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Madison Square Garden is the home court where @real_newyorker attended New York Knicks playoff watch parties and celebrated team milestones with family.
Rockaway Beach has served as the setting for @real_newyorker's creative photo shoots as well as rainy summer sandcastle contests.
Watching Speedy Claxton throw out the ceremonial first pitch brought @real_newyorker to Citi Field in Queens for a Mets game.
New York Botanical Garden hosted @real_newyorker and friends for the Orchid Show and evening events featuring floral installations in the Bronx.
Nostrand Avenue LIRR station in Brooklyn was highlighted by @real_newyorker when discussing local transit and the realities of neighborhood changes.
American Indian Community House hosted Runway Two of Indigenous New York Fashion Week, attended by @real_newyorker.
The Midtown Fashion District was the backdrop for runway showcases spotlighting contemporary Native designers that @real_newyorker attended.
Indigenous New York Fashion Week programming led @real_newyorker to Relative Arts in Manhattan to see textiles and community crafts.
Stopping by Shagwong Restaurant gave @real_newyorker a taste of long-standing Montauk dining during an end-of-summer trip.
Montauk Point Lighthouse offered coastal scenery and ocean views during a family road trip to the tip of Long Island with @real_newyorker.
Roadside lobster rolls at Lunch Lobster Roll along the Montauk Highway made for an essential lunch stop for @real_newyorker.
Street Food on the Green in Montauk provided @real_newyorker with casual outdoor meals including sushi, dim sum, and dumplings.
At Menemsha Fish Market on Martha's Vineyard, @real_newyorker stopped for fresh lobster rolls and seafood right by the water.
Grabbing cups of traditional Italian ice with family is a summer ritual for @real_newyorker at The Lemon Ice King of Corona in Queens.
Nuutoqaq Nuuk Lokalmuseum introduced @real_newyorker to regional history and local cultural exhibits during a summer visit to Greenland.
At Hotel SØMA in Nuuk, Greenland, @real_newyorker stayed and unwound in the hot tub after boat tours among the icebergs.
A family harbor outing brought @real_newyorker to the Statue of Liberty to celebrate a child's ninth birthday.
Heading up Fifth Avenue, @real_newyorker spent the day visiting the galleries at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Strolling past the Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association grounds in Oak Bluffs let @real_newyorker view the historic gingerbread cottages up close.
Morning ocean swims and community gatherings drew @real_newyorker to Inkwell Beach in Oak Bluffs.
Larsen's Fish Market on the Menemsha docks is where @real_newyorker picked up fresh lobster and clams to eat harbor-side.
Grabbing casual burgers and sides brought @real_newyorker to Fat Ronnie's Burger Bar on Martha's Vineyard.
Totally Yours Shoppe provided @real_newyorker with a local boutique stop in Oak Bluffs for small gifts and island clothing.
Local artwork and gallery exhibits brought @real_newyorker to Cottagers Corner on Martha's Vineyard.
Checking out handmade crafts and artwork in Oak Bluffs led @real_newyorker into Island-Life Studio Boutique & Art.
@real_newyorker visited Roast & Co in lower Manhattan to interview business owner Samir about operating a small business.
On Grand Cayman, @real_newyorker took family boat tours, sampled island dishes, and swam alongside local marine life.
A campus walk through Harvard University took @real_newyorker through historic university grounds and art galleries during a family trip to Massachusetts.
Walking through Chinatown in Boston, @real_newyorker stopped for local meals and street sights during the family weekend trip.
The Embrace bronze memorial sculpture in Boston Common served as a meaningful stop for @real_newyorker while walking the park.
Strolling through Boston Common gave @real_newyorker an open green space for a family walk right off the downtown trails.
Located along Boston Common, the Boston Massacre Memorial was part of the historic stops @real_newyorker visited along the route.
Following the red-brick line of the Freedom Trail guided @real_newyorker and family past downtown Boston landmarks.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace provided a central stop for food, pedestrian courtyards, and shopping during a Boston weekend.
Waterfront views at Boston Waterboat Marina offered harbor breezes and docking sights for @real_newyorker along Boston Harbor.
Bowls of traditional New England clam chowder brought @real_newyorker to Legal Sea Foods near the Boston waterfront.
Looking up at the Custom House Tower clock in downtown Boston was one of the architectural highlights on @real_newyorker's walking tour.
Steaming bowls of ramen at WakuWaku Ramen & Sake provided an easy lunch stop in Boston Chinatown for @real_newyorker.
During an island vacation, @real_newyorker visited the Cayman Islands to spend time with family on boat excursions and swim with stingrays.
Gathering in Prospect Park for a Juneteenth cookout gave @real_newyorker an afternoon of music, outdoor dancing, and community in Brooklyn.
An art night in lower Manhattan led @real_newyorker to Cycol Gallery to check out the Frank Ape exhibition.
Following gallery visits downtown, @real_newyorker headed to Wonder House Studio on the Upper West Side for a classroom retrospective show.
Attending an evening ballet performance brought @real_newyorker to the auditorium of Teatro alla Scala in Milan.
Window shopping along Via della Spiga in Milan gave @real_newyorker a view of high-fashion boutiques and Italian style.
Under the glass dome of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, @real_newyorker browsed shops and admired Milan's nineteenth-century arcade architecture.
Boarding regional high-speed rail at Milan Central Station helped @real_newyorker travel between Italian cities.
Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze was @real_newyorker's stop in Florence to view Michelangelo's David and renaissance sculpture.
Traditional herbal remedies and scents drew @real_newyorker to Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella in Florence.
Crossing over the Arno River, @real_newyorker stopped to admire the stone bridge and jewelry shops of Ponte Vecchio.
A day trip through Tuscany took @real_newyorker to the Leaning Tower of Pisa for sightseeing.
Touring ancient history in Rome brought @real_newyorker to the exterior and arena arches of the Colosseum.
El Barrio's Artspace PS 109 in East Harlem brought @real_newyorker to the 'Home for the Holidaze' art exhibition opening.
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