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World Trade Center Walking Tour
Explore the WTC grounds with a longtime docent of the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
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5 of NYC’s Largest Solar Energy Projects
Solar generated energy is becoming one of the most common means of heat and electricity production throughout the country. Not
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Handmade Habitations Are Now on View Inside Albany International Airport
Mud Flat House (Hudson River, Ulster County, New York), limited edition archival inkjet print on cotton rag paper, 2006, 30”
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The Statue of Purity That Once Stood in NYC’s Times Square
Image via The Museum of the City of New York Nestled between 46th and 47th Streets in the northern triangle
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A Look at the World’s Largest Rhino Statue Coming to NYC
Image courtesy Gillie and Marc On March 15, Astor Place will become home to The Last Three, the world’s
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Pop-Up Party for 4,000 Returns to NYC’s Prospect Park
Photograph by Jonathan Grassi The “most anticipated party of the year” has returned to Prospect Park! On Saturday, June 23,
Architecture
10 Historic Buildings in NYC Repurposed for the Arts
Due to the ever evolving nature of New York City — and the fact that it is built on an island
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Judge Rules that Developer Must Pay $6.7M to 5Pointz Graffiti Artists
Above the 5Pointz Loading Dock It’s been five years, but the much contested whitewashing and demolition of Long Island
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See Stunning Photos of NYC’s Freedom Tunnel, Located Underneath Riverside Park
Our undying fascination with decrepit spaces and once abandoned sites has been fueled once again. Untapped New York contributor and
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Cities 101: How Do Dogs Become MTA Police Officers?
An often overlooked but crucial force within the MTA Police Department is its elite canine unit. Last month, 13 dogs
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10 Alternative Activities to Celebrate Presidents’ Day in NYC
Celebrated on the third Monday of February, Presidents’ Day (also known as Washington’s Birthday) is a time when we
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Urban Environmentalists Bring Carnivalesque Procession to NYC’s Lower East Side
Artists, educators, and community activists crowded into a meeting room on the ground floor of the Loisaida Center in Alphabet
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Giant, Reflective Lens Now on View at NYC’s Times Square for Valentine’s Day
We’ve been waiting for the debut of the Times Square Valentine Heart ever since renderings were released in January.