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Monday, March 15, 2010

St. Patrick's Day Parade marches in

Thousands will gather this St. Patrick's Day to honor the Patron Saint of Ireland at the 247th New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade.

On March 17, the parade will once again make its way along Fifth Avenue from 44th to 86th street, passing the iconic St. Patrick's Cathedral, where Cardinal Edward Eagan, Archbishop of New York will review the parade.

The parade begins at 11 am. on March 17, and be sure to arrive early to find a good spot along the route. Many streets along the way will likely be closed, so be sure to contact NYC Limo, who can provide you with convenient transportation to and from the event.

After the parade, why not stop by at a nearby Irish pub to continue the celebration. Visit www.citysearch.com for ideas.

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Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Fine dining at fair prices

NYC Restaurant Week has become a much-anticipated event, and this year looks like it will be just as popular as ever, as hundreds of the cities top restaurants welcome diners with fabulous deals on their world-class cuisine from Jan. 25 to Feb. 7.

From established classics, like the 21 Club, to trendy hotel spots, like Mercer Kitchen, there is sure to be a restaurant to satisfy all tastes. And, as usual, numerous cuisines are represented, including Italian, New American and Asian.

As an added bonus, American Express returns as a sponsor of the event, offering registered American Express card holders the opportunity to earn a $15 statement credit just for dining.

Don't be caught missing your reservation. NYC Limo is the trusted source for getting you to your destination on time and in style. Just contact us for more information and we will help get you on your way.

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Wednesday, January 06, 2010

Brooklyn Do Brasil right

Winters in New York often make residents and visitors alike wish they were sipping on a cool beverage on a beach in Rio. Well, if you can't make it down to Brazil, why not check out Brooklyn Do Brasil the next Sunday night you find yourself in NYC?

Taking place every Sunday night in Williamsburg Brooklyn's Savalas , Brooklyn Do Brasil features DJ Greg Caz spinning popular Brazilian tunes and video screen to provide visual flavor to the night's event.

Admission is free to Brooklyn Do Brasil, which begins at 1o p.m. on Sunday nights.

If you want to party Carnivale style in Brooklyn, then let NYC Limo start you off right by providing you with quality transportation to the event and anywhere else in the NY Metro area.

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Monday, December 21, 2009

Take an extra night in the Big Apple

New York City's popular "Third Night" program returns next month, giving visitors the opportunity to spend more time in the city that never sleeps.

From Jan. 4, 2010 through Feb. 28, 2010, participating Signature Collection hotels are offering guests their third night for free when they book and pay for two consecutive nights.

As an added incentive, guests who participate in the Third Night program will receive an exclusive VIP package at the Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store. This amazing experience includes a personal shopping experience at the Fifth Avenue Club and a complimentary coffee and dessert at Café SFA. What more incentive do you need to visit one of the world's greatest cities?

With less crowds and tons of things to see and do, winter is a great time to experience New York for yourself, and with an extra night free, you won't miss a thing. And, for getting around town during your stay, trust none other than NYC Limo.

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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Have a frightfully good time

Halloween is around the corner and New Yorkers are gearing up to party the night away. Don't be caught all dressed up with nowhere to go.

This year Guastavino's in Midtown welcomes costumed revelers to celebrate All Hallow's Eve with a 6-hour open bar, a performance by "Check Your Coat" hit artist O'Neil McKnight and tunes from celebrity DJ Josh Madden. NBC's 30 Rock star Katrina Bowden will serve as hostess for the night.

Check out joonbug.com for more information on Guastavino's and other Halloween events in NYC.

Getting around NYC on Halloween can be a scary experience, so leave the driving to NYC Limo. Our reliable service will get you to your destination quickly and comfortably.

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Sunday, October 18, 2009

Laughing it up in NYC

If you'll be in New York this November, be sure to check out the New York Comedy Festival. From Dane Cook to Ricky Gervais, some of the world's top comics will showcase their stuff. And whether you prefer an intimate performance at one of the city's renowned comedy clubs, or a comedic spectacle at Madison Square Garden, the festival offers something for all fans.

The New York Comedy Festival isn't limited to performers, writers from the likes of "The Colbert Report" and "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" will be on hand to share their thought processes and how they turn ideas into comic gold.

Not just for laughs, the festival also includes a benefit to raise funds for the Bob Woodruff foundation.

The New York Comedy Festival takes place from Nov. 4 to Nov. 8. For tickets and information, please click here.

To check out the festival, or any of the other great events in New York this fall, let NYC Limo get you there.

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Saturday, September 26, 2009

Shall we dance?



Dance lovers, don't miss your final chance to check out DanceNOW, a festival celebrating 15 years of innovation in dance.

The festival concludes at Joe's Pub in Manhattan on Oct. 22 through Oct. 24. The event commemorates the creation of DanceNow's Dancemopolitan series in 2003 and will feature ten to twelve artists.

