I attempted to visit this museum today with a Groupon and was highly disappointed. I walk in the…read moredoor and first of all the rude receptionist does not even greet me. I explain to her that I have a Groupon for admission and she says "Oh sorry we are actually closed for a private event tonight. Our last exhibit closed about two hours ago." Nowhere on their website did they state they were closed today. Even so, why were the doors open? I was so upset because I read such good reviews on this place. She did not even seem apologetic at all for this news. I sucked it up, took the L and went home and got a full refund from Groupon. This place seems unprofessional, do not bother!

Fulton st location is closing as MoCADA is moving to lower Manhattan! New location should open in…read moreMay.

The met store is amazing. Selling gifts and trinkets for the average new Yorker or the tourists.read more

Obviously on the pricier side because it's art museum costs. I didn't think it'd be such a small,…read morecramped art store. Very hard to look at merch when super crowded because there's so little walking space between all the merch.

I had a good time. Although I thought there would be more food stations, I was enjoying my time…read morewith good music, food and great vibes. I'm looking forward to next years event.

Wow. Made me feel stupid. I'll stand by the 1, but sure wish I'd been with Nicole C…read more Hubby wanted to give this event to me for my b'day. But I had to make the arrangements. This was in August. Buy this time many, many events were sold out. So I got sucked into buying the 4 day package. I guess that was stupid. It was over $1000 (add to the hotel/air). Night one was the women's night. Two, the b'day party. Three, burger night & four BBQ. These were all rooftop parties which were simply a mad house. All those volunteers! What a good job they did of politely corralling hundreds of people. But then the hordes were turned loose. Rude crowds is one complaint. Rude celebs is another. It's a double whammy. Where were the photos taken showing attendees with their fav chef? Certainly not where we were. We barely got a *glimpse* of Bobby, Ina, Giada, & Alex when they were on stage for 30 seconds. The only person we saw not under guard was Casey Webb ( I just looked him up. Who knows his name?!) Burger challenge night had GZ, Zimmern, Neil P. Harris & his hub as judges. They were roped off by about 20' with guards. Seriously. On top of that they didn't even look at the crowd -- not a smile, a wave. GZ grimaced. Funny, I actually liked these people before this. I "heard" Bobby/Ina signed books one night. Opposite each other in the same section of the roof. Well, guess what? That caused one major cluster -------! You ***could not*** get through the crowd. I "heard" Giada was in the mix for a time on top of that. All I wanted was to get to some wine. Which brings up another point of serious contention: wines were only available at the far end (BACK) of the pier. So I, the wine drinker, had to make the hike and fight the crowds to get what turned out to be a very expensive sip, considering what I spent to be there. (And I never talk about costs. Money's never in my forethoughts. That's how disappointed I am) So, my non drinker husband was kind enough to pretend to drink so I'd at least get two at a time while the crowds were swilling beer after beer and whiskey. But, oh it got worse. The charity wine purveyor refused to serve Chardonnay!! the last two nights. Of course that's what I drink. I don't have pix because of full hands and crowds. The lines were ridiculous, food scarce. Burger night was the best but started badly. We were in line for a taste of Cinton Hall when shoving and line cutting started. I asked someone what the hell was going on. Apparently Rachael Ray was spotted at the front of the line! People are crazy! They served 1/2 burgers & I scored a whole Shake Shack special burger. Yum. Hubby voted w/ the crowd for Cinton Hall. Another incident. I stepped up to a booth serving sunchokes. The server was asking me if I'd had them before, etc. when the "chef" working behind her looked up & I said, "I know you." I don't know if she'd been a contender on Top Chef or what but I recognized her. With no response I asked, "What's your name?" She just batted her false eyelashes at me and mewed, "Tara. . . " Fine, be coy. I just walked away. I just couldn't understand how all these people could have paid what I paid. BBQ night we sat down with a mother of two. Somehow it came out that her tkts had been comped by a chef she knew. Figures.

