Prospect Park Will Get First New Entrances to the Park Since the 1940s
Prospect Park Alliance is celebrating the groundbreaking of the restoration of the Flatbush Avenue park perimeter, and unveiled designs for new entrances.
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Coney Island’s Historic Boardwalk Might Soon Become a NYC Landmark
The NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission has voted to placed the Coney Island boardwalk on its calendar of items, the first step in the designation process.
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10 of NYC’s Most Famous Animals Throughout History
Coexisting alongside the 8.5 million people in New York City are the furry, fluffy and feathery animals that have made the Concrete Jungle their home.
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Pop-Up Party for 4,000 Returns to NYC’s Prospect Park
The most anticipated party of the year has returned. The Prospect Park Alliance will host its soiree, an impromptu dinner and dance party for 4,000 people.
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8 Events in NYC to Celebrate 2018 Winter Olympics
From celebrating in a bar to partaking in winter sports, these events will remind you that your house isn’t the only place you can enjoy the Winter Olympics!
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12 Beautiful Locations to Find Guastavino Tiles in NYC
Guastavino tiles, a famed, though obsolete vaulting technique used in 200+ historical structures in NYC, can give anyone a new appreciation for architecture.
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6 Places to Watch New Year’s Eve Fireworks to Ring in 2018
In addition to parties happening across New York City, here are a few of the best locations to watch dazzling fireworks displays during New Year’s Eve.
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NYC Filming Locations for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel on Amazon
The Amazon Original series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, which takes place in New York City in 1958, is part Mad Men in its mid-century setting, part La La Land.
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The 2017 NYC Ice Skating Guide
With the winter season finally upon NYC, the city’s ice rinks are opening up again. So, we’ve put together a guide for you to navigate the ice skating scene.
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Vaudeville Remnants Inside Construction of New Nitehawk Cinema on Prospect Park West
The new Nitehawk Cinema on Prospect Park in the former Pavilion Theatre will be the company’s largest with 7 screens and will retain Vaudeville era architectural elements.
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Brooklyn Photographer Creates Whimsical Images of NYC
Brooklyn-based photographer, Brian Goldfarb, is looking to bring a dash of whimsy to a city built upon grey concrete and industrial skyscrapers.
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NYC’s Prospect Park to Go Permanently Car Free
Following a summer test, NYC’s Prospect Park will be going permanently care free starting January 2, 2018, creating a safer and more enjoyable space for all.
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