Sunset at Island Oyster. Photo: The Trust for Governors Island Area surrounding historic Soissons Landing on Governors Island to stay open late every night, with perfect picnic spots, food, drinks, and stunning views. Sunsets at Soissons to start July 1 through October 31 The Trust for Governors Island announced todayContinue Reading
Photo: NYC Parks / Daniel Avila McCarren ParkHouse offers four unique food and beverage vendors in an attractive outdoor setting More than $3 million in private funds invested for adaptive re-use of historic structure with sustainable features Building to also serve as local hub for North Brooklyn Parks Maintenance &Continue Reading
Lavender + Vanilla Matcha Latte – Matcha, Lavender, a touch of vanilla, and milk of choice Not only a unique candle cafe, ENLY by Enly Tammela, founded in New York City’s Nolita neighborhood, is also noteworthy in the fact that they are serving the finest and most unique Matcha in the city! FoodContinue Reading
One graphic that will be part of the public awareness campaign the city will run before turning on speed cameras 24/7 on August 1. Credit: New York City Department of Transportation Multi-Agency, Multimedia Outreach Campaign in 11 Languages Will Remind Drivers About Coming Change Speed Cameras Are Proven Preventive ToolsContinue Reading
New York Power Authority Offers Free Charging at EVolve NY Fast Chargers Across New York State to Inspire More New Yorkers to Drive Emissions-Free During High-Travel Holiday Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that the New York Power Authority will offer free charging at all EVolve NY Direct Current Fast Chargers across the state from July 1Continue Reading
Photo Courtesy by MOIC The world famous attraction is inviting the public to share their “sweetest ice cream memory” for a chance to win free admission In celebration of National Ice Cream Day (NICD) Museum of Ice Cream is spreading the love of ice cream! To honor their favorite day,Continue Reading
National Education Summit July 27–28 Will Feature More Than 30 Free Sessions for Educators Educators across the country are facing unforeseen challenges and rising levels of uncertainty in the classroom. As part of its 175-year commitment to education, the Smithsonian will host a free two-day National Education Summit to celebrateContinue Reading
Credit: “Harriet Beecher Stowe” by Alanson Fisher, oil on canvas, 1853. National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution (L). “Congressman John Lewis” by Michael Shane Neal, oil on linen, 2020. National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution. Gift of Jeffery and Cindy Loring in memory of Congressman John Lewis. Copyright: Michael Shane Neal (R).Continue Reading
Sister Gertrude Morgan, Fan, ca. 1970, paint and ink on card, Smithsonian American Art Museum, The Margaret Z. Robson Collection, Gift of John E. and Douglas O. Robson, 2016.38.43R-V. We Are Made of Stories: Self-Taught Artists in the Robson Family Collection” Opens at the Smithsonian American Art Museum July 1 Artists withoutContinue Reading
Alex Da Corte, ROY G BIV, 2022. Performance, Whitney Biennial 2022: Quiet as It’s Kept (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 6–September 5, 2022), March 29, 2022. Photograph © Matthew Carasella As part of the evolving critically acclaimed survey, the Museum presents live performances by artists Raven Chacon,Continue Reading
