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Arts & Culture
Music Radar: Interview with Black Taxi
On Saturday October 20, New York based band Black Taxi played at the Mercury Lounge in Manhattan’s Lower East
Arts & Culture
Urban Profile: The Impossible Project
Take a picture, delete, retake, upload, edit, post to a social media website, then done. In this modern day of
Arts & Culture
Keeping The Integrity of Days Gone By – On Sullivan Street in SoHo
Sullivan Street just South of Houston is a treasure trove of history starting with St. Anthony of Padua right on
Architecture
Hurricane Sandy Blackout Video of Lower Manhattan
On November 1st, when Lower Manhattan was out of power, comedian and Untapped New York contributor Jeff Seal rode his
Events
Your Week Untapped: Best Events for November 5-11 Sandy Relief Special Edition
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5: United Way is organizing volunteers who are able to go door-to-door in Coney Island on Monday and
Arts & Culture
The Rockaway Boardwalk: A Eulogy
I lived in New York for 25 years before I realized that I lived next to the ocean. Yes, I
New York
Untapped Cities is Flipboard’s FlipPick of the Day
Last week we were excited to launch on the mobile and tablet platform Flipboard, one of our favorite ways to
New York
The East River Ferry/Untapped Cities Contest Winners
At the beginning of the month, we launched an Instagram/Twitter photo competition to win a one month pass on
Architecture
The Nobel Monument of Theodore Roosevelt Park
On October 14, 2003, Mayor Bloomberg, H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden, Ambassador
Architecture
The Architectural Boat Tour: A Journey around Manhattan
The architectural boat tour sponsored by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) New York chapter is arguably one of the
Food & Drink
“For As Long As The Ice Is Frozen” – A Candlelit Evening At Professor Thom’s
For the past several days, I have been fortunate enough to be holed up in East Harlem, a veritable powerhouse
Architecture
The Great White Hurricane of 1888: The Storm That Put NYC’s Wires Underground
Image via Wikimedia Commons Towards the end of a warm March day, in 1888, snow started drifting, quite expectantly, into