A quick two-hour train ride or drive from Manhattan, the city of Hudson has become a hot dining and shopping scene. Boutique hotels have opened on and around Warren Street, the mile-long district that runs uphill from the Hudson River, encompassing dozens of antique shops, award-winning restaurants, art galleries, stylish independent retailers, and small parks.
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Ultimate Guide to Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free Dining in New York State
Jan 25, 2023 by Rachel Dymond
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New York State is a melting pot for many reasons, with diverse cuisine and ever-growing inclusive menus taking center stage. Eleven Madison Park in Manhattan is just one establishment paving the way with a fully plant-based tasting menu…
The Ultimate Guide to Restaurants With Heated Outdoor Dining in New York State
Jan 23, 2023 by I LOVE NY Staff
Looking for outdoor heated dining options this winter? Escape the cold at one of these restaurants offering comfortable outdoor patios and semi-enclosed areas with heat lamps, propane heaters,…
48 Hours in Jamestown, NY
Jan 17, 2023 by I LOVE NY Staff
Lovers of comedy should make it a point to visit Jamestown, home of the National Comedy Center, the Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum, and Desilu Studios. In this small town, there are plenty of…
48 Hours in Garden City, NY
Jan 12, 2023 by I LOVE NY Staff
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Garden City is home to Long Island’s air and space museum, the Cradle of Aviation, named in honor of the cluster of local airfields where many historic flights occurred in the 1920s. You can easily make this dynamic museum the centerpiece of a winter weekend excursion to Garden City, only an hour outside of New York City, which has several cultural attractions and fun diversions for the whole family.
Where to Experience Black Culture in New York State
Jan 10, 2023 by Danielle Lee
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Black culture has a deep impact on New York State. Jazz and hip-hop, art and dance, sports, literature, history, film, food, and fashion—all of these worlds look a lot less interesting without the contributions of Black New Yorkers. There are many ways and places to experience Black culture in New York State today whether at an important historical site, a legendary restaurant, an influential music venue, or a well-known museum.
23 New Things to See and Do in New York State
Jan 03, 2023 by Michele Herrmann
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Make 2023 a year of new discoveries in New York State with a host of fresh openings offering plenty of exciting things to see and do. Learn about everything…
If you’re looking for an eco-friendly getaway, look no further than New York State. The environment is important to us, as demonstrated by our 180 state parks and more than 50 nature reserves. More than a century ago, a “Forever Wild” clause was added to the New York Constitution to protect more than 2.6 million acres of the Adirondacks and more than 287,000 acres in the Catskills and keep them as a Forest Preserve.