A larger-than-life statue of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be unveiled in Brooklyn at City Point on March 15, 2021 — just in time for Women's History Month and in honor of what would've been her 88th birthday; now officially "Justice Ginsburg Day" in her home borough of Brooklyn. ⠀ ​⠀ ​The bronze statue, by artist team Gillie and Marc Schattner, is six feet tall and set on a one-foot base, meaning the small-framed woman will stand on equal footing with statues of men throughout the city. Link in bio for details. 📸: Courtesy Statues For Equality/Gillie and Marc

Saturday lineup? Stacks on stacks @clintonstbakingco. 📸: @hungry_hungry

Miss live music as much as we do? Well we have some exciting news to share... Live music is returning to @lincolncenter! The new music series is called "New Stages." ​ ​This month, the institution will host in-person concerts at Hearst Plaza located on Lincoln Center’s iconic campus: on top of the signature sloped Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Lawn and under the peaceful shade of the trees in Barclays Capital Grove. ​ ​Audience members will need to social distance, so pods for up to two people will be on sale for $25 each ahead of each concert. Music on the setlist will range from chamber music and jazz to Caribbean and Bollywood-inspired melodies, performed by artists from across the campus and New York City. Link in bio for the full schedule. 📸: Sachyn Mital

There’s a new @murrayscheesebar in LIC 🧀 🎉 The menu is full of cheesey delicious options, there’s a full bar and @murrayscheese shop next door. Have you been yet?

There's a haunted house art show coming to town. 🎨 👻 This Ghoul-O-Rama is being put on by @rub_ulad, the underground, semisecret party collective that has spent the past decade hosting hush-hush throwdowns at venues all over New York. ⠀ ​⠀ ​Their spontaneity has stayed alive over the years as one of Brooklyn's longest-running DIY community art events, and now they’re back with a “fun house from hell”.⠀ ⠀ ​The outdoor, socially distanced art show will turn Bushwick green spaces into stages for festivities for eight kooky nights. Each night will bring a combination of art and performance art, there will be timed tickets and of course, everyone is required to wear a mask. 😷 @sutterbugg fills us in through the link in bio. 📸: @exadore

Happy Thursday, NYC. Planning ahead for the weekend? Tap the link in bio for recs from our Things To Do team. 🎃🍂☀️ 📸: @iansajulan

Transport yourself to a tropical beach tonight by making this local Hawaiian dish (fried saimin), and a tropical storm cocktail 🍹☀️. It’s made with @theglenlivet_us Caribbean Reserve—a single-malt scotch whisky selectively finished in Caribbean rum barrels for a bold, tropical twist. You can find out how to make both at www.timeout.com/usa/social-dishtance-fried-saimin.

NYC’s largest wine bar opens today on the Hudson River at Pier 57. There won't be any live ticketed events for music, but City Winery's new flagship debuts with limited indoor and outdoor seating—and plenty of wine. ⠀ ​⠀ ​The waterfront views will be just as expansive as the wine menu, featuring at least 1,200 different bottles from 20 different countries. ⠀ ​⠀ ​There will be 270 seats—70 outdoors and 200 indoors—total for the time being as restaurants enforce social distancing guidelines and abide by a 25% capacity limit for indoor dining. There will be 990 seats once restrictions are lifted. Food and Drink Editor @baohaus fills us in through the link in bio. ​📸: Adam Pass

A statue of Medusa, you remember - the mythological monster with 🐍 hair - was unveiled in front of the New York County Criminal Court on Tuesday. It's not totally random, as it's meant to be a picture of empowerment for victims. The statue flips the classic myth on its head, presenting Medusa as victorious over those who would blame and slay her. Read the full story through the link in bio.  📸: Courtesy MWTH Project

Want to take a ride on this 🎢 with these views? 🍂 Well now you can! The longest outdoor mountain coaster in the country just opened at Mt. Van Hoevenberg in Upstate New York.⠀ ​⠀ ​The new cliffside attraction is transporting riders to the 1980 Olympic Winter Games. It's the longest one in the country, which means you can get your heart racing for longer. The ride takes a harrowing journey through the mountains, so you can expect astonishing views among the trees as you zig-zag down.​⠀ ​​​⠀ ​The coaster opened for its first public ride this past Sunday and will be open year-round on weekends. Link in bio for all the details. 📸: Courtesy the Governors Office ⠀

Presenting every New Yorkers’ dream: Pizza with everything bagel crust. These pies can be found @zuckersbagels. Yep, that's right — a bagel shop. Pizza Bungalow  is the name of their pizza speakeasy and it's available at the Flatiron/Gramercy shop. The signature pie 'The Bungalow' is dotted with pepperoni and a crust sprinkled with Zucker’s Chipotle Everything Seeds. Now you'll never have to choose between 🥯 or 🍕 again! 🎥: @belladubens

Ever been inside @whitehorsetavern1880? ⠀ ​⠀ This circa 1880 watering hole was quite the writer’s hangout in the early 1950s. The story has it that poet Dylan Thomas literally drank himself to death by having one too many shots of whiskey and stumbled his way out onto the sidewalk (he later died at a hospital). It’s rumored that his ghost remains a patron at this establishment to this day, perhaps keeping tabs on his favorite table.⠀ ​⠀ ​In the city that never sleeps, there are haunted places in NYC whose inhabitants might keep you up at night or heading home early. From historic haunted houses to long-time taverns, the tenants at these venues might give off an eerie feeling or prompt a sudden urge to change your plans. Tap the link in out bio for the most haunted places in NYC. 👻 ​📸: Shutterstock/Brian L