Plus free events at the Museum of the American Indian; summer streets come in August; a courteous warning.
Plus a new preventative health provider at Club 300; Emily Hyland at Poets House; West Side Fest at the Whitney. / 4 comments
It's been the Month of New York, starting with the first NBA finals game on June 3 and ending with the July 4th fireworks. But wait, there's more!
Registration is still open for free viewing for Sail250, the parade of ships from all over the world here to celebrate the USA.
Local parks and local bars are hosting watch parties from now until the final on July 19. / 2 comments
Plus a water main break in Battery Park City; a new Japanese nail salon on Church; restaurant opens in Cloud One hotel in Fidi.
Plus news for alternate side parking; Battery Dance celebrates America 250; Apollo Bagels opens today. / 2 comments
Plus a watch party under the Brooklyn Bridge; Alo is open in Brookfield; voting for Grand Banks.
As if the Knicks and the World Cup were not enough, the city is expecting 8 million visitors for both the fireworks and Sail4th 250, featuring tall ships from 20 nations. / 3 comments
Plus photography at Hal Bromm; Swedish Midsummer Festival coming up; Duane Park Patisserie is officially closed. / 1 comment
The city's newest viewing platform gives 360 views of the buildings -- and the issues -- of Tribeca and Fidi and beyond. / 2 comments
Fans are getting in position now for the Knicks ticker-tape parade, hunkering down for the night till the parade rolls by sometime after 10a. / 2 comments
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