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Missed the lottery? You can still run. Get the 2026 course details, charity options, and race-day tips for NYC’s iconic half marathon.
You want to know how to get into New York Fashion Week 2026. I get it. There is nothing quite…
January 19, 2026, isn’t just a day off; it’s a day on. We’ve curated the 11 most powerful NYC events to honor MLK Day 2026—from the 40th Annual Tribute at BAM and the “Uptown Hall” conversations at the Apollo to the best ways to volunteer your time with New York Cares. Here is your sophisticated guide to celebrating the legacy.
Ready to skate? From the magical rink at Rockefeller Center to the free ice at Bryant Park, we’ve got the full breakdown of prices, tickets, and tips for every top spot in NYC.
As winter comes to a close, there’s no better time to lace up your skates and glide across some of…
Visiting New York City is exciting year-round, but choosing between New York City winter vs. summer can shape your experience….
Visiting the Statue of Liberty is a dream for many, but when is the best time to go? Is it…
New York City in winter is nothing short of magical. The city transforms into a snowy wonderland, with twinkling lights,…
Winter in New York City has its own charm—crisp air, twinkling lights, and plenty of cozy and adventurous New York…
A lot of people think the High Line is just a summer spot. They’re wrong. It’s free, it’s quiet, and the views are amazing. Here’s your 2025-2026 guide.
There is a specific electricity in the air when New York Fashion Week 2026 rolls around. You can feel it…
Find out what’s open in NYC on Christmas Day! We cover where to eat, which attractions are open (like ice rinks & observation decks), and what’s closed.
The holidays don’t end on December 25th. We explore the vibrant soul of Three Kings Day in NYC—from the camel-filled parade in East Harlem to the best spots for Rosca de Reyes in Sunset Park. Here is why January 6, 2026, needs to be on your calendar, and how to celebrate DÃa de Reyes like a true local.
The holidays aren’t over until the camels walk down Park Avenue! The Three Kings Day Parade NYC 2026 returns to El Barrio on Tuesday, January 6. We’ve verified the new route (starting at 106th & Park), the best “insider” viewing spots on 3rd Avenue, and the top local restaurants—from La Chula to Ricardo Steak House—to keep the fiesta going.
The global jazz scene descends on NYC from January 8–13, 2026! We’ve created the ultimate guide to NYC Winter JazzFest 2026—breaking down the Manhattan vs. Brooklyn Marathons, the “must-see” sets (like Takuya Kuroda at LPR), and where to grab a burger at 2 AM on Bleecker Street without missing the next beat.
The difference between a glorious plunge and a miserable one is your gear. We’ve compiled the ultimate Polar Bear Plunge packing list for 2026—including the “strip-and-go” outfit strategy, why you absolutely need water shoes (trust us, the sand hurts), and the secret weapon of every veteran plunger: the terry-cloth bathrobe.
Kick off 2026 with a splash! The Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge returns on Thursday, January 1, 2026. We’ve verified the 11:00 AM start time, the online registration hacks (skip the line!), and the essential safety tips you need to survive the icy Atlantic—including why you should never, ever go barefoot.
Is NYC Restaurant Week actually a deal, or just a way to sell cheap chicken to tourists? We break down the “30/30/30 Rule” of restaurant economics to explain why most menus are a trap—and reveal the 5 “Loss Leader” spots for Winter 2026 (like The Modern and Gramercy Tavern) that are actually auditioning for your future business.
Habari Gani? Kwanzaa returns on December 26! We’ve created the ultimate guide to the 7 Principles (Nguzo Saba)—explaining what “Umoja” and “Kuumba” actually mean—plus a breakdown of the correct greetings, symbols, and the best 2025 Kwanzaa events happening in NYC, from the Apollo Theater to the Brooklyn Children’s Museum.
The Hanukkah-themed miracle returns! Maccabee Bar 2025 is back to save us from the “Santa Baby” fatigue. We have the verified details on the confirmed Boston residency at Noir Bar, the current status of the NYC pop-up (formerly at Saint Tuesday), and a breakdown of the viral menu—including the “Hebrew Hammer” and the famous “Latke Sour.”
It’s the most magical night of the Festival of Lights. Hanukkah on Ice 2025 returns to Central Park’s Wollman Rink on Tuesday, December 16! We’ve got the full scoop on tickets, the giant hand-carved Ice Menorah lighting, and the kosher sufganiyot (doughnuts) included with admission. Here is how to celebrate the 3rd Night of Hanukkah under the stars.
Escape the Midtown chaos and head to the Upper East Side for the city’s most authentic holiday celebration. Hanukkah Family Day returns to the Jewish Museum on Sunday, December 14, 2025. We have the full rundown on the free admission for kids, the shadow puppet workshops, and how to snag a table at Russ & Daughters without the two-hour wait.
If there is one thing I’ve learned after surviving countless New York winters, it’s that December in Brooklyn is a…
The energy is unmatched. Kwanzaa Crawl NYC 2025 returns on Friday, December 26! We’ve got the full breakdown on ticket prices (starting ~$37), the difference between the Brooklyn and Harlem routes, and how to secure your wristband before they sell out. Here is how to support Black-owned businesses and celebrate Umoja in style.
