New to atl visiting my aunt.. Whats a good club/bar? -

Ok so I m here in Hampton, ga with my aunt.. What s a pretty decent club or bar to go to that has a variety of culture.. Meaning that you will see blacks, hispanics, asians, whites and all the sort.. I m into diversity clubs and I hate clubs where you only see one race

I did some research on this, because I have never been to a club in my life, and the reason is: I am seventeen years old. But, I did do some research online and found a place called 24k. I typed in diversity clubs and that was the first choice. Oh, Blue Olive has a diverse, trendy crowd. Bulldog Wings More would be a good place for diversity as well. I hope this helps.

Good places to ski, snowboard, tube, etc around Allentown, PA? -

We are visiting PA for the first time to tour Penn State but that will only take a few hours and then we plan to head to the east side of the state because we have friends over there, but we dont necessarily need to have our hotel RIGHT next to their house. We want to stay in a regular hotel, not a resort, but we want to be within a decent distance of some kind of place that will rent us skis or whatnot, because were from the south where we don t get snow...so that s kinda what we were planning on doing while up there. But what else could we do? Is there anything else thats fun to do in PA? Thanks =]

Camelback is the first place to come to mind, but here are others:http://www.townliving.com/recreation/ski��Bear Creek Mountain is closer to Allentown- bcmountainresort.comAs far as other things to do: Martin Guitar ( Nazareth, Pa) gives free tours, Crayola Factory in Easton is nice if you have kids, There are outlets in Reading, and if you want to travel a little farther- Lancaster ( Amish, trains, outlets, and more) Hershey s Chocolate World in Hershey, and also Philadelphia and New York City aren t too faryou could check out fieldtrip.com to find more places -- http://www.fieldtrip.com/pa/free-pa.htmI m sure your friends that you are visiting can also recommend other places, as well hope this helps!

bear creek, blue mountain, elk mountain, jack frost big boulder, camel back just a few if you d like some more around new york or so lemme no

Im visiting New York between 17th and 21st December. So much to see, what are the top 10 must sees? -

empire state buildingstatue of libertyharlemcentral parkpeer 175th avenuebroadwayChrysler buildingground zerochinatown

May I recommend the following.-Times Square (no trip is complete without a visit to the Crossroads of the World )-Empire State Building-Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island-Rockefeller Center and the Top of the Rock Observation Deck-Central Park-Brooklyn Bridge (you can walk across it too)-Musuems -Shopping-watch a Broadway showI hope this information is very helpful.Good luck

Go to Bloomingdale s even if you don t buy anything. It s a wonderful experience during the Christmas holiday. Then go to the Russian Tea Room if it s still open. I haven t been there in a long time or the Magic Pan if that is still around.Of course you must go to Rockefeller center and walk around.And the NY Public Library.. it is so big and just an experience to be inside of it. And don t forget to buy a hotdog from the man outside selling them in a cart.There s too many places.. have fun

WOAH,new york is amazing ;Dwell mine :statue of liberty,macy s,empire state building,the bus tour things,TIMES SQUARE!central park,ermm yeah i can t think of 10 atm ;D

A stroll in ChinatownLittle ItalyCircleLine TourRockefeller CenterTimes SquareEnjoy your holiday season.