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State Senator Cordell Cleare held her community swearing-in at Wadleigh School in Harlem for the Performing Arts and Visual Arts Auditorium this past Sunday. The event commemorated Senator Cleare’s first full term as a State Senator for the 30th district in the state of New York. With no woman having been elected to this particular…
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ArtCrawl Harlem, a Harlem-based non-profit arts organization will host the 4th season of their “Boundaries and Connection” Artist Residency Program. The residency takes place on Governor’s Island from May 5th through November 5, 2023, at 406b Colonels Row. Three NYC area visual artists with residency programs and one literary artist residency. The artists in residence will be (left to right) Daquane Cherry, Courtney Minor and Martyryce…
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of City Planning (DCP) Director and City Planning Commission (CPC) Chair Dan Garodnick today celebrated a major milestone for “City of Yes for Carbon Neutrality.” The first of Mayor Adams’ “City of Yes” proposals. City of Yes for Carbon Neutrality is a citywide zoning…
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Happy hours in NYC are a much-welcome salve to a busy workweek, but their contents are usually hit or miss, relegated to sad house wine or sadder well drinks. But The Smith is here to change that.
The brasserie chainlet, which boasts four locations across New York City (East Village, Lincoln Square, Midtown and NoMad), is rolling out a brand-new Martini Hour. On weekdays from 3pm to 6pm or all week long from 10pm until close, the restaurant will pour out $12 martinis, from a classic brine-splashed option to a party-starting espresso martini.
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The martini menu includes:
We all know how dangerous one too many martinis can be if you haven’t prepared properly, which is why The Smith has also included several snacks in its martini happy hour, including shishito peppers sprinkled with sea salt ($7), black-truffle arancini filled with mushroom risotto and mozzarella and served alongside a truffle aioli ($9), and an old-school shrimp cocktail for $12. Because what’s more New York than a shrimp cocktail and an ice-cold martini after a long day at the office, no?
Along with those booze-sopping bites, the restaurant’s regular food menu will see some new additions just in time for the happy hour roll-out. New menu items include burrata with smashed peas, pea-shoot pesto, crispy prosciutto and garlic bread; sticky ribs with green papaya salad, snap peas, cashews and a chili-lime vinaigrette, and a flounder Milanese with burst tomatoes, marinated zucchini, shaved fennel and mint.
Take a peek at some of The Smith’s yummy-looking happy-hour offerings below:
