A Mile-Long Opera with 1000 Singers is Coming to the High Line
One thousand singers will take over the High Line this October for a mile long opera performance!
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Track Down Fragments of Old New York in the Novel, The Gargoyle Hunters
For those that love old NYC, The Gargoyle Hunters is a thrilling novel that draws on true, practically unbelievable stories about the city’s architecture.
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The Top 10 Secrets of Flushing Town Hall in Queens
Flushing Town Hall is a picturesque landmark on Northern Boulevard with a rich history, notable architecture and vibrant use as a multi-cultural arts center.
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Inside the Edible Academy, New York Botanical Garden’s State of the Art Facility
The Edible Academy at the New York Botanical Garden is a $28 million expansion of the edible garden-based education program, full of sustainability features.
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Inside the Abandoned First Church of Christ Scientist to be Converted into Children’s Museum of Manhattan
Located on Central Park West the First Church of Christ Scientist is a forgotten abandoned landmark but may get a new life as the Children’s Museum of Manhattan.
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NYC’s Mayanoki is an 8-Seat Omakase Sushi Restaurant Featuring Only Sustainable Fish
Mayanoki is surely one of the smallest restaurants in NYC but the omakase sushi spot has a mighty mission: to serve local and sustainably sourced seafood.
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The Top 10 Secrets of the Jacob K. Javits Center in NYC
Hidden behind the scenes at NYC’s Javits Center include the 2nd largest green roof in the U.S., state of the art security and energy systems, and more.
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Photos Behind the Scenes Inside the New York Stock Exchange
We received a special tour inside the New York Stock Exchange building on Wall Street and Broad Street to see the trading floor, cafe and more!
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Hamlet the Algonquin Hotel Resident Cat Has Adorable Cat Tree Houses
The Algonquin Cat has some fancy digs in NYC’s storied Algonquin Hotel: two pet tree houses always in view of the hotel’s guests and passersby.
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There’s a Street in Queens That’s Just Named “Boulevard”
In the Malba neighborhood of College Point in Queens, there is a street simply named “Boulevard” in a tony residential area next to Powell Cove.
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Our / New York Vodka is the First Distillery in Manhattan Since Prohibition
Our / New York, which opened in May, is Manhattan’s only distillery, and the first distillery on the island since Prohibition, part of the Our / Vodka family
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Step Onto 1767 NYC Literally with Enormous Sidewalk Maps at 85 Broad Street
85 Broad Street is in the midst of installing an impressive piece of artwork on the sidewalk: a 1767 map of Lower Manhattan encircling the building.
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