NY STYLE
Experience NY
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Spanish cuisine is served
up two ways at
Huertas
in Greenwich Village. In El
Comedor, the intimate dining
room, the Menú del Día is
a seasonally-driven menu
inspired by Basque country.
Guests looking for small bites
stop at the Pintxos Bar, where
a rotating selection of cured
meats, cheeses, octopus
and olives can be easily
shared, and washed down
with vermouth made on-site.
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In NYC’s Hell’s Kitchen
neighborhood,
Gotham
West Market
is a retail and
dining hybrid on the ground
floor of a sleek residential
building. Spacious indoor and
outdoor dining areas feature
communal tables, floor-
to-ceiling glass windows
and high ceilings. Eateries
include artisanal purveyors,
including Ivan Ramen Slurp
Shop, Choza Taqueria, Court
Street Grocers Sandwich
Shop, and Blue Bottle Coffee.
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There’s one huge benefit to participating in the New York Market – experiencing New
York City itself! It’s a destination like no other, with new restaurants, shops, and attractions
opening every day. Leave some time in your itinerary for some of these buzzworthy spots.
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Named after President Chester A. Arthur,
Arthur Avenue
is a Bronx
neighborhood that clings to its Italian character, forged by the
families who settled here in the early 1900s. Take a self-guided tour
of the indoor market, family-owned pasticcerias and salumerias,
import shops, and restaurants.
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India’s rich cultures, everyday
life, and artistic practices
are richly represented in
the “
Francesco Clemente:
Inspired by India
” exhibit at
the Rubin Museum of Art.
Transforming ancient symbols,
myths, and ideas, Clemente
created dreamlike landscapes,
animals, and human figures
in these 20 works, including
paintings from the last 30
years, and four new, larger
than life-size sculptures
created especially for the
exhibition.
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Adornment and accessories
merge at MAD (Museum of
Arts and Design) in
Maryland
to Murano: Neckpieces and
Sculptures by Joyce J. Scott
.
This is the first exhibition
to examine the relationship
between Scott’s beaded and
constructed neckpieces created
in her Baltimore, Maryland
studio and her more recent
blown glass sculptures crafted
on Murano Island in Italy. On
view: 34 neckpieces, three
wall hangings, and 13 glass
sculptures.
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