Explore the Beauty of Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York

Explore the Beauty of Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York

Prospect Park is an urban park in the Brooklyn borough of New York. It encompasses the neighborhoods of Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Flatbush and Windsor Terrace, and is located adjacent to the Brooklyn Museum, Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Spanning 526 acres, Prospect Park is the second largest public … Read more

American Folk Art Museum Reopens Exhibition Galleries with Free Admission – Visit Now!

American Folk Art Museum Reopens Exhibition Galleries with Free Admission – Visit Now!

The American Folk Art Museum will reopen its exhibition galleries soon. This space will be closed until April 12, while the new exhibitions are installed, which will delight the thousands of people who visit it each year. As its name indicates, the Museum of American Folk Art celebrates traditional craftsmanship and self-taught artists, including the … Read more

Ultimate Guide to Visiting Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York City

Ultimate Guide to Visiting Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York City

One of the great attractions of our city is the wide variety of parks and other public places, available for the enjoyment of the whole family. One of them is Brooklyn Bridge Park, with 85 acres of land along the East River on the Brooklyn borough side. Brooklyn Bridge Park is relatively new. The first … Read more

From the Amazon Jungle to the Concrete Jungle: Adriana Aristizábal’s Inspiring Career Reinvention

From the Amazon Jungle to the Concrete Jungle: Adriana Aristizábal’s Inspiring Career Reinvention

From the Amazon jungle to the most famous concrete jungle, Adriana Aristizábal’s career is an example of reinvention and improvement. “My life has been a life marked by the closing of cycles and the beginning of cycles, the closing of careers and the beginning of a career. I am a business administrator, graduated from the … Read more

Tragic Update: Central Park Owl Flaco’s Death Caused by Traumatic Injury

Tragic Update: Central Park Owl Flaco’s Death Caused by Traumatic Injury

We have an update on the death of Flaco, the Central Park owl who won the love of New Yorkers, and the autopsy results show that his death was caused by an acute traumatic injury. Flaco reportedly died on Friday after crashing into a building on the Upper West Side. The owl escaped from the … Read more

City Enforces New Waste Management Regulations for Businesses: No More Sidewalk Piles Allowed!

City Enforces New Waste Management Regulations for Businesses: No More Sidewalk Piles Allowed!

This week there will be a big change in the way businesses in the city handle their waste. And it will no longer be allowed to pile up those gigantic black garbage bags on the sidewalks. Starting next Friday, all businesses must use containers for their garbage. This is part of an expansion of the … Read more

Remembering Cecilia Gentili: Activist and Actress Honored at St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Remembering Cecilia Gentili: Activist and Actress Honored at St. Patrick’s Cathedral

The images of the Argentine activist and actress Cecilia Gentili, 52, were placed at the foot of the altar of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, where little by little hundreds of people placed flowers in her honor. Alex Francisco was a friend of the activist for the rights of transgender people. “I’m super sad today because Cecilia … Read more

Brooklyn Botanic Garden: A Guide to Visiting & Exploring the 52-Acre Oasis

Brooklyn Botanic Garden: A Guide to Visiting & Exploring the 52-Acre Oasis

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden occupies 52 acres in the center of Brooklyn, near Mount Prospect Park, Prospect Park, and the Brooklyn Museum. The garden is home to more than 14 thousand plant taxa and receives more than 800 thousand visitors each year. It also includes several special gardens, plant collections and structures. The Brooklyn Botanic … Read more

New York City Outdoor Dining Program: Changes to Restaurant Structures and Regulations

New York City Outdoor Dining Program: Changes to Restaurant Structures and Regulations

The Mojitos restaurant, in Jackson Heights, was one of the first to be part of the city’s outdoor restaurant program. Marcos Muńoz, owner of the Mojitos restaurant says: “It is correct through the Latin restaurant association. We had the opportunity to do the pilot program from this business” Now Muńoz is about to say goodbye … Read more

Third Annual Ice Sculpture Show on Governors Island: Live Chainsaw Ice Carving and Public Award Voting

Third Annual Ice Sculpture Show on Governors Island: Live Chainsaw Ice Carving and Public Award Voting

The third annual ice sculpture show happens today on Governors Island. The public can see live chainsaw ice carving by artists who transform blocks of ice into unique works of art. Visitors can vote for their favorite sculpture for the “Public Award” at the end of the event. A larger version of the winning sculpture … Read more