a new look & style? A new haircut, a fresh style or color—it just makes you feel so gooooood!
Last weekend, the newest round of the 29Rooms exhibition from Refinery29 opened in Brooklyn. The 29Rooms exhibition is described as an “immersive festival of culture and creativity where artists, visionaries, and partners bring ideas to life through interactive installations, performances, and activities rooted in storytelling and self-expression.” But, truthfully: it’s just an Instagram thing. The experience …
My first time at NYC Pride and it was a whirlwind of activity with LGBTQ pride events for a full week, and plenty of parties, concerts, and new friends