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Anything for Love: Bat Out of Hell—The Musical
When the voltage-driven Meat Loaf album Bat Out of Hell debuted in 1977, the vocals painted by composer Jim Steinman were draped in theatricality. This was a rock musical waiting to happen. And now it has.
How to Celebrate the Moon Landing's 50th Anniversary in NYC
On July 20, 1969, American astronauts walked on the moon. Fifty years later, the city is celebrating the Apollo 11 anniversary with new museum exhibitions, talks, films, and more. Take one small step—or a giant leap—to one of these lunar activities, happening this weekend and beyond in NYC.
The Cold Brew of the Summer: The Nitro Molé Mocha at Starbucks Reserve Roastery
The cold brew of summer is here. The Nitro Molé Mocha brings together Starbucks Reserve™ espresso, dark chocolate mocha, and almond milk. The result is a decadent and velvety cold coffee treat, with notes of molé and vanilla.
Where to Pick Up Food for Your Central Park Picnic
New York City doesn’t get much better than a sunny day in Central Park. Here are several options for your picnic, whether you’re looking for a DIY feel, a grill-out day with restaurant steaks, or a concierge picnic service.
New York Coupons: $5 Off at the FDNY Fire Zone
New York Coupons: FDNY Fire Zone. When you make a purchase of $25 or more at the FDNY Fire Zone, get a special deal of $5 off with the City Guide discount.
6 Great Restaurants for Seasonal Eating in the Flatiron District
The Flatiron District, which boasts some of the city’s top restaurants, features several seasonally minded spots with new menus for the season. Here are six places to enjoy summer eats in the Flatiron, like seasonal fish, pork belly with strawberries, and juicy tomatoes.
Half Off Comedy and Magic at LOL Times Square Comedy Club
LOL Times Square Comedy Club is a space for comedy and magic in the heart of Times Square. There are shows nightly for locals and visitors alike, where New York comics share the stage with traveling pros.
Where to Eat After Visiting the Statue of Liberty
Every year, pilgrims from around the world make the Statue of Liberty the absolute must-see of their NYC trips. But it's also a four-hour investment to get up close and personal with Lady Liberty, so you're likely to be a bit peckish upon your return. Here's where you can go to plug that hole in your tummy and talk about your experience on Liberty Island with the grand old gal herself.
Save on National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey with City Guide's Coupon Code
Go on an immersive adventure beneath the seas, from the South Pacific to the coast of California, with National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey. Take advantage of City Guide's coupon code and you can enjoy it at a discount: $10 off.
Patrick's Restaurant & Oyster Bar Comes to Times Square
New to Times Square, Patrick’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar has arrived on 42nd Street. Come to this dining destination before a show, after a trip to nearby Madame Tussauds, or pretty much anytime you could use a Patrick’s Painkiller.
Enter the World of Anna Sui at the Museum of Arts and Design in NYC
Opening September 12 during New York Fashion Week, The World of Anna Sui celebrates one of the country’s top designers at the Museum of Arts and Design on Columbus Circle.
'NYC: Above and Beyond' Coming to the Empire State Building
The Empire State Building has announced an exciting, brand-new exhibition at the world’s most-visited building. In addition to a view from the top of the 1,454-foot skyscraper, visitors can experience NYC: Above and Beyond at the top of the Empire State Building beginning this fall.
Two Exhibitions, One Conversation: Titus Kaphar and European Works on Paper at Brooklyn Museum
Presented in tandem, The Brooklyn Museum recently unveiled two unique exhibitions for the summer. One: Titus Kaphar will focus on a single work by the artist Titus Kaphar—a painting called Shifting the Gaze—while Rembrandt to Picasso: Five Centuries of European Works on Paper will examine the development of European art on paper.
King Kong on Broadway: Catch Him While You Can
The 2,000-pound gorilla may be about to exit the room, but not before he leaves a legacy of the loudest audience oohs, ahhs, and OMGs in Broadway history—and a Tony Award tribute to his headline-grabbing stage presence!
The Best Eats Near Kings Theatre
Kings Theatre is a Brooklyn treasure. This event venue, located in the Flatbush neighborhood, was built in the 1920s and modeled after the palace at Versailles. Here’s a list of where to eat before or after the big show!
5 Instagrammable Spots in New York
If you’re heading to New York, make sure you take up the opportunity to visit the most Instagrammable places. There are so many Insta-worthy corners, it’s just about finding out where they are…
6 Unique Ice Cream Shops in NYC
For unique ice cream, New York City is hard to beat. From unicorn ice cream to ice cream cake sandwiches, innovations are everywhere in the city's dessert scene. Read on for our picks for the best of unique ice cream shops in New York City.
May the Course Be With You: New York Road Runners and Where to Run in NYC
One New York experience that doesn’t cost a penny is running—just toss those kicks and basic gear in your bag and you’re set. There are parks, loops, and trails fit for everything from a gentle jog to a long distance workout, many with wonderful views of iconic NYC sites.
Where to Find Free Outdoor Fitness Classes in NYC
A host of New York City destinations are offering free fitness classes in outdoor spaces—from courtyards to waterfront parks. A fun and full lineup of classes includes everything from yoga, Zumba, and dancing salsa to high-intensity fitness and cardio.
Reviewer’s Beat: The Imbible and Day Drinking
Entering the intimate Green Room bar at New World Stages—setting for both The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking and Day Drinking: The Brunch Musical—means shedding the world outside and giving yourself over to a sparkling young cast who know their way around mixology, comedy, history, and a fast costume change.
Buzzalicious Theatre Here (NYC) & Now (WorldPride)
Après the Tonys…Thrill? Relief? Letdown? Opportunity? The latter, of course, has much to do with taking on uncharted Broadway by scoring tickets to the 2019-2020 season’s first wave of shows.
Best of the Best NYC Theatre Fests: Summer, 2019
June, July, and August in the Big Apple are known for Theatre Festivals—arguably the most innovative and inspiring in the world—and some of these events include shows from around the globe. And taking advantage of these fests is a right of theatrical passage for up and coming artists, and the audiences who ride the cutting edge to meet them for the first time during summer in the city.
Reviewer's Beat: Last Man Club
In Last Man Club, Axis Theater Company, the bold standard of boundary-breaking Off-Broadway theatre, once again serves up a powder keg banquet of characters, this time relegated to the Lost & Found Department of Dust Bowl Americana.
10 Things to Do in Brooklyn This Summer
This summer, do Brooklyn right. The borough will be filled with outdoor concerts, mermaid costumes, beachgoers, movies, and fantastic food and drink all season long. Here are 10 ideas to kickstart your Brooklyn summer.
Burger Imposters: NYC Impossible Burgers and Other Vegan Options
Many New York City eateries offer this vegan alternative to burgers. Embrace the environment and explore these meat-free offerings!
