Fashion Week, a cocktail-inspired fragrance preview, a Greek opening on Long Island, and a first look at the Lower East Side’s newest dessert destination. September in New York comes with a full calendar. Fashion Week brings its own itinerary, but there are also restaurant openings, neighborhood traditions, and reasons to stop and take in the […]
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A long weekend can disappear surprisingly quickly. By the time we decide what to do with it, Friday evening has been lost to indecision, Saturday to errands and Monday has already begun to feel like the night before work. Three days technically passed, but somehow none of them felt particularly different from an ordinary weekend […]
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July in New York has a particular quiet to it — half the city seems to be on a plane to somewhere in Europe or already installed in the Hamptons, and the pace shows it. Fewer openings, fewer must-attend nights, more room to actually notice what’s still happening for those of us sticking around. That […]
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Where did sports or a shared live event take you this year? I’d love to hear about it. Somewhere over the past several weeks, I became a data point. I flew to Toronto twice — once for Croatia’s group-stage match against Panama, and again for the Round of 32 against Portugal. I drove from New […]
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Toronto, twice in one week. If you’d told me at the start of June that I’d be back at the same stadium for a World Cup knockout match, I’m not sure I would have believed it — but there I was. Croatia and Portugal had never met at a World Cup. Not once, not across […]
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Somewhere between the fourth quarter at Madison Square Garden and the anthem in a stranger’s language at a World Cup match in Toronto, it became clear that June wasn’t a month of events. It was a month of proof — that people still want to stand in a crowd and feel something at the same […]
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