March 14-17: There’s more than just green beer and bagpipes. Wander through an orchid wonderland, learn more about the subway than your line’s service changes, and score designer finds at deep discounts.
A Brooklyn photographer/collage artist’s new monthly subscription service caters to your astrological needs. Consider this a sign.
The amps are turned up. Dive bars, convention halls, dirt lots — even a former auto garage — play host to the influx of almost-famous artists and musicians. Get on the right (sound) track with our top picks.
In this installment, she shows off a scanner, a device that keeps food fresh longer, and a robot that kills 90 percent of floor bacteria.
Music to our ears? Any excuse to skip town for a jam-worthy festival. We’ve cued up our regional favorites. Enjoy.
March 7-10: Trade cans for fancy brews, explore a technological solar system, indulge in cereal-flavored donuts, and stock up on accessories and big-name finds.
Change your perspective of the city’s grandest museum during an unofficial and unsanctioned tour of the Met.
Be as needy as you please with a new NYC-based app/your link to a steady supply of on-demand assistants.
