From March 25-31, 30 dancing horses by soundsuit creator and performance artist Nick Cave prance around for 15 minutes at 11am and 2pm in the Vanderbilt Hall of Grand Central Terminal (Station) as part of the station’s centennial celebrations.
Michelle Barrios spent her weekends from the age of around eight or nine at El Patín Dorado (The Golden Skate) in Panama. There she taught herself to roller dance. Now, she runs BCN Roller Dancer and hosts roller dance parties, meetups and events in Barcelona.
Musician, music producer and DJ, Fred Jacquier (DJ Fred Spider) arrived in Cape Town, South Africa in 2009 alone and with a suitcase. He didn’t know anyone. He did know that he had come to open his own club.
For three generations, the men and women of the Osofsky family have been running Ronnybrook Farm Dairy on an expansive plot of land caught between the Catskill and Berkshire Mountains, two hours northeast of New York City.
By Carey Reed Zamarriego (una versión en español está abajo) On a somewhat sleepy stretch of Park Avenue in NYC’s Murray Hill section sits Franchia (meaning free, lavish and generous in Korean), a triplex Korean vegetarian tea house. I discovered Franchia when scouting out a place for dinner for myself and a visiting college friend. … Continue reading »
By Carey Reed Zamarriego (una versión en español está abajo) My brother and future sister-in-law got my mother and I a Broadway gift certificate for Christmas. About two weeks after Christmas, my mother and I began looking into shows we wanted to see. With Angels in America being done as a two-parter and Women on the … Continue reading »
By Carey Reed Zamarriego (una versión en español está abajo) While our decision to walk from Bryant Park to the Lower East Side (about 40 blocks) on that cold, wintry NYC night was not the wisest, our choice to eat at Vanessa’s Dumpling House (picked by my friend Danny) couldn’t have been better. Vanessa’s Dumpling House is … Continue reading »
