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SoHo’s Best Brunches   The number of restaurants in SoHo that serve weekend brunch is overwhelming; it might be easier to find one that does not offer brunch! Even narrowing down the neighborhood’s best brunches is… More

Martial Arts, SoHo Style   Like most other neighborhoods in New York, SoHo offers numerous fitness options: multidiscipline full-service gyms such as Equinox; a variety of yoga studios including Bigtoe Yoga and YogaWorks; Pilates studios such… More

The SoHo Gallery Scene   Though many of SoHo’s art galleries have been replaced with shops during the past two decades, the neighborhood still has plenty to peruse, from multimedia installations to Photorealism masterworks, from graffiti… More

The Sounds of SoHo   Sing your heart out at karaoke, dance during Wayback Wednesdays and Fuego Fridays, sip cocktails to live jazz, be among the first to hear cutting-edge musical compositions: SoHo offers myriad tuneful… More

A SoHo Walking Tour Nearly all of SoHo falls within the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District, which became a National Historic Landmark in 1978, five years after being deemed a landmark by the city. This designation… More

What’s in a Street Name – The Etymology of SoHo   The word origin of “SoHo” is fairly well known: It stands for South of Houston (Street). The neighborhood did not gain that name until 1962,… More

Whether you’re a devotee of Meatless Mondays, consider yourself an ovo-lacto vegetarian, or adhere to strict veganism, the SoHo area offers a delightful array of veggie-forward restaurants to suit your needs. Here’s a peek at what… More