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Things to Do in the Upper West Side
Things to Do in the Upper West Side http://avrahamglattman.org/things-to-do-in-the-upper-west-side/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=things-to-do-in-the-upper-west-side Nestled between the picturesque Hudson River and the iconic Central Park lies the Upper West Side, a vibrant neighborhood brimming with culture, history, and endless possibilities. From world-class museums to charming cafes and scenic waterfronts, there’s no shortage of things to see and do in this dynamic area of Manhattan. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor to the city, here’s a guide to some of the must-see attractions and experiences in the Upper West Side: 1. Stroll Along Riverside Park:  Start your day with a leisurely stroll or bike ride along Riverside Park. This picturesque greenway runs parallel to the Hudson River. Enjoy stunning views of the river and the New Jersey skyline, explore landscaped gardens and waterfront promenades, or relax on one of the many benches and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. 2. Visit the American Museum of Natural History: Immerse yourself in the wonders of the natural world at the American Museum of Natural History. Home to an extensive collection of exhibits, including dinosaur fossils, meteorites, and dioramas showcasing diverse ecosystems, the museum offers something for visitors of all ages. Take advantage of the iconic Hayden Planetarium, where you can embark on a virtual journey through the cosmos. 3. Explore Central Park: A visit to the Upper West Side would only be complete with a visit to Central Park, the sprawling green oasis in the heart of Manhattan. Spend the day exploring the park’s winding pathways, lush meadows, and iconic landmarks, such as Bethesda Terrace, Bow Bridge, and Belvedere Castle. Rent a rowboat on the lake, have a picnic on the Great Lawn, or simply people-watch from one of the park’s many benches. 4. Catch a Show at Lincoln Center: Experience the best-performing arts at Lincoln Center, the world-renowned cultural complex on the Upper West Side. Attend a ballet performance at the Metropolitan Opera House, enjoy a concert at Avery Fisher Hall, or take in a Broadway show at the Vivian Beaumont Theater. With a diverse lineup of events and performances year-round, there’s always something exciting happening at Lincoln Center. 5. Indulge in Culinary Delights: The Upper West Side is home to a vibrant dining scene, offering diverse culinary options to suit every taste and budget. From upscale fine dining establishments to cozy neighborhood bistros and casual eateries, there’s no shortage of delicious food to sample. Be sure to try iconic New York dishes like bagels with lox, pizza, and deli sandwiches at local favorites like Zabar’s and Barney Greengrass. 6. Shop Along Columbus Avenue: Take a stroll down Columbus Avenue and explore its eclectic mix of boutiques, specialty shops, and charming cafes. Browse unique gifts, designer clothing, and artisanal goods, or stop by one of the many sidewalk cafes for a cup of coffee and some people-watching. Remember to check out the local farmers’ market for fresh produce, baked goods, and gourmet treats. 7. Attend a Live Performance: The Upper West Side is home to a thriving arts and culture scene, with numerous venues showcasing live music, theater, and comedy performances. Catch a jazz concert at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, laugh the night away at Stand Up NY comedy club, or enjoy a live music performance at the Beacon Theatre. With so many options to choose from, you’re sure to find entertainment to suit your tastes. The Upper West Side offers many experiences and attractions for visitors to explore and enjoy. Whether you’re interested in culture, history, nature, or cuisine, there’s something for everyone to discover in this vibrant neighborhood of New York City. So pack your bags, lace up your walking shoes, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure in the Upper West Side!   The post Things to Do in the Upper West Side first appeared on Avraham Glattman | Fun in NYC.
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An Insider’s Guide to Rifthold: Dine Along the Avery River, 1/?
