Winter Debuts and Re-Openings in NYC: Bomberino, Petite Disco, King Cole Bar, Time Again, Rash

From Brooklyn’s all-new Bomberino to the legendary King Cole Bar, here are a few interesting new and re-opened spots to try this season. Whether you’re looking for an uptown affair, a subdued sunset cocktail, or you simply need to dance until there is sweat on the walls, NYC certainly has something for you.

Food and Drink, Travel GuidesBen Yamin SchmidtOctober 16, 2024161 W 23rd St, NYCBomberino, Petite Disco, King Cole Bar, St Regis, The St. Regis New York, Time Again, Rash, nyc, things to do in nycComment

This and That: Things To Do in NYC (April 2024)

Spring is here, and NYC is again bustling with activity. Looking for fun events in the city? There’s plenty of opportunity to get out for a good cause or a good time. Here are a few events worth your time in April 2024.

Events and HappeningsBen Yamin SchmidtMarch 30, 2024Metropolitan Museum of Art, events in nyc, nyc, Dine with Dez, New York Fashion Week, nyfw, Black in Fashion Council, Children’s Museum of the Arts, oneoneone, SoundGallery, Internet.Hotspot, Lunar New Year Celebration, New York Botanical Garden, New York Youth League, Fifteen Percent Pledge, Kouros Maghsoudi, Ayanegui, Mexico City Art Week, Gallery H14, Tracee Ellis Ross, Tinashe, Sumi Yuri Studio, Foodmasku, Mumbot, HUGFest, The Canvas 3.0, Mystic Monday, Madison Horne, Rachmaninoff, Piazzola, Schumann, Anthony Trionfo, Albert Cano Smit, Ying Li, Ziggy & Miles, Bella Hristova, Oliver Neubauer, Toby Appel, Julia Bruskin, Jeremy Denk, Bach, Fauré, The Julliard School, Damian Woetzel, Salone del Mobile, Dallas Art Fair, D.A.T.E. Sneakers, Park Avenue Armory, Infinity Awards, International Center of Photography, Daniel Diaza, Monica Piñeros, The Juilliard SchoolComment

This and That: Things To Do in NYC (March 2024)

Looking for fun events in New York City in March 2024? From International Women’s Day to the opening of the Whitney Biennial, there’s plenty of opportunity to get out for a good cause or a good time.

This and That: Things To Do in NYC (February 2024)

Looking for fun events in the city in February 2024? From fashion week to Lunar New Year to Black History month, there’s plenty of opportunity to get out for a good cause or a good time.

Mixed Bag: How the NYC Art World is Responding to COVID-19

What Kind of New Yorker are You Based on Your Favorite Grocery Store?

Lists, Art and CultureBen Yamin SchmidtMay 10, 2020grocery store, nyc, nyc history, stores, shopping in nyc, New York city, New York city grocery store, shit_queen, writing, anthropology, associated supermarkets, associated, food co-ops, food coops, Brooklyn coop, c town, c-town, wegmans, wegman's, brookly, Brooklyn grocery store, queens grocery store, manhattan grocery store, bronx grocery store, walgreens, Duane reade, katagiri', western beef, key food, target, morton williams, westside market, Columbia grocery stores, ideal food basket, dagostinos, d'agostino's, zabar's, zabars, urbanspace, whole foods, Whole Foods nyc, bodega, foodtown, citarella, fairway, fairway markets, union market, coston, costo, costco, trader joes, trader joe's, eataly, stop & shop, stop shop, gristedes, grocery, store, twitter thread, grocery twitter, grocery store thread, twitterComment

Takeaway: Five Picks at The Armory Show 2018

The Armory Show is a most incorrigible bird. It flaps its wings in such a manner that dust or something falls out with each sweep and you kind of wade through it, acres of scenery, acres of thing. There is a lot to not see at the Armory. Too serious, too interactive, too political. But there are a select few artists at the Armory that are digging in, not out.

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