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The Imperial, is a downtown venue located in the Flatiron District where art takes center stage. The Imperial features a room with 30ft ceilings and “The Gallerie,†a low-key backroom, two areas with bottle service, two fully-stocked bars, polished wood dance floors, a full stage with stage lighting, plus three cinematic screens, one which projects over a waterfall. (Photos by Jason Howard)
Located in the heart of midtown, this 13,500 foot masterpiece boasts European-inspired decor with Indonesian flair. From the sweeping 35-foot cathedral style ceiling to the benches crafted with authentic Indonesian wood, this venue screams sophistication and class. Equipped with a fireplace, and plush mahogany couches, the lounge area is a perfect place to sit down and enjoy the atmosphere. 11/29/2008 (Photos by Sean Carter)
Lavish, dramatic and rich with history This 13,500-square-foot Midtown space located in the heart of Columbus Circle features three levels, four bars, and infinite possibilities for the who is who of NYC. (Photos by Jason Howard)
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is an annual parade presented by Macy's Department store held in New York City on Thanksgiving Day. More than 3.5 million people joined the Smurfs, Snoopy, Dora the Explorer, Hello Kitty, Mr. Peanut, Ronald McDonald, Pokemon, Buzz Light Year, Sponge Bob Square Pants, Kermit, Shrek, the Energizer Bunny and others to celebrate the parade's 82nd annual run, while another 50 million households watched from home! This year's parade featured twenty-eight floats, 10 marching bands and hundreds of clowns, acrobats and cheerleaders. Producers of the holiday spectacular even had a little prank in store for viewers when at the end of the parade route, the rest of the procession turned north onto Seventh Avenue, while the Energizer Bunny kept going and going on its merry way westward on 34th Street. City.com was there too and captured all the action in these amazing photos! (Photos by Omar Flores)
See and be seen. Tucked beneath the hotel you will discover a pulsating destination that defines the essence of New York City nightlife. From the mind of Rande Gerber, The Whiskey is a 7,500-square foot bar/screening room and the ultimate nightlife experience. Daring and stimulating, The Whiskey features an array of New York's hottest DJs spinning an eclectic mix of lively beats, and a state-of-the-art screening room. (Photos by Jason Howard)
Located in the heart of vibrant heart of New York City, Nikki Midtown combines classic beach club elegance with Manhattan sophistication. Featuring an all white decor, vaulted ceilings, bamboo posts and rustic wood tables, this venue openly welcomes guests to lounge with friends amongst pillows while sipping a sugary `Nikki's Delight.` A great crpwd made it out for a really special Thanksgivng Eve. (Photos by Jason Howard)
Prime is the reincarnation of what was once Retox Rock Bar, Myst, and Quo. The new space has an amazing elevated DJ booth in the center of the dance floor and decorated with damask wallpaper and black chain curtains that give the room a very sophisticated feel. Despite the cold this place was rocking on Saturday night! (Photos by Jason Howard)
Suzie Wong was the city's first lounge to serve up bottle-service sake. Sake lovers will really enjoy this sultry red venue. The Asian inspired main room is draped in silk, Chinese lanterns and Buddhas. Kick back with some drinks and enjoy the music blaring from the DJ booth on Saturday nights. (Photos by Jason Howard)
Gramercy Room, formerly Strata nightclub, is a gorgeous multi-level club featuring high ceiling and a crowd that''s ready dance to DJ''s spinning some of the hottest top-40 and Latin beats. (Photos by Will Ragozzino)
B.A.D. is a professional Entertainment Company that provides Dancers, Models, & Eye Candy for Nightclubs, Lounges, Music Videos, Commercials, Films, Shows, Tours, and Celebrity Events. To celebrate the release of the 2009 B.A.D. Girls Swimsuit Calendar, they had an autograph party at Providence where they mingled with and signed copies for the crowd. (Photos by Jason Howard)
You know the holidays are right around the corner when the department stores slap on some fresh lipstick to help them get ready for the busiest time of the year. NYC's Bloomingdales flagship store did just that with their 2008 Holiday Windows. They unveiled the windows with style and Tony Bennett, who but put on a concert on Lexington Avenue. The ten absolutely gorgeous windows are refreshingly free from any cloths and feature traditional holiday scenes that are perfect for getting you into the spirit! The amazing work was the product of NY based artist Vicki Khuzami and the other talented artists from the Khuzami Studio. A special thanks to the creative team for posing for our cameraman in splattered paint and all! (Photos by Jason Howard)
Despite the cold weather a solid crowd made its way to the West Chelsea nightclub district that is 27th Street. The crowd that showed up to Home on Tuesday was ready to party and helped the city spend its way out of a recession. (Photos by Jason Howard)
Gramercy Room, formerly Strata nightclub, is a gorgeous multi-level club featuring high ceiling and a crowd that's ready dance to DJ's spinning some of the hottest top-40 and Latin beats. (Photos by Jason Howard)
Suzie Wong was the city's first lounge to serve up bottle-service sake. Sake lovers will really enjoy this sultry red venue. The Asian inspired main room is draped in silk, Chinese lanterns and Buddhas. Kick back with some drinks and enjoy the music blaring from the DJ booth on Saturday nights. (Photos by Jason Howard)
Providence is a stunning space that was a landmark church, followed by a world-famous recording studio in which Hendrix, Sinatra, The Stones, Streisand and The Ramones created historic records. Some guests come to Providence on Fridays to soak in the after work lounge vibe while others get the party started a little later and groove at one of the few remaining venues in New York City where dinner and dancing are offered under one roof. (Photos by Jason Howard)
HOME Nightclub is located in the heart of the West Chelsea nightclub district. HOME's vaulted ceilings, sumptuous leather couches, and state of the art sound system, provide a warm and sexy atmosphere to guarantee that party-goers will feel right at home in this lap of luxury. (Photos by Jason Howard)
It looks like a spaceship and it is the work of the famous architect Zaha Hadid. The Chanel Mobile art exhibit is about fashion and art. The structure and the installations inside are all inspired by an iconic quilted handbag by Chanel. The exhibit is put on by Chanel, and it is called mobile art because it is traveling to six cities. It's already been to Hong Kong and Tokyo, and City.com was there to catch its last day in New York's famed Central Park. Enjoy these amazing photos of this phenomenal structure. (Photos by Jason Howard)
Ghouls, goblins, sorcerers and witches oh my! The world famous Greenwich Village Halloween parade made its way to the streets of downtown NYC for the 35th year. City.com was there to cover the parade in style. (Photos by Jason Howard)
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