Things to Do
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!
manhattan
1076 articles
(Page 45)
Arts & Culture
Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt Will Be Removed From Museum of Natural History
After years of debate, the equestrian statue of Theodore Roosevelt, found outside of the American Museum of Natural History, will
Arts & Culture
10 Forever Wild Nature Preserves in NYC
Have you heard of a “Forever Wild” nature preserve? It’s an initiative of New York City Parks, “to protect
Food & Drink
A Guide to Black-Owned Restaurants in NYC’s Five Boroughs
Inside Lit Bar As demonstrations in honor of George Floyd and other African-Americans who have lost their lives to police
Architecture
When Union Square Had a Legally Mandated Pavilion For Protesting
Historically, Union Square has been the site of many meetings, demonstrations and speeches, including rallies for the Union during the
Arts & Culture
Face Mask Vending Machines are Popping Up Around NYC
New York City is no stranger to quirky vending machines and ATMs. On the streets of New York, you can
Architecture
Control the Colors of NYC Skyscrapers While Supporting Coronavirus Relief Fund
Ever wanted to control the lights on New York City’s skyscrapers yourself? You may remember the invite-only app Spireworks
Arts & Culture
Watch Graffiti Artist Steve “ESPO” Powers Paint Up Boarded Soho Windows
The bustling and crowded New York many of us know is no more, as most of the city remain sheltered
Food & Drink
French Bakery Patisserie Claude in Greenwich Village Still Serving in Pandemic
One of the bakeries and coffee shops that are still open for take out amidst the pandemic is Patisserie Claude,
Food & Drink
Coogan’s, Long Time Food Haunt in Washington Heights Has Closed
One month after closing down due to to the coronavirus pandemic, beloved Washington Heights haunt Coogan’s has been forced
Architecture
A Giant Heart Tribute Carved into Bryant Park Lawn
The architectural tributes are flowing fast in the coronavirus battle — landmarks lit up in blue, Rockefeller ice skating rink showing
Arts & Culture
The Man with a Beautiful Smile, a 100-Year-Old New Yorker and Holocaust Survivor
Editor’s Note: In the coronavirus crisis, we know that certain population groups are at particular risk. New York’s
Architecture
Rockefeller Center Lit Up in Blue Last Night for Essential Workers
Photo courtesy Tishman Speyer Following last week’s inaugural #LightItBlue event, where landmarks all around the country were lit up