Visiting the 9/11 Museum is one of the most unusual experiences. And it is not only because the exhibition is dedicated to a horrifying tragedy. On September 11, 2001, not only New York changed. One day changed the entire country, the world, and entire industries, such as security and aviation. So the museum tells the…
If you’re strolling along Manhattan by the Hudson River, make sure to visit the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum — a unique place where aviation and space history come to life. One of the museum’s main highlights is the fastest passenger plane in the world — the Concorde, which you can explore on a…
The Fire Museum is housed in a beautifully preserved former firehouse. Its two floors are filled with memorabilia, artifacts, and antique equipment that tell the centuries-long story and traditions of American firefighting. This museum will especially resonate if you or someone in your family is a firefighter. One of its most moving sections is dedicated…
Founded in 1969 as the Design Laboratory, the Museum at FIT holds more than 50,000 garments and accessories spanning from the 18th century to the present. It specializes in aesthetically and historically significant clothing, accessories, textiles, and visual materials, with a strong focus on contemporary avant-garde fashion. Its three galleries showcase creations by Balenciaga, Chanel,…
New York never ceases to amaze with its cultural life. Just recently, the entire city was buzzing with Broadway Week and half-price tickets to top shows — and now comes a new premiere that promises to be a major event for fans of theatre and Russian classics. From September 10 to 21, the experimental IATI…
Yesterday in New York, the Collectible Design Fair opened — an exhibition of designer furniture and functional art. This is arguably one of the most fashionable events of the month, as all eyes of the global design community are focused here for the coming days. About the project Collectible is a fair of contemporary functional…
Anyone who has ever seen a New York City subway map will easily recognize Manhattan in the illustration, with all the bridges and tunnels to the nearby boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and New Jersey. May the residents of lower Midtown forgive us for this picture.
In New York, bakeries stopped being just places to grab a croissant for breakfast a long time ago. Today, they’re full-scale gastronomic attractions, and people are willing to travel dozens of blocks for them. It’s not just about taste: every display and every pastry here is a photo opportunity that brings as many likes as…
The Asia Society Museum in New York showcases both contemporary and traditional Asian art. In addition, it hosts exhibitions and programs dedicated to Asian culture and society. History and Founding The Asia Society Museum in New York was established as part of the broader mission of the Asia Society, a nonprofit educational organization founded in…
Yesterday in New York, Los Angeles Apparel opened its flagship store — a story dramatic enough to deserve its own Netflix documentary. Oops — that documentary already exists: Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel premiered in 2025. But let’s take it step by step. Los Angeles Apparel is all about contemporary basics — T-shirts, hoodies,…
