Ghost Tours New York

Merchant House Museum Haunted Tour

Salem & Boston! 🧙‍♀️🔮🐈‍⬛

On Saturday, October 10th, let’s escape to the witch city Salem 🧙, on the way back on Monday, October 12th we will visit Boston. 🔮🐈‍⬛ Welcome to join us for the journey by bus (details below), to take the train, or to take a car to meet us there! Can join for any part! Key transportation details: \- On Saturday\, 10/10: Meet from 1 to 1:20am at 31st Street and 8th Ave Take Flixbus at 1:20am and arrive at Boston’s South Station by 6:05am (Please get to bus before it departs at 1:30am) Can instead take Flixbus at 6:30am and arrive in Boston by 10:55am In Boston, take the Newburyport / Rockport Line (purple line) to Salem and arrive there by 7am (if earlier bus) or by noon (if later bus) \- On Monday\, 10/12: Take the bus from Boston’s South Station at 4pm and arrive in NYC’s Chinatown by 9pm \(145 Canal Street\) -- General itinerary: (will try to follow this but it may change. please RSVP for updates) Let's discover Salem, Massachusetts. We will take a Flixbus early morning and discover some spooky stories about witches 🔮. Please try to find your overnight accomodations as soon as possible as they may sell out I planned some activities, you are welcome to join some or all of them and of course you can do your own program Please see details below: October 10th \- Flixbus from NYC Midtown at 1:30am \($58 currently\) \- Let's meet from 1:00am to 1:20am in front of Penn Station\, Moynihan hall\. \- At 1:20am we will go to the bus\. \- Arrive in Boston 6:05am\. we will take a tramway \(Newburport / Rockport Line aka the purple line\) and then a train to head to Salem and arrive there around 7am\. \- If you want a later alternative you can take a Flixbus at 6:30am in NYC Midtown and arrive at 10:55am at Boston South Station\. You can then take the train at the North Station at 11:35am and arrive around 12pm in Salem\. Activities Saturday, October 10th \- Let's find some breakfast at Red's sandwich shop 🥪 https://maps\.app\.goo\.gl/efp39txYbZbaCSPi7 \- It's time to walk around the city and discover some streets and the bewitched statue 🧙 \- We can visit the Salem witch museum \(19$\)\, visit is about 1 hour\. if we want to visit it we have to book a day ticket\, they become available the day before at 10pm https://salemwitchmuseum\.com/emergency/ \- It's time to chill in the Salem common park 🏞️ \- Let's follow the footsteps of some witches on the Salem witch trail memorial\, next to the Charter Street Cemetery 🪦 \- It's Halloween season so let's wander around carved pumpkins and many other attractions on "hollowed harvest" Derby Street 🎃 \- Let's have lunch in the Old Town Hall\, that is now a food court 🍽️ Let's wander to the Witch House and other famous houses on Chestnut Street \- We will try to find a nice place to have dinner and then we'll head back to the hostel Sunday, October 11th \- Free breakfast at the hostel \- Let's hop on the train 🚊 to go back to Salem for the day \- Let's visit another part of the city with the House of the Seven Gables 🏠 \- Now let's head to the Waterfront and the Salem Maritime National Historical Park with its Light House \- For lunch or snack we can go to the Sea Level Oyster Bar 🦪 https://maps\.app\.goo\.gl/UNqKis5u6FMS8C636 or at the Gulu Gulu Cafe https://maps\.app\.goo\.gl/LxAoKt6oSFRmmr446 \- For the afternoon let's enjoy the events of the Haunted Happenings Market \- I will also follow a guided tour of the city : Secrets of Salem Hidden Dark History of Salem Tour at 3pm \(2h\)\, we have to book it in advance https://salemghosts\.com/secrets\-of\-salem\-dark\-history\-of\-salem\-tour/ \- We will try to find a nice place to have dinner and then we'll head back to the hostel Monday, October 12th \- Let's hop on the train 🚊 to go to Boston \- We will take the train at 8:48am in Chelsea (name of the stop) to arrive at 9:05am in Boston \- We will walk to the Boston Public Garden and try to find some breakfast 🥞 if you want on the way \- At 10am for about 2\.5 hours let's do a free guided tour from Boston\, we will walk about 2\.5 miles\. If you want to follow it please book your place https://www\.guruwalk\.com/walks/43165\-highlights\-of\-boston\-free\-tour?howManyAdults=1&howManyChildren=undefined&beginsAt=2026\-10\-12&endsAt=2026\-10\-12 \- The tour will end up close to markets so we will eat lunch over there 🍽️ \- Starting around 1:30pm \(after lunch\) we will explore the North end\, starting by the Spite house \- At 3pm we will walk to the bus station or take a tramway through the old town \- We can find snacks on the way for the bus ride \- We will take the bus back to NYC at 4pm and arrive around 9pm at Canal Street \(38$\) Looking forward to see you and travel with you 🚍 Of course, please reach out if you have any questions! The not so fun rule on RSVPs Please only RSVP if you think you can make it and adjust your RSVP asap if anything changes (as there are other people who would like your spot). Two no shows or cancellations within 6 hours results in a 4 month ban. I will send a reminder 24 hours in advance to the group