All types of dance will be represented, so fans of ballet, jazz and contemporary, or even those new to dance, will find something to enjoy.

Admission to DanceNow is $20 to $25. For more information visit dancenownyc.org.

If you want to check out the festival, look no further than NYC Limo to get you there. We'll have you feeling the rhythm in no time.

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Wednesday, September 09, 2009

Art under the bridge in DUMBO

Art Under the Bridge returns to Brooklyn this September for a free, three-day event featuring an eclectic collection of art from both experienced and up-and-coming artists.

Come enjoy temporary projects created using a variety of mediums, and, while you are in the neighborhood, explore local artists' studios. As a haven for many of NYC's best artists, DUMBO is a must-see for art lovers.

Highlights of the even include River's Edge, is a street installation of oyster shells by John Monteith and Welcome to NYC; Boomtown 2006 by Artcodex, a recreation of New York as a post goldrush town.

The event takes place from Sept. 25 and Sept. 27.

Getting to DUMBO is easier than ever with NYC Limo. Just contact us to arrange transportation to Brooklyn or anywhere else you want to go.

The Tree of Life: Reina Kubota's plastic bag installation blooms under the night sky.

Stir Crazy: Come see Ryan Roth, forced by these economic times into the endangered, caged and untamed, business werewolf. Performance times: Fri. 8-9PM; Sat. 12-9PM; Sun. 12-9PM

Eco-disco: Join Scott Rummler at the eco-disco and experience a dialogue between nature, technology, and culture.

Tercet: Throughout the streets, Angela Silver questions meaning in contemporary experience by usurping the ubiquitous traffic sign system and replacing the text with multi-lingual poetics.

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Hear an aria or two, for free

Opera comes to the masses this summer, as Lincoln Center offers free screenings of such classics as Madame Butterfly and La Boheme. Now through Sept. 7, weather permitting, you can watch HD screenings of productions from The Metropolitan Opera's past two seasons on Lincoln Center's outdoor Plaza.

While nothing can beat seeing the opera live, Lincoln Center provides a good taste of the experience and is a great way to introduce others to this art form.

No tickets are required, but seating is first come first, so get there early. Of course, that won't be an issue when you use NYC Limo. We're sure you'll be singing our praises.

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Wednesday, August 05, 2009

Celebrating Mozart

There's little doubt about Mozart's influence on music, and this summer Lincoln Center pays tribute to the legendary composer with its Mostly Mozart Festival.

The festival features performances from violinist Joshua Bell and pianists Piotr Anderszewski and Jeffrey Kahane. In addition, attendees can witness the debut of "A Flowering Tree," the latest opera composed by 2009 artist-in-residence John Adams.

The festival is currently running and will end on Aug. 22, so don't miss the chance to listen to some of the world's best musicians. And getting there is easy with NYC Limo. We will have you enjoying the music in no time.

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Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Plenty to "wine" about

New York Limousine, The Harvest Inn


Beautiful vineyards, delicious wines and award-winning cuisine, nope, this isn't Napa California; it's Long Island. About a two-hour drive from Manhattan lies Long Island's picturesque North Fork and the heart of the area's wine country. Just under 30 years old, the region now boasts several award-winning wineries that produce everything from Merlot to Cabernet Franc.

While it is possible to explore the wineries on a day trip, spending a night or two will allow you to enjoy everything the region has to offer. And when it comes to lodging, there's none better than The Harvest Inn Bed & Breakfast. Conveniently located in the heart of wine country, this B&B will make you feel warm and welcomed. The inn owners are more than willing to share their vast knowledge of the region and help you make the most of your visit.

When planning your visit, be sure to check out liwines.com for information on the wineries, restaurants and other things to do in the area.

Getting out to Long Island is easy with NYC Limo. Be sure to contact us when planning your trip.

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Saturday, July 18, 2009

Enjoy a cocktail at a museum

New York Limousine,  Prospect Park

A warm summer evening is the perfect time to explore New York City's largest private garden at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum. Every Friday through Aug. 14, when the museum closes, the Arthur Ross Terrace and Garden opens for cocktails and tapas accompanied by music by jazz trio Ed Fuqua Group.

The cocktail event is free with museum admission, so come early and take some time to explore the United States' only museum devoted exclusively to historic and contemporary design.

Cocktails at Cooper-Hewitt takes place Fridays this summer from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Cocktails and tapas are available for purchase.

When you're enjoying cocktails in a beautiful setting, the last thing you want to think about is transportation. Not to worry, NYC Limo will take care of everything, so all you have to is have fun.

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Saturday, June 06, 2009

BBQ in the Big Apple

New York City isn't usually the first place one thinks of for great Barbecue, but from June 13 to 14, the city becomes home to the country's top pitmasters.

