Enjoy Bastille Day on Madison Ave This Year!
The French Institute and the Alliance Francaise of New York is holding its annual Bastille Day Celebration this Sunday on Madison Avenue between 59th and
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Author: Hazen Cuyler
Artbag is Closing its Upper East Side Store
If you happen to be in the market for a designer bag, you might consider a Hermès Birken. It’s a modest purse made from crocodile leather
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Bernie Madoff’s Former Penthouse Back on Market
For the third time in just over 10 years, a gorgeous UES penthouse is back on the market. It’s a modern, clean and sleek apartment
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Madison Avenue Gallery Walk Scheduled for May 14
New York City is home to nearly a thousand galleries, and while Chelsea and Tribeca often attract the attention of art fans, the Upper East
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Upsilon Gallery Opens with First Exhibit
“Kaleidoscope,” a collection of works by Italian artist Osvaldo Mariscotti, recently launched as the first exhibit at Upsilon Gallery’s new location at 23 East 67th
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What Happened to Garnet Wines & Liquors?
What has become of the once great Garnet Wines & Liquors? Instead of garnering praise, the UES shop – located at 929 Lexington Ave (between 68th
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The Extraordinary Story of the Upper East Side’s Hot Dog King
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has long been my favorite spot in the city. Right in the middle of the entry way stairs, there are
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Delivery App Withholds Money From Upper East Side Restaurant
Prior to the pandemic, my theatre company worked out of a studio space at 91st and First Avenue. Around the corner, I discovered International Wings Factory.
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Anonymous Author Reveals Secrets of Wildly Rich Upper East Siders
We are all fascinated by the unconscionably rich. Relegated to our limited imaginations, we project our materialistic daydreams toward those high towers, $66.5 million and up. Most
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Texas GOP Uses Photo of UES Testing Site to Promote Voting in Person
A catchy new tweet from the Texas GOP attempted to draw a parallel between COVID-19 testing lines and voting lines across the country. “If you can
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