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Craft your own custom chef's knife in an engaging workshop, learning traditional techniques and creating a personalized tool for your culinary adventures.

Learn all about New York’s LGBTQ+ history—and discover some of the city’s most important queer civil rights and historic sights—on this small-group walking tour. In the afternoon, meet your guide right in Greenwich Village and set off on foot. You’ll see highlights like the Stonewall National Monument and New York AIDS Memorial, and will learn the stories behind the landmarks. You may also stop for a range of bites and snacks as you go.

Your very unique, immersive adventures are the only ones of their kind. We, unlike other companies, provide your very own remote, interactive, live host to assist and encourage you along through your phone. We are an Austin, TX-based global custom event design company offering scavenger hunts and other events in 300+ cities in North America and beyond. Our specially hand-crafted adventures are equal parts tour, creative challenge, detective hunt, and social experiment! Guests get to discover in an alternate reality our favorite hidden gems off the beaten trail and creatively interpret fun art, history, and culture clues - for points! They get to enjoy fame and glory while appearing on our website’s international leaderboard, no matter what their score. They get to essentially race other teams in other cities, even if they don’t have competitors who have signed up in their city that day. Get ready to discover unusual oddities, laugh out loud, and make the experience your own!

Eat your way along New York City’s Pan-American highway on this small-group food tasting tour in Queens. Stop at a family-run Mexican bakery for a traditional sandwich to kickstart the tour before browsing the Ecuadorian, Argentinian, and Colombian vendors. Sample diverse takes on New York fast-food classics as you travel through the Corona, Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, and Flushing neighborhoods. You’ll learn a lot about New York’s culinary culture along the way.

Forge your own survival knife. Hands-on knife making workshop Brooklyn. Beginner-friendly bladesmithing experience NYC. Expert instruction in Gowanus workshop. No knifesmithing experience needed.

Join us for a delicious dinner, great music, and stunning views on this holiday cocoa cruise. Cruise under the Brooklyn Bridge, past Battery Park, and up the Hudson for breathtaking views. Enjoy picture-perfect views of the Gotham skyline at night as you pass the Statue of Liberty. Indulge in a gourmet three-course dinner on our climate-controlled dining deck. Afterward, head to the SkyDeck with hot cocoa in hand for stunning winter views of New York. If you're looking for a memorable holiday dinner, this cruise is a must-do for your New York visit.

Swap the usual “what should we do today?” debate for a fun, hands-on candle making class hosted at a trendy local cocktail bar in Brooklyn. In this hands-on experience, Instructor Samantha will guide you step by step as you design and pour your own custom candle. You’ll explore different scents, learn how fragrance, wax and wicks work together and create a candle that feels completely personal. And the best news? No experience is needed. Get ready for an experience that is creative, relaxing and way more memorable than sitting through another average happy hour. This class is ideal for couples looking for a unique date night, friends planning a girls’ night out, solo guests who want a calming creative escape and travelers searching for a local activity beyond the typical sightseeing list. Come for the cozy atmosphere, stay for the joy of making something with your own hands and leave with a custom candle that feels totally you.

Step into Alison's home in Astoria, Queens, for an intimate introduction to regional Chinese home cooking rarely found in restaurants. Inspired by her upbringing in southwest China, Alison shares family recipes, cultural traditions, and practical cooking techniques while guiding you through a private, hands-on cooking experience. Depending on the season, you may even harvest fresh herbs from her garden before enjoying your meal indoors or beneath a mulberry tree in the backyard. This authentic cooking class experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with local culture and discover a side of New York City beyond the typical tourist trail.

The many districts of Manhattan each have their own unique flair and rich cultural histories. On this private walking tour, learn more about the city’s rich tapestry as you explore the art galleries and designer boutiques of SoHo, Little Italy’s family-owned restaurants, and the tea houses and vibrant markets in Chinatown.

Discover the untold cat history of New York on the only feline-themed walking tour of the Lower East Side. Led by Peggy Gavan, historian and author of The Cat Men of Gotham, this experience uncovers real stories of heroic cats, local legends, and the surprising role cats played in shaping the neighborhood’s past. You’ll hear about tavern cats at McSorley’s, punk rock cats at CBGB, immigrant tenement mousers, and the rise of modern rescue efforts. It’s a walking tour that blends gritty local history with stories you won’t find anywhere else—perfect for history lovers, cat people, or both. Group sizes are kept small to keep the experience personal as you explore the hidden corners of this iconic neighborhood.

Unleash your creativity in the heart of Brooklyn with a hands-on graffiti workshop in Bushwick. Guided by a professional artist boasting over two decades of experience, this workshop immerses participants in the vibrant world of street art. Ideal for families, friends visiting or anyone looking to engage with NYC's artistic spirit, this workshop welcomes all ages and skill levels. Protective gear is provided, so wear something comfortable and get ready to express yourself.

Discover the historic waterfront neighborhood of Red Hook, a hive of Brooklyn makers of everything from glass to wine. With its charming Civil War-era warehouses and sweeping views of New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty, Red Hook is a hidden gem. An active port destination with a maritime heritage, Red Hook continues to be a hub of urban manufacturing. Explore a unique part of Brooklyn and visit creative people and small businesses makin' it here right now. See who's makin' it in Red Hook! • Discover the historic waterfront neighborhood of Red Hook. • Visit creative people and small businesses makin' it in Brooklyn. • Learn about Brooklyn from someone with real life manufacturing experience. • Explore charming Civil War-era warehouses and other signs of Red Hook's maritime heritage. • Be inspired by the innovators of Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution.

NYC Skyscraper Walking Tours offers an expert-guided walking tour devoted to the engineering and architecture of New York’s signature architectural form — the skyscraper. A NYC structural engineer, explains the structural engineering challenges, architectural innovations, and even legal disputes that shaped New York's skyline. The walking tour extends from the Flatiron District to Southern Midtown, and we discuss the history of high-rises from 1880 to today.

This isn’t just an ice cream outing — it’s a sweet little family event. Hosted in Queens, this 90-minute sundae decorating class invites kids to scoop, stack and style their own signature creations while adults kick back and enjoy unlimited tastings of boozy flavors. Young creators will get step-by-step guidance to build their sundaes, from choosing their base to piling on colorful toppings and fun finishing touches. The atmosphere is easygoing and low-pressure, so creativity leads the way. No experience needed — just imagination and a sweet tooth. Everything kids make during class is 100% alcohol-free and safe for all ages. Adults get the tasting perks, kids get the decorating spotlight — and everyone leaves happy (and a little sugary).

Eight million stories, endless iconic backdrops and most visitors come home with photos that don't do any of it justice. This private group class changes that. With instruction tailored entirely to your group of 2 to 4, you'll quickly get to grips with the skills that separate memorable images from forgettable ones: light, composition, exposure and framing, whether you're on a smartphone or a digital camera. Just hands-on coaching at your own pace. Then it's out into the city itself. On a guided photo walk through some of NYC's most visually striking scenes, your instructor will be right there with you, helping you read the light, find the frame and capture the energy of the city. Leave with full control of your device and a collection of images that finally match what you actually saw. Perfect for groups of friends, couples or families, whether you're visiting for the first time or you've lived here for years and never quite managed to capture it the way you imagined.