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Our Gratitude Journal for Tweens is here and in time for the ! Our Middle School Edition is coming shortly, until then, let's give this New Year's resolution a !:) 30 Days, can you do it? We think so!!

Double Happy Monday All! We are excited for our sister brand, Exploring Paths Books, and their new FB Page! Follow them and see what is on board with their workbooks for kids and adults alike and curriculum for teachers!

Happy Monday! We are grateful for our friends and family, sunshine, and teachers! What about you? What are your three things?💚

🎁🎄 Merry Christmas!🎄🎁

And what would Christmas in New York be without the infamous Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. Standing as tall as 100 feet, each year the selected tree is adorned with some 50,000 LED lights and a sparkling crystal star. Shining and glittering bright, it’s no wonder why an estimated 125 million people visit the magnificent tree every year.

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Get into the holiday spirit with a trip to Bryant Park!

Enjoy the Bryant Park Winter Village which features over 170 holiday shops. Sneak in some last minute gift shopping at vendors selling everything from artwork and jewelry to health and beauty or enjoy a day out with friends ice skating on the 17,000 square foot rink and grabbing a bite at one of the numerous food and drink stalls. Come and revel in the festivities!

Plan your trip on the Exploring Paths app today!

📸 Photo Credit: Brittany Petronella via NYC & Company

Happy Friday!
Carnegie Hall has established the international standard for musical quality as the desired destination for the world's greatest performers since it opened in 1891. An honor roll of music-making artists representing the greatest of every genre has filled Carnegie Hall over the years, from George Gershwin, Judy Garland, Mahler, and Bartók to Billie Holiday, Tchaikovsky, Benny Goodman, Dvoák, and The Beatles. The Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall creates vast music education and social impact programs that each year serve upwards of 1.5 million people in New York City, across the country, and across the world, demonstrating Carnegie Hall's determination to make excellent music available to as many people as possible. This is definitely a must visit destination when traveling to New York City.

Go see where else to visit in New York City, all on the Exploring Paths app!

🍁🍂🦃 Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍂🍁

We just wanted to say a quick thank you to everyone who has supported us this past year and everyone who has been by our side. We can't wait to show you what we have in store! Have a happy and safe holiday season!

Happy Friday!!!

Do you enjoy the ballet? If so, you'll definitely want to visit the Miami City Ballet. Located in Miami Beach, the school holds one of the largest dance training programs in the nation. The Miami City Ballet (MCB) is directed by Artistic Director Lourdes Lopez and is regarded as a trailblazer in the field, cultivating new creative voices, collaborating in novel ways, and expanding the boundaries of classical ballet's inclusivity. It's certainly a place to consider for schooling if you want to learn ballet.

Go learn more about the school, all in the Exploring Paths app!

🎃👻Happy Halloween👻🎃!

Celebrate with a trip to The Skeleton House! A local favorite and popular attraction, have a laugh as you enjoy the silly skeletons, many a pun, and some great dad jokes. A quick, easy, and fun way to get into the spooky spirit, The Skeleton House is sure to become a yearly staple for you, your family, and your friends!

Plan your visit on the Exploring Paths app and have a safe and happy Halloween🎃!

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Happy Halloween eve, or as it’s known in Detroit, Devil’s Night! This name, as with many of our Halloween traditions and associations with the spooky day, has roots in history and culture. Take the time to learn about one popular token of Halloween at the Voodoo Museum in New Orleans. Explore the history of Voodoo, Zombies, Altar Room, and much more with a museum walkthrough or go on an exhilarating cemetery tour. Make sure to grab a “love potion” from the museum shop on your way out or get a reading from one of the many psychics on site.

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Known for its famous Amateur Nights – which shot many a talented artist into the limelight – the Apollo Theater was the starting point for a number of music’s finest. For instance, Ella Fitzgerald, who stole the show at the Apollo’s first amateur night, saw her career take off soon after and she wasn’t the only one. Other Amateur Night winners included Billie Holiday, Jimi Hendrix, and Lauryn Hill, not to mention small performers such as Marvin Gaye and Stevie wonder who graced the Apollo stage before becoming the household names that they are today.

The Apollo is the birthplace of some of music’s biggest acts and the otherwise modest theater is a symbol of Harlem and the arts, people, and culture at its heart.

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Hello from the MOCA!

Located in NYC, the Museum of Chinese in America tells a part of the story of Chinese American history. An educational and cultural institution, it stands with the goal of showcasing and presenting the living history, heritage, culture, and diverse experiences of Chinese Americans through various exhibitions, educational services, and public programs.

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