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Posted inDay Trips

Sound View Dunes Park

by Epicenter-NYC January 25, 2021November 16, 2022

Sound View Dunes Park: This week we head to the North Fork, where there’s lots of breathing room this time of year. Sound View Dunes Park in Southold is roughly two hours […]

Posted inSchools

Be an ally to kids, vaccines for teachers

by Epicenter-NYC January 21, 2021October 17, 2022

Subscribe here to our newsletter on pandemic-era schooling Now, the work begins.  Thousands of girls and young women gathered yesterday around screens to watch Kamala Harris sworn in as the first […]

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Yoga before inauguration, Brooklyn artists showdown, $50 off AirPods

by Epicenter-NYC January 19, 2021November 16, 2022

Dear Neighbor, DonChristian Jones took over a dilapidated former laundromat in Crown Heights this past summer. Just a few months later, the mutual aid organization known as Public Assistants has […]

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A community space faces an uncertain future

by Epicenter-NYC January 19, 2021November 16, 2022

Dear Neighbor, DonChristian Jones took over a dilapidated former laundromat in Crown Heights this past summer. Just a few months later, the mutual aid organization known as Public Assistants has […]

Posted inDay Trips

Muscat Farm

by Epicenter-NYC January 17, 2021November 16, 2022

Muscoot Farm: Just one hour north of the city, Muscoot Farm in Katonah, Westchester, makes for a lovely stop for farm-animal viewing and a quiet stroll through the farm’s vast landscape. An […]

Posted inSchools

What to know about NYC high school admissions, based on what we know so far

by Epicenter-NYC January 14, 2021October 17, 2022

High school admissions are stressful enough in normal times but throw them into the pandemic mix and it’s downright absurd… Or maybe these life-or-death times offer much-needed perspective on the […]

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High school admissions, Stuyvesant tests, private schools and diversity

by Epicenter-NYC January 13, 2021October 17, 2022

Subscribe here to our newsletter on pandemic-era schooling Friends, We’re back! Did we miss anything? Vaccines, riots in the capital, rising Covid cases. Oh my. We want to crawl back […]

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The 411 on Vaccines, Live Comedy and Mulled Wine, IKEA

by Epicenter-NYC January 12, 2021November 16, 2022

Dear Neighbor, As we’re sure you’ve heard, the Covid-19 vaccine is being administered in New York City. But what exactly does that mean for you? Are you eligible? The first people […]

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James Cullinane

by Nitin Mukul January 12, 2021November 17, 2022

This week, we welcome artist James Cullinane, a visual artist and poet based in Jackson Heights. Cullinane received his BFA from the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Art and […]

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Grounds for Sculpture

by Epicenter-NYC January 12, 2021November 16, 2022

Grounds for Sculpture: It’s hard to get outside when it’s cold, we know. But the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton should be your exception to the rule. Located on what used to be […]

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