Wednesday, I highlighted my favorite breakfast spots for you to hit up if you're in NYC. Today, I'll do my best to provide a list of some fun activities you can fill up your day with that extend beyond the Central Park walks. I also asked some friends for their tips on where to send tourists. EVERYONE seems to have their favorite NYC spots to show off to their visitors. Here's some I'd actually like to try.

Also, since it's impossible for me to know when you will be visiting the city, it's worth taking a look at our hefty calendar page to check out on what's going on each day you are in the city. And come back next week for my favorite Bars, Brunch, Lunch and Dinner spots!

Transformers 3 took over Times Square with stars and robots in disguise; Salvatore Ferragamo took over Duke Mansion; Mark Ruffalo and Liev Schreiber came out for Imitation's Resort line;  Patrick McMullen celebrated the Year of the Rabbit;  Paz de la Huerta partied on the High Line and more!  Last night's parties probably got drunk and had an "accidental" nipple slip! More»

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Yigal Azrouel, Tory Burch, Lucy Sykes, Jenna Lyons and model Jessica Stam celebrated the kick-off of summer last night with the Wall Street Journal's lifestyle section, Off Duty, and editor Deborah Needleman. Guests enjoyed drinks, fun, food and the musical styling's of DJ Paul Sevigny at the Lot Under the High Line. More»

FriendsWithYou brought rainbows and bouncy castles to the new section of the Highline; Bill Clinton was given an award; Emily Blunt told tales of stuttering; Chloe Sevigny showed off her new 90's inspired gear; Christie Brinkley took the stage as Roxy Hart; The School of American Ballet put on a show and more! Last night's parties pirouetted till the break of dawn! More»

Anna Wintour, society types, and an ultra-fashionable crowd head to Lincoln Center for ABT's Annual Spring Gala; DVF took in a preview of the High Line Section 2; Katie Couric and Whoopi Goldberg read at the Literacy Partners annual Gala; Waris Alhuwalia viewed florescent art; Topher Grace saw a movie; Paula Abdul managed to not get wasted and be embarrassing at a party and more! Last night's parties were on their best behavior. More»

The Shweeb. See this cool bike-monorail-thing at left? Well, that picture is from a New Zealand amusement park, but we've recently convinced the NYC Department to build one connecting our offices to the High Line. Stanley took a class in grant writing, and it was actually surprisingly easy despite the common conception that New York's bureaucracy is swarming in red tape. hey, if THIS airport in Central Park is a possibility, the Shweeb should have no troubles getting built right? More»

[Leah King, Amanda Peters, Hikari Yokoyama, Mike Latham, Bon Jane, Debora Warner, All Photos by CLINT SPAULDING for PMC] The Arts Corporation and the Acettes came together this Tuesday to host a party at the newly opened High Line. Originally built in the 1930's, The High Line once ran services from 34th street to Gansevoort Street. For years it was abandoned and gradually grew New York shrubbery, that is until Mayor Michael Bloomberg got involved.  The southern section has since been developed and was re-opened on June 9, as a public use elevated park. More»

[Christian Simonds, Gillian Hearst Simonds, Lydia Hearst, Scott Buchheit]

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Last night I joined some of New York's best and brightest for The High Line Benefit held at Pier 60.  The invite read festive cocktail, which I guess for most New York men meant wearing the suit you wore to work.  After perusing my almost all black wardrobe, I settled on a red shirt hoping it would up my festive quota.  I was meeting my friends, Christian Simonds and his always beautiful wife Gillian Hearst Simonds, as a guest of theirs. More»