One of the things I have noticed about NYC is that there are so many things to do. Any day or night of the week there are random things happening all over NYC. When I used to live in London my flat mate subscribed to Timeout. I never really understood why but this was because I never really looked at it. I picked it up over here one day and can now understand why. It contains so much info on what is happening and has heaps of ideas of things to do each week in NYC.
A couple of weeks ago I had a free Sunday and decided to put it to the test. Ended up being an awesome day. Started off just round the corner at a funky little cafe for some brunch. From here I headed to midtown to check out the Affordable Art Fair. This was basically an art show containing a large collection of different artists who were selling pieces for less than 10 clicks. I guess it says something about NYC when affordable ='s 10 grand or less. I should have smelt a rat when they were stinging you 20 bucks to get in.
From the art show I jumped on the subway and headed over to Brooklyn with Tracy. This was the first time I had been to Williamsburg. It seems everyone you meet in New York aged between 28 and 35 live in Williamsburg. I was heading over there as I'd grabbed a flyer earlier in the day for a record fair. Was quite an interesting trip and got a some decent jazz vinyl to add to the collection. Smashed down some Pizza from Apizza in the E.Village and was home about 10.
Brunch @ Gourmet on Ave A.
Interesting Piece at the AAF
Some of the Cache