March 2021

• See inside Roosevelt Island's first-ever hotel opening this summer
• Don't panic: A 'Game of Thrones' play is coming to Broadway
• Broadway stars are performing rooftop concerts in downtown New York this April
• This new line of candles is inspired by the quintessential smells of New York
• 'Diana,' the musical is already selling tickets for when it opens on Broadway
• Breaking: Marijuana is now officially legal in New York state
• This interactive artwork hidden in Chelsea features walls covered in fascinating objects
• The Metropolitan Opera is streaming free productions every night
• The best spots to have a breakdown in NYC, according to New Yorkers
• There is a secret speakeasy hidden inside the 28th Street subway station
• This new immersive pop-up exhibit in Bushwick is sure to invade your Instagram feed
• The Tribeca Festival is officially returning with in-person screenings this year
• You can buy and live inside this church in the East Village for $5 million
• This new Williamsburg pop-up-turned-restaurant is serving succulent modern takes on Jewish staples
• Alibi Lounge, one of NYC's only Black-owned LGBTQ+ bars, is raising funds to stay open
• New York launches the nation's first vaccine passports
• Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival
• Lucky Cheng's
• Great news! Franklin Park in Crown Heights isn't closing after all
• Don't miss these theatrical meals from New York's best chefs
• PHOTOS: See the first full week of spring in NYC
• Junior's is giving away free mini cheesecakes to vaccinated New Yorkers
• Check out these striking portraits of New Yorkers at home
• This interactive map lets you plan your 750-mile trek from NYC to Canada
• This baker made an incredibly realistic bagel-and-lox cake
• Talea Beer Taproom
• Great Outdoors Comedy
• NYC will help vaccinate theater workers to prepare for Broadway's return
• 10 great ways to celebrate the first week of spring in NYC
• This New Yorker bottled an "Emotional Support Beer" that you can actually buy now
• New York officials finally reached a deal to legalize recreational marijuana
• Here's when NYC's floating bars and restaurants are opening for the season
• This Soho spot sells Japan's famous soufflé pancakes and you've got to try them
• Celebrate all the holidays you missed this year in one jam-packed weekend at a camp outside NYC
• 13 New Yorkers remember the last night before lockdown
• These 20 painted planets have been placed all over Long Island City
• The Hayden Planetarium Space Theater is re-opening at limited capacity today
• Dolphins were seen swimming around in the East River today
• A Novel Kitchen is a whimsical new bookstore restaurant in Brooklyn Heights
• This free store in Gowanus is helping New Yorkers in need
• This futuristic new Brooklyn art installation is meant to calm you down
• You’re going to want to be a part of this weekly socially-distanced dance party in McCarren Park
• Check out this semi-secret new food stall in Flushing serving traditional Chinese treats
• These traditional train station boards outside of Brooklyn Borough Hall are actually a public art display
• Over 20 artists will display their work in a free public art exhibit at Riverside Park this summer
• A new (indoor!) light and sound show is taking over Union Square next month
• Check out Sant Ambroeus' new delicious and glamorous gelateria in SoHo
• See how different Central Park’s Lasker Rink will look after its reconstruction
• These haikus capture what it's like to live in New York City
• NYC’s new Open Culture program kicks off this weekend with live outdoor performances
• A Brooklyn baker and a NYC artist raffle off art to feed those in need
• Feast your eyes on these Mexican-inspired doughnuts from Fan-Fan Doughnuts in Bed-Stuy
• You'll be able to see the Mets play this spring—sports are back at 20 percent
• Over 20 outdoor reading rooms are popping up in Brooklyn next month
• The Grilling: Jacob's Pickles' Jacob Hadjigeorgis
• Indoor fitness classes are coming back to NYC on Monday
• This video reminds us of what one year in lockdown in New York was really like
• Ms. Pat, founder of VP Records, is ready to talk about her journey
• Apparently, it might snow in NYC tomorrow
• Brooklyn's Municipal Building has officially been renamed for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• See the lush rooftop park and sky bridge coming to Radio City Music Hall
• Shakespeare in the Park is returning to Central Park this summer!
• City Winery just released its awesome spring lineup and we're oh-so-excited
• Portraits of New Yorkers we've lost to COVID-19 lit up the Brooklyn Bridge this past weekend
• To the dismay of New Yorkers, sandwich institution Eisenberg's has indefinitely closed
• Mookies—cookies filled with mochi—have taken over New York
• The Shed at Hudson Yards is officially reopening next month
• 9 amazing women who changed NYC for the better this year
• Rentable “mini backyards” will soon pop up at The Lawn Club in downtown NY
• Keith McNally on the return of Balthazar and his super-entertaining Instagram account
• This NYC restaurant is offering a decadent at-home omakase experience
• Hundreds of candles will light up Lincoln Center to honor COVID-19 victims this weekend
• A massive statue of RBG is being unveiled in downtown Brooklyn today
• We want to hear your thoughts on NYC!
• Grocery stores became the new clubs this year
• A case for permanent outdoor dining in NYC
• There’s a massive Japanese-style outdoor dining area at Industry City right now
• Thirteen iconic NYC rooms we missed the most this year
• There's a new NYC landlord rating app that helps you avoid the bad ones
• Finally! Manhattan is getting its first-ever Sonic
• An ode to exercising outdoors during a global pandemic
• Everything we know about Marcus Samuelsson's new massive restaurant in Chelsea
• The MTA’s digital subway map now includes vaccination sites around the city
• NYC is honoring those lost to Covid with an official memorial event this Sunday
• Nowhere Fest
• This New Yorker is selling decadent banana bread to the masses from a ghost kitchen downtown
• Patti Smith is performing at the Brooklyn Museum today
• Indoor dining can re-open at 75% capacity all over New York—except for the city
• A broken glass ceiling is now surrounding Fearless Girl to celebrate International Women's Day
• A bunch of flower hearts have been placed in front of the Flatiron Building to honor COVID-19 victims
• "Behind the Glass"
• Chashama
• Your guide to the NYC's newest museum, the Frick Madison
• Social Alchemix (Live!)
• This New Yorker found a second apartment behind her own apartment
• Meet New York Aquarium's adorable new harbor seal pup
• This new platform lets you party with friends in virtual worlds
• Treat yourself to a delicious, colorful rainbow crepe cake from this NYC bakery
• SummerStage Anywhere gears up for a month of awesome female-led virtual performances for Women's History Month
• These NYC movie theaters are opening on Friday—here's what you can expect
• It's happening! NYC entertainment venues can reopen next month
• Nine Moons Piercing
• You can now dine in cozy “outdoor villages” at over 30 of NYC’s best restaurants
• This under-the-radar NYC movie theater was named one of the three most beautiful in the world
• Best book clubs for reading the classics
• Javits Center and Yankee Stadium will be administering vaccines 24/7 starting this week
• Here's how to get free burgers for a year at Smashburger
• See inside that famous 'Moonstruck' townhouse in Brooklyn Heights
• The Macy's Flower Show is back and better than ever this year
• Going to a wedding in New York? You'll have to get down in "dance zones"
• Balthazar is finally reopening after being closed for almost a year
• Asian-American businesses are saying ‘enough is enough’ to hate crimes by feeding the community