Posts Tagged ‘nyc’

Blogger Holly Lee of Cooks and Travel Books shares her experience in preparing to move to New York City (Congratulations Holly!) Here are her reasons why everyone should consider living here, at least once, and tips on how to navigate the process. Thank you Holly for sharing your adventure with us! Growing up I always heard that [Continue]

There are so many great places to eat in NYC that it was impossible for me to try to compile them all by myself. Thankfully, I have great friends, among them fellow New Yorker and travel blogger Alisha Miranda (she’s also an amazing Social Media and PR consultant – check out her site at http://flavors.me/alishainthebiz ). Here [Continue]

I am sitting with a stuffy nose, a headache, and yes, even a slight fever. I just spent a good portion of my night sitting in the cold, in the rain (despite already showing signs of a flu) to listen to Andrea Bocelli in Central Park. The entire day leading up to this moment was [Continue]

My third video in a series of videos on NYC for SheStreams Conference, which will take place in Times Square this coming September, and sponsored by AT&T. If you are in the Midtown/Times Square area, then these are my favorite must-sees. In my next video I will share just a few places to check out when [Continue]

In continuation with the celebrations being hosted throughout the city leading up to the upcoming Casa Barilla events (September 13-16), New Yorkers are invited to follow the Barilla-branded FIATs from now till September 12 as they discover hidden Italian gems throughout Manhattan and its outer boroughs. Exact locations are kept under lock and [Continue]

As you might have read before, Barilla is hosting Summer of Italy these next few weeks and has been putting together events throughout the city in celebration. Events such as the Meal for a Meal, and one of the most recent cooking classes in Eataly presented by Barilla’s Executive Chef Lorenzo Boni. Casa Barilla is [Continue]

I love pasta. Honestly, I confess I have loved pasta a lot more since I had kids because it allows for multiple recipes, with a variation of ingredients that are quick, easy, and delicious. The idea that pasta is fattening and should be avoided at all costs is one we often hear, however, the truth [Continue]

My second video in a series of videos on NYC for SheStreams Conference, which will take place in Times Square this coming September, and sponsored by AT&T. Hope this information is helpful to conference attendees, as well as anyone planning on visiting The Big Apple and is wondering which is best, taxi or subway? Your [Continue]

In an effort to inform and help navigate NYC for those who will be visiting for the SheStreams conference in September (read more about it here), I will be putting together a few videos, with support from AT&T, about NYC that I hope will help. My first video is an introduction to Times Square. You [Continue]

Despite the rainy day today, Italian food company Barilla came out to help feed New Yorkers and others in need. Today was the first of the 4-day Meal for a Meal, where Barilla will hand out 20,000 free pasta dinner kits to New Yorkers at key transportation hubs around the city.  Today’s event launched in [Continue]