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Latest Articles Tagged "lowline"

Arts & Entertainment

Fanciful Subterranean LES Park Proposal Wins City Approval And Could Actually Happen

The city just greenlit the proposal.

By

Miranda Katz

Arts & Entertainment

New Video Shows James Murphy's Musical Subway Turnstile In The Lowline

The MTA didn't want it, so it will be part of the underground park.

By

Jen Carlson

News

James Murphy's Auditory Turnstile Beer Ad Joins Forces With The Lowline

#SubwaySymphony's strategy mirrors the Lowline's: Hitch a ride on the money shark!

By

Christopher Robbins

Arts & Entertainment

Get A Taste Of What The Lowline Will Be Like If It Ever Happens

The Lowline is opening a test lab this weekend, but they're still years away from getting the project underground.

By

Jen Carlson

Arts & Entertainment

Lena Dunham, Spike Jonze, James Murphy Partied To Make The Lowline Happen

If last night’s gala fundraiser was any indication, the Lowline is going to be the only park that feels like a laser tag arena.

By

Max Rivlin-Nadler

News

MTA Open To Making Subterranean "Lowline" Park A Reality

This park might actually happen.

By

Max Rivlin-Nadler

Arts & Entertainment

What's Up With The Lowline These Days?

A benefit concert featuring members of Miike Snow and MGMT will help turn the Lowline from an abandoned trolley terminal to a sweet park.

By

Lauren Evans

Arts & Entertainment

The Lowline Will Be A "Culture Park" Not Just A Subterranean Playground

Because everyone still has lots of questions about the greatest underground park that may never be.

By

Garth Johnston

Arts & Entertainment

A World Below The LES: Inside The Public Lowline Preview!

You guys? The Lowline could really happen - and you don't have to take our word for it, you can go see for yourself.

By

Garth Johnston

Arts & Entertainment

Proposed LES "LowLine" Park Not Having Money Problems Yet

The Delancey Underground, the proposed "LowLine" park in the abandoned trolley terminal by the Williamsburg Bridge is still a long way from becoming reality. But financially, it is already off to a great start.

By

Garth Johnston

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