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coruscorp-blog · 6 years
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DEAR, MR. ( AVERY SUNG )
We are pleased to have you back for another year as an UPPER THIRD YEAR STUDENT at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. We sincerely hope your classmates in RAVENCLAW treat you well.
      i. mortality
the first secret is this: existence is fallible and frail, little more than a beating heart in the palm of his open hand.
his mother teaches him of futility four days after he turns six.
he comes to in a blindingly white hospital room, eyes bleary and an ache in his neck that throbs with each minuscule movement he makes. there’s a numbness to his bones and he can’t remember much; they were taking a stroll, one small hand enveloped in his mother’s palm, the other in his father’s. there had been screaming, he’d felt a searing pain, seen white flashes – felt an indescribable warmth that slipped past his fingertips as something burned against his flesh.
when he opens his eyes, the wooded path he and his parents had been walking along is nowhere to be found. the fire he’d been half-anticipating to wake up in is but a figment of his imagination. all he sees is white, the type of white that stings.
at his bedside, his parents mourn.
father’s skin is sallow, the bruises beneath his eyes a deep purple. even after they’ve locked eyes, father is somber – as though he’s grieving for something entirely different.
there are tears streaking down mother’s cheeks, saltwater trails – tell-tale marks in her make-up as she reaches out, clasping her hands over his, relief nowhere to be found.
what they tell him (he’s too young, his father hisses) is this: there was an accident, you got hurt, some things will never be the same, we love you, there are new precautions to take, but it’ll all be okay.
what he finds out for himself when he stumbles to his bedroom, fingertips finding an incriminating bump of scarred flesh on his neck is this: nothing will ever be the same.
(later, his mother steps into his room past midnight and kneels besides him, pressing the back of her hand to his forehead. when he squirms awake and blinks up at her, she smiles – apologetic – before asking, my love, do you believe in monsters?)
      ii. austerity
the second secret is this: the world is estuarial, and if he is but a mere river, then the ocean where he’s meant to drown is closer than he’ll ever know.
as promised, some things are never the same.
the word that changes more than everything is werewolf.
prior to the bite, his mother campaigns tirelessly for head of the department, pushing forward an idealistic platform encouraging assimilation, broader acceptance, deeper understanding, of the XXXXX creatures spurned by the wizarding society. his father follows her like a moth to light and for a long while, so does avery – she has that warmth to her.
after he turns, everything changes.
his mother backs out. she spends her time replacing kinder words with stronger ones, playing the opposite game with a crazed flick of the wrist. assimilation becomes isolation; understanding becomes extermination. he scrambles to too-big dictionaries and breaks his own heart, spends his time reading about truths (prejudices, hateful things) he’ll never truly understand.
the full moon is never kind and he bites back tears as the goblet of wolfsbane falls to his hands. father watches over him to make sure he drinks every last drop. for your sake, he’s told. for everyone’s.
the approaching eclipse always summons up worst in him. he’s crying now, frustration seeping from every inch of his body, when he swallows the last drop of what’s supposed to be his salvation.
does she want to get rid of me? he asks his father.
and if his father’s heart breaks, he is seamless in the way he hides it as he says, smile soft and guilt-ridden, not you, (sotto voice) but the ones that have yet to be born.
if sorrow was an ocean, he thinks he might have drowned in it then.
      iii. superiority
the third secret is this: belonging is a fever dream he traverses through with eyes blindfolded.
the conditions are simple: never forget to drink the wolfsbane and spend the full moon off castle-grounds as soon as the skies are tinged orange.
they’re easy conditions to abide by in the grand scheme of things because he wants to be a student and his parents need him to be in order to maintain the facade that their family is nothing if not nuclear, stable.
on the day of his enrollment, his mother unveils her new platform: no loose ends, no compromise. prevent future accidents.
the hat must sense his mourning.
why do you have so many questions? it mutters.
(he’s not sure; only knows that he’d like the answers to all of them.)
you’ll never make sense of the entire world, it continues.
(he knows. but can’t he try?)
ah, i know just where you belong.
