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Things to do in New York City

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 Are you ready to dive into the heart of the Big Apple? Introducing "Things to Do in New York City," the ultimate podcast guide to unlocking the secrets and hidden gems of the city that never sleeps. Whether you're a lifelong New Yorker or a first-time visitor, our show is your ticket to experiencing the best of what NYC has to offer.

Join our passionate hosts as they take you on a weekly journey through the vibrant streets, iconic landmarks, and lesser-known hotspots of the five boroughs. From the pulsating energy of Times Square to the serene beauty of Central Park, we'll keep you up to date on all the must-see attractions and events that make New York City truly unforgettable.

But we don't just scratch the surface. Our team of local experts digs deep to bring you insider knowledge on the latest happenings in sports, music, arts, and culture. Want to catch a Broadway show? We'll give you the scoop on the hottest tickets in town. Craving some live music? We'll point you to the coolest underground venues and up-and-coming artists. Looking for outdoor adventures? We'll guide you to the best parks, trails, and waterfront activities the city has to offer.

Each episode is packed with practical tips, local recommendations, and behind-the-scenes stories that will make you feel like a true New Yorker. We'll help you navigate the subway system like a pro, find the best slice of pizza in town, and discover hidden art galleries tucked away in unexpected corners of the city.

But "Things to Do in New York City" is more than just a list of attractions. It's a celebration of the diverse cultures, rich history, and unique personalities that make this city so special. We'll introduce you to the passionate people behind your favorite restaurants, shops, and cultural institutions, giving you a deeper appreciation for the magic of the Big Apple.

So whether you're planning your next NYC adventure or just dreaming about the city from afar, tune in to "Things to Do in New York City." Let us be your personal guide to the greatest city in the world, where every day brings a new opportunity for discovery and excitement. Subscribe now and get ready to fall in love with New York City all over again.


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  • Discover the Vibrant Diversity of NYC: Music, Art, Food, and Iconic Landmarks this Weekend

    Discover the Vibrant Diversity of NYC: Music, Art, Food, and Iconic Landmarks this Weekend
    Jun 28 2025
    Listeners exploring New York City this week are in for an unforgettable mix of classic sights, vibrant culture, outdoor fun, and unique local flavor. According to VisitNYC, this weekend, June 28–29, the city comes alive with a host of diverse events and happenings. Music lovers can check out the Twilight Open Mic Series at Newkirk Community Garden in Brooklyn on June 29, from 5 pm to 8 pm, where musicians, comedians, poets, and storytellers perform under the evening sky—perfect for anyone hoping to discover emerging talent or just relax to live entertainment. Meanwhile, Broadway enthusiasts can catch Broadway Sings Ariana Grande & Lady Gaga at The Cutting Room on June 29 for a dazzling fusion of musical theatre and pop hits.

    For those seeking a global food adventure, the Queens Night Market returns to Flushing Meadows Corona Park on June 28 from 4 pm to midnight, featuring a kaleidoscope of international street food, arts, and live performances—an open-air market that delivers a true taste of New York’s diversity. Foodies can also explore Japanese Food Festivals in Midtown, offering authentic Japanese street eats and cultural experiences in pop-up events around the area, making this a delicious weekend for adventurous palates.

    Art lovers should head to The Met for “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” an exhibition showcasing over two centuries of Black menswear, or visit the Banksy Museum in Midtown, where the world’s largest collection of the elusive artist’s work is on display. Book enthusiasts can explore the “A Lively Mind: Jane Austen at 250” exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum, featuring rare manuscripts and artifacts that shed new light on the beloved author’s life and legacy, as reported by VisitNYC.

    Tripadvisor highlights that no visit is complete without NYC’s iconic landmarks. The Empire State Building’s 86th and 102nd floor observatories offer breathtaking, 360-degree city views, while Rockefeller Center’s Top of the Rock and One Vanderbilt’s SUMMIT experience blend art, technology, and skyline vistas. For a different perspective, sightseeing cruises around Manhattan reveal the Statue of Liberty, city bridges, and stunning skyline views, with multiple daily departures available. Walking tours are plentiful, from immersive neighborhood strolls in Greenwich Village and Chinatown to themed explorations like the True Crime NYC: Mafia Walk, which winds through notorious mob history and ends with a bite of Italian dessert.

