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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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“A Blank Canvas”: NYC Street Artists Customize Cans of PBR In Brooklyn
Pabst Blue Ribbon is known for a number of things: being the unofficial beer of Brooklyn hipsters, being the drink
Arts & Culture
Swoon’s Stunning 60 Foot Art Sculpture In The Brooklyn Museum Tackles Climate Change
Inside the Brooklyn Museum’s rotunda gallery, Brooklyn based street artist Caleonia Curry a.k.a Swoon and her team
Architecture
A Look at Brooklyn’s Historic Skyscraper District
Brooklyn Heights was the first-ever New York City neighborhood to be designated a historic district. But did you know there’
Food & Drink
Learn to Forage in NYC at the Food Book Fair Brooklyn: A Weekend For Food Enthusiasts
If you judged it by its name, you might think the Food Book Fair is all about books. But actually
Architecture
NYC’s Micro Neighborhoods: Little Poland in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Welcome back to our Untapped Cities series on NYC’s Micro Neighborhoods, where we delve into long standing ethnic enclaves.
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Urban Profile: Amar Stewart, the Artist Painting NYC Rappers as Royalty
British artist Amar Stewart is the man behind the amazing paintings of NYC’s most important MC’s in the
Architecture
Abandoned NYC: The Pool of the Hotel St. George, Lost & Found
Last week, Scouting NY, whom we can always count on for unique urban discoveries, reported on the remnants of the
Architecture
The Abandoned Shoe Shine Shop on Court Street in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn
On Court Street in Brooklyn in the middle of 3rd and 4th Place in Carroll Gardens, is an abandoned storefront
Arts & Culture
5 Co-Working Spaces for Harried New York Writers
The Writer’s Room, birthplace to more than 1,000 books E.B. White once said, “A writer who waits
Arts & Culture
Tomcats Barbershop: Come for the Complimentary Brew, Stay for the Classic Cut
On the list of things needed to survive in NYC, a go-to barbershop is essential. You never want to be
Architecture
The New York City that Never Was: What The Brooklyn Museum Could Have Been
In 1893, McKim, Mead, & White won the design competition for what would become the Brooklyn Museum. Their design featured
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Rappers Painted as Royalty at Brooklyn’s Cotton Candy Machine
Jigga with a Feather Hat by Amar Stewart Tomorrow night, Cotton Candy Machine, an art boutique in Williamsburg run by