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Immersive Van Gogh at Pier 36 Extended Through April 2022

Immersive Van Gogh at Pier 36 Extended Through April 2022

by Downtown Magazine | Dec 7, 2021 | Art, Culture, Featured, Museums, News, NYC

Immersive Van Gogh at Pier 36 on Vesey Street, has been extended through April 2022. Photo by Liz Devine. Due to popular demand, Immersive Van Gogh at Pier 36 on Vesey Street, has been extended through April 2022. It was seen by 800,000 visitors during its New York...
A Colorful Experience with EnChroma

A Colorful Experience with EnChroma

by Samantha Doria | Jun 29, 2021 | Events, Lifestyle, Living, Museums, NYC, Restaurants

On June 26, EnChroma, a lead manufacturer of glasses for those who are colorblind, teamed up with Eataly Downtown for a fun and colorful event. At this event, five color-blind New Yorkers experienced viewing color for the first time. La Pizza & La Pasta A Colori,...
Dreaming of Dior at Brooklyn Museum

Dreaming of Dior at Brooklyn Museum

by Noemi Florea | Feb 9, 2021 | Art, Culture, Design, Fashion, Museums, News, NYC

The Brooklyn Museum exhibit Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams features more than 200 of Dior’s haute couture garments. This exhibit at Brooklyn Museum opens with a timeline of Dior’s legacy, beginning with his early life and later walking through the...
The Newest Pop-up Welcomes New Yorkers To Visit and Celebrate

The Newest Pop-up Welcomes New Yorkers To Visit and Celebrate

by Luigi Rosabianca | Aug 24, 2020 | Dining, Museums, News, NYC

Hot Pot Lab, the Newest Pop-Up After more than 3 months quarantine due to COVID-19, New Yorkers are now in the reopening phase of their beloved city. It’s a welcome relief for all especially small businesses throughout the city. Museums like the Moma announced...
A Celebration of Resilience, Resistance, and Hope

A Celebration of Resilience, Resistance, and Hope

by Jeff Simmons | Jun 10, 2020 | Culture, Entertainment, Events, Museums, Music, News, Theater

The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, where 13,000 Jews died fighting Nazi oppression – in April and May 1943, it was the largest single act of resistance during the Holocaust. The Uprising was the inspiration for “Zog nit keyn mol” (Yiddish: “Never Say”), known as the...
Serving Up a Dish of Heart and Sole

Serving Up a Dish of Heart and Sole

by Jeff Simmons | May 29, 2020 | Chefs, Dining, Museums, News, Nutrition, NYC, Restaurants

Holocaust survivors are considered some of the most vulnerable New Yorkers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.   One Manhattan restaurateur is making sure they get a dose of comfort – and good food – while staying indoors to remain safe. Madison and Park Hospitality...
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