#summer

#summer

Balingit emphasized the creative journey of opening Tropa, stating that Filipino cuisine is culturally diverse, deeply influenced by Spanish, Indian, Chinese, and Japanese flavors.

NYC residents can pay what they wish at the American Museum of Natural History, perfect for spending hours indoors among dinosaurs, gems, and immersive exhibits.

Waitrose has launched a billboard campaign celebrating the kebab, featuring 3D components of kebab staples like onions and prawns, aiming to invoke summer and fun.

Serena & Lily has made a name for itself with signature woven materials like rattan and raffia and breezy linens, and this daybed is the perfect example of their elevated designs.

Dollar General released a cute ocean blue tumbler for just $1, ideal for staying hydrated during the hot summer months. It's made from durable plastic and features a stylish design.

In Sweden, barbecuing is a serious activity, not just an outdoor eating method. Vikings have instilled a sense of pride and performance in outdoor grilling.

Taming the fiery bite of a classic martini with the savory-sweetness of tomatoes creates something irrefutably delightful and a new way to celebrate summer's bounty.

"The part of a hot, sunny day I like best is stepping into the shade," said Joost Swarte, reflecting on New Yorkers' experiences during a heat wave.

Heat ¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil in a medium saucepan over medium. Cook 1 tsp. cumin seeds and 1 tsp. fennel seeds, swirling pan, until fragrant and oil around seeds is sizzling, about 1 minute.

"Always ensure that you swim between our flags, our red and yellow flags. That's our patrol zone, and that's where we'll be able to keep an eye on you." Aaron Duffy said, emphasizing the importance of safety while swimming during the upcoming heatwave.

Thermacell offers a range of products designed to eliminate mosquitoes and ticks, enhancing outdoor experiences in warm weather. Their Rechargeable Mosquito Repellent effectively minimizes insect bites.

Urban Archive is seeking personal summer-themed snapshots taken in New York City, featuring people and capturing summer experiences in the five boroughs.

Celebrating Labor Day weekend with grilled ribeye will never go out of style, but why not try something new this year?

This year's Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks show will feature 80,000 shells, marking an increase from 60,000 last year, with the show firing roughly 1,000 feet above the Brooklyn Bridge and East River.

This sangria is fruity, slightly sweet with peach flavor and so good. Ginger ale gives it a bit of bubbles. The recipe is meant to serve a crowd.

This easy peach cobbler-adapted from Emile Henry's Flame Cobbler-leans on a box of cake mix and a splash of soda for a hands-off dessert that's big on summer nostalgia.

Darrow Farr's book, The Bombshell, evokes nostalgia through its 1993 Corsica setting, exploring themes of youth, confidence, and the cultural nuances of a pre-digital world.

"Since you don't have an unlimited supply and you're hitting the pool, lake, ocean, or sprinkler practically every day at this point, it's tempting just to give those suckers a light rinse and hang them somewhere to dry."

Cult Burger is a classic burger joint in Lake Tahoe that stands out with its high-quality, house-made ingredients and a simple yet effective menu.

"In summer, it's easy to see why blue captivates us—who hasn't been moved by the hues offered up by the season?"