Carnegie Hall – One of the Largest Concert Venues in New York City
Carnegie Hall is one of the largest concert venues in New York City, seating over 3,500 people, and is world-renowned for its perfect acoustics. Thanks to this combination of qualities, performing on its stage is considered the pinnacle of an artist’s career. History The main hall of Carnegie Hall opened its doors on May 5,…
Radio City Music Hall Tour in New York City
New York City is a place where you can not only attend a concert or a film premiere but also literally step into history. One of the city’s most iconic venues is Radio City Music Hall, once the largest indoor theater in the world. And the best part? You can experience it not just as…
Ukrainian folk thriller “In the Wilderness of Demons” on stage in New York
It’s hard to imagine a play more fitting for the Halloween season than In the Wilderness of Demons, now running at the American Theatre of Actors, just a few blocks from the bustle of Columbus Circle in New York. In the Wilderness of Demons is a Ukrainian folk thriller based on a play by American…
Robert De Niro and Al Pacino Star Together in Moncler’s New Campaign “Warmer Together”
Moncler has unveiled its new campaign, Warmer Together, starring two of cinema’s greatest legends — Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. Technically, it marks their fifth on-screen appearance together, but officially it’s their first joint brand campaign. Moncler turns this short film into something more than advertising — a quiet meditation on friendship, warmth, and…
Tour of the Park Avenue Armory in New York
The Park Avenue Armory is a stunning venue in New York City, widely known today as an elegant space for theater and musical performances within a beautifully designed historic building. Yet few know that all this grandeur was originally created… as military barracks. From Military Fortress to Cultural Icon The building was constructed between 1877…
Howard Johnson’s in Times Square: A Forgotten New York Icon
This photo of Times Square in the 1980s immediately captures attention — clean streets, bright lights, neon signs. But one detail stands out in particular: the Howard Johnson’s restaurant. It turns out that at one time it was the largest restaurant chain in the USA, and later a hotel chain. How It All Began The…
Gohar World: A Store Where Cheese and Baguettes Turn Out to Be Candles
Recently, I visited a truly unusual place — a store that’s hard to describe in words. The atmosphere feels like it came straight out of Twin Peaks, and there’s definitely a bit of magic in the air. But the most surprising part? Everyday items like bread, cheese, or cocktails are actually… candles. What is Gohar…
Tour of the Riverside Church Tower
Every year, on the third Monday of January, the United States celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day. King often visited New York City, and one of the places connected with him deserves special attention. On April 4, 1967, exactly one year before his assassination, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered one of his most controversial yet…
Tour to the Highbridge Water Tower
Let me show you an observation point that New Yorkers visit when they want to avoid touristy neighborhoods and places from travel guides. For me, discovering such unusual spots is also a way to explore the city on foot — so here comes another fun and useful adventure. The Tower That Once Supplied All of…
The First Automatic Garage Skyscraper — Kent Automatic Garage in New York
I always feel a strange ache when I think about a historic building that must have gone through something so dramatic that the only way to save it was to turn it into a parking lot for cold, metal machines smelling of oil and rubber. It feels like a downward spiral that can only end…
