Taking Pride and Celebrating Accomplishments on Veterans Day in New York City
Veterans Day signifies the strength, courage, and sacrifice of American military veterans and the Armed Forces. Originally known as Armistice Day, Veterans Day marked the end of World War I. The first Veterans Day celebration was held in 1947 in Birmingham, Alabama. A World War II veteran called Raymond Weeks organized “National Veterans Day” on
The Ultimate Guide to the Spookiest and Coolest Halloween Events in New York City
The spookiest, yet most anticipated season of the year, Halloween, is here. As October ends, fun, horror, and everything in between will be in high gear. Spooky pumpkins, costume parties, parades, corn mazes, and jump scares highlight New York City’s freaky season. New Yorkers look forward to many events this year, from the Village Halloween
The Best Places in New York City to Celebrate Yom Kippur and Enjoy Mouth-watering Treats
New York is known for its race, culture, and religious diversity. With over one million Jewish inhabitants, it’s only obvious that their vibrant culture and festivals are celebrated in high spirits in and around the Big Apple. Yom Kippur is the “Day of Atonement” in the Jewish culture and the holiest day of the year