Redditor LadyFixIt has a passion for cookies and has organized what she is calling the 1st Annual NYC Cookie Crawl this Saturday, March 2nd. The crawl includes 22 stops on the Upper West Side and a dozen neighborhoods in Manhattan south of 59th Street. Here are the details:

Why? I like cookies. An obscene amount. They're my kryptonite. I do happen to know that there are other red-blooded denizens of NYC for whom cookies is also a love language. Thus.... the Cookie Crawl!

What? Well, it's, me, you, all of our friends-- and Manhattan's best cookie spots (as sourced by me). Some I've been to personally, some were suggested by friends who've been, and some were just passed by on my travels with one vow: to one day visit and consume their cookies!
Caveat -- You don't HAVE to buy or eat cookies everywhere we go. Please, be as selective as you'd like! At some point, we will probably stop for dinner and drinks too. So save room!

Where? We're gonna start the crawl uptown at Mille-feuille Bakery, next to the 79th Street Station.

When? March 2nd at 2pm! Please be as prompt as possible so we can all head out together!

When it is completed sometime this year, the new Central Park Tower supertall skyscraper on Billionaire's Row will be the tallest residential building in world at 1,550 feet. In this video from the developers and shared by New York YIMBY, watch as they highlight how the building's design maximizes views of Central Park for all north-facing units.

This is thanks to the multi-level podium and gravity-defying cantilever on the eastern side of the structure. “The cantilever is purposeful,” says AS+GG Partner Gordon Gill. “In order to fit the maximum space into this tight site, the residential program was extended with the protrusion, allowing for improved unit layouts, enhanced views, and more advantageous structural depths.”

Now in its 17th year, the annual Orchid Show exhibition at the New York Botanical Garden opened this month with inspiration from Singapore, a "City in a Garden", a place where the national flower is the Orchid. Watch this short video from the Garden to hear about the orchids, their inspirations, and their arrangements at this year's exhibition.

Elevate your interest in these storied flowers that are an integral part of the island’s culture and landscape. Developed in partnership with Gardens by the Bay and Singapore Botanic Gardens, the exhibition pays homage to the sites’ iconic Supertrees—dramatic vertical habitats, and famed Arches—a highlight of the National Orchid Garden.

Catch the Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Garden until Sunday, April 28th.