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New Yorkers aren’t as couchbound as we once were, but things aren't exactly back to normal. |
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You may notice our newsletter looks a bit different today. That's because as our city moves into a new phase of reopening, we’re changing right along with it. (It's also why we've changed our logo back to Time Out from Time In
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Welcome to the Summer of Cycling! |
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New Yorkers are living their lives outside this summer. Not surprisingly, there’s been a major resurgence in cycling as a preferred form of transportation to get across the city. That’s why we’re officially declaring 2020 to be the Summer of Cycling! (We can make that call, right?) We’ve got useful guides to fun bike routes that you can explore all over town—from newly car-free streets to trails that are perfect for families. Check out our full guide here to everything you need to know to bike New York. |
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Your guide to NYC’s Phase 4 |
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If all goes according to plan, it looks like New York will be entering Phase 4 of its ongoing reopening in a little over a week. Wondering what that means exactly? (No, you still won’t be able to eat inside a restaurant.) We’ve got a guide to what’s set to reopen in the city's next phase—from museums and zoos to some colleges and sporting events. | |
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Cheap thrills |
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Bryant Park has started to resume some of its free, outdoor summer programming including its lending library and piano concert series. From 12:30pm–3:30pm on Monday, you can swing by midtown’s best park to hear Daryl Sherman perform live for two blissful hours. | |
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"They set up a tiny gazebo in a parking space at Walters Bar on 8th Ave." |
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— @blackoutpete |
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"Introducing: The Booze Corral! Built by our staff, so you can drink in the street! Tables are all spaced 6+ feet apart, so you can enjoy these unparalleled views of Williamsburg and Chelsea." |
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— @barcade | | |
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News you can use |
The Time In Awards winners were announced! Congratulations, sourdough!
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The Upper East Side's Daniel has jumped into outdoor dining.
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New Yorkers agree this is the worst place in the city.
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Governors Island is reopening to the public on July 15.
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Brooklynites push to rename Barclays Center after Jackie Robinson.
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