Got plans for the weekend? Here are a few ideas for my followers who live in, near to or will be visiting Leeds, Bradford and New York:
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What’s
up New York, Happy hump-day,
we’re expecting scattered showers and clouds today. 🌧 What will the fall
season feel like for art
galleries that won’t host typical openings? 🎟🏙 Visual artists inspired
to create after surviving the COVID lockdown in NYC. 👀🖌 Dozens of NYC
schools made the Princeton Review’s 2021 round-up for top
colleges in the USA. 📚🥇 Multi-media gem Artechouse has
reopened with a new eye-catching exhibition. 🎨🥳️ Gas up and prepare
for a culinary road trip to any one of these 21
food destinations for New York foodies. 🚗🍕 New club for
cyclists of color We
Bike Too, out and about in the city. 🚲🖤 Song: Paris Carney
- Only
Love App: Draw
it You
cannot swim for new horizons until you have the courage to lose sight of the shore.
―William Faulkner |
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Artechouse Reopens "Intangible Forms” Installation Ready for Visitors
🎨🥳️ If
you’re looking to unwind, Artechouse house may have exactly what you need. Fujimoto’s new
installation, “Intangible Forms,” encourages virtual consciousness separate
from the outside world. In turn, the
exhibit creates an experience that gives visitors a break from everything
before and after their viewing.
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Drive and Dine Road Trip Food Destinations Out of NYC 🚗🍕 It’s
the perfect time to get creative with dining. Instead of eating locally, try
something from a neighboring borough or just around NYC’s border. Here is a round-up
of 21 delightful places to get grub that is worth the road trip.
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Biking Together Cyclist Club for POC Hits the Streets in NYC 🚲🖤 There
is a new club of cyclists celebrating their diversity and love for getting
active. The "We Bike Too” club is meant to empower and connect
bicyclists with other individuals interested in health and equality. Find out more
about the club and how they’re fighting for equity, inclusion, and
change.
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What’s
up New York, Happy Friday,
today will be sunny with clear skies! ☀️ Where can you go
to see fall
foliage near the city? 🍂🍁 Check out this new
guide to outdoor
drinking through illustrations. 🍻🌳 The MOMA has
reopened, treating visitors to quiet
spaces without crowding. 🎟🎨 These are 10
must-sees art
installations debuting in September. 🏙🗽 Francesca
Chaney shines a light on restaurant culture and where things can
improve. 🗣🥘 How can NYC
recover from the indoor
dining obstacle? 📈🎙 Song: ALLY - Fomo App: Oak
Meditation One
belongs to New York instantly, one belongs to it as much in five minutes as
in five years. -Tom Wolfe |
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September Art 10 Art Installations to View This Month 🏙🗽 September
brings new yorkers closer to normal with gym, art gallery, and other services
reopening. You can now treat yourself to any one of these colorful and
thought-provoking art installations this month. If you find just
one of the ten installations fruitful, you can take on the month inspired and
renewed.
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Food Industry Shift Francesca Chaney Talks the Future of Restaurant Culture
🗣🥘 Francesca
Chaney spent some time discussing the food industry in NYC with Eater. As the owner of
Sol Sips, Chaney has gathered first-hand knowledge of restaurant culture and
where things can improve. Through the
cultivation of mindful workplaces, Chaney hopes it could strengthen the
quality of food, community services, dietary inclusions, and so on.
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How To Indoor Dine Will NYC Get Around Indoor Dining Dilemmas? 📈🎙 Restaurant,
pub, cafe, bakery, and food truck owners have tried to piece together their
finances in the wake of COVID. Due to stiff regulations from Cuomo, many of
the places trying to provide outdoor dining to guests have been shut down or
had liquor licenses revoked. Now, the question
left is how will NYC’s restaurant industry move forward?
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What's
up New York, We're expecting
warm temperatures today with a side of scattered showers, so reschedule your
beach plans. ⛈ NYC based director
Lanre
Olabisi explores racial tension through dark humor in a recent short
film. 🎬🖤 The potential for green
roof spaces in NYC is growing. 🏙🌼 Groundcyle is
among the many composting businesses saving our planet. 🍌🥬️ Ras Plant-Based
and Blossom are among some of the black-owned
vegan restaurants you should check out in NYC. 😊🌯 Pvilion's
Solar Powered Canopy is giving visitors a place to rest and recharge
at The New York Botanical Garden. ☀️🔋 GreenPoint
Innovations (GPI), The Climate Group’s Climate Week NYC, and the United
Nations SDG Action Campaign are holding the GreenPoint
EARTH: Screens2Streets event. 🌍🎨 Song: Elah Hale - Impatient App: Skyview Earth
is a small town with many neighborhoods in a very big universe. – Ron Garan |
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Green Heroes Groundcycle Picking up Where the City Failed 🍌🥬️ After
organic composting funds were cut by the city, Vivian Lin decided to launch
Groudcycle. Lin picks up kitchen scraps and yard waste for recycling
throughout the city, and gifts participants with produce from local farms. Groundcycle is one
of many initiatives launched in the city during the pandemic, showcasing the
power of New Yorkers and the environmentally-conscious vein that runs through
communities.
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Cruelty Free Dining 7 Black Chefs Redefining NYC's Vegan Scene 😊🌯 Have
you ever tried vegan chicken and waffles? You can find them at Ras
Plant-Based. Learn more about the owners of Seasoned Vegan, Blossom, and
other popular vegan restaurants in NYC thanks to this round-up. These 7 chefs and
visionaries create cruelty-free dishes that are comforting, savory, and part
of the growing vegan scene.
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Screens2streets GREENPOINT EARTH 2020: Screens2streets Launches 🌍🎨 Artists
who participate in the Screens2streets event will focus on topics like
climate change solutions and climate-related issues that inspire viewers. The
event hopes to create environmentally aware and active communities through
competition. 10 ‘Screens’ Awardees and one ‘Streets’ winner will be selected
during Climate Week NYC, resulting in a public mural. The GreenPoint
EARTH 2020: Screens2Streets program is global, compiling virtually submitted
works that encourage digital storytelling centered on environmental
consciousness.
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