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Architecture
San Francisco Parklets Provide New Public Waysides
Cyclists enjoy a parklet along Valencia Street near 20th Street. This is the only parklet in front of a private
Arts & Culture
Tap This: Eat a piroshki, climb Twin Peaks, and listen to some Renaissance polyphony
In this week’s “Tap This,”Untapped editor Ann explores the soon-to-be next Untapped Cities hub. Stay tuned for the
Food & Drink
La Grenouillère
Il existe à 2h30 de Paris, une terre promise à découvrir de toute urgence. La Grenouillère, je l’aimais déjà
New York
A Night (or three) At the Roxburys
Today I returned from a little family vacation to the Catskills. My parents didn’t want to venture far, which
Architecture
Into the wild: Paddling Jamaica Bay, Queens
The Brooklyn waterfront isn’t always the first borough that comes to mind when one thinks of paddling in New
Arts & Culture
My Manhattan, by the Downtown Doodler
Call me bridge and tunnel. Whatever. But I’ve visited, and spent quite a bit of time there during the
Food & Drink
Good Food in the Microhood: Mission and 18th
Workaday commerce, graffiti, and Muni stops conspire to hide restaurants in plain sight (18th and Mission) (see an article on
Architecture
Why Are You On My Train?: Anniversary Montage
August Anniversary: Part Drei from whyareyouonmytrain on Vimeo. In this week’s feature of Why Are You On My Train?
Arts & Culture
We’re going to the New York City Dîner en Blanc! Here’s what to bring.
Yesterday I received the email that confirmed my seats at the first New York City Dîner en Blanc. Even though
Architecture
Inside “The Room” at FDR Four Freedoms Park
Last week Untapped was given an exclusive tour of the FDR Four Freedoms Park, including the famous “Room” at the
Architecture
Passage des Panoramas
Last week, we looked at the eclectic Passage Jouffroy which was built as an extension of the Passage des Panoramas,
Architecture
The End of the Chelsea Hotel: ‘A Rest Stop for Rare Individuals”
I used to live in Chelsea and whenever I find myself back in that neighborhood I am amazed and saddened