Ghost of Uncle Joe’s Cemetery Concert

For those seeking a Monster Mash-style Halloween bash, the annual graveyard masquerade ball in Jersey City may be the perfect fit. This spooky season, the Ghost of Uncle Joe’s will be making its comeback this October! Join us at [Harsimus Cemetery](https://www.hobokengirl.com/historic-jersey-city-and-harsimus-cemetery/), located at 435 Newark Avenue. The festival includes live music featuring tribute bands consisting of local performers, drinks, food, and after parties. Proceeds from the event will also contribute towards preserving the historic site. Tickets can be purchased on EventBrite, but also can be sold at the door while supplies last!

Hell's Kitchen: Mostly Murder Tour 💀

Join us for a chilling tour of Hell's Kitchen that will feature stories of past murders and ghosts. The tour is approximately two hours and begins at **7pm**. [https://www.ghostsandmurders.com/](https://www.ghostsandmurders.com/) If you have questions or need to get in contact, my number is 917-769-2168.

The Gilded Age Revisited! Upper East Side Art & Architecture Tour

**Back by popular demand!** RSVPs open up on Wednesday, September 23rd at 9:00pm Space is set aside for new group members, first and 2nd timers who land on the waiting list. Email me to request a spot AFTER you have RSVP. **No repeats if you attend this tour previously.** **Cost**: This tour is free with a voluntary donation to your guide/organizer at the end via cash, Venmo or Zelle. **Overview** This tour we will indulge in the East 80's between 5th Avenue and Park Avenue and the residential architecture of the gilded age which consists of mansions and elegant townhouses often built in the Beaux Arts, and Renaissance Revival styles, and even the Chateau style. We'll cover the history of this area and how and why it developed as an enclave for NYC's wealthy elite and how gilded age wealth gave rise to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and helped establish the Upper East Side as a center of the art world. Starting out at the garden of the Cooper Hewitt museum (pictured in photo), which was originally the mansion home of Andrew and Louise Carnegie, we'll visit several local art galleries during our journey, along with several other indoor locations with spectacular architecture. We will venture inside several buildings that were constructed as gilded age mansions and are now public spaces. **Restrooms before the tour: Tarulucci e Vino Cafe at the Cooper Hewitt Museum.** You can enter the cafe via the garden without having to pay admission to the museum. There is a quick bag inspection by a security guard. There are also public restrooms at the Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest across the street from the garden at 90th Street & 5th Avenue. Once inside the church veer immediately to your right (one stall). **Other nearby options: Met Museum pay what you wish for NY residents. There is also an education entrance near 81st Street where you can go to the rest room withour visiting the museum. And of course any of the other local museums - Guggenheim, Jewish Museum (admission charge).** We'll have a break and restrooms in Central Park or depending on time at the Met Museum's education entrance. **Tour ends at 84th Street & Park Avenue** convenient to the 4,5,6,Q trains and numerous bus routes including the M86 crosstown. Your organizer and guide, Hank Orenstein hankorenstein@gmail.com 646-596-3005 (photo courtesy of the Cooper Hewitt Museum).

