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The Treasures of the Picpus Cemetery
The Picpus Cemetery is the largest private cemetery in Paris. The land was first used as a cemetery (noblemen who
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41 °North, 49 °West: Dining on the Titanic One Hundred Years Later
I sensed the gentle vibration in my ears and on the soles of my shoes. Yet I could not determine
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Good Food in the Microhood: Polk Gulch Errands, Art and Tea
Digital painting/collage of afternoon tea in Polk Gulch San Francisco is a city of neighborhoods, each with its unique
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Artist Dinners by Baang + Burne Contemporary
“An intimate evening of great art paired with magnificent food.” – What could be better? Imagine a gallery opening where people
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The MAS After Dark Party: Raising the Roof on the NYPL
The second annual MAS (Municipal Art Society) After Dark Party will take place on April 19. As a member of
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New York Culinary Crew to Recreate the Titanic’s Last Supper
Of all the crazy ideas to land on my virtual desk recently, this one probably takes the cake for audacity
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Untapped New York’s Restaurant Week Picks from Chef Jeremiah Stone
Additional reporting by Elizabeth Abbarno. Recently, I caught up with globetrotting chef Jeremiah Stone from ISA in Williamsburg and asked
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Homespun and Handmade-It’s Sustainable and All the Rage
It reminded me of that movie “Tron,” the scene where the main characters looked out over the physical landscape of
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More Photos from the 2012 No Pants Subway Ride
You may have already seen our first round of photos from the 2012 No Pants Subway ride, shot by official
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Just the Gritty: Adventure to Stumpy Meadows
I know, I know…what a tease. Why do a summer escape piece in the middle of winter? Well, what’
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A Taste of Onsen: Japanese Communal Bathing at SF’s Kabuki Springs
Photo by Clio Tilton On a recent concert tour in Japan, I had the chance to visit several thermal baths
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Louis I. Kahn’s Yale Center for British Art
So much has been written about the Yale Center for British Art, architect Louis I. Kahn’s last building at