#StaffPick Diya (New Media): Best spot for finding amazing and affordable second hand furniture and building material.
#StaffPick Pamela (dvlpmt): When the 7 train screeches around the bend into Long Island City, there's Notorious B.I.G. looking at u from 5 Pointz. See it before the bulldozers do http://nyti.ms/u0f2nv
#StaffPick David (External Affairs): Artist Matt Mullican’s Etched Granite Pavement at the base of the Unisphere traces the history of the park from its prehistoric roots through 2 World’s Fairs.
#StaffPick Lauren (Education): This is a gift to the borough - engaging shows (for people of all ages) and under publicized works by artists. I had to drag my kids out after 3 hours in the galleries.
#StaffPick Lauren (Education): Go at an odd hour so your kids can ride and ride and ride. They will never want to leave.
#StaffPick Lauren (Education): This is a great place for parents. Why? Kids of a wide age range (around 2 - 12) are so engaged. As a parent, it's a very low key, stress free place to take your kids.
#StaffPick Diya (New Media): The best place in NYC for nature. Hands down. While you're here, venture over to the Jamaica Bay Riding Academy and ride horses like you're in the country.
#StaffPick David (External Affairs): Just stepping in here, you feel his genius while the space age furnishings transport you back to a time when the electric can opener was something to marvel at.
#StaffPick David (External Affairs): Walking down Roosevelt Avenue from the Museum to Woodside is an international journey of sights, sounds, flavors, and smells. Great food, shops and people.
