The Roosevelt Island Community Garden’s space on a tucked away island harbors an urban retreat impossible anywhere else. A gift from the state flourishes with well-kept plots and a near secret lily pond.
Continue reading → Roosevelt Island Community GardenOur Photo Gallery Kite Flight for Peace and Human Rights celebrates last year’s fun for all ages event. Each year, Four Freedoms Park hosts Kite Flight coinciding with International Peace Day. Here’s how it flew by in 2018.
Continue reading → Photo Gallery Kite Flight for Peace and Human RightsRoy Eaton plays Bryant Park. His annual weeklong gig runs from September 23rd to the 27th. 89 years old, recovered from a stroke in 2017, he continues to amaze.
Continue reading → Roy Eaton Plays Bryant ParkNew York’s largest Mural is painted on vinyl, and it covers One Times Square with pop art excitement. Artist Domingo Zapata talked with our friend, YRB mag’s Jonn Nubian, about it.
Continue reading → About New York’s Largest MuralYou don’t meditate? Why not? You usually have better judgment.
Continue reading → You don’t meditate? Why not?What is startling about New York City Sunrise: Fire in the sky is that it faces west, not east. Early morning clouds catch the rising sun like a fireball crossing over Manhattan.
Continue reading → New York City Sunrise: Fire in the skyHula Hoop Violin seems an odd performance combination, and it is. But Sofia executes the feat, every weekend in New York City’s Central Park.
Continue reading → Hula Hoop Violin with Sofia in Central ParkJim Luce touches the world, but you may have missed it. He’s unassuming, even at home on Roosevelt Island. Meeting him, you might never guess that he’s twice been awarded the Certificate of Congressional Recognition for his work or that he heads two international nonprofits.
Continue reading → Jim Luce Touches the World from Roosevelt IslandTwo penguins were arrested in a sushi bar invasion, this week, according to a story in USA Today.
