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BY Shanna Gibbs
 September 10th, 2012
Though there are in-arguably many perks to the American holiday Labor Day, it may well be that one of the best perks for New York City is also one of the newest.
Pig Island, a relatively new event hosted on Governor’s Island, was scheduled for September 1 this year, the same weekend as Labor [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 August 8th, 2012
New York City has never been a place well known for its mild tempo and easy market. Many journey to the city in search of dreams and opportunities and find themselves outbound sooner rather than later. Multi-tasking musician Cheryl Engelhardt has mastered the art of balance and utilization of business ideals to drive her [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 August 6th, 2012
The term “charity event” is often associated with the idea of elegantly dressed women and men in tuxedos mingling about in a fancy room with stemmed glasses and large donations for a good cause. At the 28th Annual Ultimate Summertime Party, charity was beautifully wrapped in a package appealing and available to all New [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 August 6th, 2012
If someone told me in 2012 that I’d be on an off-road track in a new Jeep with the intoxicating smell of new car just a few hundred feet from the East River, it probably would have elicited a confident look of sarcasm. Yet last weekend at Catalpa NYC on Randall’s Island, I found [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 June 29th, 2012
In addition to the seasonal temperature increase, Brooklynites and New Yorkers can find the annual outdoor festival, Celebrate Brooklyn, heating up Prospect Park throughout the next few months. The hottest part about Celebrate Brooklyn? It’s free.
(Photo Credit: dguides.com)
As early as 6:30 p.m. on June 23, hip-hop and Wu-Tang Clan fans from [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 June 7th, 2012
Since moving to New York from small-town Texas, I have definitely had my fair share of Italian food, both delicious and not so great. I’ve journeyed my way from the Upper East Side to Prospect Park in Brooklyn sampling family sized Italian dinners as well as hole-in-the-wall meals that seemed to be straight from [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 April 13th, 2012
For many, history doesn’t have a reputation as the most riveting subject. Creative forces behind the production of The Real Rosie the Riveter oral archives hosted by NYU’s Tamiment Library and available online have made strides in changing that opinion.
“The Real Rosie the Riveter Project” was dreamed to life by executive producer Elizabeth [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 March 21st, 2012
March: In like a lion, out like a lamb. Unless you’re near New York’s Lower East Side. In that case, the most interesting thing about the beginning of March very well may be the LES Film Festival.
Hosted just before spring every year, the LES Film Festival is a collection of films made [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 March 5th, 2012
Imagine the excitement ticket-holders for a Fendi show feel the day before they take their seats to watch elegant models parade the most luxurious art the fashion world has to offer. Multiply that by a very large number, add a palpable degree of tension and perhaps even a dash of fear, and we’ve established [...]
BY Shanna Gibbs
 February 8th, 2012
There’s nothing like the lover’s favorite holiday to remind a single girl of her current situation. Valentine’s Day can wreak havoc on a woman with no particular guy to turn to. Thankfully, in a city this big, remedies abound. For three years running, this journalist spends February 14 with the most amazing woman in [...]
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