July 9th, 2008
Not since a visit to the Grand Bazaar has shopping been this exciting! Brooklyn Flea, Brooklyn’s largest outdoor flea market, has entered it’s third month and unique finds are at every corner.
Every Sunday, hundreds of vendors pack the Bishop Loughlin High School parking lot to sell their wares. Everything from vintage clothing to […]
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February 27th, 2008
It was a beautiful morning in New York today, but I decided to make a quick trip up to Boston for a few days to visit some friends. I’ll be back tomorrow with everything New York including some information on my first ever (!) trip on the Chinatown Bus from New York to Boston.
In the mean time, I had the […]
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December 25th, 2007
The New York City Traveler wishes you a very Merry Christmas!
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November 19th, 2007
Monday, Nov 19 BAM Remembers Ingmar Bergman presented by actors affiliated with The Royal Dramatic Theatre of Sweden. Selected readings from Bergman’s diaries and an excerpt from the documentary Bergman Island directed by Marie Nyreröd will be screened. Brooklyn Academy of Music. Free
Monday, Nov 19 Comedy monologist and storyteller Mike Daisey performs new material at […]
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November 17th, 2007
Nothing says Thanksgiving quite like the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. The parade first made it’s way down Broadway to Herald Square in 1924. In the parade’s first year, live animals including camels, goats, elephants and donkeys were borrowed from the Central Park Zoo and marched along the parade route. In the following years, bears and […]
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November 16th, 2007
I once heard that a person could eat at a different restaurant in Manhattan for every meal, everyday of their life and still not eat at the same restaurant twice. Though that may be urban folklore, it does remind us of two things: 1) there is a huge array of choices and 2) things are […]
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