CourseHorse Blog

Some people collect souvenirs when they travel. I like to collect new skills—preferably, the kind that comes with dough and a dusting of sugar. When you live in New York, you’ve got endless chances to try something new. But I’m just a girl from Ohio who’s only ever in New York on borrowed time, so when I show up, I do my best to line up workshops, experiences, and visits that teach me something new. Whether you’re like me and just popping in for a weekend or two, or living here permanently, I’d like to share my experiences to help you whittle down the best of what NYC has to offer.

Creating an escape room for your team can be a fantastic way to promote collaboration, boost problem-solving skills, and have a lot of fun in the process!

My name is Carolina G. Iwanow, and I’m a multidisciplinary artist whose work blends fine jewelry, sculpture, music, photography, design, and spirituality into a vibrant creative language. With a career spanning over three decades, my artistic journey is rooted in deep curiosity, a passion for ancestral crafts, and an unyielding devotion to beauty, meaning, and transformation.

If you asked people on the streets what they think about graffiti, a large handful of them probably see it as vandalism with flair. Messy tags on walls are often viewed as a nuisance for cities. But I can say with confidence that spending time around the culture, talking to artists, and watching how it’s evolved can completely change how you see it.

About fifteen years ago, when I started Mukti’s Kitchen from my run-down kitchen in Brooklyn, I never realized this Indian cooking class would turn out to be one of the most popular cooking classes in New York. While I was originally unsure of how I could please these students who come with high expectations and energy to my house, over the years I have learned how to use Brooklyn as my playground, and teach others the wonderful flavors of India.

Building a strong, connected team is more important than ever, especially in sunny Los Angeles.

The holidays are just around the corner, and if you're planning a virtual office holiday party, there's no reason to hold back on the fun!

A faraway friend has a birthday coming up, and you would really like to join in the celebration.

Team building in New York City doesn’t always have to mean ropes courses or competitive cooking classes.

Forget the awkward trust falls and boring icebreakers.