Secrets of NYC
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Architecture
The Top 10 Secrets of NYC’s Castle Clinton
“Castle Clinton stands where New York City began,” writes the National Park Service website. Located at the southern tip of
Arts & Culture
David Bowie Is Exhibit Opens at the Brooklyn Museum
The traveling exhibit David Bowie Is, currently located at the Brooklyn Museum, is a tour de force that explores the
Arts & Culture
10 Things to Do in NYC This Week: February 23rd – March 8th, 2018
March has finally arrived, and with it comes a slew of events, which will unfold across New York City this
Food & Drink
Brooklyn Kura Sake Brewery Opens in Brooklyn’s Industry City
Brooklyn Kura, the first New York-based sake brewery and taproom, has finally arrived at Brooklyn’s Industry City, and it
Architecture
There’s a Bilingual Latinx Theater, IATI, in the East Village
From basement theater to abandoned monastery to rented venues and even an illegally converted storage space, Instituto Arte Teatral Internacional
Food & Drink
A Look Back at 11 Iconic NYC Restaurants That Have Recently Closed
With the quick turnover rate of New York City’s dining scene, high-end restaurants are suffering from the same problem
Architecture
At Making Room , See a 1000 Sq Ft Home Built Into the National Building Museum
In 2013, the Museum of the City of New York debuted the exhibit Making Room which showcased models of affordable
Arts & Culture
Finalists for Park Avenue Redesign Call for Floating Gardens, Kayaking River and Alpine Mountain
On Tuesday, Fisher Brothers unveiled 17 finalists for “Beyond the Centerline,” a design competition that invited participants to reimagine the
Arts & Culture
Historic 1950’s Julien Binford Mural in Chelsea Will be Preserved by Google NYC & Jamestown
Untapped Cities contributor AFineLyne has shared some exciting news with us: Google NYC and Jamestown announced that they will team
Food & Drink
Clay, a Cozy New American Restaurant, Opens Up in Historic Harlem
The space is small, but the vibe is big. This is the best way to describe the environment inside Clay,
Arts & Culture
NYC’s Most Iconic Clocks
Everywhere you look in NYC, you will find a clock to help you keep track of time!
Architecture
Construction on NYC Ferry’s Lower East Side Landing Begins
This morning, Mayor Bill de Blasio kicked off the construction on the NYC Ferry landing that will open at Corlears