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This Just In -- April

Design Competition to Develop Sustainable Vendor Booths

Grand Central Terminal and the United States Green Building Council New York Chapter along with their event sponsor, Jones Lang LaSalle Americas Inc., announced the Grand Central Terminal Holiday Fair Design Competition, which will support the renowned gift fair events in the Terminal’s Vanderbilt Hall. This unique challenge will incorporate principles of environmental sustainability with principles of retail success through excellence, innovation and social consciousness.
Participants will compete to be one of five finalists to be highlighted in a competition exhibit at Grand Central Terminal. In addition, the finalists will be recognized with prize awards sponsored by Jones, Lang LaSalle Americas and will be invited to submit detailed proposals for the chance to develop permanent green retail booths for the annual fairs.
Deadline for submissions is May, 30, 2008. The five finalists will be announced July 1, 2008.
Interested applicants should go to GreenCentralTerminal.com

Submit Brook Bridge Art for the 125th anniversary

Attention all Art & History teachers and students, On May 24th of 1883, crowds of excited New Yorkers walked over the East River for the first time on the newly unveiled “New York and Brooklyn Bridge” (aka: “The Great East River Bridge.”) Since that time, this bridge has been the subject for millions of awe-inspired artists and historians. In preparation for the 125th Anniversary of the Brooklyn Bridge, the City Reliquary Museum is announcing a Call for Student Art: Pre-Kindergarten through College. Student artists of all ages are encouraged to submit their DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, PHOTOGRAPHS, COLLAGES, and other miscellaneous CREATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS for display in the City Reliquary Museum exhibition during the month of May 2008.
The Brooklyn Bridge: 125 Years of Inspiration -- The exhibit will feature the artwork of Brooklyn-based students as inspired by the majestic towers of the Brooklyn Bridge and iconography that surrounds it. Teachers in public and private schools throughout Brooklyn are encouraged to assign an artistic project that encourages the students’ historic research and/or visual exploration of the bridge.
Collaborative projects and class assignments are welcome and encouraged. All artwork should show evidence of its inspiration in the Brooklyn Bridge and the vast history that surrounds it. There is no size restriction, but be advised that the exhibition hall measures apx. 12’x16’ with 10’ ceilings.
Submissions for the exhibition will be accepted through April 30th and on display to a wide public through the month of May. The exhibit, “The Brooklyn Bridge: 125 Years of Inspiration” will be part of the Borough’s many events surrounding this year’s big celebration and included in several public announcements.
For further information call: (718) R.U. CIVIC {718.782.4842} Or email: brooklynbridge@cityreliquary.org

Thirteen Major Contemporary Artists Contribute Works to the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival Artist Awards Exhibit -- A Sneak Peek of Artwork on Display April 23 - May 1

The Tribeca Film Festival will feature some of the world's most famous contemporary artists including Francesco Clemente, Ross Bleckner, Don Gummer, Timothy White, John Alexander and Stephen Hannock in a unique gallery show free and open to the public, April 23rd - May 1st, 10 AM - 5 PM daily at the Kellen Gallery, at the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center at Parsons The New School for Design, 66 Fifth Avenue, 13th Street entrance. Each of these pieces will be donated by the artists to the top thirteen winning filmmakers of the Tribeca Film Festival.
The artwork - paintings, sculptures, photographs and drawings - all come from the artists' personal collections and will be on display in the days preceding the final award ceremony. The 2008 Artists Award Program is sponsored by the fashion house Chanel whose commitment to the arts began with its founder Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel almost a century ago.

View Downtown's Own Peregrine Falcons at 55 Water Street

55 Water Street is excited to announce the launch of the live Peregrine Falcon Bird Camera. Two Peregrine falcons currently reside on the 14th floor of 55 Water Street where they are nursing 4 eggs, the first of which arrived on St. Patrick's Day and the last of which arrived on Easter Sunday.
Peregrine falcons, nature's most remarkable flying hunter, are a recovered endangered species after being placed on the list in the 1970's as a result of organo-chlorine pesticides. In 2001, 15 territorial pairs enjoyed residence on various New York buildings and bridges, drawn in by the cliff-like topography of high-rise buildings and abundance of food such as pigeons, sparrows and starlings, among other birds. The Peregrine can dive through the air at speeds of 200 miles per hour, knocking out prey with its talons, then swoops down to catch the falling creature. The majestic falcons project a powerful image atop the cultivated skyline of New York City.
Visit www.Falcons.55water.com, where the activities of the falcons can be seen at any time right from your computer screen. You can also check Falcon News for updates including when to watch Christopher Nadareski, Wildlife Biologist, from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection tag the fledglings before they leave the nest.

