Between now and July 11, catch PlayBeautiful at the pop-up indoor stadium at Openhouse Gallery in Nolita for all your World Cup needs. Reservations for all the games is free & now open at the website. Read more.
Tastier than the meat here are dishes that spotlight the Senegalese coast. Recommended: Grilled tilapia is crispy, moist and tangy. Finish with thiakry, made with couscous, yogurt and sour cream. Read more.
Home to numerous regional studies, institutions and the sunken rock garden, this building combines form and function perfectly. Opened in 2005, it offers a beautiful space for work and research.
The second, more streetcentric outpost of this venerable Austin retailer features labels such as Isabel Marant, Etoile, and Steven Alan. Read more.
Completed in 2003, the arena is home to the Phoenix Coyotes of the NHL. Since 2005 the arena has been host to "February Frenzy", a state high school mega event featuring different high school sports.
Finally, Chinese food in Chinatown that can challenges Richmond's offerings, in an upscale setting worthy of a coctail hour. Try the mantou with shortrib, fish noodle bowl and shao bing pork sammies. Read more.
On Wednesdays, the restaurant offers the signature twice-baked goat cheese souffle. Michael Bauer still ranks at the top of his all-time list of appetizers. Read more.
The Vanilla Cream Filled Chocolate Cookie Sandwich is my new favorite thing in NYC. Move over Magnolia...
We love Sally Brock’s whimsical line of sterling silver jewelry and appreciate her eye for finding other local designers and artists. Read more.
Hit this casually upscale Thai spot sat/sun for 2 weekend-only "pearl cocktails": The Shinju Pearl (glass of champagne w/ pearls of orange liqueur) and a similar version of their pomegranate martini. Read more.
This Museum was established in 1944. In 1952 the center opened the first planetarium in Tennessee.
Wednesday is the main gay night at this hipster-slick boîte. Try the Gingerita cocktail, or keep it simple with the $5 beer and shot combo. Our pick for best Twentysomething Gay Bar. Read more.
...check their Schedule of Workshops and Events online and also make reservations in advance. rocks! Read more.
After checking out Grauman's, go across the street for some clubbing at Teddy's (Sam Ronson often deejays), grab a poolside drink at Tropicana Bar or some grub at Angelina's fave steakhouse, Dakota.
Recommended: Pig’s trotter roulade; pickled eggs; polenta with baked eggs; corned beef hash; kale salad with cheddar, squash and almonds; mushroom sandwich; pear-and-frangipane tart; apple pie. Read more.
Cardullo's is a European chocolate shop that happens to have the best ham sandwiches in Harvard Square. Go figure! It also has those chocolate eggs with the toys inside. Surprise! - IFC Staff
Looking to get away? At Globe Corner Books you can find information on practically anywhere you would like to go. It’s a great stop, whether you’re planning a trip or just want to escape via book! Read more.
Recommended: On Sundays, eat all you can of chicken, mutton and kingfish curries; eggplant with pineapple, green bean, beet and mellow garlic curries; and coconut and fiery onion-chili sambols. Read more.
Start with the coconut-spiked Shellfish Chowder, then the delicious Espresso Roasted Ostrich or the Grilled Ribeye with crispy, tender frites. End it with mini Vanilla Flans. Worth every penny. Read more.
Go to the Blind Pig for their all-you-can drink brunch, and get the bloody marys. During the summer when the crowds are smaller, they'll let you stay until 4 pm.
The flagship of this Hong Kong e-tailer has all the on‑trend, wonderfully affordable pieces the site is known for, like chambray shirts and tuxedo jackets. Read more.
The eclectic mix of old cowboy boots, Western-themed blouses, Votivo candles, and dramatic beaded jewelry that fills this shop has one unifying theme: Almost everything is black. Read more.
The perfect blend of old world dignity and New York kitsch. Sit at one of the communal U-shaped tables beneath the cavernous vaulted ceilings and enjoy the taste of Long Island Sound. - IFC Staff
Charlie's Kitchen is part old-fashioned diner, part old-fashioned dive bar. They've got one of the best juke boxes in town and their famous meatloaf pairs nicely with a cold, cheap beer. - IFC Staff
Using a locker in Hurricane Harbor? Check out the ones past the bathrooms. Most people use the locker area before the bathrooms, leaving the second area wide open.
The chicken liver pâté can rival foie gras in creaminess, while bacon and onion Alsatian tart or gnocchi with veal cheeks are hearty. Cheese, wine and cocktail selections are fantastic, too. Read more.
Chic, flattering bikini tops and bottoms are sold separately here and come in a wide range of sizes and styles. You'll also find one-pieces and tankinis. Read more.
