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"The East Village Then & Now" Photo Book Launch with Daniel Root
See how this Manhattan neighborhood has changed over the past 40 years!
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Ruff Club: NYC’s New Social Club for…Dogs
In perhaps a fitting end to the long drama surrounding the lease of the former Aces & Eights Saloon (formerly
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At Long Island’s Historic Vanderbilt Mansion, Eagle’s Nest
The 43-acre Vanderbilt compound, also called Eagle’s Nest, is nestled in a quiet neighborhood on Little Neck Road in
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The Untapped Guide to Koreatown
With the Empire State Building looming overhead and several retail chains abound, it’s easy to miss a few of
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Downtown Doodler: Subway People
Ever wonder where people on the subway came from and where they are going? The Downtown Doodler draws “Dean” and
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Flea Food and Beer under the Manhattan Bridge in DUMBO
If you can’t get enough of the vendors at the Brooklyn Flea, or just feel like eating your Asia
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On Top of New York City’s °CoolRoofs
While New York City residents escape to cooler spots outside of the city, the summer’s heat waves have only
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The 6BC Garden: A Haven in Alphabet City
If Central Park provides the lungs for Manhattan, then the community gardens of the East Village are like inhalers for
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Exploring QueensWay, An Abandoned Queens High Line
What may become the Queens High Line, the city’s next elevated, 3.5-mile long pedestrian and bike path, is
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Pepe Vives: New Paintings at Joy Wai Gallery
Joy Wai Gallery’s latest exhibition of Pepe Vives New Paintings continues to address the theme of communicative self-expression that
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Warm Up to Cool Down: The Warm Up Series at MoMA PS1
Upon exiting the subway at Court Square in Long Island City, my friends and I were quickly immersed in a
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Minetta Brook: A Lost River Under the Streets of Manhattan
The irony of searching for a lost stream in Manhattan was not lost on those of us who took an
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The Washington Square Park Pianist
Self titled “The Crazy Piano Guy” on his personal website, Collin Huggins claims this moniker was chosen because it was