A silver Spitfire plane that served in World War II, flying more than 51 missions during the war, is en route to the NYC-area in an attempt to complete the world’s longest flight.
MoreCurrent construction has revealed the dramatic barrel vault underbelly in the ceiling of Penn Station, but most exciting is the glimpse of original elements from the 1910 McKim, Mead & White station.
MoreThe Paley Center for Media in New York will open the exhibit Making Maisel Marvelous, featuring original set pieces you can play with, costumes and more. Who doesn’t love Midge?
MoreThe new guidebook Don’t Be a Tourist in New York by Messy Nessy Chic is full of hidden gems, underground spots and vintage style — but also food and drink spots to round out the experience.
MoreA free transportation system by self-driving cars was just launched by Optimus Ride in Brooklyn Navy Yard that will run from the entrance to the NYC Ferry.
MoreDalton Whiteside is a modern-day Indiana Jones, like a time-traveler from a different century. With him, we discovered an astounding four time capsules on the campus of City College of New York
MoreParts of the old Kosciuszco and Kew Gardens bridges, the Erie Canal, the Staten Island Expressway are dumped in the Atlantic Ocean to make artificial reefs.
MoreDigging around NYC, you are bound to turn up something surprising. Discover the African Burial Ground, oldest and largest known excavated burial ground for the freed and enslaved.
MoreOne of the cat highlights of the year is the Algonquin Hotel’s Cat Fashion Show, a fundraiser featuring fashionista felines wearing designer clothing and accessories.
MoreOn our tour of the remnants of NYC’s maritime past, get a special visit onto the Wavertree and go inside its great hull. Jonathan Boulware, President of the South Street Seaport Museum claims, “There isn’t a ship in the world that has a space like this.”
MoreMeet the brand new director of the Queens Museum and hear about her vision for the exciting future of this institution located in NYC’s most diverse borough!
MoreThe Empire State Building’s new museum, the Observatory Experience, on the 2nd floor is an immersive experience that will eliminate the line to the observatory.
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