“Much ado about NYC!” City guide to 2014 summer.

    Summer in New York is full of flavor and fun. There is something exciting taking place every week and everywhere. Anyone can be a participant or a spectator. Seek your adventures at http://socialeyesnyc.com/manhattan/

Much ado under the stars.

Shakespeare in the Park is a truly enchanting 52nd annual New York adventure. If you like something different, this is it. The event is Free to the public and needless to say it is always very well attended. This summer, Hamish Linklater and Tony® nominee Lily Rabe are set to return to the Park as the wise-cracking, would-be lovers Beatrice and Benedick in the beloved romantic comedy MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

The famous Delacorte theatre transforms into Sicily of the old days and the heat of the summer amplifies the intrigue and passion only Shakespeare could describe. Ultimately it’s a colorful tale of love, comedy, and madness. This is a truly exciting performance under the city’s star studded sky. If you’ve never had this New York experience, you haven’t lived in New York. For more info and to get FREE tickets go to: http://publictheater.org/en/Tickets/Calendar/PlayDetailsCollection/FSITP/Much-Ado-About-Nothing/?SiteTheme=Shakespeare

Shall we dance?

    

NYC is a home to many cultures. June 19-28, 2014 is Dance Week. This exhilarating event showcases a number of dance and fitness studios in the format of a Festival. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about different styles of dance from tap and ballet to ballroom and swing. This event also creates an opportunity to explore a healthy lifestyle by trying disciplines such as yoga and Pilates.

Everyone is welcome to participate and take a step into the world of dance and fitness.

For more information and schedule of events go to http://nycdanceweek.org/about-us.

Calling all Sea Creatures

    

    One of the best celebrations of summer is the famous Mermaid Parade in Coney Island taking place on June 21^st. This colorful multicultural event is a wild showcase of representatives of all the five boroughs of New York City. The community comes together in wild costumes to celebrate Art, community, Spirit, self-esteem and simply joy. Thousands of people are drawn to the famous boardwalk in a kaleidoscope of costumes. This self proclaimed holiday represents the West African Water Festival, Summer Solstice celebration, and Greco Roman theatre. More info on this can be found at http://www.coneyisland.com/programs/mermaid-parade