Midtown Architecture and History Tour: From Pre-War to Art Deco to Modern

**Adding a 2nd Tour due to a high level of interest (long waiting list for the tour scheduled for October 4th.** RSVPs open up on Monday, October 5th at 8:00pm. **Priority given to those on the waiting list for the October 4th tour who make their requesst prior to RSVP opening. If this is you email me to request your spot at hankorenstein@gmail.com before RSVPs open up to our general membership.** Space permitting - priority for new group members, first and 2nd timers who land on the waiting list. Email me at hankorenstein@gmail.com to request a spot AFTER you land on the waiting list. This tour is free with a welcome donation to your guide at the end via cash, Venmo or Zelle. **Overview** Strolling the Midtown East area of Manhattan helps tell the story of the changes in architecture styles transitioned away from early 20th century European pre-war to Art Deco and then by the 1950’s to modern and international styles. We’ll stop by many interesting and distinctive buildings including the American Radiator Building, Chanin Building, Socony Mobil Building, Chrysler Building, Daily News Building, Ford Foundation, the spectacular GE Building on Lexington Avenue, and of course the monumental Rockefeller Center and a personal favorite, the Fred French Building on 5th Avenue. Along the way we'll dive into the history of midtown Manhattan and the Turtle Bay neighborhood of the East 40s and 50s. **Restrooms before the tour:** The Library is open on Sunday and has restrooms.

Tracing New York's Titanic Connections, From Astor Place to Chelsea Piers

Tickets: $39.98 (advance registration required) Click the link below to officially register for this experience: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2001880979900](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2001880979900) Had she not collided with an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean, the RMS Titanic would have arrived at New York City's Pier 59 on April 17, 1912 — capping off the maiden voyage of what was hailed as "The Greatest Ship in the World." While the tragedy surrounding the voyage itself has been memorialized in books and television, the events surrounding the New York City part of the tale are less well-known. It's time to hit the streets of Manhattan and uncover New York's connection to the "Most Famous Shipwreck Ever." Join New York Adventure Club as we navigate through parts of Lower Manhattan and explore New York locations that have a direct connection with the Titanic, from where survivors and victims worked, prayed, and lived; to memorials and dedications hiding in plain sight. Led by licensed tour guide and Titanic expert Dave Gardner, our custom trail through the Titanic's New York locales between Astor Place and Chelsea Piers will include: * An overview of the sinking's impact on New York -A visit to the location where the first news of the sinking was heard in the U.S. * Sites throughout New York that were a part of the Titanic story , including where survivors arrived, the hotel that housed the crew members, and the primary hospital that provided medical attention * Stories of the many New York passengers who took Titanic's maiden voyage * Plaques and memorials dedicated to Titanic and her 1,496 lost souls * Dispelling myths and misconceptions from the past century See you there! \*Please bring a water bottle and comfortable pair of shoes as we’ll be doing a lot of walking! \*\*This tour concludes on the High Line at 14th Street and 10th Avenue Disclaimer Event takes place rain or shine. By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our terms of service . Categories: In-Person, Neighborhood Tours

Exploring the Grand Mansions & Hidden Histories of Park Slope

Tickets: $39.98 (advance registration required) Click the link below to register for this event: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1998888062002](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1998888062002) Beyond the Manhattan skyline lies a neighborhood where Brooklyn’s grandest homes quietly rival the Gilded Age mansions of Fifth Avenue. How did Park Slope’s tree-lined enclave become one of New York’s crown jewels of historic architecture and civic pride? It’s time to hit the streets and uncover the timeless beauty of this iconic neighborhood. Join [New York Adventure Club](http://www.nyadventureclub.com "http://www.nyadventureclub.com") for a stroll through Park Slope, Brooklyn, a neighborhood shaped by industrial magnates, master architects, and the sweeping beauty of Prospect Park. Led by licensed New York City Tour Guide Ann McDermott, this unique experience will include: * **A walk past the historic Montauk Club**, featuring Venetian-inspired architecture and friezes of George Washington and Native Americans * **A look at the famous "Chicklet House,"** once home to the creator of Chicklets gum and said to be haunted by lingering spirits * **An overview of C.P.H. Gilbert’s early residential works**, showcasing the designs of the architect behind some of Manhattan’s most iconic buildings * **A glimpse at the corner where Charles Feltman, inventor of the Coney Island Hot Dog, lived**, along with historic photos of his grand estate * **Stories of Park Slope’s incredible homes along Prospect Park West**, and the rich history behind them, including presidential visits and notable developers See you there! \*Please bring a water bottle and comfortable pair of shoes as we’ll be on our feet for the duration of the experience \*\*This tour concludes at Park Place and 7th Avenue, around the corner from the 7th Avenue station (Q / B Train) next to Antionio’s wonderful Brooklyn pizza place **About Ann** Ann McDermott, was born and raised in Park Slope. She spent her childhood exploring Prospect Park and going to the Grand Army Plaza library, the Brooklyn Museum, the Botanic Gardens and of course Zoo. She'll give you a unique insight into a bit of the history of the neighborhood as well as how lovely it was to have friends who lived in some of those mansions. Disclaimer Event takes place rain or shine. By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our [terms of service](https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms "https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms"). Categories: In-Person, Neighborhood Tours

