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Field Trip: Donna Dennis on the Lower East Side
The longtime Tribecan, who lived and worked on Duane, has four of her remarkable and remarkably atmospheric mini houses assembled in the East Village. / 2 comments
Field Trip: The MTA Memorabilia and Collectibles Pop-Up Shop
Set up in a yard in Gravesend, Brooklyn, is the third-annual MTA sale of its decommissioned signs and relics. It's wacky and fun. / 1 comment
Field Trip: Warhol x Basquiat at the Brant Foundation
Go for the art or go for the century-old converted Con Ed substation. / 5 comments
Field Trip: The Metropolitan Christmas tree
If you haven't seen the Christmas tree and its Neapolitan Baroque crèche at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a few years, it makes for a great holiday outing. / 2 comments
Field Trip: Shirley Chisholm State Park
A quick drive or an hour bike will get you to the largest state park in the city, opened in 2019. / 2 comments
Field Trip: The Armour-Stiner Octagon House, Irvington, NY
Joseph Pell Lombardi and his family have spent four decades restoring the 1872 octagonal residence to its former glory. / 8 comments
Field Trip: Manitoga | The Russel Wright Design Center
The former home of American industrial designer Russel Wright in Garrison, NY, is sited on a former quarry with 4 miles of landscaped trails on 75 acres. / 1 comment
Field Trip: Jersey City + Liberty Science Center
The journey is the destination in this case, with subways, light rails, Citi Bikes and ferries all in play.
Field Trip: Planting Fields, Oyster Bay
Today is Frederick Law Olmsted's 200th birthday, so to celebrate take a stroll through Central, Morningside or Riverside -- and if you have wheels, go here. / 1 comment
Field Trip: Stroll to Madison Square Park
It's worth a (2 mile) walk up to the Flatiron to catch Hugh Hayden's installation titled Brier Patch -- up till May 1. / 4 comments
Field Trip: Circle Line’s Bear Mountain Oktoberfest Cruise
If you haven't heard a polka band yet this season, here's your chance. Plus, great scenery and two hours in Bear Mountain State Park. Did I mention the polka band?
Field Trip: Untermyer Gardens
The classical gardens were constructed over decades in the early 1900s on 150 acres in Yonkers. Now 43 acres of them -- in various states of restoration -- are open to the public. / 6 comments
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