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Published Mar 12, 2014
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There's a new app in town, and this is one you can't miss. Imagine a concert around the corner, a hush-hush party, an art gallery opening down an inconspicuous alley, or a live street art performance. Things like this happen all the time and all around you, but the problem? You never know it as it happens. So far.
Life can be beautiful sometimes, you just need to know where to look. Luckily, Wingit's here for you now, giving you a radar that finds the coolest stuff happening in your area at that moment. Nightlife, culture, booze, food, all the important things.
And if you ever run into a Banksy piece or witness an aerial performer on the Williamsburg Bridge, add your own: take a picture, write a couple words, and share it with the people around you so they can join in the moment. But enough talking! Watch this bearded guy Wingit.
And where do you find Wingit? For the moment, in the Apple Store.
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