April 2008 is Million Trees NYC Month

Join the Urban Park Rangers, MillionTreesNYC, and our community partners this April, MillionTreesNYC month, when we celebrate Arbor Day every day! This year, “think globally, plant locally” by joining in a volunteer tree planting, learning about tree care, and participating in MillionTreesNYC events across the city.
Here's some events to get you started:
April 6-April 12: Trees and New York City Take a walk in the woods. Van Cortlandt Park, the Staten Island Greenbelt, and Alley Pond are among the many New York City parks that provide spectacular forest experiences without leaving the five boroughs. And along the way, don’t forget to notice all of the trees along our City’s streets, in front yards, business districts and in our community gardens and playgrounds – they are also a part of New York City’s urban forest!
April 13-April 19: Trees and Our Neighborhoods Join a local organization, community garden group or block association and help care for newly planted trees and older trees alike. Having an active corps of tree stewards is critical to each tree’s survival.
April 20-May 3: Trees and Me Commit to planting a tree in your own backyard, request a tree for your street, or organize a tree planting or tree care outing in a schoolyard, playground or housing development. And remember to register your newly planted tree online!
Find events in your neck of the woods and dig-in! Check out the MillionTreesNYC community calendar at MillionTreesNYC.org

AFROPOP WORLDWIDE Returns to the New York City Airwaves Saturday Nights at 11 PM on Radio New York

Brooklyn, NY (April 3, 2008) - Afropop Worldwide will make its broadcast debut on Radio New York (WNYE 91.5 FM) on Saturday April 5th at 11 p.m. Afropop Worldwide celebrates the music and stories of Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, and of course the program's hometown, New York City. The weekly series will bring New York listeners to dynamic capitals abroad, exclusive live concert recordings, interviews, and historically based programs on golden musical eras. Afropop Worldwide is hosted by international broadcast personality Georges Collinet from Cameroon and distributed by PRI Public Radio International to over 100 stations in the U.S.
Upcoming programs include: "Afropop Worldwide Travels to Seville Spain for WOMEX" (April 12), "South Africans Remember: The Music that Helped Defeat Apartheid and Celebrate Freedom" (April 19), "Dar es Salaam and Jo'berg 2008 Check In" (April 26), and "Sudan: A Musical History of Conflict and Diaspora" (May 1).
The editors of the program's web site - www.AfroPop.org - are committed to publishing fresh content weekly with companion feature stories, discographies, CD reviews, and links to podcasts connected to that week's radio program. Other New York City specific features on Afropop.org include the popular Afropop New York City weekly listing of events compiled by veteran editor Louise Chang. Also on the site is the Afropop New York City Map (http://www.afropop.org/community/AfropopMap2007Hi.pdf) with recommendations for night clubs, restaurants, cultural centers, galleries, and more.
Afropop Worldwide is produced by the Brooklyn-based, multi-media, non-profit organization World Music Productions. Its flagship public radio program Afropop Worldwide has aired continuously since 1988, the first nationally syndicated program in the U.S. media devoted to contemporary African music. Afropop Worldwide has recently launched a MySpace page at www.myspace.com/afropop and is creating videos from its research trips around the world soon to be posted on YouTube. In development are interactive, on-line maps based on culturally rich historical eras such as one on Al-Andalus, medieval Moorish Spain.

This Just In -- March

Arborcide Prompts $2000 Reward

35 Eastern Red Cedar Trees were cut down in Inwood Hill Park in the southwest quadrant near the Dyckman Fields on or around March 7, 2008. This has prompted a $2000 REWARD for information leading to arrest and conviction. If you have any information please call the 34th Precinct at (212) 927-0822. We need all the trees we have.

