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The Best Wineries and Vineyards on Long Island’s East End

For those in search of a respite from the hustle and bustle of New York City this summer, it's time to venture a few hours east, where visitors can find some of the most picturesque wineries in the region. Although perhaps not as well known as acclaimed West Coast wine regions like Napa and Sonoma, Long Island is home to over 60 wineries, spanning more than 3,000 acres of vineyards, and has delighted both avid vino collectors and casual tasters for almost 50 years.



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The Amsterdam Bar Guide

Amsterdam is a city like no other. It’s brimming with culture, art and history, boasting an array of museums, music venues and, of course, bars. These bars have a long history within the city, with its distinguished drinking culture tying back to the Dutch Golden Age. Jenever, sometimes known as Dutch gin, is the juniper-flavored traditional liquor of the Netherlands, and is often served alongside beer in Dutch cafes. 



Over the past few years, Amsterdam has started to furthe...
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5 Simple Necessities for a Spectacular Holiday Party

Every holiday season, I look forward to dressing up to attend holiday parties. It’s one thing that makes it the most magical time of the year for me.

This year, I had the opportunity to host my own little party- I gained a new appreciation for the work that it takes. I gained a whole new perspective, plus a few tips and tricks that I wanted to share with you!

To begin, decorations are a crucial part of any holiday party. It’s important to make it your own, so get creative! It sets the tone for
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How to Spend a Long Weekend in Montreal

Montreal is a city touched by art, culture and history. This exhilarating metropolis has touches of French life intertwined with Canadian history and culture, and offers a European experience, but without the transatlantic travel for those coming from the U.S. With it just being a short one-and-a-half hour flight away from New York City, Montreal is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway. Due to the expansive layout of the city, Montreal is best explored on foot, with assistance from the
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A Guide to New York’s Most Exclusive New Private Clubs

It seems like everywhere you turn in New York, there's a new members-only club popping up. While there has definitely been a resurgence as of late, private clubs aren’t a new concept to Manhattan—the Union Club and the Metropolitan Club have existed since the 1800s.

These private clubs have long held appeal for various reasons; the Union Club and Metropolitan Club served as fashionable dining and gathering spaces for prominent players in academia, law, politics and business, while more modern a
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Where to Drink and Dine During New York Fashion Week

The best dining spots to help bring your New York Fashion Week to the next level.

New York Fashion Week has never just been about the designer shows. Since its conception, NYFW has become an opportunity for the city to showcase what makes New York so special—whether that be a new boutique, a classic museum exhibit, a buzzy party or a signature restaurant menu. It is also a social extravaganza, as the fashion world descends upon New York to experience the best of the city. To make the most of it
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5 WAYS TO PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON

As the temperature in Binghamton takes its annual plunge, I am starting to prepare for my favorite time of year. Something about the cold air and the holiday cheer makes these next few weeks special. But, sometimes, it can be difficult to get in the spirit, especially with finals week just around the corner. Here are five ways to get yourself ready for the holiday season!
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My favorite childhood memories include my family and I putting up the Christmas Tree and setting up our winter vill...