Young Theater Talent in The Bronx
Tonight, on my son’s insistence to see his friend perform, I had the great pleasure of taking a walk Into the Woods by the Riverdale Children’s Theater. While I was familiar with the existence of the Riverdale Children’s Theater I had not yet attended a performance prior to tonight and therefore wasn’t sure as [...]
Bronx Go Green on Earth Day 2013
On this beautiful Earth Day 2013 I would like to point one of my favorite things about this borough, the vast amount of greenery I see practically everywhere I go. Whether one walks through Bronx Park East , drives through Mosholu Parkway or bike rides through Pelham Parkway there is green grass and trees everywhere. [...]
Easter in The Bronx
Whether or not spring fully arrived is debatable based on the cold weather we have been experiencing. However, one thing is certain, Easter is here! While we have different ways to celebrate this holiday The Bronx has an activity for you. While it seems this borough is cutting down on the egg hunts, if you [...]
St. Patrick’s Day
Every March we see the overflow of green, not because of spring or the environment, but in decorations and clothing as people go green in celebration of St. Patrick. St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated every March 17, on the saint’s religious feast day and the anniversary of his death (History.com). The Irish have observed this [...]
Valentine’s Day in The Bronx
February 14, Valentine’s Day, is fast upon us. Whether you’re an avid fan of the holiday or happen to think it is just a greeting card industry created holiday to boost sales, you will likely take part in it by giving or receiving a “valentine”. According to Time Magazine article, Valentine’s Day 2012, by the [...]
SNOW DAY!!! at Crotona Park
Snow Day is in Effect for Saturday, February 9, 2013. As the snow falls, NYC Parks is at the ready with winter fun! During times of heavy snowfall, NYC Parks may offer a snow day, which is a day of free organized recreation in several parks throughout the city. Activities may include supervised safe sledding [...]
Bronx Be Safe: First Winter Storm of 2013
After many snow loving Bronxites have been sharing their disappointment over Twitter and Facebook with the lack of snow this winter, it looks like The Bronx is finally going to get its share. As students will be eagerly awaiting school closings (I would not hold my breath on that one, but it doesn’t hurt to [...]
Groundhog Day!
Since February 2, 1887 we turn to our little furry friend, the groundhog, for the weather forecast (well maybe not so little since they can weigh up to 30 pounds). The tradition stems from the ancient Christian tradition of Candlemas Day, with candles representing the length of winter. The Germans expanded on this tradition by [...]
The Bronx Moving Forward in 2013
As 2013 is well on its way The Bronx is moving forward with it. The month of January got off to a running start, I was able to attend the First BronxTech Meetup where Bronx techies along with techies from neighboring boroughs brainstormed on a technology vision for The Bronx. The 92Y Tribeca held [...]