Fashion's Night Out is back

September is here, and in New York city that means Fashion Week. And while getting into the runway shows is difficult, fashion for all can be found during "Fashion's Night Out."

On Sept. 10, retailers across the city, including Macy's, 7 for All Mankind and Talbots, will host special after-hours events. Customers will have the chance to shop for special deals, meet designers and models and join in on fashion's biggest party.

Fashion's Night Out is about more than just celebrating. This year, a portion of the sales from the Fashion’s Night Out T-shirt will be donated to the New York City AIDS Fund in The New York Community Trust.

Visitor's to New York City can take advantage of special "Fashion's Night Out" deals at participating hotels, and be sure to contact NYC Limousine to set up all your transportation needs for the night's events.

U.S. Open arrives in Flushing

The United States' premiere tennis event, the U.S. Open, starts Aug. 31 and promises to be an exciting display of the sport's best talent. Having had the pleasure of witnessing the athleticism of Serena Williams and Andre Agassi at a past U.S. Open, I can say first hand that it is not to be missed.

Even if you can't catch a marquee match starring the likes of Roger Federer, Andy Roddick or Venus Williams, there is plenty of tennis to experience throughout the tournament, which runs through Sept. 12.

While tennis is the focus of the Open, attendees will have plenty of other entertainment to experience, including performances by up-and-coming bands and special programs for children.

For schedule and ticket information, visit USOpen.org.

To experience everything the U.S. Open has to offer, contact NYC Limousine, and we will have you cheering on your favorite tennis pro in no time.

Pop-Tart pops up in Times Square

Children and adults who are kids at heart will be delighted by the new Pop-Tart store in Times Square. The temporary pop-up store pays homage to this nostalgic treat by offering such unique concoctions as Pop-Tart sushi as well as breakfast, lunch and dinner options. Visitors can also create their own custom box with their favorite flavors and even suggest some new ones.

The experience extends beyond food, with the option of creating your own t-shirt or participating in one of the store's silly interactive experiences.

The Pop-Tart store is open until January 2011, so be sure to pop in before it closes. NYC Limo can get you there and have you enjoying some tasty treats in no time.

A park opens in Brooklyn

If there weren't already enough reasons to visit Brooklyn, the recently opened Brooklyn Bridge Park should bring even more folks to this exciting borough.

This summer, visitors can enjoy relaxing on the park lawns, walking along the water, taking in a movie in the outdoors or even try their hand at kayaking. Several popular food vendors have also set up shop at the park, including the delicious Calexico and Blue Marble.

The park is still growing, and new features will soon be available, including an ice skating rink, as plans call for the park to occupy 85 acres, 76 of which will be protected parkland.

Click here to learn more about the park and about upcoming events. As always, NYC Limo is your go-to choice for getting to Brooklyn Bridge Park or anywhere else around town.

Even more Restaurant Week

If you thought you missed out on Restaurant Week, you are in luck. The popular program has been extended through Sept. 6, giving locals and tourists alike even more time to visit some of the city's finest eateries.

Visit nycgo.com to search for restaurants by cuisine, neighborhood and meal and make your reservations right there. Then get ready to enjoy a delicious lunch for around $24 and $35 for dinner.

Don't let the stress of traveling ruin your dining experience. Let NYC Limo be your choice for transportation, and you will have no trouble getting to and from your destination.

An evening of music at MoMA

The Museum of Modern Art's free outdoor concert series is currently taking place on Sunday evenings in the Sculpture Garden.

MoMA's Summergarden series will feature musicians from The Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center. On July 25 the Juilliard musicians will perform concerts, while on Aug.1, groups selected by Jazz at Lincoln Center will perform.

The summer, and MoMA's free concert series, will be over before you know it, so contact NYC Limo and be on your way to enjoying an evening of music.

Rock out at Rockwood

New York City has long been a great place to catch rising talents in the music industry, and that tradition continues at Rockwood Music Hall in Mnhattan's Lower East Side neighborhood.

Rockwood Music Hall features a variety of acts nightly, which can be seen for free, but tips for the band are encouraged. A solid selection of beer, wine and liquor is available as well as some tasty signature cocktails.

Patrons can choose to hang out in the main room where the musicians perform or, for a quieter option for socializing, check out the smaller back room where the performing act can be viewed on a TV screen above the bar.

Visit Rockwood Music Hall's website to see the current schedule and be sure to contact NYC Limo to get you to the show.