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It is probably the creepiest time of the year in the city that never sleeps. Halloween in New York has a unique atmosphere and we at Loving New York decided to be part of the popular Village Halloween Parade in NYC.  More than 50,000 zombies, ghosts and other scary creatures hold a huge parade every […]

Put your phone on “do not disturb” and trade the hustle and bustle of everyday life for a relaxing escape in New York State! Whether you want to unplug on a boat-access-only island campground in the Adirondacks, enjoy a restful night in one of the Equinox Hotel’s Sleep Lab Rooms in New York City, or

Spending New Year’s Eve in NYC is a unique experience that’s on many people’s bucket lists. It’s one of the largest celebrations in the city and there are many different ways to ring in the new year in New York. If you’ll be in New York this New Year’s Eve, keep reading! 16 Ways to

For many, spending New Year’s Eve in New York City is a lifelong dream. Seeing the ball drop in Times Square is really something special; especially if you can see the ball drop from the comfort of your hotel! You would usually have to be at Times Square quite early to secure a spot and see

The Adirondacks region of New York State is home to 6 million acres of protected wilderness, awe-inspiring views from its 46 High Peaks, and over 3,000 lakes and ponds. How much of it is wheelchair accessible? More than you would think!

Adaptive rock climbing, adorable animal encounters, and dazzling lakeside adventures, an accessible getaway awaits for the whole family in Central New York and the Finger Lakes!

Let’s face it: keeping your little ones entertained while traveling can be a challenge. But New York City is packed with fun for families, from its world-class museums and attractions to its many parks and playgrounds. So, if you’re wondering how to spend time as a family, here are the best things to do in

Docked along the shores of the Hudson River in Albany, New York, you’ll find one of the country’s most historic naval vessels: the USS Slater. The USS Slater is the … Read more The post Touring the USS Slater in Albany, New York appeared first on Uncovering New York.

July is Disability Pride Month, honoring the history, achievements, and lived experiences of the disability community, and commemorating the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on

Blend rich Black culture with quality family time on a getaway to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, with amazing museums dedicated to art, science, and play, and Black historical sites, there’s no shortage

From historic and cultural sites to energetic and inclusive neighborhoods, New York’s role in LGBTQ history is unrivaled. In fact, New York is the birthplace of the modern Pride movement and is consistently ranked as the favorite destination in the world for LGBTQ travelers.

If you’re been reading this site for a while, you’ll know that I love waterfalls. So, when I found out that there was a cave in central New York with … Read more The post Visiting the Underground Waterfall at Secret Caverns in Schoharie County appeared first on Uncovering New York.

Ask anyone who’s been to New York and they will agree that the city is expensive. Many people think that there is no fun stuff to do in NYC for free, but they are wrong! Even despite the outrageous rent, grocery and ticket prices, there’s a good number of fun free things to do in

Lace up your shoes and round up the kids for an adventure at some of New York State’s most kid-friendly hiking destinations. These shorter, easy-to-follow trails feature gentle terrain, scenic views,

From the scenic shores of Lake Champlain to the bustling streets of Lower Manhattan, New York State served as a critical battleground in the fight for American independence. One-third of the

With days that last well past 8pm and amazing warm weather, there’s no better time to visit New York City than during the summer months. Expect high temperatures in the mid 80s (high 20s celsius) and daylight from just before 6 am to well after 8pm. Given that you’ll have nearly 15 hours of sunshine to

Ordinarily quiet streets suddenly buzz with energy, patios of local cafes fill with visitors, world-renowned amphitheaters welcome premiere performances, and once frozen lakes now sparkle beneath

From iconic amphitheaters to hidden gem outdoor theaters, New York State is home to an amazing array of outdoor performance venues. Whether you’re looking to dance the night away on the original site

New York State offers travelers the opportunity to explore places where the pursuit of freedom unfolded. Across small towns, historic villages, and cultural landmarks, abolitionists, freedom seekers, and Black communities helped shape the nation’s journey toward liberty.

Summer travel for Black families is more than a vacation, it’s layers of connection. Cultural landmarks invite reflection. Parks and waterfronts encourage exploration. Black-owned restaurants and

Get the girls trip out of the group chat, an amazing getaway awaits in New York State! We’ve planned seven unforgettable girls trips for every kind of friend group, whether you’re in need of a

Credit: Joe Buglewicz/NYC Tourism Put one foot in front of the other as you take on 26.2 miles through stunning New York State landscapes, from the iconic trek through New York City’s five boroughs to

From quaint mountain villages to vibrant downtowns, springtime splendor is blooming in New York State’s charming hamlets, towns, and villages. Wander through flourishing flower festivals and gardens, embark on a picturesque paddling adventure, or take a relaxing stroll down postcard-perfect main streets. Check out these 10 enchanting small towns and spring into your next getaway

A helicopter tour is one of the most exciting things you can do during your stay in NYC, but picking the best helicopter tour in NYC is not an easy task, especially if you have no idea what to look for. Luckily for you, we have tried and tested them all! In this article, we

From cascading waterfall walks in the Catskills and Central New York to the rugged, pine-scented peaks of the Adirondacks, from sweeping Hudson Valley vistas to serene strolls along Lake Ontario, New

From world-class beaches and designer shopping in the Hamptons to a castle stay in the Thousand Islands or Finger Lakes regions to feasting at Michelin-starred restaurants, indulge in the ultimate luxury experiences in New York State this summer. 

Buckle up and hit the road on a revolutionary journey through New York State history! In commemoration of America’s 250th anniversary, we’ve put together a lineup of some of the state’s most storied Revolutionary War sites, monuments, historic estates, and battlefields so you can build your own unforgettable road trip.

Credit: NEW YORK YANKEES. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Baseball fever starts anew each spring and there’s no better place to experience it than New York State. Cooperstown is the capital of America’s pastime with the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Doubleday Field, and a Main Street lined with baseball-themed shops. 

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Be part of history with can’t-miss events across the state focusing on New York State’s role in 250 years of American history. Immersive re-enactments, workshops, cultural offerings, and musical

A visit to the Metropolitan Museum in New York is more than just a visit to an art museum. With more than 2 million artworks in its repertoire spread over its 2.000.000 square feet of floor space, the museum is a must-visit. It is definitely with good reason that the Metropolitan Museum of Art is

Travel back to the past in New York State! Whether you prefer to walk the halls of dazzling Gold Coast estates on Long Island, fly in a real vintage biplane over the Hudson Valley, or explore the historic homes of equal rights leaders in the Finger Lakes, there are all kinds of ways to experience

Credit @abovealbany on Instagram A snowy weekend in Saratoga Springs is a weekend well spent. Well-known for its summer horse racing season and cozy foliage vibes in fall, winter brings a slower,

Across New York State, Black culture is celebrated loudly and proudly through festivals that center music, movement, storytelling, and community. From jazz stages and African diasporic dance to

Whether you’re planning a dreamy Valentine’s Day dinner, celebrating a milestone anniversary, or surprising your special someone with a romantic evening out, New York State offers unforgettable dining

While the 2026 Winter Olympics are taking place in Italy, you can embrace the Olympic spirit right here in New York State.

The Catskills have long served as a playground for winter outdoor adventure enthusiasts thanks to the region’s excellent ski mountains, picturesque hiking landscapes, cozy resorts, and happening farm-to-table dining scene that makes for the perfect ski and apres ski experience.

Hit the slopes without hitting your wallet. Skiing and snowboarding don’t have to break the bank, and New York State offers a wide range of ski destinations set across diverse landscapes that make

The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off this summer in New York, with Brazil, Morocco, France, Senegal, Norway, Ecuador, Germany, Panama, and England scheduled to play in group stage matches at New York/New Jersey Stadium starting June 13.

Black History Month, also called African-American History Month, is an officially recognized month dedicated to remembering the people and events in Black history. Given that New York is one of the United States’ most prominent cities for Black history and culture, it’s worth taking a visit to honor the lived history and current impacts of