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Efrain
HMU ladies im new York
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Time Out New York
Halloween revelers of all ages—and all species—will descend upon the Meatpacking District on Saturday, for the area's annual Halloween celebration, Treats in the Streets. From 11am to 6pm, the west side neighborhood will offer all treats and no tricks at participating restaurants and businesses, including pumpkin ring toss, pumpkin tic-tac-toe, cornhole, pumpkin painting Halloween mask making, spooky storytime readings and plenty of sweet treats, including mini dipped croissants from Maman, Petrossian chocolates and signature tea, Halloween cookies from RIVIAN, mini apple cider donuts at The Standard, High Line and more. And, of course, Treats in the Streets' headlining event will return: the Meatpacking District’s 6th Annual Doggie Costume Contest, taking place on Gansevoort Street and Ninth Avenue. After both pups and their owners strut down the runway showing off their costumed best, a panel of judges will decide the top three looks of the day. The winner will receive an overnight stay at The Standard, High Line, while all three finalists will take home a personalized pet portrait by artist Laura Baran.
Time Out New York
Bastille Day is coming soon! On Sunday, July 14, The French Institute: Alliance Française is hosting its is annual fête, and this year's celebration will be bigger than ever. Expect cultural programming, a champagne party, two film screenings, more than 50 French and local vendor booths, and free activities for all ages. Last year's celebration welcomed more than 25,000 people, so expect a packed party once again this year! Activities run from 12-5pm on Madison Avenue, from 59th to 63rd Street on the Upper East Side.
Natasha Husein
Escape to the italian countryside without leaving Manhattan. The most beautiful spring brunch is at Olio e Più | Trattoria & Enoteca this weekend. Pasta, pizza, and aperol spritz! The best way to start off the season. 🍝
Amanda Michelle
🥰😍
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Noel Y. Calingasan
PIER 97 is NOW OPEN at Hudson River Park: New York City’s newest recreational and lounging green space!!! Designed by !melk, Pier 97 features a playground with water spray features, a synthetic turf field, a sloping sun lawn, sculptural shade structures, an elevated walkway with seating, an “all-ages” slide and a sunset deck complete with bistro tables, chaise lounges and two-tiered walls with seating. The pier also features flexible gathering areas surrounded by flowers and plants to provide space for organized or impromptu events. History: Hudson River Park’s northernmost pier was built between 1921 and 1934, and then served for decades as the hub for the Swedish America Line. While it remained an active dock through the 1970s, Pier 97 was used as a parking lot by the City of New York Department of Sanitation until 2011. Hours: Open daily 6 AM - 1 AM 📍 Access through West 57th Street in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan, New York City
Time Out New York
Backyard Oyster Roast There are only five weeks until society tells you that it’s no longer socially acceptable to wear white and pumpkin spice is everywhere. So it’s time to make the most of the next few weeks, and what better way to bask in the summer heat than stuffing your face with oysters and Aperol spritzes? This Sunday, July 28, from noon to 4pm, The Noortwyck is hosting its second event for its Summer Series. The West Village American restaurant is pairing up with Popina, an Italian eatery, to bring you an “elevated oyster roast” and backyard barbecue. Popina, the host of the event, is right on the Columbia Waterfront in Cobble Hill, with a gorgeous view of the Manhattan skyline and a garden patio with lots of seating. It’s the recipe for a perfect summer’s Sunday in Brooklyn. Highlights of Sunday’s offerings include Peeko Grilled Oysters with nduja butter, roasted Jimmy Nardello peppers with grilled carrots and spiced labneh and Elote with szechuan pepper and black lime. Alongside the buffet will be an extensive wine list, a Spritz bar by Aperol & Campari, live music and beer from Threes Brewing.
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RK
Red Kangaroo
How do you like my lips? *posts giant breasts* 👀 /s Uhh…
RK
Red Kangaroo
Anyone studying fashion? 🙂
White Turtle
you can get with <===that..or you can get with this..This where is at
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Kolya
Anyone here? I’m bored
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RK
Red Kangaroo
I understand it's a gathering mostly of men. I apologize if I'm not being helpful. /sausage fest
White Turtle
all about the paper the paper the paer
Brandon
What’s your fav anime min JJK
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Anonym
I shove things in my ass and run to the local ER to keep talking to the same nurse. I think we have a chance, guys 👦
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Foodie_NYC
I had so much fun at Socarrat Paella Bar! It felt like dining and partying in Barcelona while skipping the airfare. The place is definitely built for a party—narrow, intimate, with great food. Flowing alcohol and impeccable service. I had: ENSALADA DE TOMATE HEIRLOOM Y BURRATA – GF $20 Burrata cheese, heirloom tomatoes, frisée, cucumber, tapenade, basil sherry vinaigrette PULPO A LA GALLEGA – GF $24 Galician style sliced octopus, potato cubes, paprika oil, sea salt CHULETAS DE CORDERO – GF $26 Marinated grilled lamb chops, olive pisto, olive oil & lemon Greek yogurt SOCARRAT PAELLA – GF $34 Free-range bone-in chicken, chorizo, shrimp, white fish, squid, mussels, cockles, fava beans, peppers, tomato sofrito And finished it all with: TORRIJA CARAMELIZADA – $14 Caramelized milk-infused brioche, lemon curd, strawberries, vanilla ice cream I washed it all down with a great red Spanish wine. A total Spanish celebration. Can’t wait to go back and try the rest of the menu. Highly recommend 💎💎💎
Little Kid Big City NEW YORK
Feast of Fun 🇮🇹 The feast is back! The San Gennaro festival returns again on the 12th of September to the streets of Little Italy. This marks its 98th year. Come hungry! This 10-day celebration is NYC’s most popular and longest running street fairs, and is well known for its delicious food and party atmosphere. The celebration includes parades and processions, live musical entertainment, carnival games, rides, and amusements, food delicacies, and most importantly, dining at Little Italy’s famous restaurants and cafes. WHEN: ⏰Thursday September 12 through Sunday September 22. FREE to walk the festival. Food and carnival rides have a fee. (Bring cash!) DONT MISS: 📕The Grand Procession parade featuring marching bands, floats, revelers and the statue of San Gennaro. The parade happens on Sept 14th at 2pm. FOR KIDS: 🎈After you fill those bellies, head over to the carnival rides and games that are set up specifically for the event. There are typically 4-5 rides offered. Rides change slightly each year, but there is always a Ferris wheel! Visit at night to see the Ferris wheel glow in rainbow hues.
