This study was executed by Dance/NYC and sheds important light on how the dance community is doing both programmaticly and operationally. It’s gotten coverage in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal, too! via an introduction by Kate Levin, the city’s Commissioner of the Department of Cultural Affairs: Taking a thoughtful approach, the study… Continue reading State of NYC Dance
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Have you ever been to Extra Place?
It’s just like Platform 9 3/4 - hidden in plain sight. See? Right now, there’s some really cool art and Oaxaca, so I’m all for this hidden gem. Check it out! Situated between the Bowery and 2nd Avenue, Extra Place is a former thru street that once connected East 1st Street to East 2nd Street. In… Continue reading Have you ever been to Extra Place?
Single Lady Brags About Using Match.com to Get Guys to Buy Her Dinner
Jen Doll hits the nail on the head again. This really ticks me off…. I’m all for dating on 1,000 levels, but not to be a gold-digger. Get real, ladies. Sure, a free meal sometimes is nice (especially in good company), but your monthly budget shouldn’t be based on dates, and I would hope that… Continue reading Single Lady Brags About Using Match.com to Get Guys to Buy Her Dinner
I will never understand why this store window on Mott near Elizabeth did what it did.
Poorsquare… The Ubber-Practical Next Step For Foursquare!
Free things in your NYC neighborhood for Foursquare users! Definitely will use this, because it’d be silly not to.Poorsquare... The Ubber-Practical Next Step For Foursquare!
QUIZ TIME! Where was I? [if you muuuuust cheat, the answer is here. So fun!]
You’ve heard this argument over and over from the ‘left’ or from transportation, engineering and economics experts. I am neither ‘left’ nor ‘right.’ I’m 25. THANK YOU, Jared. Way to get the right voices heard in the mass transit debate.
You might not want to read this.
NYC has now put all of its health inspections online in a really great searchable format. The criteria for scoring is certainly interesting and I love the transparency. BUT I got curious about what in my neighborhood got lots of violations and is STILL OPEN. This place Beast that I like, for instance, is still open,… Continue reading You might not want to read this.
Nonprofit Board Variance by City
Interesting study, and I’d love to see some of the raw data. Also, nonprofits, given this data, do you think it will influence your Board governance in any way? Thanks Taproot!Nonprofit Board Variance by City
Low Line Park!
Yes please! Love the idea always of converting dumpy, unused, publicly-owned space to something amazing and rejuvenating in the form of a park. This old subway tunnel (below) is currently under the control of the MTA, so we’ll see if they can make a good decision (for once). Check out more on this project at… Continue reading Low Line Park!
Jen Bokoff 
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