January NYC events, only the best (01/02, continued)

Pre Covid-19 we searched the internet everyday looking for the very best of What’s Happening, primarily on Manhattan’s WestSide, so that you didn’t have to.” We made it as easy as 1-2-3.

Covid-19 has required some changes for the time being.

Earlier today we covered Weekend Corona Culture (scroll down just a bit to find it). Now, how about some more useful information. (NEW STUFF)

The best things to do in NYC this weekend

“The best things to do in NYC this weekend includes the ball drop, NYE parties, the LuminoCity Festival, Santa sightings and more

Looking for the best things to do in NYC this holiday weekend? Whether you’re spontaneous, searching for things to do in NYC today, or love to plan ahead, you can have a fun New Year’s weekend by hitting up a fun virtual NYE party or watching the ball drop, heading out to the LuminoCity Festival, or drinking in a cozy cabin at the Watermark Bar. Whatever you do, get out there and make it a weekend to remember.” (TONY)

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“When it comes to reopenings, we’re seeing a lot of positive news–most major museums reopened, we got to watch a baseball season, and the holidays are being reimagined. In other cases, reopening is further off–the Met Opera and Philharmonic cancelled their entire 2021 seasons, and Broadway will remain dark until at least June. But whatever the case, 6sqft has put together a list of reopenings, postponements, and cancellations for New York City’s many museums, performance venues, outdoor spaces, and events.”

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The best places to go ice-skating in NYC

“It’s time to lace up your skates—the best ice skating rinks in NYC are waiting for you. As one of the most beloved cities to spend the holidays in, NYC has plenty of indoor and outdoor rinks where you can glide and practice your toe jumps. To help narrow down your options, we’ve ranked the top places to go, from the iconic Rink at Rockefeller Center or lower-key rinks at NYC parks like Central Park. You can even make a full-day out of it when you shop at one of the city’s best holiday markets, followed by sipping hot chocolate and skating on The Rink at the Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park. If you’d rather stay warm while on the ice, there are many all-weather indoor rinks, including spots that offer roller skating.” (TONY)

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21 Amazing Things New Yorkers Are Putting On Their 2021 Bucket Lists – secretnyc.com

“It’s time to (finally) say goodbye to 2020, and HELLO to 2021.

Though of a course a new year won’t fix everything, it definitely feels like the right time to have a fresh start.

One thing that gets us super excited is making a list of all the activities we want to take part in the new year — and luckily, we’re in the best place to do that: NYC! We also asked our Instagram followers what was on their 2021 bucket lists, and got even more ideas from that.

Full of the best of arts, culture, dining and more, NYC is still the place to be for 2021. Here’s to things looking up in the New Year!”

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“Sanford Biggers, Félix Fénéon and the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s history of itself are some of the exhibitions that remain open to the public.”

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Things To Do in New York in Januaryloving-newyork.com

“It’s the New Year month in New York, the holiday season is basically over, temperatures are most likely going to be below freezing, but that doesn’t stop the city from holding events and other activities. In this guide, we have summarized the best things to do in New York in January.”

 
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Times editors have handpicked 10 stories for you to enjoy. Welcome to The Weekender. (NYT)

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STAY HOME FOR A BIT LONGER – MASK UP, STAY SMART AND STAY SAFE.

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