The Seventh Annual Snapple Big Apple Barbecue Block Party will take place in Madison Square Park from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Admission to the event is free and the food is just $8 a plate. Plus, the money goes to support the Madison Square Park Conservancy, so you can eat knowing you're supporting a good cause.

NYC Limo is the way to go to get to the Block Party, or any other great events in the city. Just contact us, and we'll arrange everything you need.

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Monday, May 18, 2009

Making beautiful music at Washington Square Park

New York City is a great place to enjoy a concert, and you don’t have to spend a fortune, or even a single penny, to experience some wonderful music.

On June 5 and June 19, the 51st annual Washington Square Music Festival will take place at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church in Greenwich Village, and, as always, the event is free. The concerts will feature music performed by musicians who regularly play in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera and New York City Ballet orchestras and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

On June 5, the Festival Chamber Orchestra will perform Igor Stravinsky's Concerto for Piano and Winds with pianist David Oei and works by Ludwig van Beethoven and David Taylor. On June 19 the Festival Chamber Ensemble will perform Stravinsky's L'Histoire du soldat with Lutz Rath, Laila Maria Salins and David Taylor, actors, and works by Johannes Brahms & Franz Schubert with soprano Lucia Hyunju Song and pianist David Oei.

Admission is free and seating is first come, first serve, so get there early. Of course getting there on time for the show is not a problem when you trust NYC Limo for your transportation needs.

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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Poetry in motion

Poetry enthusiasts rejoice, as April 30 marks the 7th annual Poem In Your Pocket day. Throughout the day, people are encouraged to share their favorite poem, or compose one of their own. Events throughout the city will help get you in the spirit.

Whether you share your own poem at an open mic, or simply sit back and listen, poetry is a great way to experience the culture of the city. In addition, by participating in Poem In Your Pocket day, you will be help celebrate efforts to improve literacy and excellence in New York City's public schools.

Why not read some great poetry on the way to a reading? NYC Limo can provide you a comfortable ride in which to do so.

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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Go Off Broadway for less

Seeing great theater doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Now through March 1, you can purchase two-for-one tickets for several Off Broadway shows. Popular tickets include the long-running smash hit “Blue Man Group” and the exhilarating “Fuerzabruta.”

Whether you’re looking for drama, comedy or just something different, Off Broadway has the show for you. And with the two-for-one promotion, why not check out a show? If you’ve never experienced theater in New York City, now is a great time to see what the city has to offer.

Before or after the show, visit a participating restaurant for a free signature drink.

Save the drama for the theater, and leave the driving to NYC Limo. We’ll get you there comfortably and in plenty of time to enjoy your show.

Click here
for more information on NYC's Off Broadway offers.

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Monday, February 02, 2009

Have a delicious Valentine's Day

If you're looking for a different way to spend Valentine's Day in New York, why not try a special couples cooking class at the Institute of Culinary Education? From "Luscious Local Chocolates" to "Romantic Valentine's Day Dinner," these courses are a great way to spark the romance in your relationship. And, with courses for around $100 per couple, you won't have to break the bank to make this Valentine's Day one to remember.

The Valentine's Day Box at the Institute of Culinary Education is available on the days around Valentine's Day (Feb. 14). Please visit the ICE Web site for more information.

Make your Valentine's Day even more special this year by contacting NYC Limo to get you around town in style.

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Thursday, November 13, 2008

Not just any walk through the park

A few years ago I took a free tour of Central Park, and even though I had been there several times before, there was much I did not know about its history, its design and natural wonders. I came away from the tour with an even stronger appreciation of the Park.

While you may have visited this park before, if you haven’t yet taken a tour of this fascinating space, you owe it to yourself to do so. If you’re visiting the park for the first time, then there’s no better way to get acquainted with a piece of NYC history.

On a free, guided walking tour of Central Park you will explore some of the park’s great features such as Strawberry Fields, the statue of Alice in Wonderland and more. You’ll also learn about the park’s design, including how the street lamps indicate the street number, and about the variety of flora that is abundant throughout the park.

Tours are led by the Central Park Conservancy and last about 1 to 1 ½ hours. For more information visit http://www.centralparknyc.org.

If you'd like to explore Central Park, NYC Limo can get you there in plenty of time to meet your tour guide and you'll be on your way to learn more about NYC.

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Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Blondes have more fun in NYC

Elle Woods may be an L.A. native, but we know she's got New York in her heart, as she is the star of
Legally Blonde: The Musical, now playing on Broadway.

To celebrate Elle's love for New York, Legally Blonde: The Musical is offering tickets for $55 dollars for performances through Oct. 19 when using the code: NYCVisit. In addition, NYC and Company offers great tips for doing New York in true Elle Woods fashion, including a visit to Tiffany and Co and the New York Public Library.

Elle Woods is always in style, even when it comes to travel, so when it comes to getting around NYC, don't settle for anything less than NYC Limo. We'll treat you like the diva you are and get you to any destination in the NYC area.

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