Tween Fun at the JCC!
The JCC is your one-stop shop for tween activities this fall! From community service opportunities to weekend fun, the JCC provides a dynamic, safe, and enriching environment for your tween …
JustFoodForDogs Opens UWS Kitchen
Upper West Side furbabies can now dine in style and enjoy “human-quality” meals, as a new outpost of JustFoodForDogs has opened at 2025 Broadway, at 70th Street (formerly occupied by HSBC).
The Witch of Bethesda Terrace
With so many captivating sites, it’s easy for Central Park’s finer details to go unnoticed, especially for those who are new to the park. Take Bethesda Terrace — an iconic, …
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Sing, Dance and Connect at Katie’s Corner
They might be designed for kids, but Katie Dwyer’s music classes are just as fun for parents. And it’s more than just the songs which keep families coming back to …
Here’s Something Different: A Store That Sells Bean Bag Chairs Opening on Columbus Ave
The Lovesac is a little old place where we can, get furniture. Window signage at 230 Columbus Ave. between 70th and 71st streets says “coming 2022.” The site — formerly …
$39 Million Superyacht Anchors Near Boat Basin
A superyacht called Moca has been sitting in the Hudson River (slightly north of the 79th Street Boat Basin) for the last week.
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Eviction Notice Posted at Kirsh Bakery & Kitchen
An eviction notice, dated October 3, has been posted in the window of Kirsh Bakery & Kitchen, located at 551 Amsterdam Avenue, just south of the corner of 87th Street.
Osteria Accademia, A New Italian Restaurant
Osteria Accademia will be opening its doors on Wednesday, October 5 at 646 Amsterdam Ave. between 91st and 92nd streets, previously home to Scarlatto.
Magnolia Returns After Renovation; One Issue Remains Unresolved
You can once again get your cupcakes and banana pudding at Magnolia Bakery’s UWS location (200 Columbus Ave. at 69th Street). On Sunday, October 2, we saw the iconic bakery …
AMNH Announces Richard Gilder Center Opening Date
There’s been opposition since the beginning — specifically among Theodore Roosevelt Park-goers who’ve argued the project would make the green space smaller and less usable — but the American Museum …
