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Grand Bazaar NYC, originally launched in 1979 as a yard sale by parents to fundraise for their children's schools, is now the oldest and largest weekly market in New York City. Renamed in 2016, it supports local artists, designers, and food vendors,

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Step into the Tin Building by Chef Jean-Georges, an unparalleled culinary haven in lower Manhattan’s historic Seaport. Indulge in 12 distinct dining venues, explore a vibrant marketplace brimming with farm-fresh produce, meats, fish, and seafood, and

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Chelsea Market is a multifaceted space that includes a food hall, a shopping mall, an office complex, and a television production facility.

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They provide top-quality local produce and unique baked goods just behind the American Museum of Natural History, on beautiful, tree-lined Columbus Avenue, making them a premier choice across the five boroughs.

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With 11 locations across NYC, Housing Works offers an eclectic mix of designer, vintage, and contemporary fashion, plus furniture, jewelry, and unique collectibles. For over 30 years, this iconic thrift store has not only been a treasure trove for st

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This signature piece of NYC history is one of the few theaters originally built as a movie house in 1924. One of the most notable films that played there during this time was Walt Disney’s Steamboat Willie which introduced American audiences to Micke

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Dumbo, located in Brooklyn near the waterfront, offers a vibrant mix of cobblestone streets, converted warehouses housing boutiques and upscale dining options, alongside cultural attractions like St. Ann's Warehouse and Jane's Carousel with stunning

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