Whether you’re looking to keep things casual at a laid-back seafood shack, get fancy with an al fresco feast at a Gold Coast mansion, or enjoy dinner with a view of the water, Long Island’s culinary scene delivers for all occasions and tastes.
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13 Camping Trips to Take in New York This Summer
Jun 03, 2024 by Marta Zielinska
Pack your hiking boots, bathing suits, and sunscreen and get out into the great outdoors for an unforgettable and affordable camping trip in New York State.
8 Places to Visit in New York State Run by Incredible Hispanic Leaders
Oct 04, 2023 by Marta Zielinska
Photo Credit: Ben McKeown, courtesy of the American Dance Festival
From Ballet Hispánico's mesmerizing performances to the cultural treasures housed in Buffalo AKG Art Museum, explore the mosaic of…
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From a restaurant lauded as New York City’s best by the New York Times to a museum that explores the Underground Railroad in New York to a theater dedicated to African American performance art, add these spots run by amazing Black leaders to your itinerary on your next New York State getaway. …
Places to Visit in New York State Run by Incredible Leaders with Disabilities
Jul 11, 2023 by Marta Zielinska
From a center dedicated to showcasing Deaf artists to an accessible camping experience, these New York destinations are creating welcoming experiences for all. In honor of National Disability…
What better way to experience a rare cosmic event than amid the enchanting mountains, tranquil lakes, and bountiful vineyards of the gorgeous Chautauqua-Allegheny region? From Great Lake views to…
Pride is ingrained in the fabric of New York State. LGBTQ trailblazers from Marsha P. Johnson to Alice Austen to Alvin Ailey called the Empire State home while historic events like the first Pride day at any State Fair in the nation and significant sites like the Stonewall Inn and Julius Bar stand as important LGBTQ landmarks that you can still visit today.
From a historic inn brimming with Filipino hospitality to a museum focused on the Chinese American story, New York State is ripe with opportunities to immerse yourself in history and culture during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
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From Harriet Tubman to Susan B. Anthony to Eleanor Roosevelt to Lucille Ball, some of the most iconic women in history have done their work in New York State. Their…
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If you miss the days of paper road maps and cassette tapes, New York has plenty of activities and experiences to add a vintage vibe to your next vacation.