Nifty streets named for important people or causes
Subways. Glamorous, nope. Cheap and convenient, indeed.
All those public parks and playgrounds within the concrete jungle
Big Broadway shows, tiny theaters and a myriad of funky venues
All that patriotism on display — in flags, paint choices and more
Seriously fun truck art featuring everything from pigs to plantlife
Squirrels and puppies and chirpers — Oh my!
Way cool architecture from neighborhoods to commercial spaces
Farmers markets, waterfront barbeques and other snippets of nature
Bright lights of Times Square, local pubs, tacky tourist joints and more
Museums galore — like the Brooklyn Museum now featuring Keith Haring
Libraries big and small tucked away just about everywhere
Weather and walkways that make strolling a simple pleasure
Temples, synagogues and churches full of character and charm
All those green and growing things — on stoops, streets and more
Public art — like Walks of Life by Claire Johnson
The Strand — and other bookstores perfect for getting lost in literature
– Lynn
Coming up: Focus on children’s art, A tree grows in Maine
