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"The Harlem Trilogy: Cool Machine" Downtown Walking Tour
Celebrate the release of Colson Whitehead's new NYC-set novel, "Cool Machine," on a walking tour of Manhattan!
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Summertime Ferrying in New York City
While many may think of Seattle as the capital of ferry boat riding, New York City also has an extensive
Events
Cocktails and Canapés – A Swanky Evening at Parlor by Underground Eats
Deep underneath Spring street (well, about 12 steps) on a sweltering summer afternoon, chef David Santos, best known for stints
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Musical Chairs in Bryant Park and Other Mob Activities
Dashing, falling, dancing — Bryant Park was awash with adults playing a children’s game last night. In celebration of Bryant
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Don’t Forget to Look Up!: The Broadway You Haven’t Seen
In today’s hectic lifestyle most of us run around keeping our eyes forward making a direct beeline for our
Architecture
Bungalows in the Big City?
Often when you think of New York City, the first thoughts that form involve the massive, grandiose architecture, the grid
Arts & Culture
Photo Essay: Color Me Rad 5K – Philly
Fun, paint, laughing, dancing, beachballs, tutus and enjoyable aren’t usually words you associate with a 5k run. But this
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The Mount Vernon Hotel, Built in 1799 & Still Getting Mail at 412 E 61st Street
To get to the Mount Vernon Museum & Garden you must first head east, along 61st Street, past 3rd, 2nd
Food & Drink
Michela Martello Tags Serafina Meatpacking with Street Art
Welcome back to “Dine by Design,” an Untapped Cities column about the intersection of food and design, written by Lauren
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The Untapped Guide to Union Square
Welcome to our new weekly series, “5 spots in 5 Minutes”: our curated guide for a speedy Untapped exploration. From
Arts & Culture
GGrippo Art and Design: A Lifestyle Experience in Williamsburg
Upon entering GGrippo on 174 Grand Street, Williamsburg, one is confronted with an assortment of very original products: from handmade
Arts & Culture
Berenice Abbott: Journalism, Architecture and City Portraits
As a student at Columbia University’s School of Journalism, I first met with my thesis advisor in October. I
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The Silence of Another World: A Chelsea Music Festival Talk
The Dillon Gallery is a place that accommodates silence well. The striking feature of the space, an arched white brick