(it’s a strange word, belong, and he almost thinks to ask where the hat’s knowledge comes from – if it knows where he might find better things, not immortality or omnipotence, but a deeper understanding of human nature, of coping and of strength through resilience.)
yes… the hat grows louder. RAVENCLAW!
      iv. blasphemy
the fourth secret is this: god exists to be despised.
when he looks at the sea of faces around him, he finds that he’s not all-too different from them.
(but then he remembers that in spite of his humanity, he is different from them, will always be different from them, will never quite be like them. and it does more than fill his chest with ache. it makes him hurt, makes him spite, because there are greater beings out there toying with him and that’s the only thought that placates him, keeps him from lashing out at the ignorant.)
mother and father are rebuilding an empire. they need him, want him, and they tell him it’s his too. so he does as they ask: puts on a practiced smile and reaches out to every individual that looks his way, practiced diplomacy and honed charisma his crutches as he seeks favor from people that have no idea what he’s striving for.
it’s funny. neither does he.
(on colder nights, he will remember the way his father looked at him, pitying and apologetic all at once as he told him the truth, contained neatly behind words of ivory: you are a monster, and your mother fears you.)
someday, his mother will get what she wants (a fancy position to her name, a world changing at her fingertips, iron fences erected to keep her nightmares away). and someday, he will gets what he wants (a family, a chance to go back to six-years-old – to rework his future).
someday, his parents will get what they want and he knows that he is anything but.
      v. idolatry, (the shattering of)
there’ll come a day when his secrets dissipate into nothing more than an indecipherable fraction of the atmosphere. and maybe he’ll welcome it, maybe he’s anticipating it already – the dissolution of an identity that never should have existed in the first place.
mother and father will never look at him as more than a liability. they’ll never love him as more than a birthright. but he smiles at them nonetheless, tiptoes in their cruel shadows because he knows the truth and someday, the shattered fragments of sweeter childhood will be nothing more than faint pinpricks at the heels of his feet.
how’s school? mother asks.
the gears in his head turn like clockwork, building up a smile on his lips practiced down to the smallest stretch of his cupid’s bow. he doesn’t know when he started pretending around them, but he figures it might have been the last time he saw his mother cry.
it’s wonderful, he says with a bob of his head, setting the fork in his hand beside the plate in front of him. his eyes travel across the room, across the length of the dining room table, until he catches the way his father’s shoulders tense. i’m grateful for the opportunity.
with that, they fall to silence. the framed family picture hanging on the wall in front of them mocks him, but he’s learned to take it as a challenge.
he knows how the world spins; knows even better how his world spins.
the final secret is this: to be loved, he must act as though he deserves it.
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Vermont Brewery
  Vermont has so many small micro breweries and many of them are within driving distance of our cabin in Townshend Vermont. It can be a great addition to any dat drive to stop in and try some of the varieties that each brewery is making. Some of the breweries have pub fair available and others are pure breweries where you can get a tour and some free tastings. The following list is just a sample, but I tried to list them in an order where you could actually take a day and visit all of them with a big looped drive.
HERMIT THRUSH BREWERY
Friendship, big ideas, and just a pinch of brewing skills (okay, more like a barrelful) all lead to the sour-specific brainchild of Christophe Gagné and Avery Schwenk. Here at Hermit Thrush Brewery, we’re dedicated to concocting the best New American Sours we can dream up — and we aren’t afraid to go old-school with our style. We combine environmentally sustainable practices (like wood pellet boilers) with age-old brewing processes and a harvest of locally grown ingredients. The end result? A pucker-inducing punch to the tastebuds, and barely a dent on the planet.
  29 High Street
Brattleboro, VT
www.hermitthrushbrewery.com
  WHETSTONE STATION BREWERY
Riverside eatery featuring craft drafts, creative pub grub & year-round deck seating.
We brew small, experimental batches in our little brewery and lab. Our system is so small we can only make about 7 kegs of beer on each brewday. We serve just a few at a time and change them up about every few days or so. We challenge ourselves to “brew differently” balancing creativity and science to craft some unique and delicious offerings.
