Your Week Untapped: Top 12 NYC Events July 28th to August 3rd
To help New Yorker’s wrap-up July, the city has a host of events on the horizon. This week, choose from a plethora of tours and sit in on talks and discussions.
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New Dates Added for Our Behind-the-Scenes Hard Hat Tour of the Abandoned Ellis Island Hospital
Have you been trying to get tickets to our hard hat tour of the abandoned Ellis Island Hospital? We’re excited to announce that we’ve added new October dates!
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Untapped Staff Reads: MTA Announces $800M Emergency Rescue Plan for Subway System, Illicit Parties Atop the Old Kosciuszko Bridge
Here’s what the Untapped staff is reading in the HQ today: MTA Announces $800M Emergency Rescue Plan for Subway, Illicit Parties on the Old Kosciuszko Bridge
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Untapped Staff Reads: Rejected Tapestries of Central Park, Historic 190 Bowery Building Goes Retail
Here’s what the Untapped staff is reading in the HQ today: The 190 Bowery Building gets a retail tenant and a look at rejected 1800’s Central Park tapestries.
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Untapped Staff Reads: Prospect Park Gets Goats, The Grotesque Faces at Hunter College
Here’s what the Untapped staff is reading in the HQ today: Prospect Park is to implement weed-eating goats, and a look at the grotesque faces at Hunter College.
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Upcoming Untapped Cities Tours this Week
Those with a passion for New York City history can kickstart their weekend with tours: Gritty Times Square, Secrets of Central Park and 400 Miles of History.
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Untapped Staff Reads: 241st Anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn, Citi Bike Returns to Straus Square
Here’s what the Untapped staff is reading in the HQ today: the city gears up for the 241st anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn, Citi Bike returns to Straus Square.
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Your Week Untapped: Top 14 Events from July 21st to July 27th, 2017
New York City is stacked with events this week. From a handful of the better-known events to several of the more obscure, here’s just a sampling of things to do.
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HBO’s “The Deuce” Resurrects Gritty Times Square of the ’70s
Times Square may be filled with generic hotels, flashy billboards and towering office buildings, but that wasn’t the case just a few decades ago. Strolling past the neighborhood today, it’s difficult to imagine a time when it was a dangerous, intense, racially and sexually diverse place frequented by both locals and tourists. That’s why we’re …
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Untapped Staff Reads: Lower East Side Incoming Apartments Mapped and NYPL to Geotag Historical Photos
Here’s what the Untapped staff is reading in the HQ today: Lower East Side apartments are mapped and the New York Public Library’s plans to Geotag historical photos.
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Untapped Staff Reads: Manhattan’s Long-Lost Amusement Park in Inwood, MTA Considers Ban on Subway Dining
Here’s what the Untapped staff is reading in the HQ today: Fort George: Manhattan’s Long-Lost Amusement Park in Inwood, MTA Considers Ban on Subway Dining.
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Untapped Staff Reads: NYPL’s Rose Main Reading Room Is Close to Being Landmarked, 20 of NYC’s Shortest Streets
Here’s what the Untapped staff is reading in the HQ today: NYPL’s Rose Main Reading Room Is Ever So Close to Being Landmarked, 20 of NYC’s Shortest Streets
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