by Caroline Mullins | Aug 16, 2018
As we are now in the midst of the Digital Age, Instagram is perhaps the most influential social media platform that millennials are using these days. As the app has gained popularity amongst its users, it has become somewhat of a social media ‘hub’. With...
by Caroline Mullins | Aug 10, 2018
Downtown Manhattan is the home to many new and thriving companies. Take Wing, for example. Wing Tel Inc. is a new phone carrier company which is quickly making strides in its industry. The creation and success of Wing so far is quite impressive, as it faces the...
by Jenna Gyimesi | Jul 25, 2018
Humans are creatures of habit. Many find themselves ordering the same meals, at the same restaurants, day in and day out even though these choices are repetitive, and are often lacking the variety, and nourishment that bodies crave. Why be bored when there are...
by Jenna Gyimesi | Jul 17, 2018
“Eternal Summer” is a group art show running until July 21st at Tribeca’s own One Art Space. A reception unveiling the collection will be held on Tuesday, July 2018, from 6-9 pm. The reception will attempt, as the gallery does, to encapsulate summer....
by Caroline Mullins | Jul 13, 2018
In Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge Beach to Open and Host Activities for One Day On Saturday, July 14, 2018, 10am to 4pm, the Waterfront Alliance presents City of Water Day, the annual free family festival that welcomes people to the waters that surround us....
