It’s October and there are a flurry of new outdoor art installations to take in this month. In the mix, you’ll find light installations at Rockefeller Center and South Street Seaport, a large provocative equestrian statue right in Times Square, and much more
MoreSeptember is turning into a pretty banner month for new public art installations in New York City. While the PORTAL Art Show on Governors Island might be the most anticipated, there are some great new pieces in special off-limits locations like the Green-Wood Cemetery catacombs, a military chapel on Governors Island, and a hidden art …
MoreIt’s August, one of the last prime months of the year for a significant new influx of public art installations in NYC. Here’s all the new art to check out!
MoreSteven Spielberg’s remake of Leonard Bernstein’s classic musical West Side Story, set for release in 2020, was spotted filming in Harlem on St. Nicholas Avenue.
MoreSee how the NYC and Harlem of the 1990s is recreated for Netflix’s When They See Us, the story about the Central Park Five, from filmmaker Ava DuVernay.
MoreGo inside the historic home of founding father Alexander Hamilton to explore period decorated rooms and learn about Hamilton family life in 19th century NYC!
MoreThere are only 8 monuments in NYC dedicated to real women but the She Built NYC initiative will create more monuments dedicated to non-fictional women in NYC.
MoreSummer is over and school is in session but there is still fun to be had this week in NYC!
MoreTour the historic home of Alexander Hamilton at Hamilton Grange in St. Nicholas Park.
MoreAlthough farm to table dining seems impossible in the urban jungle that is New York City, many restaurants still find a way to locally source their menus.
MoreClay is a New American restaurant in Harlem that serves fresh, farm-to-table food, jazz-inspired cocktails, and cozy vibes.
More10 locations in NYC where Martin Luther King Jr. visited and made mark, including Carnegie Hall, Riverside Church, City College, Blumstein’s Department Store
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