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NYC’s Forgotten ‘War on Christmas Trees’
Discover how an obscure holiday crackdown affects festive street vendors today!
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14 Architectural Finds on the New High Speed Seastreak Ferry to Port Jefferson and Hamptons
Whether you’ve made the trek from New York City to the Hamptons and Montauk, to the North Fork wineries
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Today in NYC History: The Failed Sewer Strike of 1971
Across the United States, the power of organized labor has been largely diminished, but in New York City, unions remain
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17 Outdoor Art Installations Not to Miss in NYC This Month
June not only brings us an exciting crop of new outdoor art installations, but we still have several from our
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The Art of Style by Kit Mills 073: Septums & Undercut Shaves in NYC
If you live in an urban center or hang out with a lot of youngish people, I’m sure you’
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7 Santiago Calatrava Sculptures Arrive at the Park Avenue Mall
Through the NYC Parks and The Fund for Park Avenue, Marlborough Gallery has brought us seven Santiago Calatrava sculptures that
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Introducing the New York Architecture Diary, A Database of Architectural Exhibitions and Events in NYC
The British are coming, and this time, it’s not for war. The London Architecture Diary, described as the “go-to
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5 Remnants of NYC’s Pneumatic Tubes And Where to Find Them
Earlier this month, we found an NYC coffee shop designed to sort, roast, and transport its coffee beans around the
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Daily What?! There’s an Architectural Lego Exhibition NYC’s High Line That Anyone Can Pick Apart
They say creativity sours with age, that faced with the tumult of adult life, there’s room for little else
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“Old Places, New Spaces” at Harlem’s Historic House Tour in Mount Morris Park
The Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association (MMPCIA) will cast a spotlight on the distinctive way area residents have taken
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The Courts of Flatbush: 6 Cul-de-sac Streets of Pre-War Brooklyn
You might assume that the cul-de-sac is an invention of post-World War II suburban sprawl, but the neighborhoods of Brooklyn’
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Inside Artist Yayoi Kusama’s Latest Striking Exhibit, “Give Me Love” At NYC’s David Zwirner Gallery
In an age where platforms like Instagram and Twitter can make stars overnight, it’s no surprise that social media
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Sign up for NYC Parks Family Camping Opportunities This Summer
Every nature buff living in New York will tell you of the trouble associated with packing up, getting across the