Sydney Hargrove is a Junior Staff Writer at The Knockturnal. A Media Studies student at Hunter College, she focuses on the beauty and fashion industries, as well as networking events and film industry coverage. Sydney's work has been featured in The Knockturnal and Secret NYC.
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Sydney Hargrove's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, events, and reviews. She would likely appreciate pitches that offer exclusive access to events, concerts, film festivals, or unique experiences in New York City. As she often covers themed pop-up shops and film premieres with a focus on the local scene, relevant pitches could include behind-the-scenes access and interviews with key figures involved in these events.
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By: Sydney Hargrove
It’s summertime in New York and the livin’ is easy! And with the latest news from one of NYC’s most beloved and convenient beach day transit options, it’s about to get even easier. Since its origins in 2022, the Rockaway Rocket has been the ultimate hack for beach-bound New Yorkers looking to trade sweltering subway […]
By: Sydney Hargrove
This stunning lakeside vineyard was officially named New York's best winery for the third time. Here's why it's a must-visit.
By: Sydney Hargrove
This stunning summer flower festival is just a road trip from NYC, featuring secret coastal gardens and gorgeous beach town views.
The famous red-and-white Macy's shopping bag billboard above Herald Square has watched over New York City for generations, but the iconic landmark is now being removed as part of a modernization project.
A limited-time exhibition traces the history of tarot cards, exploring their origins in Renaissance Italy and their later ties to the occult.
By: Sydney Hargrove
Bruno Brancaleone worked at the Mulberry Street restaurant for 35 years before purchasing the business to save it from a permanent pandemic shutdown.
New York Road Runners is bringing official race timing and block party energy to car-free stretches of Park Avenue and Grand Concourse for $0 this August.
A new installation from Meet Cutes NYC uses a quick personality survey to print out algorithmic matches for local singles.
The 34,000-square-foot Market Hall at Manhattan West will feature 12 restaurants, rooftop bars, BKLYN Larder's first Manhattan location, and more when it opens this fall.
Just across the Hudson from NYC, Liberty Science Center is hosting early listening experiences for Phoebe Bridgers' Lost Weekend inside its massive planetarium.
