At Zuccotti Park, a People’s Library The library holds over 1,200 books from an array of genres, including politics, poetry, religion, gender studies, foreign language, and science fiction.Source: www.citylimits.org, via City Atlas
Tiago Barros design the Passing Cloud, a mode of transport that lets you float through the sky. He submitted the design for consideration to the NY Dept. of Cultural Affairs.Source: inhabitat.com, via City Atlas
Two of the world’s heaviest pumpkins ever were carved up into a ghoulish sculpture this weekend at the New York Botanical Garden.Source: www.nybg.org, via City Atlas
Facebook is turning energy conservation into a social game.Source: www.good.is, via City Atlas
We love Time Out’s list of free things to do in NYC in the daytime hours.Source: newyork.timeout.com, via City Atlas
TreeKIT provides the tools you need to take care of trees in your neighborhood.Source: treekit.org, via City Atlas
Thought-provoking look at the complicated relationship between neighborhood revitalization and gentrification.Source: www.theatlanticcities.com, via City Atlas
Art exhibit inspired by the Gowanus Canal open until Nov 12, 2011. We’ll definately check it out!Source: www.brooklyneagle.com, via City Atlas
The Occupy Wall Street Movement started with a handful of protesters in the middle of September.Source: thinkprogress.org, via City Atlas
Artist Ray Villafane carved up the world’s largest pumpkin at the New York Botanical Garden on October 22 and 23.Source: inhabitat.com, via City Atlas