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Nov 21, 2017

GRATEFUL | A Hometown History of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

The Macy’s Day Parade is a Thanksgiving tradition not just in New York City, but on televisions across our nation. But where did this festive...

Oct 31, 2017

SPIRITED | Hella Bitters' Fall-Inspired Spirits

New York Makers teamed up with the boys at Hella Bitters to bring you our favorite Fall-Inspired cocktails which help you keep your spirits up...

Jul 24, 2017

INDEPENDENT | A Call To Arts: Interview With Alexandra Momin

Jul 20, 2017

INDEPENDENT | Movers and Makers: Independent Film Producer Donald Rosenfeld

Jul 11, 2017

INDEPENDENT | Marvelous Manhattanhenge

This week, for the second and last time this year, New York City will be witness to a spectacular, natural light display. The Sun will...

May 23, 2017

BLOOMING | Maker of the Month: Meera Lee Patel

Apr 25, 2017

GREEN | Two Very Different Ways To Eat "Green" in NYC

In New York City, a plethora of well-regarded restaurants is devoted to delivering healthy dishes to sustainably-minded customers who wish to satisfy their appetites and...

Apr 20, 2017

GREEN | “Green” Parties, More Fun!

At “green” event design and production company, Inward Point, founders Andy King and Brendan Doherty are experts who can produce cost-effective signature events that are...

Mar 30, 2017

STRONG | Strong Women Owning The Change

Let’s call it what it is: Menopause. And it is nothing to be afraid of. NYC’s Dr. Patricia Yarberry-Allen pioneering efforts through Women’s Voices for...

Mar 14, 2017

Strong Endeavors: Interview with NYC Half Marathoner Leah DeFilippis

After months of preparation, Leah DeFilippis is running this Sunday in her first NYC Half Marathon. Read the interview to find out more about Leah,...

Mar 03, 2017

STRONG | Strong New Yorkers: Review of Julie Scelfo’s The Women Who Made New York

Jul 26, 2016

Review: "Liberty: A Monumental New Musical"

Apr 29, 2016

Todaro Bros: Keeping heritage alive through the family business

Dec 28, 2015

Remembering Ellsworth Kelly: A Great New York Artist

Can a life ever be long enough? When I first met Ellsworth Kelly, the great New York artist, he was 89 years old. The venue? The...

Dec 01, 2015

8 Secrets of Grand Central Terminal

More than 700,000 others pass through Grand Central Terminal each day. Since it opened its doors in 1913, there has always been a palpable magic...

Nov 11, 2015

The First U.S. Veterans at NYC's Trinity Church

Though today commemorates the WWI Armistice, it's a good time to reflect on all U.S. veterans, dating to our very first. Soldiers' Monument in Lower...

Aug 26, 2015

Wildman Steve Brill's Walk on the Wild Side

“Come on over everyone! There’s something you’ve all been itching to learn about!” A wry smile formed on the guide’s face as he proceeded to...

Oct 09, 2014

Church Owl Beer: (Good) Gluten-Free Ale

In 2013 Taylor Grothe was diagnosed with Celiac Disease, a condition in which the body produces a damaging immune response to gluten (a protein found...

Jul 25, 2014

NYC's Acronyms, Abbreviations and Portmanteaux: A Transplant's Take

Having recently made the move from the relative simplicity of Seattle, WA to the multifaceted, complex world of New York — first upstate at Hamilton...

Jun 03, 2014

LGBTQ Pride in New York State: An Insider Fights for Equality & Celebrates Progress

NYSOM Contributor Memoree Joelle is a member of the LGBTQ community, and gives us an insider's take on why and how she's celebrating Pride Month...

May 02, 2014

"Ice" + Stone + Green Practices Equal a Triple Bottom Line

“I think what’s really incredible is to witness this newfound passion and interest in makers. Certainly here in New York and at this other level...

Mar 28, 2014

On The Road with NYSOM: (Sweet) 16 Reasons to Visit NY

We admit — because of this winter’s interminable cold weather — we’ve been counting down the days until April. Despite our New York teams not...

Mar 20, 2014

Metal City: The Malleable Magic of Milgo/BUFKIN

Challenges arise in profiling a company whose processes are hard to explain. Though that isn’t to say that there aren’t stories to tell. The self-described...

Feb 18, 2014

For the Love of Local, A Brooklyn Chocolate Company with International Flair

Around the corner from the mammoth Barclays Center is a quiet row of smaller, pastel-colored tiny shops that epitomize the emergent small business culture of...

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GRATEFUL | A Hometown History of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

SPIRITED | Hella Bitters' Fall-Inspired Spirits

INDEPENDENT | A Call To Arts: Interview With Alexandra Momin

INDEPENDENT | Movers and Makers: Independent Film Producer Donald Rosenfeld

INDEPENDENT | Marvelous Manhattanhenge

BLOOMING | Maker of the Month: Meera Lee Patel

GREEN | Two Very Different Ways To Eat "Green" in NYC

GREEN | “Green” Parties, More Fun!

STRONG | Strong Women Owning The Change

Strong Endeavors: Interview with NYC Half Marathoner Leah DeFilippis

STRONG | Strong New Yorkers: Review of Julie Scelfo’s The Women Who Made New York

Review: "Liberty: A Monumental New Musical"

Todaro Bros: Keeping heritage alive through the family business

Remembering Ellsworth Kelly: A Great New York Artist

8 Secrets of Grand Central Terminal

The First U.S. Veterans at NYC's Trinity Church

Wildman Steve Brill's Walk on the Wild Side

Church Owl Beer: (Good) Gluten-Free Ale

NYC's Acronyms, Abbreviations and Portmanteaux: A Transplant's Take

LGBTQ Pride in New York State: An Insider Fights for Equality & Celebrates Progress

"Ice" + Stone + Green Practices Equal a Triple Bottom Line

On The Road with NYSOM: (Sweet) 16 Reasons to Visit NY

Metal City: The Malleable Magic of Milgo/BUFKIN

For the Love of Local, A Brooklyn Chocolate Company with International Flair