From Crypt to Roof: Vertical Tour of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine

Tickets: $66.35 (advance registration required) Click the link below to officially register for this experience: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2001184502718](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2001184502718) Built during the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Upper Manhattan is a monument to its time — and still unfinished over 125 years later. But how did the world’s largest cathedral come to rise in New York City, and what masterpieces lie hidden within its soaring interior? Lace up your sneakers and get ready to uncover the history and architecture of the world’s largest cathedral like never before. Join [New York Adventure Club](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/ "https://www.nyadventureclub.com/") for an exclusive vertical tour through the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, where we'll explore its most iconic architectural highlights throughout a 12-story ascent to the roof before venturing below into the rarely-seen crypt. Led by a Cathedral Educator, our intimate behind-the-scenes experience will include: * **An overview of the Cathedral’s history and architecture**, including why it was built in two different styles * **Stories behind the building’s ongoing construction**, and what it means for the future of the Cathedral * **A climb up one of the Cathedral’s spiral staircases**, with stops at the triforium, a buttress, the ceiling above the nave, and even the roof — rising 124 feet in total * A **peek at the famous Guastavino-tiled spiral staircase** * **An exclusive trip into the crypt**, one of the Cathedral’s most hidden spaces — hear the stories of the entombed while exploring the vaults beneath the chapels See you there! \*Please bring water and wear a comfortable pair of shoes as we’ll be doing a lot of walking and stair climbing for the duration of the tour — 12 stories in total! \*\*Please note that the spiral stairwells are quite narrow, and can be uncomfortable for those with claustrophobia — if you choose to not ascend or descend the cathedral stairs, you may wait on the ground floor for the group to return \*\*\*Guests must be at least 12 years old to visit the crypt Disclaimer By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our [terms of service](https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms "https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms"). Categories: In-Person, Houses of Worship

Walking Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal: From Toxic Past to Luxury Living

