Posts tagged TriBeCa
Spotted in a Mesh Sweater and Rockin’ Red Pants…Tribeca, Manhattan (via fashionsnobish)
NYC Half Marathon 2012: Ready…Set…GO!…Central Park, NYC (via My Upper West)
The NYC Nightlife Icon…Somewhere Below 14th Street, New York City, NY (via Style Defined NYC)
New York City’s Chief Digital Officer Rachel Sterne…City Hall, New York City (Photo by Gregory Scaffidi)
12 Excellent Scotch Cocktails in NYC
Scotch cocktails are having a moment right now. They’re not everywhere yet, but some of the city’s top bars and restaurants are serving original Scotch-based drinks that are way more interesting than your average hot toddy or Rusty Nail. Here’s a guide to the best Scotch cocktails in NYC. (via Eater NY)
The 10 Best Celebrity Renovations in New York City
What’s a celebrity to do with all that money? Buy a piece of pricey New York City real estate—and then hire architects and interior designers to turn it into something completely different! Renovations are practically a requirement of the celebrity purchase these days, but not all celebrity renovations are created (or redone) equal. Curbed spent some time in the archives to find the city’s 10 best celebrity renovations.
Labyrinth Sing-Along & Costume Party
Put on your spandex and practice your crystal ball juggling—it is time once again for the Labyrinth sing-along!
David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly star along with some homely Muppets, taking us through a maze of upside down staircases and talking door-knockers. Beer will help you to admit that you know the words to the songs.
The night will include a costume competition and other surprises!
92Y|Tribeca
200 Hudson Street, Tribeca
Friday, October 28th at 10:15pm
Tickets: $13, includes one beer
36 Hours in Downtown Manhattan
is rising, and the 9/11 Memorial will open right below it next month on the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks. Although progress on the World Trade Center site has been slow, the surrounding neighborhoods did not wait to revive (and in some cases reinvent themselves) after all the emotional and economic devastation. The financial district is bustling, Chinatown is as quirky and enticing as ever, and TriBeCa is bursting with new restaurants, bars and hotels. With the exception of those seeking a night of relentless club-hopping, travelers hardly need venture north of Canal Street for a complete New York weekend. (read more at NYTimes.com)
Summer Streets 2011!
This summer, for the fourth year in a row, Summer Streets will temporarily close Park Avenue and connecting streets from the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park to motor vehicles and open it up to people on three consecutive Saturdays in August (August 6, 13, & 20).
Mini Golf is a quintessential, warm weather activity that we look forward to every year - usually when we’re out visiting the Jersey Shore. However, NYC now has their own putt-putt course. Recently opened in May, this 13,000-square-foot, 18-hole course is relatively easy, inexpensive and accessible. The holes have some cute features, like the one where your ball ends up in a stream, and floats back to the green. Wanna look like a pro, then watch Chelsea Piers’ golf pro and all-around cool dude Josh Meyers tell you how to take down the course and read his hole-by-hole tips. (via Thrillist)
Manhattan Apartments Renting Below the Mean
New York rents have spiked about 10 percent since this time last year, yet deals do exist. NY Magazine presents seven likable Manhattan apartments renting at up to $2,000 below the mean. (via NY Magazine)
NYC Cocktail Week
It’s Cocktail Week in New York. From right now until June 29th, over a dozen of the city’s finest mixologists are offering up two full size cocktails and an appetizer for a mere $20.11. The list includes such hot spots such as Employees Only, Pegu Club, Death & Company, and Clover Club. Serious Eats hit the town to uncover the finest offerings.
How many of the 91 movies depicted here can you name?
Why Buy? You Can Spend Tons Renting
“New York by Gehry” — along with a dozen other new large-scale luxury rental buildings that have gone on the market in the last year — is testing the limits of the price renters will pay for what developers call “aspirational living.”
Even in a city not known for restraint when it comes to displays of wealth and status the properties — with their tens of thousands of square feet dedicated to amenities like private screening rooms, sprawling gyms and even a dog spa — are something new in the rental market. (Read more at NYT.com)
This is one of our favorite new buildings in New York City.
New York by Gehry Film
Resurrecting the “Bay window” such an amazing and innovative architect, Frank Gehry has really set the standards high for all architects who have their eyes set on creating a high rise in NYC. The building has the most amazing views and if you check out the website you will see the floor plans are impeccable. My new goal is to live here one day and it’s not too far fetched!
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