Get Organized for 2018
Want to destress in 2018? Research shows that decluttering your space has a huge impact on decluttering your mind. Here are our 4 easy steps to mental and physical clarity for the New Year.
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Author: Manhattan Mini Storage
How to Throw a Huge Party in a Tiny West Village Apartment
Having people over in Manhattan – even just two or three – can be daunting. Even the wealthiest New Yorkers have minimal common space and for the rest of us it can be hard to find enough space for our everyday stuff, much less party items. But for one imagined couple, the solution is simple.
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Remember, Remember, Things to Do In November
November is off to a stellar start and still abuzz from the TCS New York City Marathon, where Shalane Flanagan became the first U.S. woman to win the race since 1977! Over 50,000 runners from across the globe completed the course, and it is with post-race-buzzy-excitement that we celebrate all that the NYC area has to offer you to do this month. November marks the official opening of Winter Village in Bryant Park with over 125 holiday kiosk shops and an ice-skating rink (free unless you rent ice skates for $20/pair) this is a fun, seasonal spot to hit...
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Things to do this October
While some consider Labor Day the official end of summer, in New York City it’s really the advent of October (and if we’re getting really specific Columbus Day) that finally justifies trading in white summer frocks for flannels and cider. At this point, the weather has started to turn and beach excursions take a back seat to apple or pumpkin picking in the Hudson Valley. Your guide to the best October events in NYC begins with taking note of its many festivals, starting with the arts and New York City Center’s Fall for Dance, where you can see local...
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