Amanda hampton
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Amanda Hampton

Amanda Hampton is the resident Queens authority at NewYork.Com. She has lived in
Ridgewood since graduating from Emerson College in Boston, and loves helping people love the
area as much as she does. Previously, she was the Editor in Chief of Your Magazine, an Emerson
campus publication. She is currently working as a freelance writer and assistant talent manager.
Some of her favorite things are live music, Victorian furniture, and soup, and as such, she loves
finding new music and arts venues, antique shops, and ramen spots.

Metropolitan Museum of Art

With over two million works of art housed in 2.2 million square feet of space, The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the undisputed behemoth of the New York City arts and culture scene. Inside the iconic façade lies a network of galleries so vast that visitors would need weeks to explore them in their…

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The Ultimate Yankee Stadium Food Guide

Welcome to the house that Babe built – the iconic Yankee Stadium. While the Bronx Bombers take care of business on the field, we've got your back when it comes to navigating the food scene at this legendary ballpark. From classic game day favorites to legitimate gourmet fare, Yankee Stadium has…

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7 Outdoor Markets to Visit in NYC

As the temperatures rise and New York City shakes off its winter coat, outdoor markets burst to life, offering a kaleidoscope of food, crafts, and entertainment. From lively foodie havens to eclectic flea markets, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re a seasoned marketgoer or a…

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Unique Hotels in NYC

New York City is one of the most diverse and dynamic places in the world, fueled by its ever-thrumming heartbeat of rich history, raw creative talent, and artistic passion. It also happens to be one of the most visited, meaning its array of hotels is expansive, to say the least. Rather than spending…

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NYC Museums Off the Beaten Path

New York City is home to some of the most illustrious institutions of art and culture in the world, but there’s more to the museum circuit than the Met and the MoMA. A world of creativity waits in tucked-away galleries, repurposed spaces, and eclectic collections that defy traditional expectations…

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14 Fun Things to Do in Central Park

Scenes of idyllic fall foliage or romantic proposals may spring to mind when you envision Central Park, but this sprawling urban oasis is more than a backdrop for movie-worthy moments. Exploring all the manifold attractions of Central Park would take many sunlit afternoons, so let’s get to…

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5 Must-Try Food Halls in NYC

New York City’s culinary scene is as diverse as its inhabitants, with each borough boasting its own unique flavors and foodie experiences. And there’s nothing like an exemplary food hall to bring all the flavors of a neighborhood to one place. While we delve into Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the…

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The Best Food Tours in NYC

The sheer volume of restaurants and eateries in New York City can make exploring the city’s rich culinary landscape seem daunting. If you simply can’t narrow down your options, let alone organize your own NYC foodie itinerary, food tours are your friend. From all-encompassing tours of neighborhoods…

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