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Green-Wood Cemetery is Looking to Cast Mrs. Niblo in Annual Summer Spectacular

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By Cristiana Pena, Nick Porter
| Untapped Cities Verified
Photo by Maike Schulz, courtesy The Green-Wood Historic Fund The historic Green-Wood Cemetery, in Brooklyn, is asking one simple question: Are you Mrs. Niblo? As the National Historic Landmark site prepares to host its summer spectacular, A Night at Niblo’s Garden, it seems the role of Mrs. Niblo has yet to be cast. Green-Wood is turning to social media and the hashtag #IAmMrsNiblo to find its missus from among its social media fans and followers. In era-appropriate dress, Mrs.
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An Intimate Look at Six Artists in New Rochelle, NY's Thriving Art Scene

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By Cristiana Pena, Nick Porter
| Untapped Cities Verified
The “Stacked!” NRNY sculptures are an initiative of the City of New Rochelle’s Municipal Arts Commission and Department of Development, which launched this last summer featuring both local artists (like Charles Fazzino, above) and artists from around the country In New Rochelle, New York — just a half-hour train ride from New York City’s Grand Central Terminal — artists and creatives are thriving.
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An Intimate Look at Six Artists in New Rochelle, NY's Thriving Art Scene

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By Nick Porter, Cristiana Pena
| Untapped Cities Verified
The “Stacked!” NRNY sculptures are an initiative of the City of New Rochelle’s Municipal Arts Commission and Department of Development, which launched this last summer featuring both local artists (like Charles Fazzino, above) and artists from around the country In New Rochelle, New York — just a half-hour train ride from New York City’s Grand Central Terminal — artists and creatives are thriving.
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