The New York Philharmonic and Jaap van Zweden invite you to discover the 2019–20 season. Welcome to the second season led by Jaap van Zweden. And what a season it promises to be. It will challenge you. It will cause you to reflect on the past and celebrate the present. Together, we will look toward the future. Because together WE ARE NY PHIL.

Check out the season highlights page to learn more about the New York Philharmonic 2019-20 season.

Local YouTuber PollyPoly walked around the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan during the recent snow squall that passed through New York City, capturing the intense snow and wind bursts on camera. Check it out to get a sense of how intense the squall really was!

The great snow squall of 2019. Zero visibility, wind gusts in every direction, and it was over in a flash. I honestly can't believe the camera survived this. I was waiting for it to snap or fry at some point.

Accra is an inexpensive Ghanian restaurant in Harlem that serves up, amongst other African cuisine specialties, a succulent Turkey Tail that is one of the best (if not the only) in the City. In this short video from the excellent "Five Buck Lunch" series from our friends at Thrillist, watch as host Cody Reiss checks it out.

In a city as diverse as NYC, you might think turkey tails are easy to find, but it’s not quite that simple. You might be able to find average turkey tails somewhere in the five boroughs, but we don’t want average. We are craving next-level, mind-blowing deliciousness, which is actually affordable. Join host Cody Reiss as he takes us to the dankest Ghanaian, Turkey Tail spot in Harlem for the cheapest lunch our duckets can buy. We’re going to a local, hidden gem that’ll satisfy all your money problems and flavor desires -- Accra in West Harlem. Self-described as East African cuisine that sticks to your soul, Accra is serving up the tastiest turkey tails and plantains in NYC and we’re showing you why.