Beloved Lower East Sider Adam Purple passed away last year, leaving behind the memory of his incredible Garden of Eden community garden project on the LES in the 1970s and early 1980s. In…
Le Boudoir is a speakeasy cocktail bar tucked away in the back of Cobble Hill restaurant Chez Moi, but there is something about this speakeasy that makes it pretty unique. The lower level…
Ever since the Empire State Building upgraded its light system a few years back, there have been a plethora of lighted nights commemorating hundreds of events, people, places, and holidays…
The grand entrance of the Theodore Roosevelt Rotunda at the American Museum of Natural History is home to a massive 5,200 square foot installation of murals, originally completed in 1935 by…
Check out this idiot comparing the City's homeless to living in the dark ages, proud of how he "got rid of" the City's homeless in the 90s by chasing them out of town. Do you know when…
Quartz recently published an interesting article and video in which Alexander Tochilovsky, an adjunct professor of design and typography at The Cooper Union School of Art, analyzes logos,…
The New York City Ballet is one of the most famous and largest ballet companies in the world. With such an emphasis on major productions at the Lincoln Center and elsewhere, it's hard to…
Girls Educational & Mentoring Services (GEMS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in New York City that helps victims of sexual exploitation and domestic trafficking in New York…
The NYPD's Emergency Service Unit (ESU) is a special wing of the police department that assists other officers on patrol in a variety of tasks ranging from medical help to the lifting of…
The New York Public Library's newest endeavor is to create a digital time machine of New York City. The project is called the NYC Space/Time Directory and eventually hopes to [...] make…
