About time to end your winter hibernation, isn't it? Spring is on the horizon—things are blooming, presumably, and New York is a tulip of possibility. In terms of things to do in New York City (thingamabobs, you could say), we've got plenty. The season's offerings include a newly revamped Brooklyn Bridge Park, edifying talks at the New York Public Library and two museum debuts honoring a pair of New York fashion icons (those would be Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour and New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham).
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If you like books, films and interesting conversations—so yes, that's all of us—you'll want in on LIVE from the NYPL. The semiannual reading series returns to the iconic New York Public Library this spring with a lineup that includes maverick movie director Wes Anderson, cultural commentator and hair icon Malcolm Gladwell, and Generation X author Douglas Coupland. Who said libraries are for squares?
The expansion of Brooklyn Bridge Park continues apace: The green space will gain five acres once Pier 2—located just south of the Squibb Park Bridge—opens to the public in late April. Get the scoop on the five things we’re most excited for in the new parkland.
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