New York Philharmonic On the Road
We certainly live in “interesting times.” The pandemic has taken its toll in terms of life, work, school, and many
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Two Brooklyn Landmarks Re-Opening After Long COVID Lockdown
As life slowly gets back to normal after the challenges of New York’s treacherous encounter with COVID-19, two beloved Brooklyn
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COVID-19 Sends Comic Con 2020 New York to Cyberspace
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has turned the world we live in upside down. One example of just how different the
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Tribeca Film Festival Organizing Free Drive-In Movies in Orchard Beach
This July New Yorkers can enjoy movie outings safely and for free. Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday until August
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Brooklyn Home to First BLM Mural in New York City
Following in the footsteps of Washington, DC, Brooklyn added a giant mural to its city-scape, declaring “Black Lives Matter” in
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Williamsburg Welcomes Luxury Bathhouse
Just when you thought Williamsburg could not get any more fashionable, up pops an exclusive, luxury bathhouse. Owners Travis Talmadge
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First New York Mural to Remember Koby and Gianna
In the wake of the tragic helicopter crash in Los Angeles at the end of January that left 9 people
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Crown Heights Apartments Past Home of Brooklyn Dodgers
Older New Yorkers still remember the Brooklyn Dodgers, whose hometown stadium was named Ebbets Field. Today, of course, the Dodgers
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Abandoned Subway Tunnel Retrofitted as 18th Century French Underground Bar in Brooklyn
Twice abandoned, the oldest subway tunnel in the world has been re-incarnated as a chic and moody bar known as
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Jens Faurschou Opens Private Museum in Greenpoint
Danish art collector Jens Faurschou added another museum to his international stable of permanent art spaces in Beijing and Copenhagen.
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