My Day In New York

2010 Summer Restaurant Week

NYC summer restaurant week is a unique opportunity to experience some of New York City's finest restaurants for a fraction of the price.  It's also a wonderful opportunity to taste some new restaurants!  The 2010 NYC Summer Restaurant week will run from July 12-25 (except Saturdays). Click here to find a restaurant.

French "Films on the Green"

This summer again, every Friday at 8:15 pm, you can enjoy free French films in New York City parks. This festival is sponsored by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy and the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation.

Play Me, I'm Yours

Until July 5, 60 pianos will be made available from 9 am to 10 pm for any member of the public to play and engage with. Those pianos are located in public parks, streets and plazas. For more information about the Play Me, I'm Yours project, click here.

Very Pop!

This Friday, The Brooklyn Museum will open an exhibition on Andy Warhol. You will see self-portrait and other famous paintings that you don't want to miss.Click here for more information on Andy Warhol: The Last Decade.

Visit The High Line!

Located on the West side of Manhattan, The High Line exposes you to the most spectacular views of New York. A perfect summer activity, walking along the Hudson River is a great way to spend the afternoon. The best part? Admission is completely free and open to the public. Don't miss out on this marvelous transformation. For more information on the history and construction of The High Line, click here.

Sports Museum of America

Located in Bowling Green, the Sports Museum of America has more than 28,000 square feet of exhibit space. Although ticket prices range from $20-$27, it is well worth it as this museum is the only major museum dedicated to America's various athletic pastimes. Open 7 days a week, come marvel at distinct memorabilia, journals from your favorite athletes, and enjoy an array of games. For ticket and transportation information, click here.