It’s got a nice atmosphere, with a nice dining space indoors and casual beer garden deck overlooking the Connecticut river out back. They also serve many dishes in cast iron for a special fun flair. The drink options are expansive and good, staff friendly and knowledgeable. The food is great – inspired by classic pub food with fun and creative touches. Everything we’ve ordered has been delicious. The menu is well labeled for gluten free options, and the staff is well trained on that, too. Definitely worth popping in for lunch or dinner for good, casual but nice food that doesn’t cost a fortune in a nice setting. It’s often packed, so expect to wait, but it’s worth it.
  6 Bridge St, Brattleboro, VT 05301
www.whetstonestation.com
  J’VILLE BREWERY
In 2012, the CEO of Honora Winery, Patty, approached Janice about potentially starting a brewery. They dreamed about how a brewery would run and what beers they would brew. In 2015 that dream became a reality! Janice has taken courses through the Siebel Institute, done some home brewing and had some hands on experience. the license for J’ville Brewery came through on March 17th 2015 and they got right to recipe development and brewing! J’ville specializes mainly in ales, with some experimental brews along the way. The tasting room has 16 oz cans, 32 oz crowlers and 32 oz growlers for purchase to date. There are 4 taps that rotate through the different types of beer, including some seasonal and limited brews.
  201 Vermont Route 112 Jacksonville, VT 05342 Tel: (802) 368-2226
http://www.jvillebrewery.com/
  ELM CITY BREWING COMPANY
Located in Keene, NH in the heart of the Monadnock region, Elm City Brewing Company is a full-service restaurant and brewery open 7 days a week. With over 20 years dedicated to brewing beer, we believe that we have perfected the art of great beer and flavorful food.
Our Beer
Throughout our 20 years of operation, we have brewed many different types of beers. We are always adding and experimenting with our beers to make sure that we can deliver the best product to our customers. Here is a list of some of our favorite and frequently brewed beers. Our current selection is constantly changing, so make sure to check the page or stop in to see what we have new on tap at Elm City! You might just find your new favorite.
Fresh Food
At our core, we believe in serving fresh, homemade, flavorful food at all times. Fresh food is fundamental to our success and we believe that good food comes from good ingredients. We are proud to serve you food made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients whenever we can. Our soups, breads, sauces, salad dressings, and desserts are made fresh daily.
Recycling, Composting and Repurposing
Elm City Brewing Company proudly recycles and composts all of our prep food waste. Spent grains from the brewing process are picked up by Manning Hill Farm who uses them to help feed their livestock. We then buy their yummy milk that is packaged in reusable glass containers! Our empty grain sacks are given to Stonewall Farm which they use to package their compost. All of our to-go containers are biodegradable and we do not use plastic bags. Our drinking water is filtered and we do not sell bottled water. We are conscious about limiting packaging and shipping distances in the products we buy. We care about the environment and believe that making even the smallest changes can help make a difference.
Shopping Local
Our fresh, handmade food wouldn’t be the same without the help of local farmers supplying us with delicious, fresh ingredients. Whenever we can, we try to shop locally. If we can’t find what we need in the Monadnock Region, we will find the next closest alternative.
  222 West St at the Colony Mill Marketplace
Keene, NH
http://www.elmcitybrewing.com/
  BELGIAN MARE BREWERY
The Belgian Mare Brewery in Alstead, NH has carved a rugged niche into the craft brew scene. Living on a historical farm in Cheshire county of southwest NH, Tim Roettiger uses a wood fired oven to cook his brews “the old fashion way.”
He has been perfecting his recipes for almost a decade in preparation to launching his 3 barrel brewery. Distribution is only in 22 oz. bottles — you will find both year-round and seasonal offerings from this great brewery.
