New York City
New York City is a city that pulses with movement, sound, and stories at every corner. Whether it's the echo of footsteps under Grand Central Terminal’s iconic ceiling or the quiet shuffle of chess pieces in Washington Square Park, every detail is part of a larger rhythm. Visitors can walk from the colonial-era streets of the Financial District to the flashing LED screens of Times Square in less than an hour. For a view that puts it all in perspective, the Edge at Hudson Yards offers a glass-floored platform suspended 100 stories above Manhattan.
History is layered into everyday life here. The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island still stand as powerful symbols for generations of immigrants who passed through New York Harbor. Meanwhile, the Tenement Museum on the Lower East Side brings personal stories to life inside restored apartments, where guides introduce visitors to the lives of families who lived there during the 19th and 20th centuries. Even Central Park, designed in the 1850s by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, was envisioned as a public escape from the city’s rapid industrial expansion, an idea that still holds up today.
New York’s cultural offerings are unmatched in scope. A single day could include a visit to the Museum of Modern Art, a Broadway matinee, and live jazz at an underground club in the Village. Street art blooms in Bushwick, while Harlem continues to honor its musical roots with gospel brunches and performances at the Apollo Theater.
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Central Park
Sprawling green space and an antidote to New York's concrete jungle.
Statue of Liberty National Monument
French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi's creation stands proudly as an American icon in New York Harbor.
Empire State Building
At a height of 1,454 feet, this New York landmark's observatories provide the most breathtaking views of the city.
Times Square
Midtown Manhattan's buzzing center of theater, lights and billboards is one of the world's most visited locations.
Rockefeller Center
Complex of 19 commercial buildings (including NBC at 30 Rockefeller Plaza) has an ice rink during the winter months. Presiding over it all is a golden statue of Prometheus in the Lower Plaza.
Museum of Modern Art
Midtown Manhattan's MoMA is one of the most influential and sizable modern art museums in the world.
Getting Around
Walking is key in NYC, but subways and buses are the next-best option. MTA New York City Transit will get you around all five boroughs and it runs 24/7. Purchase a MetroCard and you're on your way!
Putting Green Mini Golf
From 8/15/2024 - 12/1/2026
Check out this interactive mini-golf course that doubles as a climate solutions exhibit. Play through 18 unique holes featuring eco-friendly designs, like reclaimed factory planks, sustainable turf, and cool uses of recycled marine debris. It's a fun way to learn about sustainability while hitting the greens.
Abilene Trivia
From 8/19/2024 - 12/7/2026
Get ready to test your knowledge and have a blast at Trivia Night. With a lively host and awesome prizes up for grabs, it’s the perfect way to enjoy a night out. Whether you're a trivia pro or just in it for the laughs, Trivia Night promises a good time for everyone.
Chelsea Flea
From 7/26/2025 - 12/26/2027
Chelsea Flea serves as a paradise for vintage lovers nestled in Manhattan's bustling heart. This open-air market is resplendent with rare antiques, unique collectibles, and other eye-catching treasures, offering an exciting hunt for retro fashion, handmade goods, and undiscovered trinkets every weekend.
Brooklyn Flea
From 7/26/2025 - 12/26/2027
Explore NYC's celebrated market, renowned for its carefully selected collection of vintage, handmade, and truly unique items. Engage with a vast audience, showcasing your products to thousands of browsers each weekend.
Historic Downtown Farmers Market
From 9/21/2025 - 12/30/2027
Be a part of a tradition spanning over a decade at the Historic Downtown Farmers Market, immersing yourself in an environment that is open nearly year-round to support local NJ farms and businesses. Sink your culinary teeth into fresh produce, delightful pies, mouth-watering cookies, and eye-catching flowers abound throughout the market seasons that cover Spring, Summer, and Winter!
Renegade Craft Fair
From 12/13/2025 - 12/14/2025
The Renegade Craft Fair in New York City is a curated marketplace showcasing the creativity and talent of independent makers and artists. Featuring handcrafted goods, unique home décor, and artisanal products, the fair offers a vibrant shopping experience with a focus on sustainability and innovation. Visitors can meet the makers, enjoy delicious food and drinks, and take part in DIY workshops, making it a one-of-a-kind destination for art and craft enthusiasts.
