Things to Do
Untapped New York's team curates the most interesting, surprising and exciting things to do in NYC! Like when when we organized a private boat ride for our members aboard the John J. Harvey, a former FDNY fireboat... 👉🏻
The Many Faces of Audrey Munson: "Miss Manhattan" Book Launch with Author Stephen Wolf
Dive into a new novel about the real woman whose likeness appears on more than a dozen iconic statues around NYC!
What Does George Washington's 1757 Beer Taste Like?
We gave it a try at the New York Public Library where a local brewery recreated the recipe!
Battle of Brooklyn: Revolutionary War Tour
Visit the site of the largest battle in the American Revolution, where Patriot troops were forced to retreat into Manhattan!
Alexander Hamilton's NYC Tour
You know the musical. Now see what it left out. Walk in the footsteps of Alexander Hamilton on a tour of Lower Manhattan.
Billie Holiday’s Harlem and the Birth of The Jazz Age
Follow in the footsteps of Jazz legends as you visit the NYC sites where they lived and performed!
Vertical Tour at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Climb more than 124 feet through spiral staircases to the top of the world’s largest Gothic cathedral and explore hidden gems along the way!
Walk Through Amelia Earhart’s NYC with Author Laurie Gwen Shapiro
Uncover the New York City haunts of America's iconic 1920s/1930s aviator on this one-time, special edition tour!
"A Killer in the Family" - Book Launch with Author Amin Ahmad
Uncover the real-life stories and locations that inspired this new mystery set among New York City’s elite!
The Lost Synagogues of NYC with Ellen Levitt
See synagogues from across the nation that have been transformed for a new chapter!
Join Untapped New York Founder at a Spectacular Musical Feast
Enjoy an intimate concert and live mashup of music, food, and culture with Grammy-nominated ensemble The Knights and celebrity chef J. Kenji LĂłpez-Alt.
Isamu Noguchi: The New York Sculptor Who Built His Own Museum in Queens
After being rejected by Robert Moses and leaving his mark in cities around the world, Noguchi secured his own legacy in NYC. A new exhibit celebrates it.