Total access to Miley Cyrus in the heart of Times Square -- at Madame Tussauds and with a $10 off coupon

Are you Miley's biggest fan? Are you one of the lucky ones who made it to her concert? Come to Madame Tussauds where all of Miley's fans get "backstage" access to the teen superstar! Get your photo taken with the superstar's wax figure and play in her dressing room
The figure is housed on the fifth floor in her very own colorful area. She is fashionably clothed in skinny black jeans, a blue and gold silk top and open toed red shoes. Miley's figure is sporting her trademark smile and long flowing locks. Don't miss this opportunity to get up close and personal with your favorite star.
Visit Madame Tussauds New York today located on 42nd Street in the heart of time square. Get your picture taken with Miley and over 200 other incredibly lifelike wax figures of celebrities and historical icons!
And to help you enjoy the visit, OffbeatNewYork.com and partnered with Madame Tussauds to off a $10 off coupon. Click Miley-Madame-Tussauds. But hurry -- offer ends June 30, 2008.

Final Two Programs in Peoples’ Symphony Concerts Low-Priced Series

For families, students, teachers and others on a limited budget, Peoples’ Symphony Concerts, the City’s oldest concert series, continues to present what the New York Times called "Top Music for Bottom Dollar." The final two concerts of the season offer Jaime Laredo and Sharon Robinson in the New York premiere of a work written for them by NPR ‘Prairie Home Companion’s’ Andy Stein on Saturday, April 26 and brilliant young Romanian pianist Mihaela Ursuleasa on Saturday, May 10 playing Messiaen, a new work by Aaron Kernis, Brahms and Rachmaninoff with admission only $ 9 Per Ticket.
For more information on Peoples’ Symphony Concerts and to have your name added to the mailing list for next season’s subscription series, visit www.pscny.org or call 212-586-4680.

Luxury Living: New York Condos Showcase Takes Place March 30th
The Puck Building is the site of the Residential Real Estate Showcase a 'One-Stop Shop' for Prospective New York City Homebuyers and Brokers From Around the Region. More than 40 High-End Residences on Display With All Ticket Proceeds Going to Support The Coalition for the Homeless
The New York Observer is bringing the residential real estate market to the people in the first annual Luxury Living: New York Condos Showcase, Sunday, March 30, 2008, from 12:30 to 7:00 p.m., the Puck Building, 295 Lafayette St. (at Houston), Manhattan. This daylong open house event is a 'one-stop shop' for prospective New York condo homebuyers.
Complimentary light beverages and hors d'oeuvres, wireless internet access and valet parking will be available to all visitors. In addition, the event will feature live jazz music performed by the Piers Lawrence Quartet and the first 1,000 ticket holders will receive a complimentary gift bag. For more information please visit Observer.com/LuxuryLiving. COST: $5.00 in advance online and $10.00 at the door (All ticket proceeds will benefit the Coalition for the Homeless)

This Just In -- February
March is PLG Arts' Jazz at the Ink Well
On Thursday, March 13, 2008 from 8 to 10:30p.m. PLG Arts presents the Wataru Uchida Quartet on the Jazz at the Ink Well series. The Ink Well is located at 408 Rogers Avenue (between Sterling Street and Lefferts Avenue) in Brooklyn, NY. $5 general admission.
It's part of the monthly Thursday evening performances, PLG Arts’ Jazz at the Ink Well presents emerging Brooklyn jazz artists. With roots in Brooklyn, Japan, and France and equally widespread musical inspiration drawn from Afro-Cuban, acid, and traditional jazz, hip hop, the blues, and Brazilian music; the artists featured in the Jazz at the Inkwell spring season remind us that jazz is not easily defined or limited – and the same can be said for the vibrant, gritty, pulsing, ecstatically diverse borough of Brooklyn. All performances take place at The Ink Well, located at 408 Rogers in Brooklyn, NY. $5 general admission.
PLG Arts promotes the arts, supports local artists, and builds community through celebrating the vibrant collective creativity of Prospect Lefferts Gardens and surrounding Brooklyn neighborhoods. On-going programs include ArtMart 11225, a semi-annual arts and crafts street fair that features Brooklyn artists and artisans; Jazz at the Inkwell; and annual free summer theater performances in Prospect Park.
For more information visit www.plgarts.org or call 718.675.6145

