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✨You Can Touch the Times Square New Year's Eve Ball!
Find out how you can take home a piece of the old New Year's Eve ball!
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Food & Drink
Pirosmani: Georgian Cuisine and Dancing in Brooklyn
It was one of those New York evenings–we were ready to have an adventure. The destination was Pirosmani, the
Architecture
Exploring Fort Tilden, A Formerly Nuclear-Armed Beach in NYC
With over 600 miles of coastline in New York City, it’s little wonder that some of those miles would
Amman
Response to Public Space in Amman
In July of 2011, architects and students from 5 universities – Columbia University, American University of Beirut, Bilgi University, German Jordanian
Architecture
The most powerful block in NYC that you’ve never heard of
It’s the most powerful address in New York City you’ve never heard of. One false move and the
Architecture
Remembering and Re-imagining Coney Island: A Personal Memoir
Coney Island, 1910s, as it looked in my great-grandparent’s time. Photo from Library of Congress. A few weeks ago,
Food & Drink
Recipe Corner: Plow’s Ricotta Pancakes
I spent my teenage years at an LA high school that specialized in performing arts. Though some of my classmates
Arts & Culture
An Evening with Photographer Patrick McMullan
It was one of those New York moments. Artist David Foox called me to catch an event at Cooper Union,
Arts & Culture
Tap This: Pop-Up Coffee Tasting Rooms and Double Shot Skinny Lattes
Welcome back to the weekly column “Tap This,” where our editors report on their top picks of the week. Untapped
Architecture
Chopin’s First House in Paris on Boulevard Poissonnière
Frédéric Chopin was of both French and Polish background but grew up in Warsaw. After the 1830 November Uprising in
Events
August 9th: Tour of Pier 1, Brooklyn Bridge Park
Alex Wallach from Brooklyn Bridge Park (and an Untapped contributor) will be giving an evening tour of Pier 1. Learn
Arts & Culture
Hungarian Culture: Vanishing or Reviving?
Csárdás, a Hungarian Folk Dance. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons Zoli has the broad biceps of a wrestler, the burly
Food & Drink
Death by Dumplings: A Quest to find the best dumpling in Chinatown
The swelter of the New York summer bears down like an invisible deluge of bath water. The oppressive stillness is
