
Never wonder what's happening in NYC again. I find the best and weirdest things happening every single day.
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For my husband’s birthday I pretended we were 25 again and planned a full Saturday marathon: a 5k out in Flushing Meadows, lawn games with our friends, and two full concerts back to back.
There was a time when a Saturday like this needed...
My dog is scared of Halloween decorations. He growls at them, which I find endlessly funny. Our weekly Sunday long walk around Park Slope was twice as long as it usually is. We were following Park Slope Pulse’s spooky stoops map, which I hi...
Manhattan Vintage, the show where I found my wedding dress, is back this weekend. More on that in my vintage in NYC guide from this summer.
I went in yesterday with high expectations. Not that I was worried, but it did not disappoint.
My...
I went to the Morning Market series at Union Square Cafe last week. We chatted over breakfast, and even had some breakfast wine, before taking a stroll through the Greenmarket. I also got to meet and , two Substackers I love who also write...
The City Happenings Draft
Every corner of New York has its own experts, regulars, and strong opinions. In this series, I invite someone deeply immersed in a niche to draft their ideal version of that world with me. We take turns claiming t...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I spend an unhealthy amount of time finding niche events and things to do in nyc. Thought I would share what I find.
I’m the creator of Reading the City, as well as a journalist and author. My debut novel AMPHIBIAN is about the perils and pleasures of girlhood, and my first book, NO WAY HOME: A MEMOIR OF LIFE ON THE RUN, follows my childhood with a fugitive dad.
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