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Kick Your Feet Up Above NYC on a Helicopter Photo Tour
In order to get the best views of New York City, you first have to go to New Jersey. Inside
Arts & Culture
Community Spirit Blossoms in Mott Haven Community Gardens
Walking into the 138th Street Community Garden in the South Bronx, one finds a landscape full of planting beds, trees,
Events
Laugh Off Subway Induced Stress at Caveat's Comedy Show About the MTA
On September 20th, Lower East Side speakeasy Caveat will present the fourth installment of Why Your Train is F*cked
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Go Behind the Scenes on the Javits Center Green Roof
The 760,000 square-foot Jacob K. Javits Center is not just the busiest convention center in the United States,
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11 Things to Do This Week in NYC: September 7th – September 13th, 2018
Summer is officially over and school is in session, but there is still fun to be had in New York
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Uncover "Manhattan's Little Secrets" with Author and Map Designer John Tauranac
In his latest book, Manhattan’s Little Secrets, author John Tauranac leads readers on a fascinating hunt for the overlooked
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Hear Stories of Famous Female Killers at Caveat's "Death Becomes Her"
Caveat, a speakeasy in the Lower East Side, plays host to an ever changing line-up of “intelligent nightlife.” These
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Join a Behind the Scenes Tour Inside NYC's City Hall
Towering over City Hall Park and standing above the birthplace of the subway system, the decommissioned City Hall Station, New
Arts & Culture
53 NYC Outdoor Art Installations Not to Miss in September 2018
Graffiti Hall of Fame September is upon us, and with summer days being numbered, now is the perfect time to
Architecture
Tour the Modernist Architecture of FDR Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island
When FDR Four Freedoms State Park opened in 2012, nearly forty years after work originally started in 1973, it became
Arts & Culture
Aretha Franklin Gets Permanent MTA “Respect” Tribute at Franklin Avenue Station
Following Aretha Franklin’s passing in mid August, a plethora of DIY tributes appeared in the two New York City
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Go Inside the Historic Staten Island Home of Photographer Alice Austen
Alice Austen first picked up a camera in 1876 at the age of ten and went on to become one