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"One-Day Choir" Pop-Ups Fill Formerly Abandoned Gym with Music
No singing experience is needed to belt out pop hits and Broadway ballads with this group!
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Philip Ashforth Coppola Has Been Drawing Art from the NYC Subway Since 1978
Borough Hall Station. All images via New York Transit Museum The 14th Street Subway Station showing eagles once thought to
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Fun Maps: Greenwich Village Society Historic Photo Archive Covers Three NYC Boroughs
Fans of OldNYC will be excited to see another historical photo mapping tool. The Greenwich Village Society for Historical Preservation
Food & Drink
Behind the Scenes in Hot Bread Kitchen Incubator in Harlem’s La Marqueta
The first stop on our Behind the Scenes NYC Tour of Harlem’s Incubators and Development Sites with NYCEDC last
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#Rorschmap Turns Google Street View Into Trippy Interactive Map
Fans of pschotherapy and urbanism maps, will get a trip out of this tool. With #Rorschmap, a project by James
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10 Great Beer Halls in NYC to Celebrate Oktoberfest
The first big, important news to impart is that there is an alternative Oktobefest in Germany that few people know
Architecture
A New Legacy for Detroit at Eastern Market with Opening of Wasserman Projects
Murals in the Market at Eastern Market What is it that we leave behind? In Detroit during the 2015 Design
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Daily What?! There is a Hidden Sandy Beach in Inwood’s Swindler’s Cove
It’s pretty rare to find a nice sandy beach, particularly in Manhattan. In Swindler’s Cove in Inwood, a
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Fun Maps: NYC in 3D As a Pattern of Light and Traffic
Gif via Patricio Gonzalez Vivo A new map, made by Patricio Gonzalez Vivo, an MFA Design and Technology Candidate at
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The Red Hook Regatta, a Race for 3D Printed Boats on Brooklyn Waterfront
If you needed more evidence that Red Hook is quietly becoming the alternative to an over-run Williamsburg waterfront, apart from
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A Scavenger Hunt of Woodlawn Cemetery is Taking Place on Saturday in the Bronx
Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx is one of those untapped gems you have to do a little extra traveling for,
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10 Fun Facts About Brooklyn’s Iconic Landmarks
At Untapped Cities, with our mantra “Rediscover your city,” we have long espoused the idea that you can be a
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Behind the Scenes on the Jacob K. Javits Center Green Roof in NYC
The Jacob K. Javits Center, home to nearly 180 convention events a year like Comic Con and the Auto Show,