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Shaye Weaver

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New York
As seen in: No Sleep Club, Time Out, Time Out Madrid, amNewYork, Time Out New York
Covers:  Things to do in NYC: art, music, performance, film, exhibits, concerts, pop-ups, food, comedy, theater, nightlife
Doesn't Cover: Events that are obvious/well-known, private events, openings (unless there's a party or event), news, government, politics
Journalist and founder of No Sleep Club NYC: nosleepclub.nyc

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I’ve been writing about things to do in New York City for almost a decade. You’ve seen my recommendations in Time Out New York, amNewYork, DNAinfo, Fox 5, NY1, and CBS — and even on those little screens in your Uber. Now, I’ve founded No Sleep Club NYC to help you experience New York in all its weird, gritty, beautiful glory.

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10 of the coolest things to see at this year's Whitney Biennial

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By Shaye Weaver Verified
| Time Out New York Verified
Photograph: Shaye Weaver/Time Out New York From a massive Ferris-wheel sculpture to an immersive video with wind, these are the must-see artworks at the Whitney Biennial. Written by Shaye Weaver Wednesday March 30 2022 The Whitney Biennial has been a long time coming. Originally meant to open in 2021, the 80th edition combines three years of planning as well as 63 artists and collectives to present an event that has been described as both "dynamic" and timely by its curators.
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Five reasons to visit Brooklyn's new hub for Japanese culture

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By Shaye Weaver Verified
| Time Out New York Verified
Photograph: courtesy of The Loft at Japan Village The Loft at Japan Village has taken over a full second floor at Industry City. Written by Shaye Weaver Thursday February 24 2022 Industry City, with all its artisans, tasty restaurants and unique shops, is now a major hub for Japanese culture and cuisine. Japan Village, which is both a food hall and supermarket full of Japanese groceries, has expanded upward with a 20,000-square-foot second floor it's calling The Loft.
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The New York Botanical Garden's Orchid Show returns with kaleidoscopic scenes by Jeff Leatham

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By Shaye Weaver Verified
| Time Out New York Verified
Photograph: Shaye Weaver/Time Out New York The color-changing rainbow tunnel is back! Written by Shaye Weaver Wednesday February 23 2022 Perspective is everything. At least, this is certainly the case with this year's Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Garden. Floral designer (to the stars!) Jeff Leatham is back with his kaleidoscope-themed designs for the second time after the pandemic cut his 2020 show short.
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