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"Pouring History and Jazz in Manhattan: Pete's Tavern, Jemmy's Dog Run, and Vintage Dishware at Fishs Eddy!"
"Pouring History and Jazz in Manhattan: Pete's Tavern, Jemmy's Dog Run, and Vintage Dishware at Fishs Eddy!"
"Pouring History and Jazz in Manhattan: Pete's Tavern, Jemmy's Dog Run, and Vintage Dishware at Fishs Eddy!"
Explore Manhattan's historic bars, upcoming jazz concerts, premier dog park amenities, and vintage dishware at Fishs Eddy! Check out this week's photo highlight! 🍸🎷🐕🍽️ #ManhattanLife
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Jul 6, 2026
Trivia Question❓When it was completed in 1909, the 700 foot clock tower rising over the east side of Madison Square Park briefly held what global title? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
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Pete's Tavern, nestled in Gramercy Park, stands as New York City’s oldest continuously operating bar, having welcomed patrons since 1864.
With its original rosewood bar and tin ceiling, this historic spot remains a living witness to the city’s evolving story.
Literary legend O. Henry wrote "The Gift of the Magi" in a cozy booth here, while Prohibition saw Pete’s cleverly masquerade as a florist to keep spirits alive. Read More... |
Upcoming Events |
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Manhattan’s jazz venues are bringing summer energy as acclaimed musicians perform throughout July.
Esteban Castro, a celebrated pianist who rose to fame as a teen prodigy, takes the stage at The Jazz Gallery on July 9 with sets at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., both in-person and via livestream.
Midday music lovers can enjoy free outdoor shows at Saint Peter’s Church every Thursday. April Varner sings on July 9, with Tyler Bassett following on July 16, making Midtown’s lunch hour unforgettable. Read More... |
The Jazz Gallery: The Trap Music Orchestra Monthly ResidencyDate: July 8
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Jemmy's Dog Run in Madison Square Park is a favorite spot for Manhattan’s dog lovers.
Open all year, it welcomes dogs to run, socialize, and play freely.
Located just south of the W. 25th Street entrance, it’s easily accessible for local pet owners seeking a safe, vibrant space.
A unique water stream winds through the run, offering pups a cool retreat in summer. Read More... |
Business Spotlight |
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Located at the lively intersection of 19th Street and Broadway, Fishs Eddy has charmed Manhattan with its quirky vintage dishware since 1986.
The shop features an eclectic collection of handcrafted plates and witty mugs, with the playful "Good Morning Asshole" mug standing out among fan favorites.
Founders Julie Gaines and Dave Lenovitz launched their journey after discovering a forgotten stash of classic restaurant china in a Bowery basement, rescuing everything from cafeteria plates to elegant railroad pitchers. Read More... |
Photo of the Week |
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💡 Answer to Trivia Question: The world's tallest building. When the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower was completed in 1909, its 700 foot shaft claimed the title of tallest building in the world, holding it until the Woolworth Building surpassed it in 1913. Designed by Napoleon LeBrun & Sons and modeled on the campanile of St Mark's Basilica in Venice, the marble tower still stands over the east side of Madison Square Park at 1 Madison Avenue. |