This giant copper sculpture of a fish by Frank Gehry is now on display at the World Trade Center
Unveiled earlier this week by Silverstein Properties, the creation is just the latest by Gehry to focus on the motif. During the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, for example, his giant sculpture “Fish” became one of the symbols of the games.
The Met is reopening this historical wing after a massive renovation in May
The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art will officially reopen to the public on May 31, showcasing the beloved collections of African, Ancient American and Oceanic art across three distinct, completely revamped galleries that have been closed for extensive renovations since 2021.
Time Out Market is opening a new location in Union Square
Time Out Market is breaking ground in Union Square this fall. The 10,000-square-foot market hall will soon house seven kitchens, a fully-stocked bar and a stage set to host talent and performances from local artists.
Snag a gorgeous free bouquet of tulips in Union Square next month
Get ready for a floral explosion as the warm-weather tradition returns to the downtown park on Sunday, March 30, with a whopping 170,000 stems of the spring-blooming perennial taking over the public plaza. Click here to read more
This brightly whimsical new interactive sculpture is now in Union Square
The city’s exciting outdoor art scene just got even better: “Love Continuum,” a 25-foot-long interactive sculpture by Yoni Alter, debuted in Union Square at University Plaza Plaza between 13th and 14th Streets.
The Frick Collection is officially reopening in April
Following its 2020 closure, the Frick Collection will officially reopen on April 17 inside its historic Gilded Age mansion at 1 East 70th Street by Fifth Avenue.
Did you know there’s a free bus service that takes you across 33 top sights in downtown Manhattan daily?
Here is a little secret about New York: as costly as the city is, there are a ton of ways to save some cash on every day expenses like transportation costs—you just have to know about the tricks of the trade.
This NYC neighborhood is apparently one of the friendliest in the U.S.
While New Yorkers are often considered some of the least friendly people in the U.S., a recent study suggests that a particular group of city dwellers may actually be seen as quite convivial.
A Gilded Age Mansion in Manhattan Is on the Market for $50 Million
A Gilded Age-era mansion in Manhattan is on the market, for $49.9 million. It was previously listed for $72.5 million, in 2023, and it is the only fully restored Stanford White-designed residence on Fifth Avenue.