January 2021

• These hot dog-shaped ice creams served at a LES cocktail bar look so real
• Finally, the Brooklyn Bridge is getting a bike lane
• Indoor dining in NYC will officially return on Valentine’s Day
• This Park Slope resident is selling massive gourmet peanut butter cups
• A beautiful Snowy Owl was seen in Central Park for the first time in over a century
• A new Margaritaville Resort is bringing an outdoor pool to Times Square this spring
• Governor Cuomo says NYC indoor dining may reopen at 25% capacity soon
• The best fondue in NYC
• Drawing Inspiration: A Century of Works on Paper
• The Instagram phenomenon that has New Yorkers scouring the city's sidewalks
• Lunar New Year Crawl
• The world’s most Instagrammed waterfall is in New York
• The viral TikTok that's obsessed with rating NYC's sinks
• This new cocktail delivery service will bring expertly crafted drinks right to your door
• Check out beautiful photos of New York covered in snow
• Meet the adorable NYC pups heading to this year's Puppy Bowl
• Subway stations across the city will honor the 136 MTA workers we lost to COVID-19 since March
• 20 ways to make yourself better this January
• This massive skyscraper envisioned for NYC is snake-like
• NYC and surrounding areas could see up to two inches of snow on Tuesday
• See augmented reality versions of Met masterpieces at this new interactive exhibit
• Around The Bend: The Moth Mainstage
• New Sounds Live
• See inside NYPL's brand new Roosevelt Island branch
• The Governors Ball just announced its 2021 dates
• Bushwick bartenders release pin-up calendar to raise funds for local bars
• Elsewhere Sound Space
• The William Vale launches a rooftop winter village with private rinkside chalets
• Beloved East Village costume store Halloween Adventure wants to last through Halloween
• This massive sculpture is now standing in NYC's Rockefeller Center
• Check out some of the best Inauguration-themed street art around NYC
• See the Inauguration Bernie meme in iconic NYC scenes
• A vending machine selling COVID-19 home tests is coming to NYC this month
• DECO BOKO Market
• The 46th Street subway sign was changed for Inauguration Day
• MTA's previously announced 2021 fare hikes are officially postponed
• There’s a new $100 million plan to create a completely car-free Union Square
• Here's how to celebrate inauguration day in NYC
• You can wish Ray of Ray's Candy Store a happy 88th birthday online right now
• The best party buses near NYC
• What to stream if you're missing New York City
• Sea Chanteys and Maritime Music Live Sing-Along
• The Empire State Building will flash a red heartbeat for Biden's COVID-19 Memorial
• See what NYC's new, light-filled Penn Station will look like
• This graph shows how many vaccines have been distributed in each part of New York
• Beat The Bomb
• A 750-mile trail connecting NYC to Canada is now open
• The best live theater to stream online this week
• Latinx Abstract exhibit
• New Yorkers share strong opinions on bodegas after Andrew Yang video goes viral
• Aerialists & Acrobats at City Point
• The Group Therapy Comedy Show
• Alewife Taproom
• It's finally happening—New York is replacing the Port Authority Bus Terminal
• A swirling new installation in Grand Central is made of 2,600 real college diplomas
• Stars unite for a concert to save the NYC jazz club Birdland
• New York to resume indoor dining—except NYC
• Mayoral hopeful Andrew Yang says NYC should have TikTok 'hype houses'
• Losar Family Day
• Meet the Undateables: Eliza and Luke
• Fran Lebowitz's 20 New York-iest quotes from "Pretend It's a City"
• 12 ways to eat like a local in New York
• Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration: "Marching On"
• "Beginnings in Real Life" KGB Bar fundraiser
• A cool new cookbook from LES restaurants is raising funds to fight food insecurity
• Here’s when your favorite NYC museums are reopening
• Savannah's best chef is doing takeout in NYC for three months
• The Trump Organization will no longer oversee Wollman Rink, the Central Park Carousel and more
• Governor Cuomo announces live events may return sooner than expected thanks to rapid testing
• Greenwich Village Valentines Day Poetry Tour by Kornblit Tours
• Love in Times Square
• The 10 best things about living in NYC, according to New Yorkers
• Love Bridgerton? Here's what to read next
• This Rockaway news may change your future beach trips
• The Time Is Now: Forward!
• BAM's 35th Annual Brooklyn Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• MLK and the Fierce Urgency of Now!
• Dream Walk: Rooted in the Dream
• New York’s most desired Airbnb is this treehouse cabin
• An ambitious new High Line expansion will connect the park to Penn Station
• Sex and the City may return without Samantha—and we have thoughts
• See inside Queens' first-ever IKEA opening today
• Hundreds of paper lanterns are glowing in Chinatown right now
• "Postcards from the Edge"
• Listen Bar: Dry January 2021
• Cinematters NY Social Justice Film Festival
• Giant illuminated rainbow prisms are being installed along Broadway
• The Mean Girls musical will not reopen on Broadway
• Winter Spa at The William Vale
• NYC is having its first-ever Restaurant Week To Go this winter
• You can win $2,000 for designing a Brooklyn library card celebrating Black culture
• New York launches vaccine app that tells you when you’re eligible
• Governor Cuomo announces proposal to legalize marijuana in New York this year
• The Play That Goes Wrong
• 20 local chefs forecast what's next for NYC dining
• Eight ways Pixar's 'Soul' gets NYC right
• These are the new most expensive neighborhoods in NYC
• A Trader Joe’s is coming to Harlem
• NYC's MetroCard will be completely gone in two years
• David Bowie’s eerie final musical is streaming this weekend only
• 10 NYC restaurants that are epically upgrading frozen dinner
• NYC's wacky Tim Burton-themed eatery is opening an outdoor fire-and-ice bar
• I went on an immersive theatrical walking tour—here’s what it was like
• The best healthy restaurants in NYC
• Not Another Second
• NYC announces an official day of remembrance for COVID victims
• New Yorkers say goodbye to the city's most infamously chaotic McDonald's