Lapeer West Culinary And Art Class Visit NYC!
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Lapeer West students stopped traffic with their freeze mob while waiting for the Staten Island ferry.
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Loaded & Ready To Go!
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Our Chariot
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Finally NYC
Our First View Of The City |
__________________Friday, May 18th________________
After an evening traveling on the bus, we stopped to freshen up and picked up our tour guide Matt who was with us until our last stop on Sunday. We took a bus tour of New York before making our first stop for lunch. The rest of the day was filled with a stop at St. John The Divine Cathedral, Central Park and The Plaza Hotel. We ate a great authentic Irish meal before making our last stop at Rockefeller Center to take in a great view of the city at night.
Our Tour Guide Matt
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Touring The City
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First Stop In NY
Choices: Pizza, Hot Dogs or Starbucks |
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St. John the Divine Cathedral            |
Our Time At
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Drawing
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An Authentic
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View From Top Of
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______________Saturday, May 19th_____________
Our day started early to beat the crowds at Carlos Bakery in New Jersey. We continued our tasting tour with a variety of stops in the lower east side. We tried knishes, brisket, fresh fish, candy and donuts. Next stop in our day....the Metropolitan Museum of Art then spending the evening in Times Square with a visit to Mama Sabarro's for an Italian meal.
1st Stop...
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Tasting Tour
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Metropolitan
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Dinner At
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An Evening
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A Great View Of
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_______________Sunday, May 20th______________
We spent our last day in the city taking a ferry ride past the Statue of Liberty, Visiting the 911 Memorial and shopping and eating in Chinatown and Soho! Just click on an image and click next to check out the images.
Staten Island FerryLunch/Shopping Chinatown & SoHo |
Visiting The 911 MemorialA huge thank you to all that supported us before, during and after our trip to New York. We had a wonderful time and learned so much. None of which could have happened without your help.
A special thank you to Mr. Mattila. Your professional photographic skills were unmeasurable. |
