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*added 11/10/2008! As seen on Youtube.com:
Christine Simpson shares her knowledge with us on the best of off and off-off Broadway and discusses with Annie Coburn the latest on The National Asian American Theater (NAATCO) and Ma-Yi Theater. The International Fringe Festival is one of her favorites. A special treat is getting the latest on Fluid Motion, Christine and Michelle Chen's production company.
*added 10/23/2008! As seen on Youtube.com: NYC Bars with Kelley Loftus and David Miller - NYC bars where you can hear and be heard. Kelley Loftus and David Miller guide us to some of the best conversation bars in New York City. You'll discover great information about The Bridge Cafe, Hi-Life Restaurant and Bar, Cafe D'Alsace, Fusion and The Ear Bar and Cafe. Whether you are a native New Yorker or planing a trip to The City, let Kelley and David give you tips on the best bars in New York.
As seen on Youtube.com: World Space Week begins October 4th through the 10th. Undoubtedly one of the most remembered space events in American space exploration was the January 28, 1986 Challenger disaster. Robert DeGaetano and a close friend, Jean Browne, were watching the event on TV. In response to the tragedy, he wanted to do something to commemorate the lost lives, to sustain our memory of them and promote our continued exploration of the universe. Robert discusses with Annie Coburn his motivation behind writing the tribute,; how he was able to present his musical composition to the families and friends of the astronauts and plays a short section dedicated to schoolteacher Christa McAuffle.
As seen on Youtube.com: New York City parks offer great summertime events. The NYC Philharmonic Orchestra concert in Central Park. Coney Island and the one-of-a king Cyclone - it doesn't get any better than this. Madison Square Park, the home of Shake Shack, the best burgers and shakes in New York City. Bryant Park on Monday nights for free classic movies. Summer 2008 in New York City.
As seen on Youtube.com: Greenwich Village has played to great Jazz, great places and certainly great food. Kathy Biehl shares with you her knowledge of the best restaurants in Greenwich Village. Kathy guides you past the over-priced tourist traps to great meals at reasonable prices.
As seen on Youtube.com: New York City's Gay Pride Parade strutted its stuff Sunday, June 29, 2008. The March began at noon from Fifth Avenue and 52nd Street. Participants out-did themselves with creative costumes and up-beat music. The crowd cheered as the floats rolled past to its final destination at Christopher and Greenwich Street. Fun was had by all!
As seen on Youtube.com: An interview with Eric Ferrara, owner of Lower East Side Walking Tours. Eric talks about the history and cultural influences of the Lower East Side as well as the gentrification currently taking place in the area. One of New York City's "must see" places.
Walk New York City Photos
*added 10/23/2008! As seen on Youtube.com: NYC Bars with Kelley Loftus and David Miller - NYC bars where you can hear and be heard. Kelley Loftus and David Miller guide us to some of the best conversation bars in New York City. You'll discover great information about The Bridge Cafe, Hi-Life Restaurant and Bar, Cafe D'Alsace, Fusion and The Ear Bar and Cafe. Whether you are a native New Yorker or planing a trip to The City, let Kelley and David give you tips on the best bars in New York.
As seen on Youtube.com: World Space Week begins October 4th through the 10th. Undoubtedly one of the most remembered space events in American space exploration was the January 28, 1986 Challenger disaster. Robert DeGaetano and a close friend, Jean Browne, were watching the event on TV. In response to the tragedy, he wanted to do something to commemorate the lost lives, to sustain our memory of them and promote our continued exploration of the universe. Robert discusses with Annie Coburn his motivation behind writing the tribute,; how he was able to present his musical composition to the families and friends of the astronauts and plays a short section dedicated to schoolteacher Christa McAuffle.
As seen on Youtube.com: New York City parks offer great summertime events. The NYC Philharmonic Orchestra concert in Central Park. Coney Island and the one-of-a king Cyclone - it doesn't get any better than this. Madison Square Park, the home of Shake Shack, the best burgers and shakes in New York City. Bryant Park on Monday nights for free classic movies. Summer 2008 in New York City.
As seen on Youtube.com: Greenwich Village has played to great Jazz, great places and certainly great food. Kathy Biehl shares with you her knowledge of the best restaurants in Greenwich Village. Kathy guides you past the over-priced tourist traps to great meals at reasonable prices.
As seen on Youtube.com: New York City's Gay Pride Parade strutted its stuff Sunday, June 29, 2008. The March began at noon from Fifth Avenue and 52nd Street. Participants out-did themselves with creative costumes and up-beat music. The crowd cheered as the floats rolled past to its final destination at Christopher and Greenwich Street. Fun was had by all!
As seen on Youtube.com: An interview with Eric Ferrara, owner of Lower East Side Walking Tours. Eric talks about the history and cultural influences of the Lower East Side as well as the gentrification currently taking place in the area. One of New York City's "must see" places.
Walk New York City Photos
