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“All the world’s a stage!” Embrace your inner theatrical geek and join our professional licensed tour guide/actors who weave groups around New York’s bustling streets, brandishing their love of the stage and of the city along half-mile r...
Do you love improv? Do you think you might love improv, but have never tried it? Do you enjoy watching improv? If the answer to any of the above questions is yes, this experience is for you! In this high-energy, fun-filled workshop, ...
All tours are custom designed for your group. If you are a fashion lover, student, aspiring designer or decorator, crafter, jewelry maker, fabric and trim lover, hat lover or knitter or you are hooked on sewing you will love this tour...
In the age of the camera phone, visitors to New York take more photos each year than in all previous years combined. The question is, how many of those photos are really good? From bad lighting to poor framing, and the fact that the pers...
During the summer of 2014 I interned at a top Advertising / Marketing Communications agency in New York City. While here, I not only made many professional and personal connections, but fell in love with the city so much that I returned ...
Many artists, filmmakers, musicians, writers, dancers and fashion designers have called Downtown NYC home since the 1940s. Past residents included Robert Rauschenberg, Yoko Ono, Roy Lichtenstein, William S. Burroughs, Mark Rothko, James ...
Fashionable, hipster and settled as the new the face of Brooklyn, Williamsburg has certainly changed most in the past 5 years than it did in the previous 50 years. Let me take you on a tour of this vibrant neighborhood and discover w...
Discover an exciting world of graffiti taggers and street artists on this walking tour while viewing some of the most visually incredible murals in New York City. Today there is more awareness than ever about the imaginative artists who...
As NYC's most diverse borough, Queens has so much to offer. One highlight is Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, home to both the 1939 and 1964 World's Fairs. These grounds still house iconic NYC landmarks such as the Unisphere and the New Yor...
