This PDX favorite serves up doughnuts with names like "Dirt" and "Cock-n-Balls" (double cream filled) as well as a bacon-topped doughnut and several vegan specialties. - IFC Staff
Totally free venue - only asks for great promotion in exchange :) They look for classes that fit their co-working crowd of creative professionals. Events Manager Ashley Gallman: lounge@wix.com.
Watch New Year's Eve Fireworks from Grand Army Plaza. There's music - and free hot choc - starting at 11 p.m. http://bit.ly/hKUqbi
If you happen to love bocce ball and live music, you’re in luck. Roll a game up top and head downstairs afterwards for a live set from a sure-to-be-cool band. - Jim Shearer, Top 20 Countdown
April 30 at the Grand Army entrance to the Park, get to know local businesses that support the Park: 10 am - 2 pm http://bit.ly/g3QyoA
This dive bar in the West Village has a young crowd, an amazing jukebox, and great selection of beers and mixed drinks. - Brett Petersel
NY (See): NYC Marathon: an official cheering station and the merging of three lanes make the eight-mile mark at the Brooklyn Academy of Music a hot spot for watching the race.
PHOTO: Skaters charge from the starting line to begin the 26.2 mile Brooklyn Rollathon in 1980, at the link! Read more.
Lang College turns 25 this year, and is the newest and fastest-growing urban liberal arts college in New York!
PHOTO: The Beatles chat with Ed Sullivan before their television debut in 1964, at the link! Read more.
Get your rocks off and your climb on. Basically, just don’t fall. Read more.
There’s usually a cover, but if you’re in a large enough group, they may waive it – just ask. Also, you’ve got to get the fried chicken. – Piotr S.
Too bad concert ticket prices don’t cover bowling. Comfort yourself with Blue Ribbon snacks. (Try the pork rinds. Seriously!)
This is where you go when you want a nice low key spot, not to big not to small - tough door. - Vinny, Jersey Shore
“[Tomasina] had pretty much everything she wanted in life. She had a great job as an assistant producer of the ‘CBS Evening News with Dan Rather.’ ” —Jeffrey Eugenides, “Baster” Read more.
Having introduced major talents like William Kentridge and Kara Walker, the Center continues to serve as the medium's most respected home.
PHOTO: Down the block, 416 E 115th street was once a Prohibition era speakeasy. Click "More Info" to see a pic of what it looked like in 1931! Read more.
Have a martini and rock if the drink that sounds like a salad freaks you out. Then crème brulee (yes!) and some pasta. This is Funkytown! Read more.
Recommended: Salad of greens, herbs and citrus; lentil dal; radishes; tacos de cabeza. The passion fruit crème caramel is a perfectly poised dessert. Read more.
