what are you in the mood for?
recent thoughts
- Amazing speech @AmandaPalmer huff.to/16mVQYD via @HuffPostBooks Looking forward to seeing you Saturday @mermaidparade benefit 11 hours ago
- #SolsticeTSq is a must do in NYC. I had a great time last year wp.me/p2fCBE-c5 reg hereTimesSquareNYC.org/Solstice 1 day ago
- Weekend Getaway with Kids easytravelmom.com/weekend-getawa… via @easytravelmom 3 days ago
- First time for myself and @jaysonbaron after all of these years walking by it with curiosity (@ Marie's Crisis Cafe) 4sq.com/15ZJSo0 4 days ago
see anything you like?
American Museum of Natural History Antoinette Back Forty West bakeries BBQ beach Bleeker Street Blue Ribbon brooklyn Brooklyn Bridge Park Brooklyn Museum Brucennial brunch Bryant Park Caribbean cupcakes Dekalb Market Doughboy Down & Derby Empellon Florida fried chicken Good Units Gramercy Tavern Grimaldi's Lululemon meatball meatballs Miss Lily's Molly's One Step Beyond Paella pizza Radio Lily River to River Festival roller skating Rubin Museum of Art SoHo The Brooklyn Kitchen The Dutch the meat hook vacation Valentine's Day west village yogaother ideas
- need more ideas or suggestions? feel free to email me at caraprotzko@hotmail.com
Category Archives: art and culture
serenity at the tip of manhattan
Table Green Cafe, a Cleaver Co. outpost of The Green Table in Chelsea Market, kicked off their 2nd Summer season of their 2 food kiosks last night in Battery Park. I was invited to sample some of their food and desserts, along with … Continue reading
film festivals
As I mentioned in my post entitled “and the winner is” I prefer to watch independent films over big blockbusters which is why I get so excited each year for the return of the film festivals around New York. Of … Continue reading
2013 museum parties
Last June, I wrote about a handful of museum parties with 2012 dates. This is my updated 2013 version! Not exactly a museum but I recently came across The Orchid Evenings event on Friday and Saturday nights. (sorry for the … Continue reading
a BK history lesson
Before moving to NYC, I lived in Boston for 8 years, most of which were in Charlestown, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Boston. I prided myself that I lived ON the hill that the Battle of Bunker Hill took place … Continue reading
And the winner is ….
Years ago when the number of Oscar nominated films for best picture was only 5, my colleague at work would spend a day at the movie theater the weekend before the Oscars seeing all of the films. Now that there … Continue reading
brooklyn night bazaar
Brooklyn Night Bazaar perfectly synced its opening night last weekend with the kick off of the holiday shopping season on Black Friday. Brooklyn Night Bazaar, is well, how do you say, very Brooklyn. Piggy backing off the success of Urban … Continue reading
ny transit museum
I know, I know. The last thing some of us probably want to do is pay more patronage to the place we already spend too much money for and spend too much time in, BUT, this is a great way … Continue reading
sleep no more
I had seen Sleep No More (ok “seen” isn’t the most accurate description), more like attended the Sleep No More show shortly after it first opened in March 2011, knowing that it wasn’t going to be in NYC too long. I walked … Continue reading
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Tagged Macbeth, McKittrick Hotel, off broadway, Punchdrunk, Scouting NY, Sleep No More
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mini broadway performances
(photos courtesy of playbill.com) A few days late is better than never right? Working next to Bryant Park I should have known about the broadway musicals that are performed Thursdays in Bryant Park (last week being the first week) from … Continue reading
Posted in art and culture, summer fun
Tagged arts, Broadway on Broadway, Bryant Park, entertainment, Times Square Alliance
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free summer cultural events for chilling out
Some days you’re in the mood to chill out and not think about anything. And sometimes too much stimulation is well, just too much. For that day, NYC provides plenty of outdoor opportunities to fulfill that need. Stargazing around NYC … Continue reading