I Love New York Blog

From charming and inclusive communities to world-renowned culinary experiences to moving museums and historic sites, amazing adventures await travelers who have autism and other developmental disabilities.

Home to a vibrant dining scene, world-class attractions, and a welcoming Deaf community, Rochester is filled with all kinds of unforgettable adventures for those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Grab a bite to eat at a Deaf-owned cafe, explore a state-of-the-art gallery showcasing artwork by Deaf artists, take an ASL tour of the National Susan B. Anthony House, and more! Check out the video of deaf travel creator Lily Yu's visit to the city and plan your Deaf-friendly weekend in Rochester.  …

From the snowy shores of Lake George to the frozen falls of the Finger Lakes to the spectacular cityscapes of New York City, all corners of the Empire State transform into a winter wonderland.

New York State is filled with all kinds of delicious fall flavors. From apple cider donuts and apple pie nachos to pumpkin spice lattes and pumpkin cocktails (served in actual pumpkins), there’s something for every palate - but it only lasts one season! Whether you’re team apple or team pumpkin, dig into this list of New York fall goodies before they’re gone.

New York State is brat. If you're down about your iconic brat summer coming to end, don’t worry. It’s now officially brat autumn in New York State, declared by none other than Charli xcx herself, who debuted her remix album “brat and it’s completely different but also still brat” at the Hudson Valley’s Storm King Art Center. Live your most authentic brat fall with this list of brat-coded activities in the Empire State.

Fall in New York is like nowhere else! Each year, visitors from all over the world come to see the vibrant red, orange, and yellow hues that transform the state into a beautiful autumn mosaic. Whether you’ve already crossed foliage hotspots off your fall bucket list or you’re just looking for something a little off the beaten path, there’s something for everyone.

Winter in New York State is truly a sight to see, but autumn isn’t over just yet! If you’re not quite ready to give up all the wonders of fall, don’t fret. From last-minute leaf-peeping adventures and scenic autumn drives to warm apple cider donuts and seasonal brews, be sure to cross these activities off your fall to-do list before winter arrives.

Whether you prefer upscale award-winning establishments, rustic farm-to-table meals, or casual bites at hidden gems, the Hudson Valley’s food scene promises tastiness around every corner. On your delicious journey, you may find yourself sipping wine at America’s oldest winery, biting into a warm apple cider donut, or enjoying a meal from a future award-winning chef at the Culinary Institute of America! Treat yourself to this list of everything you have to eat in the Hudson Valley. 

No place does fall like New York State! What better way to get into the seasonal spirit than with a visit to one of the state’s beautiful farms? Whether you prefer to get lost in a corn maze, journey…

From New York City to Buffalo, the Empire State is home to a beautiful mosaic of traditions, celebrations, and festivals honoring Hispanic heritage and culture. Officially beginning on September 15, when many Latin American nations celebrate their independence days, Hispanic Heritage Month runs through October 15, bringing with it a wave of exciting events and celebrations. Whether you prefer to experience Hispanic history at a museum exhibit or revel in the vibrant atmosphere of a parade or festival, celebrate and honor Hispanic Heritage Month in New York State at these 27 events. …