Monthly Archives: October 2011

October Snow

by Richard, CEO The weather forecasters get it wrong so often that when it happens like they predicated, it really is surprising. So it was this past Saturday. After being inside/underground for an hour, I emerged at 11AM on Saturday … Continue reading

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The Bodies Exhibit

by William, New York Guest concierge Disclaimer: Contains some photos from the Bodies Exhibit which may not appeal to everyone. Proceed with caution! Since the dawn of time, the human species has been intrigued by exactly how our bodies work; … Continue reading

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Autumn in New York: It’s good to live again

by Louise, Community Manager I don’t keep it a secret that autumn is my favorite season. I love the crisp, cool breezes, light jackets, and foliage, not to mention pumpkins, maple syrup, apples, pears, concord grapes, and butternut squash. If … Continue reading

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Priscilla, Queen of Broadway

by Kelly, Guest Services Manager I’ll admit it – I’m a Broadway fanatic.  In my time off from working hard to bring the best of New York City to our clients here at New York Guest, I am a professional … Continue reading

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Filed under Broadway News, Broadway Review

What to do in New York City on Halloween

by Louise, Community Manager Two weeks until Halloween – a holiday we LOVE in NYC. If you are going to be in town that weekend, you MUST partake in one of the many events going on around the city. Here … Continue reading

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It’s true! New Yorkers are nice!

by Richard, CEO Like nearly everyone these days, I am attached to my smart phone – in my case an Android. So when I noticed that it had gone missing, I envisioned hours and days spent trying to duplicate what … Continue reading

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Go East: The North Fork of Long Island

by Richard, CEO The North Fork of Long Island is virtually unknown outside of locals and those who live and work in Manhattan. About 75 miles and 90 minutes from Midtown (when traffic is good) is the start of the … Continue reading

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Immigrant Foodways: Off-the-Beaten-NYC-Path

by Louise, Community Manager We were blessed with a beautiful Indian Summer this past weekend in NYC. The sky was clear and the temperatures were in the 70’s. It was the perfect day to explore a new part of New … Continue reading

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Filed under New York Restaurants, New York Sightseeing, Out on the Town

Uptown Adventures: Harlem Gospel Tour

by Carly, New York Guest Concierge Growing up in Queens, I hardly ever ventured into Manhattan until I was old enough to understand the subway lines of the five boroughs. Slowly, my friends and I would start making short trips … Continue reading

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October Photography Contest – NYC Parks

We loved the photos this month! It’s amazing how beautiful New York City’s parks are throughout the seasons! Three of our top 10 are winter photos – a happy reminder that even when it gets cold our city will still … Continue reading

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