Articles Posted by Alberto
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Streets of New York: International Pillow Fight Day 2012
Each week, Alberto captures a slice of life in New York in our “Streets of New York” series. This week he went to Washington Square Park for the New York edition of the 2012 International Pillow Fight Day! Learn more about the day on their website www.pillowfightday.com. We’re always looking for new ideas so be [...]
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Streets of New York: The Met
Each week, Alberto captures a slice of life in New York in our “Streets of New York” series. This week he is exploring The Metropolitan Museum of Art. It’s going to be a rainy Saturday in NYC so why not think about a trip to see their latest exhibits? The museum is open [...]
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Streets of New York: From the Roof
Each week, Alberto captures a slice of life in New York in our “Streets of New York” series. This week he’s up high on a rooftop providing a perspective that you don’t always think about. Do you know which NYC neighborhood he’s in? Also, we’re always looking for new ideas so be sure to share [...]
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Streets of New York: Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2012
Each week, Alberto captures a slice of life in New York in our “Streets of New York” series. This week he takes us to the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York. Alberto shows us that there is plenty of fashion outside of the tents at Lincoln Center on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Do you have [...]
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Streets of New York: Homes in Harlem
Each week, Alberto captures a slice of life in New York in our “Streets of New York” series. This week he has some great shots of homes in Harlem. Do you have an idea for a “Streets of New York” post? Share it with Alberto on Twitter or share your comments below. [...]
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Slideshow: The Apollo Theatre
This week, Alberto takes us to 125th street in Manhattan where the famous Apollo Theater is located. The Apollo Theater is one of the oldest and most famous music halls in the United States. You can learn more on their website at www.apollotheater.org. Visit Alberto’s Tumblr for more NYC photos: http://allleft.tumblr.com and follow him on [...]
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Slideshow: James Mercer Langston Hughes’ Harlem Home
James Mercer Langston Hughes (February 1, 1902 – May 22, 1967) was an American poet and creator of jazz poerty. First published in The Crisis in 1921, “The Negro Speaks of Rivers”, became Hughes’s signature poem (below). The slideshow below is of pictures of his home in Harlem located at 20 East 127th Street. The [...]
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Slideshow: Meet Manhattan’s El Barrio/Spanish Harlem Neighborhood
Manhattan’s public television station is opening a new media center in El Barrio on East 104th street and we want to share some images from the neighborhood taken by our Alberto Reyes. READ MORE ABOUT THE NEW MEDIA CENTER. Check out the images below: Visit Alberto’s Tumblr for more NYC photos: http://allleft.tumblr.com and follow [...]
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El Barrio Firehouse Community Media Center To Open in 2012
Exciting news for everyone in upper Manhattan and especially if you like around Harlem’s East 104th street. The new home of Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Manhattan’s Public Access TV Station, will open this year. SLIDESHOW: SEE El BARRIO! The new home of MNN isn’t in any building, but in a historic East Harlem firehouse. The five-story [...]