The other unique part of the brewery is its off-grid aspect. “This building has no power to it,” says Roettiger. “The only automated part is this little chugger pump.” The three-barrel system features four repurposed tanks that serve as a boiler, a mash tun and two fermenters. The boiler is heated by burning wood inside an oven built to house the boiler. As you might suspect, using wood as your main source of heat can sometimes be difficult to manage. Recently his regular supplier stopped selling cheap slabs and now he pays top dollar for scraps and bundles of cordwood. “That’s been the biggest shock this spring – my fuel cost quadrupled.” he says.
  207 Gilsum Mine Road Alstead, NH
http://www.belgianmarebrewery.com
    TROUT RIVER BREWING CO.
In the fall of 2014, Dan decided to step down as owner of Trout River Brewing Company. Kelen Beardsley, Gabriel Streeter, and Trevor Billings, three friends from the town of Springfield, Vermont, purchased the brewery. The three new owners are incorporated under Vermont Beer Shapers, LTD., honoring the heritage of the building that they moved the brewery to, the Fellows Gear Shaper building, located in the heart of Springfield, VT.  Trout River Brewing Company began brewing beer in their new location in March of 2016. The goal of Vermont Beer Shapers, under the DBA of Trout River Brewing Company, was to reinvent the brand that Dan spent 18 years building, while still keeping the small craft brews that people loved.
Although there isn’t really a good tasting area, they are open for pizza on the weekends. They have a wide variety of different pre-selected combinations of toppings.
  100 River St
Springfield, VT 05156
http://www.troutriverbrewing.com/
  HARPOON BREWERY
Cap off your trip by taking a guided tour of the brewery on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday! Learn all about Harpoon and get an up close and personal view of the brewing process. After the tour, all visitors over 21 years of age will enjoy a range of freshly-brewed Harpoon beers. You must be 21 years or older with proper ID to sample. Tours cost $5 and include a tasting (for visitors who are 21+). Tours last about 30 minutes.
TOUR SCHEDULE
Friday:  5 – 7 pm Saturday: 11 am – 5 pm Sunday: 12 – 4 pm
If you are visiting during non-tour times we offer a Production Viewing Area where you can check out the Brewhouse “up close” and learn all about Harpoon. Feel free to request a free sample from our sampling area.
  336 Ruth Carney Drive
Windsor, VT 05089
www.harpoonbrewery.com
  RIVER ROOST BREWERY
The owner brews and pours this craft beer – a labor of love.   It’s a no frills place…no cornhole, no munchies, no nonsense kinda’ place. You come for the beer because it’s that good.
Excellent up and coming brewery.
  230 S Main St.
White River Junction, VT 05001
RETAIL HOURS:
Thursday: Noon-6pm Friday: Noon-8pm Saturday: Noon-6pm Sunday: Noon-6pm
http://www.riverroostbrewery.com/
  LONG TRAIL BREWING COMPANY
Long Trail Brewing Company is a regional brewery in Bridgewater Corners, Vermont, United States. Founded in 1989 by Andy Pherson in the basement of the Bridgewater Woolen Mill, the company relocated to its current brewing facility and visitor center in 1995.[1] Originally known as Mountain Brewers, the company changed its name to Long Trail Brewing Company shortly after their relocation to Bridgewater Corners, Vermont.[1] In 2006, Long Trail was acquired by its present owner, Fulham and Co., a Massachusetts-based private equity firm. Located on the banks of the Ottaquechee River in the heart of the Green Mountains, the Long Trail campus includes its brewing operations, visitor center, farmhouse pilot brewery and wastewater treatment facility.
Our spacious riverside pub & restaurant was inspired by the Hofbräu House in Munich, Germany. It is a magnificent place where the beer is plentiful and the atmosphere is a unique blend of industrial design and down-home comfort. We’ve sourced local Vermont ingredients to offer you a seasonal menu that complements our award-winning, handcrafted beer.
