Hi everyone! I’m Gabby, and I’m currently a student in CCNY’s Childhood Education Masters program.

For my math class this semester, we have to do 15 hours of fieldwork tutoring a child from 1st to 6th grade. Are any parents on this forum looking for a math tutor for their elementary schooler?

Please DM me if you are interested or would like to know more! Thanks!

Harlem Pet Sitter

Dog sitting on Rover while WFH is basically getting paid to hang out with adorable pups all day. 🥹🐕 They nap while I’m in meetings, judge me for my snack choices, and remind me to touch grass on our walks. 🌿🐾

Need a sitter in NYC? Let’s make your pup my newest coworker! 🐶➡️👨‍💻 Check out Rover profile or DM me if you want your dog to get VIP treatment (Very Important Pup) while you’re away! 🦴🐕💕

Yerr I go by Sydney I make videos online talking about hip-hop news, but I want to branch out to something more special to have a platform that underground artist can flourish in the NYC because I feel like that scene is missing honestly I don’t have a desire to make money off of this currently I want my mission to help underground artist. I want to interview artist of the NYC. My whole idea is as we do the interview as we do a tour of what inspired you your local area. I want to end it off with a freestyle doesn’t have to be written, just an unreleased or unheard verse. it’s all about promoting and uplifting the artist I’m not into or interested in negativity. I am poor, but I can provide some food and weed

My roommate and I are both artists and we love going out and discovering artistic experiences and meeting cool people. We love going to gallery openings, plays, comedy shows, and other local art events but a lot of time the people that show up to these things are annoying pretentious men who only go to pick up girls. Howeverrr just discovered this show called Metro variety show and we’re in love. We’ve been to so many shows we’ve kind of seen everything at this point, but this one is so much better. It’s like a surreal whirlwind of art with avant-garde acts, gorgeous visuals and captivating music, all threaded together by two really cool hosts. Most of all the people that go are fun and friendly. The hosts always organize a mini networking event at a nearby bar after the show so artists can meet and collaborate and hang out and be silly. We’ve made so many new artistic friends coming to Metro Variety Show than literally anywhere else it’s been such a godsend. If you’re an artist or honestly anyone looking to meet cool people I definitely recommend. 

They have a show this Saturday at 3:30pm, you should come!!

Here's the event page if you're interested :)

Out of towner. Sorry for the out of towner questions. Am I seeing that Katz is open 24/7? I have a 7am train and want to finally get there.

Is it much easier to get a sandwich from 5:30-600am? I’ve tried to go during the day when I’ve been in town and the line was insane. Didn’t want to waste too much time

I never eat breakfast down there and with how cold it is don't want to travel far and avoid bringing food in the subway if possible.

I am dropping off some breakfast food to a client and their team tomorrow morning and was looking for suggestions

Will be visiting in Feb, looking for locals advice on how to stay safe, where not to go, general things to watch out for.

Edit: a bit more info, just sight seeing, have about 1k to spend over two night stay.

any Commanders watch parties for the game???

It seems like all different each year and state...

My building said 18" but Aries plumber said its 24" and they not allow to install it.

In NYC 2025, anyone know where to look up?

hi manhattan girlies! is anyone interested in doing a vision journaling party next month? trying to host one and find some girls to do it with! DM me if you're interested!

Visiting from out of town. A friend asked me to bring a shampoo specific soap bar from my city they liked. Unfortunately it was not available before I left. Any places that make natural ingredient shampoo bars?

Hello Manhattan friends! Our theater, Theater 86, is doing an extended run of Mikhail Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita, which received rave reviews from the Wall Street Journal and was selected as Critic's Recommendation on New York Magazine's Vulture section. We are located in the big church on W86th and Amsterdam. Here's hoping you'll come to support your local theater company! The show will play 16 performances only, starting 1/23 and closing 2/16. You can find info here.

Hi guys! My friends and I are hosting a vision board party next month on Tues Feb 18 at a cute cocktail bar called Apt 5 in the city (Lower East Side) doing vision boarding!

Come sip some cocktails and have appetizers and meet new friends!

Check out link for more information:

https://lu.ma/xssnfkf9

Any Manhattan spots to watch the Commies vs Iggles game?

(If this isn't an appropriate channel for this post, please let me know and I'll remove it.)

Last year, I read extensively about the challenges facing the senior population. These issues resonated deeply with me, especially after witnessing my grandmother's aging process and passing a few years ago. I'm now developing a product for seniors over 65 (preferably those living alone, though this isn't a requirement). I'd like to conduct a brief 30-minute user interview to learn more about your life experiences. Please message me or leave a comment here. I will follow up with you!

I'm available to meet in Manhattan, Jersey City, Long Island City, Downtown Brooklyn, or we can arrange a video call. Thank you for your consideration.

I want to share the opening of a brand new Psychiatry practice called Empire State Psychiatry. The practice will be providing medication management. Our goal is to make high-quality psychiatric services to New Yorkers accessible In-Network with all major commercial insurances!

We have an office located in midtown across from Grand Central but offer telepsychiatry throughout the state.

We have immediate availability. Our website is www.empirestatepsychiatry.com

We see all ages including kids. Call anytime at 646-661-5225

Hi! My mom (who passed away a few years ago) used to get most of her fresh produce from a place that was on 9th avenue and would have been somewhere between the low 30s and low 40s. She never referred to the name of the place other than to say she was "going to 9th avenue". The quality and value was significant enough to her that she would walk there from her apartment on the east side. This would have been approximately during the period 2003-2019 I think. Does anyone know what this place might have been, assuming it was a single place (as I think it was) and that it still exists?

Hi!

I’m planning to visit New York City in April with my parents. We live in a small city in Europe and are used to traveling around Europe. However, my father is a bit worried; he says that NYC seems chaotic and crowded. Whenever we travel, we are cautious: we don’t keep our phones in hand, avoid sketchy neighborhoods, and take general safety precautions. The hotel we’re planning to book is near Madison Square Garden.

What are your thoughts on safety and crowds in NYC?