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Upper East Side Locations of Literary Significance

E.L. Danvers January 10, 2022 Arts & Entertainment 3 Comments

The Upper East Side has served as the backdrop and inspiration for an abundance of famous literary works. Many of literature’s best-known personalities have also Read More...

A Look Inside The Met’s Disney Exhibition

Hazen Cuyler December 22, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

This is The Met’s first exhibition on Walt Disney’s cartoon film history, but it is not the first time artwork from The Mouse House has Read More...

92Y Opens Space in New Residential Building

Mike Mishkin December 14, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

Real estate developer DDG and partner Global Holdings have announced the official launch of the 92nd Street Y’s programming initiative at 180 East 88th Street, Read More...

The Met Receives $125 Million Gift to Revamp Underwhelming Modern Art Wing

Hazen Cuyler December 5, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

Anyone who has spent a decent amount of time at The Met can tell you that its post-1950 collection feels like an afterthought. One experiences Read More...

Lighting the World’s Largest Menorah by Central Park

Bobby Panza November 27, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

On Sunday, November 28 at 5:30pm, the lighting of the world’s largest menorah will take place at Grand Army Plaza at the southeast corner of Read More...

Stay in Carrie Bradshaw’s UES Apartment

Mike Mishkin November 3, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

Starting Monday, November 8, bookings will open for “A Night in Carrie Bradshaw’s New York Apartment” – a $23 per night Airbnb rental hosted by Read More...

Ghosts of the UES: Unsettling Sightings

E.L. Danvers October 27, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

While Halloween on the Upper East Side is most visibly showcased by ghoulish decorations hanging from townhouse facades, there’s a darker element to explore…we’re talking Read More...

Houdini Was An Upper East Sider

E.L. Danvers October 24, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

On Halloween in 1926, Harry Houdini died in Detroit, Michigan. Contrary to popular belief, he did not die performing one of his most famed stunts. Read More...

Madison Avenue Art Walk this Saturday

Meryl Jacobs October 22, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

This Saturday, October 23, marks the 5th anniversary of the Madison Avenue Fall Gallery Walk, hosted by the Madison Avenue BID and ARTnews. The annual Read More...

Trailer Released For “The Scary of Sixty-First” – New Horror Film Set on UES

Mike Mishkin October 15, 2021 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

An official trailer has been released for “The Scary of Sixty-First,” a thriller set on the Upper East Side described by IndieWire as a collision Read More...