HOURS
SUNDAY- THURSDAY// 10AM – 6PM FRIDAY- SATURDAY// 10AM – 7PM
5520 US Rte. 4 Bridgewater Corners, VT 05035
http://longtrail.com/
  KILLINGTON BEER COMPANY
Killington Beer Company is located at 53 Woods Road, at the Spa building in the Woods Resort, Killington, Vermont. The facility opened for production in January of 2018. The brewery features a 4 barrel system which is capable of producing 125 gallons (about 55 cases) per brew. Beers are packaged in keg, cans, 22 ounce and special release bottle formats for distribution throughout the greater Killington area.
The brewery holds regular live music events and seminars. We are family friendly with food, soft drinks, and a spacious game room for our younger generation to enjoy!
Tours are available on Saturdays at 2:00 PM, first come, first served.
  53 Woods Road Killington, VT 05751
http://www.killingtonbeer.com/
  HOP’N MOOSE
Chill, seat-yourself spot with original, wood-fired pizza & many house beers, plus live music & TVs. Locally sourced food paired with hand crafted ales and lagers
Great microbrewery and restaurant.
Their skillet brownie sundae-takes about 15 minutes to make but worth the wait. Brownie dough cooked in a pan, topped with ice cream, whipped cream, hot chocolate sauce and a cherry. It was delicious! You can also get cookie dough cooked in a skillet!
  41 Center Street,
Rutland, VT 05701
https://hopnmoose.wixsite.com
  VERMONT TAP HOUSE
The Vermont Tap House celebrates local farmers and brewers, with 30 regional brews on tap, and a menu featuring wood-fired pizzas, small plates, salads and sandwiches–made with the freshest ingredients available.
  22 Merchants Row Williston, Vermont, 05495 (802) 879-7060
http://www.vermonttaphouse.com/
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acourtofcouture · 4 years
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Throne of Glass Masterlist
An Insider’s Guide to Throne of Glass
A Hatchling Wyvern- 1
Abraxos and His Rider, Manon Blackbeak- 1
Adarlan’s Assassin- 1
Adarlan’s Assassin and the King of the Assassins- 1
Aelin of the Wildfire- 1
Antica- 1, 2
Anielle, the City of the Silver Lake- 1
Athril’s Golden Ring- 1
Banjali, the Capital of Eyllwe- 1
Bellhaven, the Capital of Fenharrow- 1
Blackbeak Keep- 1, 2
Bogdano Jungle- 1
Briarcliff- 1
Celaena Sardothien at the Yulemas Masquerade Ball- 1
Chaol’s Yulemas Gift to Celaena- 1
Doranelle, the City of Rivers- 1
Map of Erilea
Map of the Kingdoms of Wendlyn and Doranelle
Map of the Southern Continent
Maeve’s Palace in Doranelle- 1
Manon Blackbeak Seeks Out the Stygian Spiders- 1
Manon Blackbeak, the Last Crochan Queen, and Her Wyvern, Abraxos- 1
Melisande- 1
Mistward- 1
Morath- 1, 2
Noll, the Last Adarlanian Outpost- 1
Perranth- 1
Rifthold, the Capital of Adarlan- 1
Silba’s Temple in Antica- 1
Skull’s Bay- 1
Standard Issue Flying Leathers for the Ironteeth Aerial Legion- 1, 2
The Black Sands of Roth- 1
The Cadre Returning to the City of Rivers, Doranelle- 1
The Cambrian Mountains- 1
The Cleaver of the Deserted Land- 1
The Crown of the Crochan Queen- 1
The Crown of the Queen of of Terrasen- 1
The Dead Islands- 1
The Ferian Gap- 1
The Gateway to Doranelle- 1
The Gulf of Oro- 1
