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Fearless Girl Gets Draped in a Flower Cape for International Women’s Day
Out of roughly 150 public historical statues in New York City, only five depict female leaders. So naturally, when Fearless
The Top 10 Secrets of Hell Gate Bridge in NYC
Hell Gate Bridge. Photo by Dave Frieder Happy birthday to the Hell Gate Bridge! This year, the iconic span is
The Nation’s First Unofficial Suffragette March Took Place in NYC
Since it was first suggested at the 1910 International Women’s Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, International Women’s Day has
The Shed at Hudson Yards Inaugural Year Art Commissions Announced
When open in 2019, The Shed will be a performing arts center at Hudson Yards with a flexible design: its
10 of NYC’s Best Farm-to-Table Restaurants
Image courtesy The Fat Radish by Steve Freihon Although farm to table dining seems impossible in the urban jungle that
There’s a 23-Foot-Tall Wind Sculpture at Doris C. Freedman Plaza
Just in time for spring, a whimsical sculpture has found its way onto the Doris C. Freedman Plaza. Commissioned for
Mr. White, New Orleans-Style Restaurant Designed Like a Southern Mansion, Opens on St. Mark’s
Designed with influences from a Southern mansion, Mr. White seamlessly melds comfort and grandeur, elegant dishes and a sick playlist
Why Are NYPD Floodlights Illuminating NYC Parks and Housing Developments?
In the years since public pressure and a dearth of convincing results more or less ended the heavy-handed policing
10 Unconventional Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month 2018 in NYC
March is Women’s History Month and celebrations of female empowerment kick off with International Women’s Day on March
4,000 Vintage Postcards of Niagara Falls are Hanging at the Whitney Museum
The Whitney Museum has opened a mid-career survey showcasing three decades worth of work created by New York-based
A Napping Club Is Now Open in Midtown
There is now a tranquil getaway designed to help New Yorkers relax, refresh, and take naps. Situated in the heart
Ditmas Park Is Home to One of the Largest Collections of Victorian Homes in the Country
When it comes to architectural calling cards, Brooklyn is usually pigeonholed into the stately brownstone or the ruddy, vinyl-sided