The parks department is refunding camping reservation fees for 12 recreation areas on the list.
The African Burial Ground Visitor Center offers the first large-scale traces of black American experience in the New York region.
A new black box theater, designed by Hugh Hardy, will be perched on the roof of the Beaumont Theater with a terrace overlooking Lincoln Center.
The ACE Theatrical Group has agreed to restore the once-majestic Loew’s Kings Theater in Brooklyn, which opened in 1929.
The Wyckoff-Bennett Homestead, where Annette and Stuart Mont live, is crammed with antiques. A 1766 Dutch farmhouse in Brooklyn that is crammed with antiques is home to a couple who revere the past.
A visit to Tompkinsville, on the north shore of Staten Island, promises indulgences for the eyes and the stomach. And there’s an attraction that reminds one local of being in small-town Italy.
Weary of the battle over St. Paul’s School and daunted by maintenance costs, Garden City residents supported a proposal to demolish it.A tragic end may await St. Paul’s School, a 130-year-old behemoth in Garden City, N.Y. In a village with no landmark ordinances, the building has little protection.
Last Saturday night, parts of a tower and a wall of Bannerman’s Castle fell to the ground, spurring concern over how to stop the deterioration of the century-old Hudson River landmark.
The new owner was unable to rent the building as office space, and is now looking at alternate uses — including a bowling alley.