Enjoy Live Music While Gallery-Walking
Live musical performances have been taking place at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) since November 22, and will continue through January 2, 2021.
Local Author Launches Book About Famous Upper West Siders: Book Signing This Month!
A new book, Notable New Yorkers of Manhattan’s Upper West Side: Bloomingdale and Morningside Heights, has just hit bookstore shelves. Published by Fordham University Press, the book was authored by …
A New Holiday Light Installation
As Winter’s Eve has been cancelled this year due to COVID-19, Lincoln Square BID is excited about a brand new, choreographed lighting display called Tumbling Brights, a procession of ten …
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Origami Tree on Display at AMNH
The American Museum of Natural History’s Origami Tree is on display until January 10, 2021.
Health Commissioner Urges Older New Yorkers To Stay Home
On Tuesday, December 1, NYC Department of Health Commissioner Dave A. Chokshi issued a new warning to older adults and those with preexisting conditions. The warning comes after hospitalizations in …
Old Yacht Clubs of the UWS
The Hudson River shoreline is perhaps the best example that New York City is a living, evolving entity. Over the last 400 years, the Upper West Side’s riverbank has been …
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Winter Super Soccer Stars Classes Are Back!
Super Soccer Stars is BACK on the Upper West Side! The industry leading soccer education program is open for the Winter Soccer Season at the Soccer Stars Center at 606 …
Trader Joe’s Employees Are Worried About Catching The Virus
Employees at three Trader Joe’s locations are growing more and more concerned about catching COVID-19, Gothamist reports. Workers from stores in Murray Hill, SoHo, and on the Upper West Side …
West Side Kids Featured on NBC News
A recent national story about small business struggles by NBC News featured West Side Kids, a long-time UWS toy store located at 498 Amsterdam Avenue at 84th Street. Owner Jenny …
Top Stories of the Week: November 23 to 29
We hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving weekend! If you didn’t catch them, these were the biggest and most read stories we published between November 23rd and 29th.
