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Thursday, March 20, 2014

Spring is in the air!























Free Summer Concerts: NYC 2014 (Official Guide) CLICK HERE

Looking for free concerts in New York City? Well, you found it! Music, concerts, play is the city's most abundant form of entertainment. Whether you get your kicks dancing, at the club or along the South Street Seaport, there's always tons of live music option and surprisingly enough not all of them will cost you. Free shows are everywhere, especially during the summer months. Click the image above for direct link to free concerts in NYC.

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

NYC Restaurant Week February 17th - March 7th, 2014














New York City winter Restaurant Week February 17th through March 7th (Monday-Friday) featuring a sumptuous menu of the season's finest ingredients at an exceptional value. As proud Filipino New Yorkers and a professional chef myself I'm proud to inform anyone, this nyc has one of the most diverse dining scenes in the world. You can have a Michelin-starred tasting menu overlooking Central Park one day, and an unforgettable $15 feast in Flushing's Chinatown the next.
Enter New York City's famed Restaurant Week. From Monday, February 17, through Friday, March 7, 2014, some of the city's hottest tables will provide three-course, prix fixe menus starting at $25 for lunch and $38 for dinner. 18 days of great dining experience with hundreds of participating restaurants, hungry travelers should plot their course strategically. Enjoy the party!

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Seahawks vs Broncos, Super Bowl XLVIII Sunday February 2, 2014




















The Broncos will meet the Seahawks in New Jersey for Super Bowl XLVIII, and New yorkers & Jersey people had a lot to say about who would win. While some NFL fans were eager to get their picks out there for who will win the match up, others were hating on Richard Sherman’s post-game interview, while still others were making comments about weed.

The Broncos beat the Patriots on Sunday afternoon, while the Seahawks beat the 49ers in the evening. Shortly after the final game, the Broncos congratulated the Seahawks in a classy way, welcoming them into the Super Bowl.

Other football fans were also in a congratulatory mood and looking forward to the match up.

Then there were the fans who were less than thrilled, or even a bit confused, by Richard Sherman’s post-game interview, in which he declared himself the best corner back in the game.

Finally, there were the fans who alluded to the legalization of recreational marijuana and this year’s Super Bowl teams. Colorado and Washington both legalized weed through a popular vote in the 2012 election. While Colorado’s sales began this month, Washington’s will start later this year.

And, well, then there was this guy, who was either extremely confused or trying to make a joke. We’re not sure.

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Friday, December 6, 2013

JCI NY - Hope for Philippines Typhoon Victims Benefit Concert, Fashion Show and More..


Extraordinary times call for extraordinary acts of kindness.

Filipinos in New York join together in solidarity for the victims of the typhoon in the Philippines at Toshi's Living Room, tomorrow, Saturday, December 7th from 6pm-10pm. There will be live musical performances, fashion shows and live auction. JOIN NOW!

Monday, November 11, 2013

Donate to Help Victims of Typhoon Yolanda in the Philippines


List of reliable organizations to which you can donate money or in kind to help victims of Typhoon Yolanda in the Philippines. 

The United Nations World Food Programme: The WFP has set up an online donation page that will help rush food and resources to the regions affected.

The Philippine Red Cross: Donations will help mobilize teams on the ground with rescue and relief efforts.

UNICEF: Donations will help children gain access to medical supplies and clean drinking water. "Safe drinking water can be impossible to find after such a massive natural disaster. And without it, a child will drink whatever water she can find, no matter how dirty or diseased. That drink can quickly lead to diarrhea, disease and death," UNICEF president Caryl M. Stern said.

World Vision: World Vision is working to get food and resources to those in evacuation shelters.

Catholic Relief Services: CRS is helping with the storm's aftermath by getting supplies and staff into the area.

Salvation Army: Donate online for the Salvation Army's relief efforts, or text TYPHOON to 80888 to immediately donate $10.

Save the Children: Donations will help children and families in the Philippines, Laos and Vietnam. Ten percent of every donation will go toward preparing for any future disasters in the area.

Habitat for Humanity: Donations will help create shelter-repair kits for families rebuilding their homes.

GlobalMedic: The Canadian organization is working to get clean water to victims.

Monday, October 7, 2013

Noli Me Tangere – The Opera,” is a must-see Tagalog musical masterpiece dabuts in NY



First Tagalog opera in New York, fans of music, history and literature will be able to watch a Filipino masterpiece.

NEW YORK With a 38-piece live orchestra and a cast of world renowned Filipino opera singers "Noli Me Tangere The Opera," is a must-see musical masterpiece that premiere's it's limited run in New York Friday.

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/global-filipino/10/07/13/noli-me-tangere-opera-debuts-new-york