Untapped Cities Tours and Events this Week: October 15th – October 21st, 2018
Go inside a member’s only social club, explore an abandoned hospital, and discover more ways to see the city this week with Untapped Cities tours and events!
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Watch NYC Architects Compete in Archtober’s Annual Pumpkitecture Contest
Watch NYC-based architecture firms compete for the Pritzkerpumpkin Prize at Archtober’s second annual live pumpkin carving Pumpkitecture Contest!
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The Top 10 Secrets of the Arts Students League of New York, a Beaux-Arts Landmark on 57th Street
The American Fine Arts Society building, home to the Arts Students League, is a landmarked gem at 215 West 57th St. teeming with creative life inside.
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Go Behind the Scenes at the United Palace Theater in Washington Heights
Go inside the stunningly ornate United Palace Theater in Washington Heights on a free tour with Untapped Cities Insiders!
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Register now to join Untapped Cities Insiders on a climb to the top of the historic “Little Red Lighthouse” in Fort Washington Park on a free ranger guided tour!
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Join the Conversation on the Future of a Post-Rikers NYC
Hear criminal justice experts discuss the challenges of a post-Rikers NYC at a conversation presented by the Brooklyn Historical Society.
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12 Things to Do this Week in NYC: October 12th – October 18th, 2018
From coffee festivals to live podcast recordings, here are our Untapped Picks for things to do this week in NYC!
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The Top 10 Secrets of Westbeth Artist Housing, Former Bell Labs Research Facility in NYC
From its past as a groundbreaking technology research facility to its present as an innovative housing complex, uncover the secrets of Westbeth Artist Housing.
More1500 Gold Balls Turn Up in Guerrilla Art Installation at Abandoned Fort Tilden in Queens
A guerrilla art installation consisting of 1,500 gold balls has appeared in an abandoned structure in Fort Tilden National Park in Queens.
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When Manhattan had a Tower Just for Manufacturing Lead Bullets, the Youle Shot Tower
in 1823, a lead shot tower belonging to George Youle dominated the Midtown waterfront landscape, created for the manufacturing of bullets and ammunition.
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Test Your Architecture Knowledge at the First Archtober Trivia Night
See if you can outsmart NYC’s architecture experts with your knowledge of the city’s architectural history at Archtober’s first trivia night event!
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“Candy Nation,” 20 Oversized Candy Sculptures Take Over the Garment District
To celebrate NYC as a global capital, Candy Nation, twenty 9-foot tall sculptures in national flags, has arrived on the Garment District malls on Broadway.
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