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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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Arts & Culture
8 Highlights from NYC’s New Museum of the Dog
Park Avenue is going to the dogs. This Friday, February 8th, the American Kennel Club will host the grand opening
Architecture
Haunting Remnants of a Former NYC Orphanage Revealed at Upper East Side Construction Site
When a parking structure on East 90th street in Manhattan’s Upper East Side neighborhood of Yorkville was torn down
Architecture
NYC Vintage Photographs: Grand Central’s Transformation from Depot to Station to Terminal
The over 100-year-old Beaux-Arts structure that we know today as Grand Central Terminal is not the first extravagant transportation hub
Arts & Culture
See George Washington’s Last Tooth and Denture at the NY Academy of Medicine
The first president of the United States of America is notorious for many reasons, perhaps most unfortunately among them being
Arts & Culture
Photos: The 2018 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting
The more than 50,000 multi-colored LED lights that adorn the iconic Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center are now lit
Arts & Culture
The Barthman Sidewalk Clock Returns to Maiden Lane and Broadway in NYC
Untapped Cities has been keeping tabs on the Barthman Clock since its mysterious disappearance over the summer and we are
Events
NYC Nutella Cafe Opens this Week in Union Square
The highly anticipated Nutella Cafe, which has delighted lovers of the chocolate and hazelnut spread in Chicago since last spring,
Arts & Culture
First U.S. Andy Warhol Retrospective in 30 Years to Open at the Whitney Museum
Whether you only know Andy Warhol for his iconic soup cans and colorful celebrity portraits or you have an intimate
Arts & Culture
Specialty Popcorn Stand Pops-Up in Tribeca Creative Space
The culinary talents of Jonah Reider, the creator of Pith, a communal pop-up supper club, and the artsy playfulness of
Arts & Culture
A UFO Tugboat Abduction Memorial has Popped Up in The Battery
Standing at the edge of the water in The Battery, with the Statue of Liberty just behind it, is a
Arts & Culture
Take a Book Walk Through the Financial District with the Author of “Holly’s Hurricane”
Join writer, editor, teacher, and tour guide Marie Carter for a walking tour of Manhattan’s Financial District based on
Arts & Culture
Come Aboard a Giant Wooden Viking Ship in NYC
The Viking ship Draken Harald Hårfagre has arrived in New York City! This 115-foot long, open-wood ship is the largest