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Kelley Loftus and David Miller, artists and museum professionals, bring us the inside scoop on boutique museums in Manhattan. In my interview with Kelley and David, they target Manhattan museums off the well-worn tourist path. They share three of their…
Continue readingTwila, my daughter, and I have always harbored a special love for NYC. We often talked about when the time would be right to take my granddaughter, Sidda, for a visit. Manhattan juxtaposed against Austin, Texas is a real culture…
Continue readingScott’s Pizza Tours is a yummy way to visit and sample the major players of New York City’s Pizza Wars. I promise when you finish Scott’s
Continue readingThe rising Freedom Tower has stitched together the open wound left by the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings. The opening of the National 9/11 Memorial is only days away. What lingers on this 10th anniversary are the stories…
Continue readingStone Street is believed to be the first paved street in New York City. This narrow, cobblestoned pedestrian street dates back to the original Dutch colonists. Originally called Hoogh (High) Street, it was re-named Duke Street in the 1700s and…
Continue readingMax Weissberg’s soon to be released film, Summertime, is a special treat for the Gad About Gals blog. Here’s the synopsis of the film: Eight people unknowingly form a circle – either through a friendship, attempted love, or brief sexual…
Continue readingDear Gad Abouts, Our special guest blogger today is Kathy Biehl. Kathy is the co-author of the up-coming Walk NYC, a walking guide to New York City. Kathy is incredibly knowledgeable about where and how to find the best restaurants…
Continue readingHideous construction fences surround the gaping hole that was once the site of the World Trade Towers. Orange vested workers move in and out through well-controlled openings. Visitors lock fingers into the diamond shaped commercial chain link, performing acrobatic pull-ups…
Continue readingIf you’re not in New York City today, you’re missing out on one of the most spectacular celebrations in America. The New York City Gay Pride March, better known as PRIDEfest. The first NYC Gay Pride March was held…
Continue readingKelley Loftus and David Miller, artists and museum professionals, bring us the inside scoop on lesser-known museums in Manhattan. In our interview with Kelley and David, they target Manhattan museums off the well-worn tourist path. They share three of their…
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