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New York, United States

Location shoots 40,000 annually

Waterfront 578 miles/ 930 kilometers

Electricity 110/120 volts, 60Hz; round two-pin plugs are standard

Dialing Code Manhattan 212, 646 & 917; outer boroughs 718, 347 or 917

Population Population 8,008,278 (city); 18,087,000 (metropolitan area)

Ethnic Mix 26.6% Black, 35 % White, 27% Hispanic, 10% Asian, 13% Other race.

Local Expert: Steve Mirsky

Outside of my well worn daily routine, I consider every place I visit to be a travel experience. Whether it's hunting down the best Turkish coffee a few subway stops away or taking you inside the...

 
July 05, 2008
Local News

Summer Restaurant Weeks

There is no better time to try out some luxe restaurants normally out of reach of the average budget and social circle.  Some must-visit destinations have wait lists longer than box office lines to top billed Broadway shows and when you do make it through the door, staff may regard you on a par...

July 05, 2008
Local News

Hana Ichimomme

Now showing at Bank Street Theatre in the West Village, New York's premiere of Hana Ichimomme hammers home the reality that human suffering persists across the globe. Japanese actress Seiko Tano performs this one-woman play written in 1982 by Ken Miyamoto and based on the famous Japanese children's...

July 05, 2008
Attraction

The Brooklyn Lyceum

Address:
Brooklyn Lyceum
227 4th Ave.
website

It's one of those things that I just stumbled upon...it was right under my nose but it took a guy handing out flyers and his utterance of the word "free" to command my attention.  Steep stone steps led me to The Brooklyn Lyceum on 4th Ave. in Park Slope, once known as Public Bath...

June 27, 2008
Local News

Washington Square Music Festival

Every Tuesday in July at 8 p.m., a free outdoor classical and Music of the Americas concert series will celebrate its 50th season under the stars featuring musicians who regularly play venues like Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Founded in 1953 by violinist...

June 25, 2008
Local News

New York City Waterfalls

Four electrically-powered waterfalls, one almost as tall as the Statue of Liberty, now rise from New York Harbor. Each plume in this privately-funded $15 million public art installation ranging from 90 - 120 feet tall are spilling forth June 26th - October 13th from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, fully lit...

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