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Guide to the NYBG Holiday Train Show, An Annual Love Letter to NYC
Discover which NYC buildings—both lost and extant—have been recreated out of plants!
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10 Great Beer Halls in NYC to Celebrate Oktoberfest
The first big, important news to impart is that there is an alternative Oktobefest in Germany that few people know
Architecture
Brownstoner Instagram Challenge Invites You To Document Your Favorite NYC Brooklyn Doorways
Joseph Lee Sweeney’s The Doors of Brooklyn is an iconic poster that celebrates Brooklyn’s unique and diversified brownstones.
Arts & Culture
The Red Hook Regatta, a Race for 3D Printed Boats on Brooklyn Waterfront
If you needed more evidence that Red Hook is quietly becoming the alternative to an over-run Williamsburg waterfront, apart from
Architecture
12 Must-Visit NYC Locations to Check Out During OHNY Weekend 2015
Every year, Open House New York weekend is one of our readers’ favorite events, allowing them access into hard-to-visit sites
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Museum of Food and Drink Pop-Up Lab Opens Next Month in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
MOFAD Lab exhibiting “Flavor: Making It & Faking It” opens October 28 in Williamsburg. Ever wonder how cereal is made?
Food & Drink
10 NYC Pizza Joints with a Big Slice of Personality
Over a year ago, we reported on the New York Pizza Project, a quest by a team to photograph over
Arts & Culture
Secret Cinema To Screen Film at Wythe Hotel Tonight in Solidarity for Global Refugees
Tonight, in Brooklyn and cities around the globe, there will be a coordinated worldwide film screening organized by Secret Cinema
Architecture
Vertical Urban Factory Exhibition Opens at Industry City Gallery
If you didn’t know there was a Food Hall inside Industry City, the sprawling warehouse turned creative and small
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The Top 10 NYC Fall Rooftops Curated by the Roof Explorer
Summer, and therefore “roof season” has blasted past, and although the weather remains great long past Labor Day weekend, just
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The Federal Bar is Williamsburg’s Newest Restaurant In A Restored Carriage House
In an ever-evolving city like New York, it is often dangerous to get too attached to the history around you.
Arts & Culture
Coney Island Becomes Coney Art Walls, an All-Day Outdoor Museum of Street Art in NYC
New York City’s Coney Island, the waterside land of color, roller coasters, and ice cream, got a brand new
Arts & Culture
‘The Truth Booth,’ a Pop-Up Video Message Tent, Was Open for 8 Hours Yesterday in Brooklyn
Starting at noon, visitors to the Metrotech Commons just off Brooklyn‘s Jay Street were treated to an unexpected sight: