Untapped Cities NYC Tours and Events This Week: April 8th – April 14th, 2019
Every week, Untapped Cities hosts a series of behind-the-scenes tours and special events designed to enlighten and entertained
Hidden Symbols in the Gorgeous Ceilings of the Woolworth Building in NYC
The lobby of the Woolworth Building is one of a small group of interior spaces in New York City that
12 Things to Do This Week in NYC: April 5th – April 11th, 2019
Explore the over 100-year-old contagious disease hospital on Ellis Island’s south side which has been abandoned since
Go Inside The Living Museum, an Eclectic Art Gallery at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens
Join Untapped Cities on a special visit to The Living Museum in Queens, an extensive space filled with art created
Sneak Peek Inside The Shed, a Futuristic New Cultural Center at Hudson Yards
New York City has always been at the cutting edge of arts and entertainment and now, with the opening of
Learn About Gay Culture in Post-War NYC at the Brooklyn Historical Society
Join author and Columbia University’s DeWitt Clinton Professor of History, George Chauncey, for a presentation on New York City’
There is a Holocaust-Era Train Car In Front of the Museum of Jewish Heritage
The Museum of Jewish Heritage in Lower Manhattan is marking the debut of its latest exhibit, Auschwitz. Not long ago.
Restoration to Begin on Abandoned Ellis Island Recreation Center
Throughout the early 20th century, the sprawling complex on the south side of Ellis Island has served a multitude of
Untapped Cities NYC Tours and Events This Week: April 1st – April 7th, 2019
Every week Untapped Cities offers expert-led tours designed to surprise even the most seasoned New Yorker. This week, get
At Fort Tilden, A Maze of Criss-Crossing Cords Highlights Damage and Beauty of Historic Building
Over the years, the roof of the The Rockaway Artists Alliance’s gallery space in Fort Tilden has been damaged
Help Choose the Design of a New Monument to Shirley Chisholm in Prospect Park
Though New York City has no shortage of statuary and triumphal monuments, very few of them are dedicated to the
12 Things to Do This Week in NYC
As April starts this week, exciting spring activities are popping up around New York City. From outdoor movie screenings to