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Roots of Italy Project Reconnects Italian Immigrants to their Homeland

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So many Americans want to learn a foreign language, but few have the time or discipline to sustain ongoing classes. Domenico Sannino understands. Recently, the CEO of Italy Emotion T.O. was in New York City to introduce the “Roots of Italy” project. Its purpose is to introduce or refresh Italian Americans to their native roots through intensive language courses–all in the splendor and beauty of Italy. [Read more…] about Roots of Italy Project Reconnects Italian Immigrants to their Homeland

Students Capture the Spotlight in EDTA Gala

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Broadway saluted the next generation of performers on Sunday night at the Edison Ballroom where the Education Theatre Foundation hosted their Fifth Annual Back to School Gala. The event is designed to bring together students, teachers, and Broadway celebrities, many of whom spoke with Manhattan Digest on the press line. [Read more…] about Students Capture the Spotlight in EDTA Gala

’45 Minutes From Coontown’, Second Part of a Trilogy, Premieres at York Theatre

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For nearly a decade now, Ben West has been unearthing countless documents and manuscripts about Musical Theatre. His end-game? The Showtime! Trilogy; Three documentary-style pieces showcasing this uniquely American art form and the many diverse individuals who have contributed to it.

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The Leroy House’s Tasty Cuisine Fits Perfectly In The West Village

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The West Village is arguably one of the most beautiful areas in New York City, especially in the summertime. It has a relaxed and chill vibe to it that no other part of The Big Apple really encompasses. A hidden gem called The Leroy House, located on the deliciously wonderful Hudson Street, is a place you need to stop in as soon as possible. [Read more…] about The Leroy House’s Tasty Cuisine Fits Perfectly In The West Village

I Adore Tropical Smoothie Cafe And Here’s Why You Will Too

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The summer is still in full swing and with that comes quite a bit of travel that will take place over the next month. Long Island, an area I grew up in and love so much, is a place where Manhattanites will be heading to for some fun in the sun at their several beaches and scenic areas. Tropical Smoothie Cafe, a place that I will simply call heavenly for now, has locations all across LI that will provide you and your friends with an experience that goes beyond the word satisfying. [Read more…] about I Adore Tropical Smoothie Cafe And Here’s Why You Will Too

GITANO Garden of Love Brings Exoticism in Both Food and Environment

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A trip to the Mayan city of Tulum would be a lengthy trip for most New Yorkers, seeing that it rests on the southern tip of Mexico, but fortunately, a nice little piece of it available right in downtown Manhattan. GITANO’s Garden of Love, a tropical urban paradise in the heart of SoHo, re-opened for the season May 1st and has proven to be a riveting success.

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Celebrate the Start of Summer with Auntie Anne’s Strawberry Lemonade Frost!

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The summer has begun and with that comes the sweltering heat and humidity that we dread all year round. Auntie Anne’s, the company that has kept us happy for years with their mouthwatering pretzels and drinks, has introduced a delicious new drink to help keep you cooled down as the temperatures continue to rise. [Read more…] about Celebrate the Start of Summer with Auntie Anne’s Strawberry Lemonade Frost!