Suggest OHNY Sites and Programs

Site selection is underway for the 6th Annual openhousenewyork Weekend, October 4 & 5, 2008. OHNY wants your recommendations for spaces, places or interiors of architectural, design or historical interest throughout all five boroughs.
OHNY is also looking for qualified individuals to lead tours or workshops at sites and programs. If you are an expert on a historical site or design style in New York City or a teaching artist, we want to hear from you!
To submit a site or ideas for a tour, lecture or workshop for the 2008 OHNY Weekend, please provide details to info@ohny.org.
Send Then Your Shorts (films, that is) -- The Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy is now soliciting short films for the 2008 Movies With A View outdoor film series.
Now in its ninth year, Movies With A View is one of New York City’s premiere film series and runs for 8 Thursdays in July and August in Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park in historic DUMBO, Brooklyn. Each evening we present a full-length feature film, preceded by a short film from an independent filmmaker.
To be considered, short films should be no more than 10 minutes long and suitable for a wide audience of 3,000 – 5,000. Unfortunately, they cannot accept films with subtitles. Preference is given to local filmmakers and those that involve Brooklyn in some way. Final selections will be announced in April 2008.
For more information, please contact Kellie Rogers -- krogers@bbpc.net -- unfortunately they cannot provide any compensation to filmmakers. Short films will be screened and selected by our Volunteer Film Committee. Good luck!
City Reliquary announce the unveiling of two great new shows -- Over 200 Jumbo Souvenir Pencils, and 76 Kisses: Snapshots from the Collection of Lori Baker and David E. Brown
Over 200 Jumbo Souvenir Pencils, Collected by Stephanie Thompson from note-worthy places all across the world, featuring dozens of giant pencils from Australia, tons from the western coast of America, and several from right here at home in N.Y.C. Some are topped with creative heads, jumbo sharpeners, and another section includes Jumbo Pencils with Miniature Pencil mates. The collection is displayed using various unique hanging techniques including some hand-made wooden stands crafted by the collector's father in the great state of Minnesota.
The carefully selected vintage photographs comprise a catalog of the kiss. Each photo captures some essential quality of love and affection-the unguarded moment when two people, overcome with emotion, find their lips meeting another's. The photos span a full century, from a risqué and intimate smooch in a Victorian parlor to a 1990s Polaroid of a New York couple at a dance, with its super-saturated color and long embrace the very opposite of the 19th century image. The core of the collection are snapshots from the 1930s through the 1960s, widely considered the Golden Age of the American snapshot. 76 KISSES showcases the inventive, intuitive, and surprising explosion of creativity that small cameras and fast film brought.
For more information visit http://www.cityreliquary.org
The Art of Maternity, a mini art gallery within Destination Maternity® on Madison Avenue in New York City, presents Enceinte: A Belly Fortress as its current exhibition.
This unique exhibit features fine art photography by artist Denise Guerin. Guerin’s series of works portrays the pregnant belly as described by the word "enceinte," meaning an area protected by an encircling fortification. As a mother of two who is currently expecting a third child, Guerin is particularly interested in the exploration of the maternal body. As she photographs women on their journey through pregnancy, Guerin’s own belly grows along with them. In celebrating the miracle of life, Guerin’s striking photographs create a sense of intimacy, not only for the subject at hand, but also for the viewer. The audience is invited to participate in what feels like a private moment between the artist and mom-to-be. Each subject reminds us of how emotional and magical pregnancy can be.
Where: Destination Maternity
575 Madison Avenue (Entrance at 28 East 57th Street)
212-588-0220 or www.destinationmaternity.com
When: January 31, 2008 – May 28, 2008

