Winter officially began. The holiday season nearly behind us, we will now have time to enjoy New York’s special winter activities. This season's Culturally Inclined focuses on the Upper West Side. Once a rich farmland area that the Dutch called the Westside “Bloemendall”, later changed to “Bloomingdale” after the Netherland’s beloved tulip area and is now recognized as Broadway. Continue Reading
Culturally Inclined Flatiron This month's Culturally Inclined focuses on the Flatiron District named after the iconic triangular-shaped 1902 Fuller Building at the intersection of Broadway and Fifth Avenue designed by Chicago’s Daniel Burnham as a vertical Renaissance palazzo with Beaux-Arts styling. Later coined the Flatiron Building for its resemblance to the heavy, black metal clothing iron Continue Reading
Winterfylleth October conjures crisp air, an abundance of apples, hot cider, and colorful leaves somberly drifting to the ground. Take a moment and breathe before winter, the Holidays and, the coming new year ahead. The Old English name for October is Winterfylleth, which is said to refer to the Winter full moon. Some Native American tribes referred to October’s Moon as the Full Continue Reading
First Culturally Inclined Upper East Side Thus, I am sharing the first monthly edition of “Culturally Inclined” focusing on different New York City neighborhoods beginning with the Upper East Side. Culturally Inclined will touch upon history, Michelin rated restaurants, the best art in the City, and much more. Fall Equinox September signals the end of summer, the beginning of autumn (Fall Continue Reading
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