The Khaganate Palace in Antica- 1, 2, 3
The Kingdom of Terrasen- 1
The Lavender Fields of Eyllwe- 1
The Lost Mycenian Sea Dragons of Illium- 1
The Oasis of Barg- 1
The Port City of Innish- 1
The Red Desert- 1
The Region of Oakwald Forest Favored by the Little Folk- 1, 2
The Royal Palace of Eyllwe in Banjali- 1
The Ruins of the City in the Stone Marshes- 1
The Rukhin- 1
The Runni Quarter of Antica- 1
The Salt Mines of Endovier- 1
The Shores of the Great Ocean in Adarlan- 1
The Shores of Wendlyn- 1
The Silent Assassin’s Keep- 1
The Silver Lake of Anielle- 1
The Spirit of Elena Galathynius Havilliard- 1, 2, 3
The Stone Marshes- 1
The Temple of the Stone in the Ancient Terrasen Port City of Ilium- 1
The Three-Faced Goddess- the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone- 1
The Torre Cesme in Antica- 1
The Western Wastes, the Witch Kingdom- 1, 2
The White Fang Mountains- 1
The Wyrdstone Tower in Amaroth- 1
Wyrdstone Rings- 1
Xandria, the Capital of the Deserted Land- 1
An Insider’s Guide to Rifthold
Celaena’s Apartment- 1, 2, 3
Celaena’s Beloved Music Hall, Closed by the Order of the King of Adarlan- 1
Celaena’s Bedroom, Bathing Chamber and Wardrobe at the Glass Palace- 1
Celaena’s Rooms at the Assassin’s Keep-1
Dine Along the Avery River- 1
Kaltain Rompier’s Peacock Mask for the Yulemas Masquerade at the Glass Palace- 1
The Assassin’s Keep- 1
The Glass Palace- 1
The Private Study of Arobynn Hamel, King of the Assassins- 1
The Royal Library at the Glass Palace- 1
The Sprawling Gardens of the Glass Palace-1
The Willows Tea Court- 1, 2
An Insider’s Guide to Terrasen
Oakwald Forest- 1
Princess Evalin and Her Daughter, Princess Aelin- 1
Springtime in Orynth- 1
The Abandoned Lighthouse of Suria on the North Sea Coastline- 1
The City of Orynth, Capital of the Kingdom of Terrasen- 1
The Country Estate of Rhoe and Evalin Galathynius Along the Florine River- 1
The Crown of Brannon Galathynius, the First King of Terrasen- 1
The Gardens at the Palace of Orynth- 1
The Gate to the Country Estate of Rhoe and Evalin Galathynius Along the Florine River- 1
The Halls of the Palace of Orynth- 1
The Kingsflame Blooms in Oakwalk- 1
The Library of Orynth- 1
The North Sea- 1
The Orynth Book Market on the Western Bank of the Florine River- 1
The Stag of Terrasen- 1
The Stag of Terrasen Returns to Orynth- 1
Throne of Glass Series x Iconic Runway Collections
Pamella Roland Fall 2019 Ready-to-Wear
Teuta Matoshi Duriqi- 1
Ziad Nakad S/S 2016
Ziad Nakad S/S 2020
Throne of Glass Couples & Weddings
Aelin Galathynius + Rowan Whitethorn
Aelin’s Infamous Gold Nightgown- 1, 2
Aelin’s Wedding Dress- 1
Aelin’s Wedding Ring- 1
Rowan’s Wedding Ring- 1
Celaena Sardothien + Dorian Havilliard- 1
Celaena Sardothien + Sam Cortland- 1, 2
Elide Lochan + Lorcan Salvaterre
Elide’s Wedding Dress- 1
Lysandra + Aedion Ashryver- 1
Lysandra’s Engagement Ring- 1
Lysandra’s Wedding Dress- 1
Manon Blackbeak + Dorian Havilliard
Manon and Dorian’s Wedding Reception- 1
Manon and Dorian’s Wedding Bands- 1
Modern AU x Throne of Glass
Aelin Ashryver Galathynius- 1, 2
Celaena Sardothien- 1, 2
Elide Lochan- 1
Lysandra- 1
Manon Blackbeak- 1
Nehemia Ytger- 1, 2
Rowan Whitethorn- 1
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