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10 of NYC’s Oldest Libraries and Their Secret Histories
Photo courtesy of The Morgan Library & Museum New York City libraries are renowned for their gorgeous architecture, vast collections
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Contactless Payment in the NYC Subway is About to Launch Replacing the MetroCard (Eventually)
The MTA is about to launch the test phase of a contactless payment system in the New York City subway
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“Influencer Free Zone” Stickers in NYC Subway Part of Mock Ad Campaign
Ever try to go somewhere in New York City or on your travels, and it’s full of people taking
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Celebrate the 230th Anniversary of Washington’s Inauguration at a Costume Ball Inside NYC’s Federal Hall
Inspired by a field trip to the home of President Rutherford B. Hayes in the third grade, Lindsey R. Mullholand’
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The Lit. Bar, the First and Only Independent Bookstore in the Bronx is Open
On December 31, 2016, the Barnes and Noble of Bay Plaza in The Bronx closed its doors to the public
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21 New Outdoor Art Installations Not to Miss in NYC this May 2019
April showers bring May flowers! And along with it, a whole slew of new outdoor art installations, festivals and exhibitions.
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Attend the METa Gala, a One-Night-Only Costume Party at The Williamsburg Hotel
While celebrities and A-listers party uptown Monday night at the Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, there
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The Cat Men of Gotham is a New Book of Unbelievably True Feline Tales in Old NYC
Paris-London was the kitty co-pilot of pioneer aviator John Moissant. In 1910, the dynamic cat-man duo won a race flying
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Join a 40th Anniversary Tour of Battery Park City with its Urban Designer
Just over forty years ago, the land upon which the Battery Park City neighborhood was built didn’t even exist.
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4 Remnants of the Original Times Square Subway Station from 1904
Throughout the New York City subway system there are remnants of abandoned stations, tracks no longer in use and corridors
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New Art Installation in Cadman Plaza Inspired by NYC’s Handball Courts
A new at installation from Public Art Fund has just been unveiled at the north end of Cadman Plaza Park
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Giant Sculpture “Brick House” by Simone Leigh Towers Over the Newest Section of NYC’s High Line
New York City’s High Line has always provided a unique platform for displaying and viewing outdoor works of art.