by Sue Davies | Jun 13, 2019 | LGBTI, New York, United States
Doris Dear at the New York City Gay Pride Parade. You can learn more about her here.At the end of June, New York City is hosting World Pride for the first time. It will be the Stonewall 50th Anniversary. And, the 27th anniversary of the NYC Dyke March. More than 2...
by Sue Davies | Oct 18, 2018 | Migrate, New York
The Cooperstown Distillery is located a few blocks off of Main Street in Cooperstown, New York in an unassuming area. We aren’t big drinkers but we’d never been to an artisanal distillery either. We thought it would be interesting to see how vodka was made. Most...
by Sue Davies | Oct 5, 2018 | New York
Cooperstown–Baseball Hall of Fame and Much More As someone who does not follow, or even like baseball, I was not that excited about spending a few days in Cooperstown, New York. Sue loves baseball and as a kid dreamed of playing third base for the New...
by Sue Davies | Sep 11, 2018 | Food, New York, Street Art
The Best Street Art and Dim Sum in Chinatown NYC Dim sum literally means TOUCH THE HEART. In Hong Kong, the term yum char (or drink tea) also means to partake in dim sum. Street Art and Dim Sum in Chinatown NYC is a must-do if you are visiting New York. After...
by Sue Davies | Aug 17, 2018 | New York, Street Art, United States, Women
Street Art Speaks: A Conversation with Mural Artist & Activist LMNOPiThis is the first of a new series that I am doing called Street Art Speaks. I am kicking it off with an interview with mural artist LMNOPi. She is one of my favorite mural artists in New York....
by Sue Davies | Jul 24, 2018 | Food, New York, Street Art
I love the Lower East Side. It is a rapidly changing area full of history, art galleries and street art. The Lower East Side Jewish food is the best. Old and New. Some people love this and some people hate how the area is changing. Gentrification. There is now...
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