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A Day in the Life: East River Ferry Captain
The East River Ferry is no stranger to many of New York City’s inhabitants. Transporting passengers to and from
Arts & Culture
Downtown Doodler: People Watching at Spa Castle Queens
Last Saturday, we ventured out of Manhattan to Spa Castle in Queens, an over-the-top mega spa complex right in our
Arts & Culture
The Art of Style by Kit Mills 003: Strawberries
Fun fact: I live in Hoboken right now and have to take the PATH train into Manhattan in order to
Arts & Culture
NYC Subway Art: G, L Lines
After traveling through four boroughs to find art along the B/D/F/M lines, my next excursion kept me
Architecture
New York City’s Marble Cemetery Opens
Most days these gates are locked, passersby can only look through the railings at the gravestones – and at the pigeons
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Evolution Store: Soho’s Little Shop of Curiosities
If the shopping hordes in Soho start to trample all over your feet and spirit, duck into the Evolution Store
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The World of The Sopranos: A Guide to Filming Locations in New Jersey
“The light at the end of the tunnel is New Jersey,” said Marc Baron, our tour guide, as the On
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Your Week Untapped: Best Events August 13-19
MONDAY, AUGUST 13: The New Inquiry Magazine is launching Issue 7: Cops. Join us at Spectacle for a night of
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New York City’s Presidential Haunts from Grant to Obama
Grant’s Tomb National Memorial Welcome back to Part II of NYC’s Presidential Haunts. Last week we looked at
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Music Radar: The Bright Light Social Hour
On Wednesday night at The Bowery Ballroom, The Bright Light Social Hour emphatically delivered one of the most powerful live
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Downtown Doodler: Summer Streets Photo Doodle Bomb
It is not secret or a surprise that New York City is short on space. But for 18 hours spread
Architecture
In Search of Edgar Allan Poe in NYC
Image via Wikimedia Commons Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City all have museums dedicated to Edgar Allan Poe. However,