Dustin Nickerson
On 12/18/2025
Dustin Nickerson is an American stand-up comedian known for his clean, relatable humor and engaging storytelling. His comedy often revolves around his experiences as a husband and father, tackling everyday situations with wit and charm. Nickerson's approachable style and ability to find humor in the ordinary have made him a favorite among audiences of all ages.
Dancing Dream: A Tribute to ABBA
On 12/19/2025
Get ready to groove to the catchiest tunes from the Swedish pop supergroup ABBA, as the tribute act Dancing Dream recreates the vibrant energy of the '70s. An engaging show for all ages, it encourages toe-tapping fun at cabaret-style seating, ensuring a thrilling experience pulsating with hits like Mamma Mia, "Dancing Queen," and "Fernando."
Shakey Graves
On 12/19/2025
Shakey Graves is a Texas-based Americana musician. Blues, folk, country, and rock and roll are all present in his music. He got his moniker after a stranger, who seemed high on LSD, yelled “spooky wagons.” Over a campfire, he and his pals jokingly assigned each other Native American guide names.
Silverstein
On 12/20/2025
Canadian rock band, Silverstein, took their name from children’s book author, Shel Silverstein, whose books they read as children. They have ten studio albums, a live CD, four EPs, and a compilation album.
Jeryko
On 12/17/2025
Yaniv Hoffman, better known by his stage name Jeryko, is a vocalist and guitarist who blends folk rock, soul, hip-hop, and electronic dance music in his work. Some of his popular singles are "How to Fly," "On the Bowery," and "Bulletproof."
keiyaA
On 12/16/2025
Chakeiya Richmond, better known by her stage name keiyaA, is an American singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who released her debut album, Forever, Ya Girl, in 2020. Inspired by soul, goth, and post-punk artists, she has created singles like "I! Gits! Weary!," "Hvnli," and "Rectifiya."
The Moth
On 12/17/2025
The Moth is a nonprofit storytelling organization that presents live events featuring true personal tales told by storytellers onstage without notes. These intimate, often heartfelt and humorous performances connect audiences through shared human experiences and emotional resonance. The format encourages authenticity and leaves a lasting impact long after the event ends.
Current Joys
On 12/17/2025
Current Joys, legal name, Nicholas Foster Rattigan, is a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, music video director, journalist, and singer-songwriter. Apart from his solo career, Current Joy is also the lead singer of "Surf Curse," an indie surf rock band.
Ripe
On 12/19/2025
Ripe is a Boston-based funk/pop band. Robbie Wulfsohn sings, Tory Geismar plays guitar, Jon Becker plays guitar, Sampson Hellerman plays drums, Josh Shpak plays trumpet, Calvin Barthel plays trombone, and Nadav Shapira plays bass. "Hey Hello" and "Produce the Juice" are their two EPs.
That Mexican OT
On 12/19/2025
That Mexican OT is a rapper making waves with his energetic flow and clever wordplay. Hailing from Texas, he brings Southern flavor and lively storytelling to his tracks. His charismatic style has quickly earned him attention across the rap scene.
Loud Luxury
On 12/27/2025
Loud Luxury is a Canadian DJ duo known for catchy, danceable hits that blend house music with pop vocals. Their live shows are crowd-pleasing and packed with energy.
Winter Jazzfest
From 1/8/2026 - 1/13/2026
Explore the feel-good sounds and discover new music at the Winter Jazzfest in downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn. The fest features over 700 musicians and artists on over 21 stages. Support local musicians and open your ears to enjoy the music with over 17,000 other enthusiasts during Winter Jazzfest.
A Christmas Carol
On 12/19/2025
A Christmas Carol is a Broadway musical based on the timeless story by Charles Dickens. Created by two visionary Tony Award winners, Jack Thorne and Matthew Warchus, it has won Tony Awards and garnered praises from prestigious names like The New York Times.
We Are Scientists
On 1/10/2026
Since their formation in the early 2000s, We Are Scientists have consistently delivered a brand of indie rock that's equal parts infectious and witty. With their trademark blend of catchy melodies, witty lyrics, and lively stage presence, they have carved out a niche for themselves within the indie music landscape.
Luciano
On 1/10/2026
Luciano, a German rapper with Mozambican roots, is known for his blend of German rap and street rap, marked by introspective and often socially conscious lyrics. His albums, like "Eiskalt," have contributed to his status as a significant figure in the German rap scene.