This Just In ... January
Peoples’ Symphony Concerts Series Remains City’s Best Musical Bargain for New Yorkers on a Limited Budget With a musical mix and tickets at $ 9, it's perfect for for families, students, teachers and others on a limited budget. Peoples’ Symphony Concerts is the City’s oldest concert series and continues to present what the New York Times called "Top Music for Bottom Dollar." Forthcoming concerts, with tickets priced at $ 9 offer a wonderfully diverse mix of early music with the Aulos Ensemble and soprano Kendra Colton on Saturday, January 26; a new work by Jonathan Dawe on a program with the Miro String Quartet that also includes the Mozart 'Hoffmeister' Quartet, K. 499 and Beethoven's Quartet, Op. 59, No. 2 on Sunday afternoon, February 10 and, on Saturday, February 23, the Juilliard String Quartet playing works of Haydn, Shostakovich and Verdi. Pianist Garrick Ohlsson returns to the series with a recital of Prokofiev, Chopin, Dello Joio and Rachmaninoff on Sunday afternoon March 9; the Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio will be heard on Sunday afternoon March 16 in a Haydn, Ravel and Tchaikovsky program; and there will be a lieder recital on Sunday afternoon March 30 with soprano Hyunah Yu, baritone Randall Scarlata and pianist Ken Noda offering works by Purcell, Schumann, Mendelssohn, Mahler and Wolf. For more information on artists, programs and tickets for all remaining PSC concerts, visit PSCNY.org or call 212-586-4680.
Trapeze School New York is reopening in February Classes are on sale now for our winter season in our heated tent on W 30th St (between 10th & 11th Ave). After months of waiting and wondering when oh when will I get to fly again? Just when you thought all hope was lost and all joy had been drained from the world....Trapeze School New York is reopening. That's right. Somewhere, this very moment, someone who opened this email is online registering for a flying trapeze class, an Intensive Flying Workshop, a silks class or taking the leap with a 20-class card. Classes are on sale now for our winter season in our heated tent on W 30th St (between 10th & 11th Ave). You'll find flying trapeze and silks/hammock classes scheduled from February 8th and Intensive Flying Workshops beginning the week of Feb 10th and Mar 7th. Our new location is a beautiful space perfect for aerials and events. We are proud and happy to have such a magical place to work, play and serve our community. For more information on the Trapeze School New York call 917-797-1872 or visit www.trapezeschool.com
The Kimberly Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is excited to announce unlimited guest access to the New York Health & Racquet Club (NYHRC). With nine Manhattan locations and approximately 600 weekly classes, this healthful offering makes finding time to work out easy for travelers with a busy agenda. Complimentary membership at the renowned NYHRC provides guests of the hotel with the most extensive network of sports facilities in Manhattan during the course of their stay. For more information on The Kimberly Hotel, please visit www.kimberlyhotel.com.
A Carolina Silverbell was planted to mark the first of one million new trees that will grace the City by 2017. Million Trees NYC is part of PlaNYC, the most extensive plan to strengthen New York City’s urban environment ever undertaken by an American city. Unveiled by Mayor Bloomberg on Earth Day, the 127-point plan is designed to create the first environmentally sustainable 21st century city. By planting one million trees, the City’s urban forest —its most valuable environmental asset made up of street trees, trees in parks, and trees on public, private and commercial land—will increase by an astounding 20%. It will also usher in many quality-oflife improvements that come with planting trees. “Planting a million trees will make a noticeable difference around New York City,” said Commissioner Benepe. “Trees make neighborhoods more livable and increase property values, cool and clean the air, shelter and feed wildlife. The comforting shade of trees soothes the senses and returns us to nature, rounding out the rough edges of urban life.” For more information visit www.milliontreesnyc.org or call 311.
Pirates of Penzance -- Friday, January 11, at 8 p.m. at City Center -- get 50% Off Regularly Priced Tickets & FREE Pre-Show Reception Featuring Complimentary Drinks
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE is part of the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players’ G&S Fest 2008, presenting six classic shows over the course of four weeks in January and June. The line-up includes the best-loved “Big Three” – The Pirates of Penzance, H.M.S. Pinafore, and The Mikado, as well as productions of Princess Ida and The Gondoliers. NYGASP will repeat its special one-night-only presentation of Trial by Jury coupled with a fun-filled, not-to-be-missed revue, G&S à la Carte. Now, here's the OFFER: 50% off any ticket purchase for Friday, January 11th performance of Pirates of Penzance. Tickets include entry into pre-show reception at 6:30 in downstairs in The Malsin Room featuring complimentary drinks.
EASY WAYS TO PURCHASE TICKETS: Visit www.nycitycenter.org and enter the code:3484
Call (212) 581-1212 and mention code NY1
