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Your Week Untapped: Best Events for November 5-11 Sandy Relief Special Edition
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5: United Way is organizing volunteers who are able to go door-to-door in Coney Island on
The Harlem ArtWalk during Open House New York
Once again, as part of Open House New York, Harlem Artists open their doors to show you where they create
Eating Your Way Through Harlem
If you’re planning on coming to Harlem for the Harlem ArtWalk during Open House New York in October, you’
First Person Plural Reading Series kicks off its new season at Shrine Harlem
Last night, on Monday, September 10, the First Person Plural reading series opened its second season of community-inspired readings
Your Week Untapped: Best Events for September 10-16
Image Credit: Experiments in Motion, a partnership between Columbia University GSAPP and Audi America. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10: The First Person
The Charming Astor Row in Harlem
Inspired by the Untapped Cities article on New York’s renowed courtyard buildings built by the Astors, I was reminded
New York through the eyes of AFineLyne
My name is Lynn Lieberman, also known as AFineLyne, and I’m a watercolorist who lives and works in Harlem.
The Manhattan Waterfront Greenway Part II: The East River
Welcome back to Part II of Benjamin Waldman’s walk around the island of Manhattan. Yesterday we explored the Waterfront
Tracking down Rashida Jones’ Gilded Age Grandmother
Author David Freeland, one of our Untapped writers (and one of our favorite people to boot) was recently featured in
Partners in Preservation: The Apollo Theater
View of the auditorium from the balcony. The Apollo Theater opened on December 15, 1913 as Hurtig & Seamon’s
First Person Plural: An Interview with Margo Jefferson, Pulitzer Prize Winning Cultural Critic
In anticipation of the inaugural evening of the First Person Plural Reading Series on March 5th, Untapped caught up with
Photo Essay: Behind the Doors in Sugar Hill Harlem
I moved to New York in the summer of 2010 to Sugar Hill, Harlem. What I saw around me were