New York
A 4-Ton Towers Dance at Williamsburg’s Feast of Mt. Carmel (The Giglio Feast)
A few days out of the year, bands and megaphones drown out the noise of the Brooklyn Queens Expressway in
Touch Live Sharks at Ocean Wonder: Sharks!, New York Aquarium’s New Exhibit at Coney Island
Sharks! Does the Word Terrify You? Then head for Coney Island, where the New York Aquarium’s new exhibit, Ocean
Take a Walking Tour of the New Domino Park in Williamsburg
Untapped Cities is excited to announce a new walking tour of the recently opened Domino Park in Williamsburg, a site
PBS’ Series 10 Streets That Changed America Debuts with Broadway Featuring Untapped Cities Founder Michelle Young
Tonight at 8 PM, on your local PBS channel (Thirteen/WNET for New Yorkers), the series 10 That Changed America
See the Site Where the Statue of Liberty was Built in Paris
In the tony 17th arrondisement in Paris, a five-story 1970s-era medical clinic holds a secret: this unremarkable building
Behind the Scenes Inside the Construction of NYC’s Hudson Yards
What will Hudson Yards be like when it’s finally completed? Untapped Cities has been following the construction process of
See the Evolution of NYC Transit in Comics
On June 21st, The New York Transit Museum unveiled a new exhibit, Underground Heroes: New York Transit in Comics, that
Making New York City Modern
In the early days of modernism America was pretty resistant to being made modern—or “Mod,” as the Millennials say.
40-foot Sculpture Inside Federal Hall Nods to NYC’s Dutch Colonial History
Towering over the grand lobby inside Federal Hall is a 40-foot reminder of New York City’s Dutch colonial
Secret Send-off Party for Abandoned LIRR Train
On a warm summer evening in June, a group of New Yorkers threw an unofficial farewell party for a decommissioned
13 Unique Ways to Spend the Fourth of July 2018 in NYC
The Fourth of July falls right in the middle of the week this year, leaving important decisions to be made
Tour the Historic Lott House, Once an Underground Railroad Stop
Deep in the southernmost reaches of Brooklyn, the Hendrick I. Lott house is a living time capsule of Gotham history,