Restrictions: This offer is valid now thru 1/11/08. There is no ticket limit. Offer is subject to availability and prior sale; not valid on prior purchases; cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions. No refunds or exchanges. Price includes facility fee; telephone and Internet orders are subject to standard service fees. Offer may be revoked
This Just In... December
The Food & Shops at LaGuardia Airport’s Central Terminal Building announced today the launch of their new consumer website www.ShopLaGuardia.com. To help celebrate the launch of this new site, the Food & Shops will be holding a special holiday shopping promotion, where one lucky winner will receive a $3,000 shopping spree.
“Our goal in developing ShopLaGuardia.com is to create a valuable travel planning resource, by offering an easy-to-navigate website wherein travelers will be able to find important travel news and tips to plan their visit to LaGuardia.” says Lillian Tan, Vice President and General Manager of MarketPlace Development, the retail development company that develops and manages the food and shops program in the terminal. “To commemorate the launch of this new site we are offering the holiday shopping spree as our way of saying ‘Thank You’ to the 25 million travelers that choose LaGuardia Airport.
By logging onto www.ShopLaGuardia.com, travelers can enter for a chance to win a $3,000 shopping spree. On December 18, the winner will have the once-in-a-lifetime chance to do all of their holiday shopping in a two-hour long shopping marathon that will take place at the Food & Shops located at LaGuardia’s Central Terminal Building, and be able to hand pick their favorite items from 60 select retailers and restaurants.
ShopLaGuardia.com will provide travelers with airport travel news, employment information, maps and general information on the terminal’s eateries and retail shops. The goal of the website is to help travelers better plan their visit at LaGuardia Airport. The website will also highlight special promotions and offerings, including coupons and special sales sponsored by the Food & Shops.
NYC & Company, New York City's official marketing and tourism organization, today announced that 20 new hotels have signed on to NYC Sunday Stays, a hotel promotion offering discounts and specials for guests who spend a Sunday night at one of more than 44 participating hotels.
"The NYC Sunday Stays program allows visitors to take advantage of historically lower occupancy rates on Sunday nights while also enjoying the best of what the city has to offer," said George Fertitta, CEO of NYC & Company. "When the program launched at the end of September, 24 hotels were on board. Since then, an additional 20 have signed on, demonstrating the campaign's popularity among consumers."
NYC Sunday Stays, which began on Sunday, September 16, now features a list of 44 New York City hotels. The program encourages consumers to extend their weekend through a Sunday night or begin the work week with some relaxation.
As part of the promotion, NYC & Company has partnered with participating hotels to reduce Sunday room rates by 20 to ---30 percent. In addition, guests will receive various hotel-specific amenities, including discounted room service and restaurant dining, complimentary breakfast, free parking, room upgrades and more. As an added benefit, NYC & Company has also produced a Sunday calendar of events, accessible on the NYC Sunday Stays section of nycvisit.com so visitors can take full advantage of their extended weekend.
On December 2 the Eldridge Street Project celebrated the completion of the restoration of the 1887 Eldridge Street Synagogue on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The day will also mark a new chapter in the history of the Eldridge Street Project, which is being renamed the Museum at Eldridge Street.
This year marks the National Historic Landmark’s 120th anniversary, highlighting the Eldridge Street Synagogue’s significance as the first great house of worship built by East European Jews in America.
A New Museum for Lower Manhattan -- The Museum at Eldridge Street will feature new exhibition spaces, guided tours of the magnificent main sanctuary and women’s balcony, andcultural and educational programs celebrating more than a century of Jewish life in America.
New exhibit and programming areas include: Gural Rabinowitz Family History Center where you can explore first-generation Americans and investigate your families’ journey to America at the Gural-Rabinowitz Family History Center. The Center features interpretive and interactive media, artifacts, photographs, library resources and oral history training for both school children and adults.
Limud Discovery Center -- Experience turn-of-the-century Lower East Side through two new interactive kiosks in the Limud Discovery Center. The center uses digital technology and displays of artifacts to provide visitors with an understanding of neighborhood history and synagogue design and practice.
Lise and Jeffrey Wilks Gallery -- Overlooking the exquisite main sanctuary, the Lise and Jeffrey Wilks Gallery hosts rotating exhibits and site-specific art installations. The Gallery’s inaugural exhibit, Glorious Again!, tells the story of the landmark restoration through text, photographs, artifacts and video interviews with artisans.
Learn more about it at EldridgeStreet.org