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Author: Kate Ramsay-Scott
Originally from Sydney, Kate is a freelance writer who loves stockpiling Milo, eavesdropping on the subway, and lurking amongst the shelves of a good bookstore. You can find her at kateramsayscott.com
Micharne Cloughley is a writer for theatre and television. Originally from the Blue Mountains, since moving to NYC, she has written for the iconic series Law & Order: SVU and has had plays produced both in Australia and the US.
Whether you’re joining the hordes of people declaring Dry January or just want some booze-free fun, New York City has lots of places for you to enjoy a mocktail (or two) without the morning-after headache.
It’s time to brave the cold and explore some of NYC’s greatest attractions! This year, NYC Winter Outing (January 16 to February 4, 2024) is offering discounts for restaurants, hotels, tours, museums and Broadway shows. Tickets and reservations are available starting January 9.
We know that January can feel a bit bleak when all the excitement from the holidays is over, but don’t worry, we’ve got a guide full of wonderful art exhibitions to keep you occupied and uplifted!
AWNY | Australian Women in New York 