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Will the Landmarked 132-Year-Old West Park Presbyterian Church Be Demolished?
It’s possible that one of Manhattan’s most beautiful landmarked churches will soon be razed to the ground and replaced with a 19-story glass tower. Commanding an important corner on the Upper West...
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A Culinary Guide to Brooklyn’s Innovative Food Companies
With its many celebrated restaurants and food festivals, Brooklyn can stake a serious claim to being New York City’s food center. Yet frequently overlooked are the innovative food companies. Continue...
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7 Wonders of the Gilder Center at the AMNH in NYC
The spectacular new Gilder Center at the American Museum of Natural History has opened to near-universal acclaim. Explore its many wonders! Continue reading 7 Wonders of the Gilder Center at the AMNH...
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NYC’s Pioneering, Small Food Companies
Discover five excellent, pioneering, small NYC food companies renowned for their innovation and deliciousness! Continue reading NYC’s Pioneering, Small Food Companies at Untapped New York.
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A New Day for West Park Presbyterian Church & the UWS
After years of contention—arduous community efforts followed by hopelessness—the landmarked church building at last has a realistic chance at being saved. The arts group leasing the church hired a new...
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Last Chance To Visit Frick Madison
If you haven’t been to Frick Madison, go now! This location closes on March 3rd, but you can join Untapped New York for a last chance tour! Continue reading Last Chance To Visit Frick Madison at...
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“Only Murders in the Building” Goes to Hollywood!
Only Murders in the Building returns for a 4th season split between the West Coast and the Arconia in New York City! Continue reading “Only Murders in the Building” Goes to Hollywood! at Untapped New...
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Forbidden Broadway Pokes Fun at NYC’s Hottest Shows
For nearly four decades, Forbidden Broadway has been taunting, admiring, undermining, and celebrating the best and worst of New York theatre! Continue reading Forbidden Broadway Pokes Fun at NYC’s...
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Amazon’s Future in Long Island City: Ideas from Economist Richard Sennett’s...
This op-ed article is written by Julia Vitullo-MartinA remnant of New York’s industrial past, Long Island City‘s Pepsi-Cola sign lights the way to Amazon. As New Yorkers debate whether their city—the...
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Inside Paris’ Beaupassage: A New Hidden Destination that References the...
We all know that Paris is fabulous, but how does it stay fabulous in this era of economic turmoil, rampant real estate speculation, and cutthroat politics? One answer is that Paris has hung onto its...
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The Top 15 Secrets of The Frick Collection in NYC
Henry Clay Frick’s house, designed and built between 1912 and 1914, stands majestically on Fifth Avenue.“The Met is admired, but the Frick is beloved,” says architecture critic Paul Goldberger,...
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Will We Love the Frick Madison as We Loved the Frick?
The Frick Collection‘s move from its opulent house on 70th Street to the Met Breuer Building, up five blocks on Madison Avenue may go down as one of the oddest pairings in art history. It nonetheless...
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A Guide to NYC’s Future “Little Paris”
As New York City’s French residents — some 60,000 strong — get ready to celebrate Bastille Day on July 14, a small but intense coterie of downtown New Yorkers is pushing for the designation of a new...
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See Harlem Recreated in Colorful Set of Merry Wives in Shakespeare in the Park
In the nearly six decades since producer Joe Papp dragooned Parks Commissioner Robert Moses and New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner into allowing an annual theatrical production of Shakespeare in Central...
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At the Frick Madison, a Daring New Program Juxtaposes Old Masters and Queer Art
It’s a shock, as it’s intended to be: Where Hans Holbein the Younger’s portrait of Sir Thomas More, serene in his velvet robes, once stood, there is now Jenna Gribbon’s painting of a half-undressed,...
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Will the Landmarked 132-Year-Old West Park Presbyterian Church Be Demolished?
It’s possible that one of Manhattan’s most beautiful landmarked churches will soon be razed to the ground and replaced with a 19-story glass tower. Commanding an important corner on the Upper West...
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A Culinary Guide to Brooklyn’s Innovative Food Companies
With its many celebrated restaurants and food festivals, Brooklyn can stake a serious claim to being New York City’s food center. Though the borough touts esteemed restaurants like Peter Luger Steak...
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7 Wonders of the Gilder Center at the AMNH in NYC
The highly anticipated opening of the American Museum of Natural History’s new wing, the Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation, took place today in New York City! We got a first look...
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NYC’s Pioneering, Small Food Companies
Every summer, NYC food companies flock to the Javits Convention Center’s Fancy Food Show, the largest food industry event in North America. The event showcases superb specialty foods from all over the...
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A New Day for West Park Presbyterian Church & the UWS
One of Manhattan’s most beautiful landmarked churches—the West Park Presbyterian Church on the Upper West Side—has been surrounded by ugly scaffolding for over 20 years, its windows have been dark and...
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