Tickets: $39.98 (advance registration required) Click the link below to register for this event: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1998909480064](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1998909480064) For over 150 years, Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal helped fuel the borough's industrial growth — but at a steep cost. Once crowded with thousands of barges carrying coal, lumber, stone, and steel, the waterway became notorious for toxic industrial chemicals, raw sewage, and even victims of underworld foul play. Now, with a $2 billion cleanup underway — and luxury towers, waterfront esplanades, and new businesses rapidly transforming its banks — can Gowanus preserve its gritty character while embracing a radically different future? It's time to hit the streets to uncover the past, present, and future of Brooklyn's most notorious canal. Join [New York Adventure Club](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/ "https://www.nyadventureclub.com/") as we explore the fascinating history and dramatic transformation of Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal, from the tiny backwater creek that helped fuel Brooklyn's industrial rise to the rapidly changing waterfront neighborhood taking shape today. Led by local resident and licensed NYC tour guide Eliot Niles, our on-the-ground exploration of this historic waterfront neighborhood will include: * **A brief history of the Gowanus Canal**, from how a tiny backwater creek was transformed into a vital industrial waterway that helped build Brooklyn to how decades of pollution earned it infamous nicknames like "Lavender Lake" and "Black Mayonnaise" * **A stroll along new waterfront esplanades and scenic vantage points**, offering unique perspectives of the canal and a firsthand look at the changing Gowanus landscape * **A walk across two of the neighborhood's short bridges**, including the Carroll Street Bridge, the nation's oldest wood-plank retractable bridge * **A closer look at 19th-century industrial landmarks**, along with vintage photographs revealing the factories, warehouses, and working waterfront that defined a now largely forgotten era of Gowanus * **An overview of the massive Gowanus Canal cleanup**, including the strategy behind the remediation project and enormous underground infrastructure designed to help prevent sewage from surging into the canal and surrounding neighborhood * **A discussion around the ongoing debate over development and preservation**, as luxury towers and new development rise alongside repurposed warehouses, arts spaces, music venues, bars, and other remnants of the neighborhood's industrial past See you there! \*Please bring a water bottle and comfortable pair of shoes as we’ll be doing a lot of walking! \*\*This tour does not go inside any of the buildings on the route \*\*\*Please note that the tour route passes active construction sites and scaffolding and involves crossing short wood-plank and grated bridges \*\*\*\*Restrooms will only be available at the beginning and end of the tour \*\*\*\*\*This tour will conclude at the Union St R station at Union St and 4th Ave **Testimonials** "I liked the information, the guide's willingness, and ability to respond to comments and questions." -Edna Disclaimer Event takes place rain or shine. By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our [terms of service](https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms "https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms"). Categories: In-Person, Neighborhood Tours

The Abandoned Railway Urban Hike: Forest Park & the Future QueensWay

Tickets: $29.43 (advance registration required) Click the link below to officially register for this experience: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2000440098184](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/2000440098184) How did an abandoned railway become the centerpiece of a plan to create Queens’ own version of the High Line? Get ready to lace up your walking shoes for an urban hike through the woodlands of one of Queens’ largest parks before tracing the path of a future greenway taking shape along a train line unused for more than half a century. Join [New York Adventure Club](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/ "https://www.nyadventureclub.com") for an **exclusive double-header urban hike** exploring two distinct green landscapes in the heart of Queens. Beginning in Forest Park, we'll trek through one of the borough's great urban forests before tracing portions of the future QueensWay along the former LIRR Rockaway Beach Branch — uncovering plans to transform the long-abandoned rail corridor into a 3.5-mile linear park and greenway along the way. Led by experts from the **Natural Areas Conservancy**, **Trust for Public Land**, and **Friends of the QueensWay**, our nature- and infrastructure-focused experience will include: * **A guided walk through the lush and secluded trails of Forest Park**, with a closer look at the native plants, wildlife, and natural features found throughout this expansive urban forest * **An overview of Forest Park's ongoing restoration efforts**, including the intensive forest restoration and tree planting work being undertaken by the Natural Areas Conservancy and its partners at the Forest Park Trust * **A walk along the proposed route of Phase 2 of the QueensWay**, with a firsthand look at the existing rail infrastructure and landscape that could be incorporated into the future park * **The inside story behind the QueensWay's evolution from grassroots idea to reality**, including more than a decade of community advocacy and planning, the vision for connecting surrounding neighborhoods, and what's next for the project See you there! \*Please bring water, snacks, comfortable, close-toed shoes, and warm clothes as we'll be outdoors and on our feet for the duration of the experience. This one-way experience is about two miles long. \*\*While this experience includes educational content along the route, please note that it's mostly an urban hike versus guided history tour. \*\*\*Our experience will finish across from the Stop & Shop at 89-89 Union Tpke, Glendale, NY 11385 ([here's a google map pin](https://maps.app.goo.gl/VLnDgfwAe9cuNTSt5 "https://maps.app.goo.gl/VLnDgfwAe9cuNTSt5")). **About the Organizations** The **[Natural Areas Conservancy](https://naturalareasnyc.org/ "https://naturalareasnyc.org/")** is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and caring for New York City's 20,000 acres of forests, wetlands, and grasslands. Through research, partnerships, and advocacy, the organization works to strengthen the health and resilience of the city's natural areas while advancing urban conservation efforts in New York and beyond. Founded in 2011 by local residents living along the long-abandoned LIRR Rockaway Beach Branch, **[Friends of the QueensWay](https://thequeensway.org/ "https://thequeensway.org/")** is a grassroots organization dedicated to transforming the former railway into a vibrant public park and greenway. Over the past 15 years, the organization has built a broad coalition of residents, community groups, and civic leaders while hosting more than 150 tours, events, and engagement sessions to help turn the QueensWay vision into reality. **[Trust for Public Land](https://www.tpl.org/ "https://www.tpl.org/")** is a national nonprofit organization that works to connect communities with the outdoors by creating parks and protecting public land. In Queens, TPL has partnered with Friends of the QueensWay since 2011 to engage local communities and advance plans to transform the former Rockaway Beach Branch into a 3.5-mile linear park and greenway. **Transportation**: \*Please double check train/bus departure times the day before as schedules can shift. By Subway: Take the E or F train to Kew Gardens–Union Tpke; the Overlook is approximately a 10-minute walk from the station. At the conclusion of the tour, take the Q23 bus directly in front of Stop & Shop to the Forest Hills–71 Av, with access to the E and F trains. By Train: Take the Long Island Rail Road to Kew Gardens station; the Overlook is approximately a 10-minute walk from the station. At the conclusion of the tour, take the Q54 bus from Metropolitan Av/71 Rd to Metropolitan Av/Lefferts Blvd; the Kew Gardens LIRR station is approximately a 7-minute walk from the bus stop. Disclaimer By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our [terms of service](https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms "https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms"). Categories: In-Person, Activities

