JFK Airport in the Snow

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Winter has definitely picked up the pace and today another layer of snow blanketed the city.  I was out at JFK airport this morning and took a few pictures of the planes getting deiced on the tarmac and the surrounding neighborhood.  I have mentioned this before but when it snows in the city you have to jump on the opportunity to take some pics before everything turns into one big grey soupy mess.  The remaining pictures are of Queens and the neighborhoods close to JFK.  Enjoy.

Super Bowl 48 Activities in Times Square

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Super Bowl Boulevard took over Times Square in advance of Super Bowl 48 this week.  I posted a few picture galleries of some of the performances earlier in the week.

In addition to singing and dancing there were a lot of other activities and sights to see such as seeing the Vince Lombardi trophy on display or a British Marching band just cruising down the street.

Empire State Building in Super Bowl Colors

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By Seth Fera-Schanes The Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks are getting ready for Super Bowl 48 and the Empire State is showing some team pride (albeit not really knowing which team it supports.) The Empire State building can display a range of colors and depending on the time […]

Rock of Ages Super Bowl Boulevard Performance in Times Square

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By Seth Fera-Schanes I Wanna Rock, Here I Go Again, Don’t Stop Believing…. the Broadway musical Rock of Ages has it all.  And they just brought the house down in the middle of Times Square. I said it once and I’ll say it again, the NFL has committed […]

Dancing Rockettes and Singing Jersey Boys Perform in Times Square

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The NFL isn’t holding back as Super Bowl Boulevard officially opened today with some great performances and activities. I was fortunate enough to catch the dress rehearsal of the Boys Choir of Harlem, Jersey Boys and Rockettes in the morning and then the main performance on 43rd street […]

Karaoke in Korean Town

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By Seth Fera-Schanes “Give me the microphone first so I can bust like a bubble, Compton Manhattan and Long Beach Korean Town together now you know you in trouble.” My apologies to Snoop but I couldn’t help myself. If you have lived in New York City for any […]

January in Clinton Hill

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By contributing illustrator Julia Cagninelli.  You can check out more of her great work here. The residents of New York City purchase, decorate, love and then ultimately discard a lot of Christmas trees each year.  If you live in the city or have spent any time here in […]

Lenox Coffee in Harlem – 129th and Lenox Avenue

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By Seth Fera-Schanes Looking for a chill coffee spot with free internet, good coffee, friendly staff and snacks?  Now take that one step further and you also want a place that serves a nice selection of beer and wine?  Well, then Lenox Coffee in Harlem is your place. […]

A Wintry Morning Near Madison Square Park

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By Katelyn McLeod You can follow Kate on instagram or check out some of her previous work on our site here: Where Brooklyn At and A Stroll Through the City NYC received a powdery layer of snow this week which created some great photo opportunities.  Below is a gallery of […]

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