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Hello New York City!

March 24, 2012 by natalie 3 Comments

The 2012 MTNA Conference begins tomorrow, but no use waiting until then to start having fun! 🙂 Here’s a sneak peak of our first day in the city:

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Sheryl, of the Notable Music Studio blog, generously offered to provide transportation from the airport to the apartment. It was great to finally meet in person!

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We enjoyed a tasty dinner at a New Jersey diner.

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My friends and I found a lovely apartment to share for the week, making the trip very affordable!

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Good morning, New York City!

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We enjoyed exploring some of the exhibits at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a place I’ve wanted to visit for years!

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Our get-together at Carnegie Deli was a wonderful time of meeting new friends and reconnecting with old ones.

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It was so fun to see Jennifer again!

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An evening concert at Carnegie Hall called for our finest dresses (and hat!). 🙂

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Mandolinist Chris Thile and the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra were amazing!

Stay tuned for live-blogging from the MTNA Conference bright and early tomorrow morning!

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