by Downtown Magazine | Sep 20, 2018
Feeding Tradition, Chef David Teyf’s cuisine combines his heritage with the culinary history of New York. By David Teyf’s hand, even a simple potato latke is a labor-intensive dish. But it’s all part of the chef’s mission to serve meals inspired by his heritage....
by Downtown Magazine | Sep 11, 2018
Having a pet in your life is an enriching journey. All the memories you make with your pup keeps getting special with every day. When your dog gets older, they stop becoming active. The need for your senior dog is different from that of a younger dog. Many pet...
by Grace A. Capobianco | Sep 7, 2018
One of our delights on any given day is to discover new and unique restaurants. They say that you can eat out every day in New York City and yet never eat at the same place twice! Wait, maybe you just may want to. Especially, when you find a place with exceptional,...
by Moury Khan | Jul 23, 2018
A year ago, James Corner Field Operations, the design team behind the New York High Line, revealed that they would be designing a 6-acre public waterfront park on what used to be the Domino Sugar Refinery. Today, the park is finally open to the public as Domino Park....
by Caroline Mullins | Jun 18, 2018
Sure, having free time in the summer is a blessing. But sometimes, we might run out of ideas for what to do with all of our free time. Yes, laying out on the beach every day is amazing, but sometimes, it’s nice to switch it up and find some different activities...
by Caroline Mullins | Jun 15, 2018
On Saturday, June 2, Léman Manhattan Preparatory School honored its sixth graduating class. Before the ceremony, students walked the streets of the Financial District, a Léman tradition. The students posed for photos on the steps of Federal Hall, in front of the...
