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Inside NYC’s Oldest Family Owned Luncheonette, Lexington Candy Shop Celebrates 90th Anniversary
Stepping across the threshold into The Lexington Candy Shop Luncheonette is truly like stepping onto a 1940s movie set and
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Snow Monsters, an Art Installation by Peter Regli Arrives to Flatiron Amidst the Blizzard
As if on cue, The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and the New York City Department of Transportation Art Program presents
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5 Great Hat Shops in Harlem: The Hat as Wearable Art and Tradition
Visit Harlem on any given Sunday morning and you’ll see colorful and over-the-top church hats on every avenue and
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The Restoration of the Harlem Fire Watchtower Begins
As the only surviving watchtower of the original thirteen dotting Manhattan, we have been paying particular attention to the much
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Turning out the Lights at the Historic Cafe’ Edison in Times Square [Photos]
The story of the two men who first opened the Cafe’ Edison and the hotel in Times Square is the
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The Secret Christmas Tree in Central Park Dedicated to Pets
For all of us who have ever had and lost a pet, we know how big a place in our
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Tears Become…Streams Become Fills the Park Avenue Armory with Water
The Park Avenue Armory, known for their larger-than-life art installations has put together a blend of architecture and music that
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New York Lights Installation at Flatiron & Madison Square Park Light Up the Season
It’s always fun to check in on the Madison Square Park Conservancy to see what art they’re featuring,
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Inside a Quaint Harlem Brownstone, Essie Green Gallery Is One of Oldest in Harlem
Living in a city with so many galleries, it’s impossible to see them all.  But when we heard of
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A Rebirth For Pier A in Battery Park, Photos of New Renovation
Built from 1884 to 1886, Pier A at the southern tip of West Street in Battery Park served as New
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Harlem’s Mother Clara Hale Bus Depot Opens With Mural by Shinque Smith
Harlem’s Mother Clara Hale Bus Depot has come a long way since 1890, when it was a two-story trolley
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4 Artisanal Pickle Places in NYC for National Pickle Day
New Yorkers take food seriously right down to the pickle on their plates. Â After all, the pickle has history in