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The Bodega Cats of NYC
Dan Rimada shares stories from his forthcoming book on the feline residents of NYC bodegas and the people who love them.
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Downtown Doodler: Doodling the City [Timelapse Video]
I had been to the Untapped Cities Headquarters a few times over the past year, But it wasn’t until
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New York’s Renowned Courtyard Buildings: Built by the Astors so that the Rest of Us Can Live Like Them
Like the 19th-century robber barons of the American West, New York City’s Astor family bought up land in
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2012 NYC Dîner en Blanc – Lincoln Center [TIMELAPSE VIDEO]
At last night’s magical Dîner en Blanc at Lincoln Center, we captured this timelapse video from the balcony of
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The 2012 NYC Dîner en Blanc: Lincoln Center Gets Down
Lincoln Center has never gotten down quite like this. Tonight, 3000 revelers took in the night at the NYC Dîner
Arts & Culture
Free Concerts at Lincoln Center Out of Doors
If I have learned an essential truth about life in New York, it is this: the Big Apple is one
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In Search of Edgar Allan Poe in NYC
Image via Wikimedia Commons Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City all have museums dedicated to Edgar Allan Poe. However,
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‘Don’t Forget to Look Up!’: The Broadway You Haven’t Seen…Part 5, Lincoln Center to Columbia University
Picking up where I left off last week at the Lincoln Center on ‘Don’t Forget to Look Up‘, I
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The Level Club: New York City’s Masonic Clubhouse and Hotel
On March 12, 1925, a delegation of Masons requested that President Calvin Coolidge lay the cornerstone for their new Masonic
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10 Forgotten Movie Theaters on Upper Broadway in NYC
Upper Broadway, which has been called that “ignored stretch of Manhattan,” contains the remains of a number of former movie
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Then & Now: The Isidor and Ida Straus House
Isidor Straus was a German-Jewish immigrant who arrived in New York City after the Civil War. After working in
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A Landmark(West) Event at the American Museum of Natural History
In a place as unique as New York, it’s not surprising that community groups are actively engaged in preserving
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Back to School in 1970s NYC
The Dakota at West 72nd Street and Central Park West, 1899. Back to School is no longer some distant date
