10 Must Visit Reservation-Only Sites for 2018 Open House New York Weekend
Open House New York weekend reservations begin today for the 2018 weekend. Here are our picks for the must-visit reservation only sites all over NYC!
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21 Must Visit Spots in Greenpoint, Brooklyn: An Untapped Cities Guide
Greenpoint is changing fast but residents still point to their favorite neighborhood haunts. Check out our guide of must-visit spots in the Brooklyn neighborhood.
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The Top 10 Secrets of the NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
The Department of Environmental Protection maintains NYC’s water, air quality and excessive noise. Here are 10 secrets of the DEP and NYC’s water supply.
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10 of the Most Unconventional Public Buildings in NYC
In NYC, public buildings are not always banal places to be. Here are 10 unconventional ones from the Newtown Creek Digester Eggs to the New York Public Library.
More10 Alternative, Off-the-Beaten Path Valentine’s Day Activities in NYC
Alternative NYC Valentine’s Day activities from the Times Square Beating Heart, a Digester Egg tour, Woolworth Building tour, Cupid Undie Run, Poetry Brothel
MoreCombined Overflow: Artists Take on NYC’s Two Big Superfund Sites
“Combined Overflow,” an exhibition at Brooklyn’s Proteus Gowanus celebrates artists’ musings on NYC’s most polluted waterways: the Gowanus Canal and Newtown Creek.
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“Remote Voyages” Exhibit Shows the Outcome of a Participatory Art Project Exploring Newtown Creek in Brooklyn
How would you like to sail mini-boats through one of the most polluted creeks in the U.S.? Participatory art project “Remote Voyages” invited people to do just that.
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An Urbanist’s Guide to 2013 Halloween in NYC: Costumed Wastewater Treatment Plant Tour, Pumpkin Impalement, Woodlawn Sacred Departed Tour
If you’re looking to avoid the standard Halloween in NYC at all costs and up for a more “urbanist” experience, we’ve rounded up some events for city nerds.
MoreCities 101: What was the “Poo-Poo Choo-Choo”? An Overview on Sewage Treatment in NYC
A look at the history of sewage in New York City, including the famous Poo Poo Choo Choo that took sludge all the way to Texas.
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The Digester Eggs of Newtown Creek
Amongst a group of 30 people, the Digester Eggs of Newtown Creek left us ooh-ing and ahh-ing at all the giant sludge processing machines, pipes, and surge towers.
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