Tag: new york city

Art That Speaks to the Season

September in New York always feels like a creative reset. As fashion week unfolds and…

Tribeca Gallery Walk

Hello art enthusiasts! On October 5th, I had the absolute pleasure of co-hosting a spectacular…

Gala Season = Giving

Project Lyme and Promise Project Benefits Last week, Mark and I attended the Project Lyme…

Dinner in a Yurt

On January 18th Mark and I enjoyed an exceptional dinner with my closest friends sharing…

Wellness Highlights 2018

1. Tracy Anderson Method Fitness pioneer Tracy Anderson’s revolutionary method can give anyone—regardless of their…

The {Organized} Life

Colton Winger I invited my extremely talented stylist Colton Winger, who has a great eye…

The {Mommy } Life: Halloween for Kids

There’s nothing like Halloween in New York – for kids or for grown ups! Here are the best events and trick-or-treat spots in the city for kids, and check back later this week for the best Halloween events for adults as well…

the {sag harbor} life: MONC XIII

I recently discovered the most inspiring furniture store in Sag Harbor! Located at 40 Madison Street in Sag Harbor, MONC XIII, has something for everyone. Whether your taste is classic or more modern, this shop is unique and fabulous. Curated by LA interior designer, (and Sag Harbor transplant and devotee), Natasha Esch describes her vision for MONC XIII as, “Elegant, personally curated, antique and vintage furniture and accents for the home. We want to inspire our customers with a beautiful environment and most importantly unique, spectacular, hand-picked selections from 18th Century to Mid Century. All backed up by impeccable service and knowledge”.

the {real estate} life: Billionaire’s Belt

Author Michael Gross’s new book, “House of Outrageous Fortune: Fifteen Central Park West, the World’s Most Powerful Address”, takes lucky reader’s on a walk down “Billionaire’s Belt”. Located in the Columbus Circle area, on West 57th Street, this area is home to New York City’s most expensive condos, including 15 Central Park West. He shares anecdotes about how the famous residence came to be, from the rent controlled tenant that would not leave, to a mysterious theft, and everything in between.

the {new york} life: 4th of July Fireworks

Whether you choose to head out East to the Hamptons, or stay in the city, there are so many things to do this holiday weekend! One of my favorite activities to do over 4th of July weekend is watch fireworks with my friends and family, so I’ve put together a list of the best places to see them, from Manhattan to Eastern Long Island- the {new york} life has your 4th plans covered!

Economics and The Market -July 2014

Economics and The Market

As per the latest edition of TOWN Economics at a Glance, The New York State Department of Labor updated the employment statistics for May to reflect that New York City experienced a combined jobs increase of 1.9% in the private and government sectors.

the {real estate} life: New Developments in Tribeca

the {real estate} life: New Developments in Tribeca

The summer is certainly heating up, but the hottest part about NYC right now are the new developments from some of my favorite architects popping up in Tribeca. Here are 8 buildings to watch, and I’m sure you won’t be able to miss them.

The {Stylish} Life: A Night Out on the Town

If you ask me, fall starts when the pumpkin spiced lattes start rolling out but the official first day of the season was last Sunday, the 22nd so now there is no denying it – Summer is over and fall is here! Before the sky darkens and the weather gets too frigid, take your sweetheart out on the town for a fun night of great food, exciting shows and sumptuous cocktails. Here are a few spots on the top of my list: