Welcome to New York City’s (Free!) Brooklyn Book Festival. The Brooklyn Book Festival is one of the best literary festivals in the world. This bookish event takes place every September in Brooklyn. While the festival lasts an entire week, with a variety of speakers to suit every literary taste under the sun, the best day […]
Tag Archives: New York
Beginners Travel Guides, New Jersey and New York, North America, Travel Destinations, Travel Tips
11 Tips for Visiting New York City for the First Time
19
Sep
Sep
Need some tips for visiting New York City for the first time? Look nowhere else! I got you awesome travelers covered (as always), and hope you have an amazing upcoming trip to New York City! Now disclaimer: New York is one of my favorite cities in the entire world. I’m lucky to live nearby so […]
New Jersey and New York, North America, Solo Female Travel, Travel Destinations
Solo Travel New York: 10 Reasons to Go to NYC Alone
28
Jun
Jun
New York City is a great place for traveling alone. In fact, the Big Apple is one of my favorite places on earth. Despite its crowds, New York City’s energy rejuvenates me and inspires me even when I don’t have any cool solo trips planned. And I’m lucky enough to live a mere forty-five minutes […]
Literary Travel, New Jersey and New York, North America, Travel Destinations
A Reader’s Paradise: A Visit to the Strand Bookstore NYC
19
Jun
Jun
As readers, we all adore our local and independent bookstores. These incredible places usually promise customers many literary treats including rare editions, cool community events, hilarious coffee mugs, and so much more. As for me, independent bookstores are among my favorite places to turn off my brain and explore new titles that I don’t often see […]
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May
May
When I wrote this guide, it was Memorial Day Weekend in the United States. For many Americans, this weekend ushers in the official start of summer. I know I’m ready to unwind at the Jersey Shore. Toes in the sand, kindle charged to 100%, big sunglasses, and afternoon naps. Sounds perfect, huh? But, even though […]