    Sports fans and concertgoers can catch “An Evening With Goose” at Madison Square Garden on June 28 at 7:30 pm for a night of live music. Over at Brooklyn Bowl, Fantastic Negrito performs at 8 pm, delivering a unique mixture of blues, rock, and storytelling, according to DoNYC.

    For outdoor enthusiasts, Central Park’s 843 acres remain the city’s backyard. Stroll the leafy paths, row a boat on the lake, or catch free performances and art installations. According to Unlimited Biking, listeners should mark their calendars for Summer Streets NYC starting July 26, when Park Avenue and more go car-free for cycling, walking, yoga, and art—an annual celebration of New York’s energetic street culture. Until then, the High Line, an elevated park built on a former rail line, offers gardens, public art, and sweeping Hudson River views, while the Brooklyn Bridge’s pedestrian walkway provides a scenic route between boroughs with panoramic photo ops.

    If wellness is on the agenda, Riverside Park hosts Summer on the Hudson’s sunset yoga sessions every Thursday through September, with a free, multi-level class at 145th and the Hudson River at 6:30 pm. For something off the beaten path, the Brooklyn Kura Brewery Tour invites listeners to discover New York's own craft sake scene, blending local innovation with Japanese tradition.

    Cultural explorers can delve into the American Museum of Natural History and The Met’s global collections or seek out hidden gems like the neighborhood speakeasies, quirky museums, or pop-up art shows that define the city’s creative spirit. Comedy fans have options like Ladies Stand-Up (Men Sit Down) Open Mic at The PIT Loft, while fans of immersive art should consider “Van Gogh: Painting with Flowers” at the New York Botanical Garden.

    From iconic to unexpected, New York City’s endless energy and depth promise both newcomers and seasoned adventurers a cityscape bursting with music, art, sports, food, history, and the unexpected—all in a single dynamic weekend or anytime the urge to explore strikes.
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  • Exploring NYC's Vibrant June 2025: Music, Museums, and Outdoor Adventures

    Exploring NYC's Vibrant June 2025: Music, Museums, and Outdoor Adventures
    Jun 21 2025
    New York City in June 2025 is a vibrant and bustling metropolis offering a diverse array of activities that cater to all interests. For those looking to immerse themselves in the city's cultural scene, the Museum Mile Festival on June 10 is a must-attend event. This annual block party transforms Upper Fifth Avenue into a traffic-free haven from 6 to 9 p.m., featuring free admission to iconic museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and the Museum of the City of New York. Enjoy musical performances, outdoor activities, and world-class art exhibitions, including the opportunity to create sidewalk chalk masterpieces or join free gallery tours.

    If you're in the city from June 11 to August 9, Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City is another highlight. This series offers over 200 free or pay-what-you-can events, including musical storytimes for kids, silent discos, comedy shows, dance parties, and jazz and opera performances. The event also features Brazil Week, celebrating Brazilian culture, music, and dance, along with global food tastings and wellness activities.

    For film enthusiasts, the Tribeca Film Festival, running from June 4 to June 15, is a significant attraction. This festival includes screenings, TV debuts, panel talks, and live music, providing a comprehensive experience for film buffs.

    Music lovers have several exciting events to look forward to. On June 21, you can catch Chris Stapleton in concert, or if you're more into punk rock, The Vandals are performing on the same evening. For a unique musical experience, consider the Satin Dollz Show & Dinner at a Times Square diner, which offers a high-energy performance of singing and dancing inspired by the 1940s and 1950s.

    Sports fans can enjoy a baseball game at Yankee Stadium, with the New York Yankees facing off against the Baltimore Orioles on June 20, where the first 18,000 visitors receive a free gift.

