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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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Review of the 2012 FIGMENT Festival on Governors Island
It doesn’t truly start to feel like summer in New York City until the schedules for free outdoor film
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Untapped Event Picks for June 11-17
Governors Island Jazz Age Lawn Party this Saturday, June 16 Welcome to the inaugural edition of our Untapped New York
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Sunday in Chinatown – Jaya
For New Yorkers, summer in the city means a few things: perpetually wet clothing and skin, overworked air conditioners that
Arts & Culture
Tap This with the Downtown Doodler
What are you reading? I have over 300 books in my personal collection, so I tend to read a few
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The Rehistorization of the New York Public Library
Seeking a place of silence and solitude seems like a fruitless, almost contradictory endeavor in the writhing atmosphere of New
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SUMMER in NYC for FREE!
As Summer gets into full swing, there is more to do for free in the city than just enjoying the
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Skee-ball, The Next Olympic Sport?
Photo by Larissa Zimberoff Last Sunday Joey Mucha, a twenty-five year old web marketer from San Francisco, started the morning
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Brooklyn Beer Fest on the Waterfront June 16th
Along with several other events throughout the summer, the Waterfront Brooklyn Beer Festival is one you don’t want to
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From Transportation to Shopping Stations: Dekalb Market
Enclosed in a chain-metal fence with a few nondescript shipping containers within sight, from afar it may be easy to
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Quirky NY: When a facade is just a facade
It’s a curiosity that happens often in Paris, but not so often in New York: Facade-only structures and buildings
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The Dressing Room: Drinks and Dresses, Day and Night!
Shopping, cocktails, live music and the Rocky Horror Picture Show, what more could you want? Located on 75a Orchard Street
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Doodle Photo Bomb: Brooklyn Bridge
There are two things that mean a lot to me, first, doodling. Putting my Sharpie to paper and letting loose