Attended the Zhamira Zambrano show at this venue last night. Meet and greet time was 5:30pm and I…read morearrived at 5:25pm. The Women checking people into the meet and greet were so nice and so was security. My only complaint is they didn't allow us to give gifts we got the artist to her personally. I understand checking it to make sure it is safe but to not allow us to give it at all made no sense. I had to show the artist what i made her on my phone. Meeting the artist was awesome and security made sure no one skipped the line. When I finished meeting the artist, i went to the bathroom which was on the first floor and show is on the second. I was able to get a good look at the venue, it is small but very beautiful and clean. Very modern and the bars are really nice with cool lighting. I purchased my merch after the bathroom then went back up to where the stage was. Decided to get a snack and drink at the bar before general admission came in. I paid $19 for a box of popcorn and a cup of soda. The guy did say the soda refills will be free but i couldn't get back to the bar after that because i was all the way up front during the show and didn't want to risk losing my spot going to the back where the bar was. During the show someone passed out near me and the staff got to her quick and got her out and gave her water. It was very efficient and organized. Overall safety is definitely a priority here and def cleanliness too. I also want to add that i was able to bring in a mini fan and my asthma pump with no problem inside my clear bag. I made sure the asthma pump was in the box where it was prescribed to me just in case, just an fyi for anyone worried about that type of medication. I heard they are strict about medications but definitely not with asthma pumps.

I've been to Irving Plaza a few times, and it's such a fun music venue! I love that they offer free…read morewater at the bar in the right corner near the back of the venue. The sound quality for concerts is really impressive. I recently saw Alessia Cara perform here, and she was absolutely amazing! Even on a Monday night after work, the venue was packed. Overall, terrific concert venue!

Ukrainian Museum in East Village - New York's hidden gem. My personal favorites:…read more Alexander Archipenko selected works presented in the first-floor gallery and ongoing exhibition of pysanky, drawn from the museum's extensive permanent collection Contemporary artist Christina Saj Farrell presented her "RE: Create." An exhibition of artworks (painted magnetic boards) that can be enhanced with provided art staples, customized, and transformed into new art pieces. A very engaging and fun experience that I highly recommend for children of all ages (2-92 yrs.) A cute gift shop is worth mentioning. #Souvenirs, gallery catalogs, #childrenbooks in Ukrainian and English, #vyshivanky, etc. Long story short - just give it a try and visit soon! Wed-Sun 11-5pm

Interesting and small museum. Easy to see in a short period of time and it's very quiet and not…read morecrowded at all.

This was an amazing show! A "Spectacular" Show! I knew of the Rockettes and had seen clips of their…read morepast show but usually just in a line doing their famous high kicks. But this show was phenomenal! The Rockettes were so in sync they would put military bands to shame! Loved how they interspersed the dancers with a dance troop/cast and how Santa was EVERYWHERE! Incredible to watch! Loved it all! Radio City Music Hall is a fabulous venue with sound reaching every corner and no bad seat! The entire ceiling was lit up and pulled you into the show. Would definitely go again, and again, and again ... :)

This was an absolutely fabulous show. I naively assumed this was *just* a dance show, and I could…read morenot have been more wrong. Of course the show featured the unimaginably talented Rockettes, whose performances are both an art and a science. But it also had ensemble performers, drones, lights projected on every inch of the ceiling and walls, and more. Easily one of the most well produced shows I've ever seen. If you're in town over the holiday season, I cannot recommend this enough.

The Shea Center For Performing Arts is a great small jazz venue within the William Patterson…read moreUniversity campus. We've seen some excellent jazz performers like Wycliffe Gordon and Joe Lovano. Last Sunday, we saw renowned vibraphonist Warren Wolfe. Musicians that joined him have performed with Wynton Marsalis and other top named performers. Seating is general admission. Prices are under $25. Almost anywhere you sit, you'll have a great view of the stage. A large parking area is available. Please see the below pics for upcoming events! Thanks for the read. Wishing everyone a beautiful Thanksgiving!

A fun time even if you're solo. But with people cutting in and out and heavy traffic, it can be…read morechallenging getting pictures. A quick experience [c, as you can do the whole thing in 15-30 minutes, depending on how much you focus on getting the perfect picture. Staff was fine.

If you enjoy taking perspective photos, then this is the place to be. Located inside the American…read moreDream mall, Tilt is not so much a traditional museum but rather an interactive exhibit featuring 20+ different pieces of 3D art. As you proceed through each art piece, there are makers conveniently placed on the floor with example photos along the walls to show you where to stand and what angle to take the picture from in order to get the desired effect. My favorites were the Statue of Liberty, the arcade, and the dragon. This place is best enjoyed if you have someone to go with. The staff was very friendly and offered to take us group photos on multiple occasions. All in all, we spent about an hour here and had a fun time.