White Rabbit
Ilike white dresses
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Infatuation
Summer Thursdays are the new Summer Fridays, thanks to a weekly pop-up series in The Meat Hook’s backyard. Pick a Thursday to play hooky at the McCarren Park pool and eat some BBQ afterwards. It’s the most wonderful time of the year! See you in the backyard!!!!
kevin klein
I need a work out partner/ snacker
RK
Red Kangaroo
Weed is the best beach “snack”
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Brandon
Going out
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Felipe Hedge Perez
What's up for the weekend
Purple Kangaroo
Any available company to go out to eat?
White Turtle
I'm in new york
Felipe Hedge Perez
East New York Brooklyn NY lets get it
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RaphyV
Portable setup... Have a bigger setup but Sunday was chill day 🫶
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Alberto Arias
I work panera bread by seacuse 🔥🔥
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New York City Dreamland
Happy Friday night pizza night for those who celebrate!!! 🍕🍕🍕🍕 I won’t be eating at Emmett’s on Grove Pizza place tonight, but I just can’t stop thinking about it!
New York Locals
Lately Cafe Bar & Bistro has quickly become a Long Island City favorite since opening in April 2023. Founded by Eric Lee, this cozy neighborhood spot is known for its expertly brewed coffee and mouthwatering egg sandwiches. 🍳☕ But Lately is more than just a cafe—it’s a vibrant community hub that celebrates art, culture, and music, hosting events that bring neighbors together. 🎶✨ In May, they expanded with a new dinner menu and downstairs bar, offering a fresh take on seasonal ingredients and creative dishes. Join them for a memorable evening of great food, drinks, and local vibes. 🍽️
Discovering the Great Neck Local Community through Anonymous Posts
Welcome to one of the unique corners of the internet where the buzzing conversations of Great Neck's local community come alive. Tucked away from the surrounding hustle of NYC, Great Neck is known for its quaint neighborhoods, picturesque parks, and vibrant mix of residents. With Kikihub, individuals have an unprecedented opportunity to dive into the heart of Great Neck through anonymous posts, gaining authentic insights that traditional sources might overlook.
Trending Discussions in Great Neck
Popular discussions in Great Neck often revolve around local events and activities that transform this neighborhood into a buzz of excitement. Residents eagerly chat about the annual Great Neck Plaza AutoFest, where the streets brim with classic cars and live music, a delightful merge of nostalgia and community pride. Likewise, posts frequently highlight the rich cultural lineage at Great Neck Arts Center's events or debates over the best bagel spots that truly capture the essence of the neighborhood's diverse flavors. Whether it's a debate about traffic changes around Middle Neck Road or whispers of new eateries opening their doors, these trending topics reveal the pulse of Great Neck.
Anonymous Chat: Unveiling Secrets
Great Neck boasts a close-knit community, but even the smallest neighborhoods hold untold secrets. Anonymous platforms, like Kikihub, allow residents to share stories and experiences without revealing their identities. This layer of anonymity encourages candid discussions that shine a light on both the challenges and charms of local life. Whether sharing nostalgic tales of growing up in Kings Point or offering unfiltered opinions on the latest development projects, these conversations create a deeper understanding of the local narrative.
Socializing and Networking: Where Community Meets Connection
The notion of community in Great Neck isn't limited to its physical spaces—it extends to socializing and networking across digital avenues. Anonymous posts often serve as the initial spark for offline gatherings. From book clubs and yoga sessions in Steppingstone Park to networking events held at Village Club of Sands Point, insiders share details about small-scale gatherings and major celebrations alike. These tidbits of information provide an invaluable resource for new and existing residents eager to integrate further into local social circles.
Celebrating the Unique Events of Great Neck
Local events hold a special place in Great Neck's community spirit, offering the ideal setting for connection and collaboration. Kikihub users frequently highlight lesser-known events that bring neighbors together, such as the delightful summer concerts in Firefighters Park or the heartwarming Hanukkah celebrations at Temple Israel of Great Neck. Anonymous posts lend a voice to those who celebrate the beauty of cultural diversity and shared experiences that make such events unforgettable.
Voices from an Authentic Community
In Great Neck, the power of an anonymous platform like Kikihub lies in the honest and raw voices that shape its narrative. Through the lens of anonymity, residents share genuine thoughts, revealing both the pressing concerns and the joyful moments that define local life. These conversations highlight everything from property taxes and school district discussions to cherished memories of family-owned shops that have stood the test of time. Anonymous contributions ensure that the Great Neck community is continually evolving, echoing the aspirations and shared history of its residents.
The digital realm of Kikihub is where Great Neck's core identity is continuously being crafted through browse-worthy posts and trending discussions, amplifying the authentic voices within this thriving community while ushering in new and inclusive conversations.
