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Last Chance to Catch NYC's Holiday Notalgia Train
We met the voices of the NYC subway on our nostalgia ride this weekend!
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New York
A Look at the New Ferry Vessels for NYC’s First Citywide Ferry System
Horizon Shipyard. Image via Citywide Ferry We’ve been following the progress of New York City’s Citywide Ferry for
Arts & Culture
Food Tour of the East Village’s Historic Storefronts with James and Karla Murray
On Sunday December 4th at 12pm, join James and Karla Murray, authors and photographers of the critically acclaimed books, Store
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Chill in the Hammocks and Arches of the Flatiron Sky-Line, Open at Flatiron Plaza
LOT’s Flatiron Sky-Line, the winner of the Third Annual Flatiron Public Plaza Holiday Design Competition The winner of the
Events
11 Alternative NYC Thanksgiving Activities (No Macy’s Parade!)
Every year, families convene to celebrate the beautiful tradition that our ancestors started hundreds of years ago. The turkey is
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NYC Film Locations for Netflix Movie “Barry” about Barack Obama
The trailer for the movie “Barry” about President Barack Obama’s formative college days in the 1980s in New York
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‘On the Inside’ Presents 450 Works of Art by Currently Incarcerated LGBTQ Artists
Show director Tatiana von Furstenberg points to a quote on a wall inside the Abrons Arts Center (LES): “Admire as
Architecture
7 of NYC’s Whispering Galleries and Benches
Whispering galleries and benches are well-documented phenomena (science!), but it’s something that still gets even jaded New Yorkers excited.
Architecture
In Flemington, New Jersey An Architectural and Historical Legacy is at Stake
If there is proof that history repeats itself, look no further than the town of Flemington, New Jersey. Added to
Food & Drink
The Bronx Greenmarket Hot Sauce Supports Low Income Communities in NYC
The Bronx Greenmarket Hot Sauce is an artisanal variety with a great backstory, and is made right here in the
Architecture
The Top 10 Secrets of NYC’s Inwood Hill Park
Owned and maintained by the city, Inwood Hill Park is a reminder of what Manhattan might have looked like before
Architecture
Photos: Off-Limits on the Rooftop of the New Yorker Hotel
As part of our Secrets of the New Yorker Hotel Tour, led by the hotel’s senior project engineer Joe
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BLDZR, the Robert Moses Rock Musical, Returns for a Holiday Showcase
We’re all aware of the much-publicized contention between master planner, Robert Moses, and activist Jane Jacobs. Much has been