    Art enthusiasts will appreciate the Banksy Museum, which features the largest collection of life-size murals ever reproduced, along with immersive projections and visual elements. Additionally, the Fifth Avenue Blooms, starting on June 11, transform Fifth Avenue with beautiful floral displays, live music on weekends, and various promotions from nearby spots.

    For outdoor adventures, Central Park is always a gem, offering biking trails along the two rivers and through the park itself. You can also enjoy a picnic or take a sightseeing boat tour to admire Manhattan's skyline from a different perspective.

    Cultural experiences abound in New York City. The NewFest Pride and the Sunset Soirée on Governors Island are notable events celebrating Pride Month. The Governors Ball, a popular music festival, is another major event in June.

    Food experiences are plentiful, with the option to combine sightseeing with a dinner cruise or visit one of the many rooftop bars to enjoy the city's skyline while savoring a meal. The Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City also includes global food tastings, adding to the culinary delights available.

    Whether you're interested in music, sports, art, outdoor adventures, cultural spots, or food experiences, New York City in June 2025 has something for everyone, making it an ideal time to visit and explore all that the city has to offer.
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  • Discovering the Vibrant Summer in NYC: Music, Sports, Art, and Outdoor Adventures

    Discovering the Vibrant Summer in NYC: Music, Sports, Art, and Outdoor Adventures
    Jun 14 2025
    New York City in June is a vibrant and exciting place to be, offering a diverse array of activities that cater to all interests. For music enthusiasts, today, June 14, is a great day to catch the Candlelight Concert: Best of Ennio Morricone at the Church of the Heavenly Rest, starting at 18:30. This unique concert experience features the iconic scores of Ennio Morricone in a beautiful candlelit setting.

    If you're looking for outdoor music festivals, the HOT 97 Summer Jam, although already passed on June 2, sets the tone for the month. However, the Governors Ball, taking place on Governors Island on June 14-15, is another major music event that you won't want to miss. This festival features a lineup of top artists and is a highlight of the city's summer music scene.

    For sports fans, June is an excellent time to catch a baseball game. You can visit Citi Field to watch the New York Mets or head to Yankee Stadium for a New York Yankees game. These experiences offer a classic American sports outing with the energetic atmosphere of a live game.

    Art and culture are also thriving in June. The Museum Mile Festival on June 10 is a must-attend event, transforming Upper Fifth Avenue into a traffic-free block party. Here, you can enjoy free admission to several of the city's best cultural institutions, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and El Museo del Barrio. The festival includes musical performances, outdoor activities, and world-class art exhibitions.

    Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City, running from June 11 to August 9, offers over 200 free or pay-what-you-can events. This includes musical storytimes for kids, silent discos, comedy shows, dance parties, and jazz and opera performances. The series also features Brazil Week, celebrating Brazilian culture, music, and dance, and includes global food tastings and wellness activities.

    For outdoor adventures, Central Park is a staple, but June also brings other unique opportunities. Biking along the two rivers and through Central Park is a great way to see the city from a different perspective. Alternatively, you can take a sightseeing boat tour and admire the Manhattan skyline from the outdoor deck.

    Food experiences are plentiful in New York City. Consider taking a dinner cruise that combines sightseeing with a lovely night out. For a more grounded experience, visit one of the many rooftop bars that offer stunning views of the city while you enjoy a meal or cocktail.

    The TriBeCa Film Festival, running from June 4-15, is a significant event for film enthusiasts. This festival showcases a variety of films and provides a unique opportunity to see new and influential works in the film industry.

    On June 14, the Metropolitan Opera's annual summer tradition continues with a free summer recital at Pier 1 in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Here, you can hear popular opera pieces performed by The Met's rising stars, making for a memorable and culturally enriching experience.

    Whether you're interested in music, sports, art, outdoor adventures, or cultural spots, New York City in June has something for everyone, ensuring a fun, entertaining, and memorable visit.
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