Tired of your small, dark and uninspiring bathroom? Are you ready to finally give it an overhaul? Well, there’s no better time to give your small bathroom a fresh look. Small bathroom design is finally stepping out of the cookie-cutter bathtub, sink cabinet, mirror and toilet combination.
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Wednesday September 27, 2017
If you've had it when it comes to dreary home office spaces, listen up. Those who are short on space or privacy (i.e. roommates) needn't look further than the room you sleep in for home workspace, and while writing emails may not be high on your list of favorite bedroom activities, these nine bedroom office nooks are so good they'll have you reducing your commute time in a big way.
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Tuesday September 12, 2017
Photoville is back at the Brooklyn Bridge Plaza. Photoville once again showcases creative photography from around the world with over 55+ shipping containers used as gallery rooms.
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Enjoy the end of summer Movies Under the star this Thursday featuring the movie Men in Black. Watch the free screening of the original Men in Black Movie at Tony Dapolito Recreation Center.
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Wednesday August 23, 2017
Summer is closing to the end but doesn't mean the street fairs are over. Hester Street Fair will showcase an array of food vendors, shopping, and designs this, Saturday, August 26.
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Today from 1:23 pm to 2:44 pm NYC will experience a partial solar eclipse. The moon will cover nearly 2/3 of the sun. The eclipse is said to last until 4 pm where the moon will make its path from the sun, and our skies will return to normal.
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This talent-packed event is one of the top highlights of Harlem Week, featuring aspiring singers, musicians, rappers, dancers and spoken word artists doing their best to convince audiences to make them Apollo legends.
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This 27th annual fair features teams of rowers racing dragon-emblazoned boats for. During the many heat competition, enjoy performances by Shaolin monks and the CASYM Steel Orchestra, and indulge in bites like dumplings, bao buns, and zongzi-stuffed rice leaves. Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Grand Central Pkwy to Van Wyck Expwy between Roosevelt Ave and Robinson Pkwy, Queens
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This weekend experience the NY Renaissance Fair in Tuxedo Park, NY. Now on its the 40th Year, this fair has plenty of re-enactment, jousting knights, medieval games, and events. The festival's food offering includes funnel cake, steak on a stake, and plenty of beer and ale.
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On Saturday, August 5, 12, and 19 nearly seven miles of New York City's streets will be opened up for everyone to play, run, walk and bike. Summer Streets provides space for healthy recreation and encourages New Yorkers to use more sustainable forms of transportation.
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Join a self-defense workshop with Radical bookstore Bluestockings to learn the essential skill to protect yourself. Join in on this free class!
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Taikoza was formed in New York City by members of Ondekoza (the group that started the renaissance of taiko in Japan in Japan in the '60s and introduced Taiko worldwide)
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Check out the beautiful colorful art exhibition of artist Dale Chihuly at this larger than life exhibition. With over 20 large pieces will take over the Botanical Garden.
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Calling all horror, gore and thriller fanatics: Scary Movies X, Lincoln Center’s 10th annual Screamfest, delivers a serious slate of scares. Check out screenings like Terrifier, Still/Born and It Stains the Sand Red, and see festivities such as a “Cake, Clowns, & Corpses” party featuring birthday-themed thrillers from the ’70s and ’80s and a conversation with seasoned horror actor and deadpan comedian Bob Balaban.
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It might be best known to downtown folks as Lin-Manuel Miranda’s old stomping grounds, but the northern tip of Manhattan—Washington Heights and Inwood—has tons of history, incredible food, and gorgeous green spaces. Here are seven great reasons to hop on the A train.
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Enjoy the outdoors here in NYC. Hiking is a good way to reduce stress and a way to stay fit. The Urban Park Ranger hiking guides will introduce you to the hidden gems of New York City parks.
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Join Yoga instructors from Elaine's Dance School for a free beginners guild to yoga. Don't forget to bring a mat, towels, and a hydration source.
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One of the best things to do this summer in NYC is seeing the beautiful sunset in the city. Luckily today at 8:12 pm and on July 12, 2017, you can experience the best sunset when the sun aligns perfectly with the Manhattan's east-west grid.
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