An Insider’s Secrets About What Makes a Fragrance Pop
Falling in love with a fragrance can be as treacherous as the real thing—and particularly if said fragrance suddenly disappears. Who knows why one fragrance mesmerizes the masses while another, equally seductive, becomes obsolete? Originally from India…
NYC Pride 30th Annual Pier Dance 2016
Each year, the March is followed by Dance on the Pier, now celebrating its 30th anniversary. NYC Pride’s largest annual fundraiser for Pride events and LGBT non-profit grant winners, this year’s Dance on the Pier featured music from a variety of…
Fergie, Hillary, and A Million-Plus Crowd Rally for Equality at New York City Pride
As the headliner for NYC Pride‘s 30th annual Dance on the Pier at Hudson River Park’s Pier 26 in Manhattan, the award-winning Fergie rallied a crowd of thousands in the name of equality and pride, while honoring the victims of the recent massacre…
NYC Pride March 2016
A crowd of 1.6 million convened for the 2-mile long March down Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue in celebration of NYC Pride.
NYC Pride Rally 2016
Hosted by Broadway and YouTube sensation Todrick Hall on Friday evening of NYC Pride weekend, the 47th NYC LGBT Rally included performances by Bob the Drag Queen, Princess Lockerooo & the Wacktion Heroes, Tonewall, and Sandra Valls.
‘A Taste of Pride’ at The Center’s Garden Party 2016
This year’s Garden Party 32 “A Taste of Pride” returned to the city’s reborn waterfront at Hudson River Park’s Pier 84 with tastings from dozens of New York City’s premier restaurants.
Garden Party Celebrates LGBT Community with “A Taste of Pride”
For more than 30 years, The Center‘s annual Garden Party has been the kick-off event to NYC Pride Week. What began as a fundraiser in 1984 with one catering company has evolved into the largest LGBT food festival in the country and one of the most…
Champagne Bottles in the Black Forest
Gourmands around the world know that Baiersbronn in the Black Forest in SouthWest Germany is home to more Michelin stars per capita than any other European destination—though it’s less likely that “foodies” recognize the area for its invention of the…