Exploring Andy Warhol & Truman Capote's Upper East Side

Tickets: $39.98 (advance registration required) Click the link below to register for this event: [https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1996638508527](https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1996638508527) New York's golden age of glamour had many stars, but few shined brighter than Andy Warhol and Truman Capote. Together and apart, they captivated the art world, literary scene, and social elite while chronicling — and creating — the culture of their time. From Park Avenue salons to legendary parties, it's time to hit the streets and uncover the remarkable story of their friendship in the neighborhood that shaped their lives and legacies. Join [New York Adventure Club](http://www.nyadventureclub.com "http://www.nyadventureclub.com") as we weave through Manhattan's Upper East Side to explore the intertwined lives of Andy Warhol and Truman Capote; two cultural icons whose friendship placed them at the center of New York's artistic and social worlds. Led by NYC licensed guide **Rosemary Shmavonian**, our unique experience will include: * **A visit to Truman Capote's former Upper East Side residence**, where he lived while finishing high school and beginning work on *Other Voices, Other Rooms* * **A look at Andy Warhol's early Manhattan life**, including the townhouse he shared with his mother and the neighborhood where his artistic career began to take shape * **An exploration of Warhol's relationship with religion**, featuring the church he regularly attended during his years on the Upper East Side * **A walk through the glamorous world of New York's Swans and Superstars**, including locations connected to figures such as Slim Keith and Edie Sedgwick * **A stop outside the famed *Breakfast at Tiffany's* townhouse**, and a discussion of the Upper East Side social scene that inspired some of Capote's most celebrated work * **A discussion of Truman Capote's legendary Black and White Ball**, the Plaza Hotel gala often called the "Party of the Century," attended by Andy Warhol and many of the era's most influential cultural figures See you there! \*Since this tour includes a brief trip on the subway, a credit card / OMNY card tap will be needed to enter the subway system \*\*Please bring a water bottle and comfortable pair of shoes as we’ll be doing a lot of walking! \*\*\*This tour will conclude at 59th Street and Fifth Avenue **About Rosemary Shmavonian** I am a licensed New York City Tour Guide who ensures guests have an experience that is both entertaining and educational. After spending 30 years as a corporate trainer at various financial institutions I finally had the opportunity to follow my bliss and began leading tours of the areas of New York City that I find the most appealing. I am a 45-year New Yorker By Choice who has worked in the arts, retail, and corporate life while raising two boys and enjoying everything the city has to offer from museums to parks to performances of all kinds. The Warhol/Capote tour is a real passion project for me and I'm excited to share it with NY Adventure Club members! Disclaimer Event takes place rain or shine. By attending a New York Adventure Club experience, you accept our [terms of service](https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms "https://about.nyadventureclub.com/terms"). Categories: In-Person, Neighborhood Tours