Articles by Chris Brunelle
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Tagged with bronx, brooklyn, budget-friendly, concerts, festival, jazz, queens
Jazz feels like New York. There’s no city with greater historical ties to this truly American genre. Chicago, New Orleans, and Kansas City are worthy competitors, but as in most ...
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Tagged with concerts, DIY, mardi gras, music
If your goal is to celebrate N'Awlins with all of the jambalaya (and great music, of course) but none of the obnoxious crowds, here's an off the beaten path option ...
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Tagged with astoria, cultural getaway, food, subway
All five boroughs of New York are densely scattered with a variety of cultural pockets holding strong ties to the old country of its generations of immigrants. Queens leads the ...
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Tagged with dining, family-fun, grand central, halloween, historical-sites, metro-north, shopping
If you want to embrace the most colorful and eerie of all the four seasons, Sleepy Hollow—home to Washington Irving’s horror novel about Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horsemen—is a ...
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Tagged with concerts, drink, music, rock-and-roll, subway
The landscape of live music in New York City is continually changing. Performances in peoples’ homes date back as far as music itself. The spirit of that kind of more ...
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Tagged with charity, concerts, film-screening, music
What: Impose Magazine’s Party With Tables
When: Saturday, Aug 29th, 1p.m.
Where: BKLYN Yard, 388-400 Carroll St.
Why: Impose Magazine is plugged in to the best up and coming music in the world ...
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Tagged with concerts, festival, jazz, music, newport, outdoors, sailing
Newport, Rhode Island has long been a summer destination in the Northeast for all walks of society, from surfers to socialites. The Vanderbilts vacationed at the decadent Breakers mansion on ...
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Tagged with brooklyn, cheap, coffee, eat, mini guides, music, queens, records, subway
I do own an iPod. But at home, those melodic vibrations eclipsing the horns and rumbles of New York City come from a record player. With a nod to all ...
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Tagged with brooklyn, dumbo, performing arts, reviews, theater
Dumbo is classy. But unlike many classy areas whether it be in New York or beyond, it is not devoid of cutting edge culture. St. Ann’s Warehouse has been an ...
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