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Hello
New Yorkers,
The weekend is
coming in hot! If you don't know what's happening where use our latest Weekend
Guide to find out. There's art to see, shows to watch, and festivals you
can browse in the city, and we've got the lineup. 🏙🎶🎉
Believe it or not,
we are at the peak of the apple picking season! Living in NYC means you won't
just wander onto apple picking territory, so that's why we've compiled a
guide for people looking to pick their apples. Here's the Apple
Picking Guide New Yorkers have been waiting for! 🍎😍🚍
NYC is full of art
galleries and museums, highlight numerous cultures and time periods. This Saturday
is Free
Museum Day, and there's a list of museums that offer you free entrance in
celebration of it all! 🎨🎟👌
No matter what type
of films you choose between, be it short or full length, you'd still have a
bunch of options to sift through. Here's the rundown on the New
York Film Festival's best screenings and events! 🏙🎞📽
Cowboys, ranches
and horses! In American
Dream: Painting And Photographs, the work of Hannes Schmid highlights
iconic aspects of the picturesque west. 🐎🤠🐮
A Song For You:
Lana Del Rey - Mariners
Apartment Complex
Game On: Snakes Vs. Colors |
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Your Weekend Moves
Drop
off the weight of the work week and get out into the city!
There's always
something new to see or taste and that's what our guide summarizes.
Check out one of
these new festivities and let loose!
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The Old West
Artist
Hannes Schmid has been known in the realm of advertising for years for his
photographs for the Marlboro cigarette company.
Now with his solo
show at the Mitchell Algus Gallery in Chelsea, Schmid has re-appropriated his
photographs as photo-realistic paintings.
The show titled
“American Myth: Paintings and Photographs” is a collection of many of his
works throughout the years. His subjects are the cowboys of the American
West, capturing their leisure time as well as their work wrangling their
herds.
Each piece is a
stunning moment in American history, fully embodying the culture that is
purely American.
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Who Needs Lattes?
Sponsored by:
Fall
in NYC never knew a love quite like this. This season brings many great
things, but how many experiences couple both bacon and beer? This year get
your food dance and jiggle on in peace in the new location at the USTA Tennis
National Tennis Center. Can you savor it?
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spoiled Sounds
If
you’re looking for an indie band with sounds that soothe, Hypoluxo is here
with music that truly embodies the dreamy, washed out feeling of the end
of summer.
Great guitar play
and cynical but lighthearted vocals pull this band out of NYC obscurity and
into the spotlight. They have released multiple EPs, and their playful sounds
are something you’d love to have on vinyl.
With lyrics about
the struggles of young adulthood, Hypoluxo is a relatable band that makes you
feel like you’re not alone dealing with life’s problems.
Turn them up and mellow
out. With music like this, life is pretty great.
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Apple Picking
If
you're a fall aficionado, you need a ticket to your nearest orchard.
There is nothing
like walking into the center of an orchard with trees so full of juicy
apples.
We've compiled a
list of orchards nearest to the city for your reading pleasure.
These farms also
sell goodies like apple cider, pumpkins, and other seasonal goods!
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Grab A Read
Whether
it’s the cause of losing a friend or the reason behind failing memories, time
is everything to these old men. As retirees, they seem to have nothing but
time on their hands, so they meet up every day to talk and reminisce.
When the leader of
their little friend circle, Conrad, believes he’s coming down with
Alzheimer’s, things change. Conrad comes to our main character for advice
since his wife succumbed to the same disease and died. However,
Alzheimer’s may not be the reason behind his failing memories, but something
just a bit more terrifying. An unusual cast of characters, Carroll’s story
explores topics of old age and life rarely seen in other works.
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spoiled Threads
No
stranger to the spotlight, especially after rumors have been circling Misha
Nonoo is the one who set Prince Harry and Megan Markle up on a blind date,
her label, Nonoo, has been gaining attention for other reasons then the
Duchess of Sussex, her close friend, wearing her clothes.
She has earned
accolades such as finalist in 2013 for the Vogue CDFA Fashion Fund, Forbes 30
Under 30 in Art & Style, and Crain’s New York Business’ 40 under 40.
A global
jet-setter, living in Bahrain, London, and Paris, Nonoo eventually settled in
New York. All of the clothes she designs are produced in New York, making
sure her clothes genuinely have the “Made in York” label. Nonoo’s clothes
have a modern and refined elegance to her collections, reminiscent of her
time spent in Europe.
Even though she
has said she is not designing clothes with the younger generation in mind,
her timeless clothing pieces have fans from women in their 20s to their 60s.
It should come as no surprise that confident and standout celebrities such as
Olivia Munn, Olivia Palermo, and Pippa Middleton have been spotted in her
designs.
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