Best season ever: 25 things to do this summer in NYC
NY Post
After last summer, it’s time to make up for some lost time.
The sun is out, and the city’s markets, bars, restaurants and cultural venues are open for business — and fun. The five boroughs have surged back to life and it’s time to make the most of it. From awesome aquatic activities and amazing art to delicious food markets and divine rooftops, Post writers share 25 must-do activities for the season ahead. Grab your MetroCard and a towel — or your roller skates or your exercise mat — and get out on the town.
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