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Last Chance to Catch NYC's Holiday Notalgia Train
We met the voices of the NYC subway on our nostalgia ride this weekend!
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Arts & Culture
Today in NYC History: That Famous Kiss on VJ Day in Times Square, August 14, 1945
Kissing the War Goodbye, photo by Lt. Victor Jorgensen from National Archives and Records Administration. Today, August 14th, is the
Arts & Culture
The Floating NYC Subway Map on the Sidewalk of Soho
Embedded into the sidewalk in front of 110 Greene Street, just south of Prince Street, there is a floating NYC
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Street Art of the Day: Manhole Cover Becomes Frying Pan with Sizzling Eggs in Alphabet City
Do a quick Google search. Sometimes it’s so hot, you can actually fry eggs on a sidewalk or a
Architecture
Fun Maps: Draw the Boundaries of Your NYC Neighborhood Using This Tool
Our interpretation of the Upper West Side (in red) New Yorkers are having a field day with this data visualization
Architecture
Are These Ovens in Fort Washington Park Revolutionary War Bread Ovens?
Most Americans have long forgotten the importance of “our daily bread,” but up in Fort Washington Park in New York
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New Wildcard News App Curates News For Mobile, Featuring Untapped Cities
If you’re like us, you consume the news voraciously. And when you say news, you don’t just mean
Food & Drink
Tucked Behind an Auto Glass Store, the Ganesha Outdoor Room in Inwood
Non-residents of Washington Heights and Inwood may not venture too far off Broadway and 10th Avenue–after all, all those
Architecture
8 NYC Locations of the “Pawn Shops with a Conscience” Founded by Gilded Age Barons
The Provident Loan Society, in former location of 19th Ward Bank at 180 East 72nd Street. Photo from Library of
Architecture
Roy Lichtenstein and Keith Haring Sculptures Installed at New Plaza Coming to Penn Station
Part of Penn Station is actually getting a facelift (woohoo!). Behind high temporary fences, a Roy Lichtenstein pop art sculpture,
Architecture
Urban Designers Add Splash of Color in New Pedestrian Walkway on 32nd Street Between Penn Station and Herald Square
Anyone who has walked from Penn Station to Herald Square along 32nd Street will notice a few incongruous things: homeless
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Artist JR Is Installing Massive Wheat Pastings to Buildings in NYC This Month
A new addition to our curated list of outdoor art not to miss this month are the massive JR murals
Arts & Culture
Water Towers as Luxury Condos in New Mural Along NYC’s High Line
On the rotating art mural along the High Line, a new work by artist Kerry James Marshall imagines New York