Richard Hake
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New York, NY, United States
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The Tompkins Square Park Avian Love Triangle: A Radio Drama
Christo and Dora, two red-tailed hawks, were living a happy life in the park, raising their chicks. Until Dora got hurt and went to hawk rehab. That's when Christo met Nora. → Read More
With Patience and Fortitude, the Library Gets Its Ceiling Back
Months after a piece of plaster fell from the ceiling at the New York Public Library, WNYC gets a rare, close-up look at the restoration. → Read More
Laughing It Up In New York City
Now in its 12th year, the New York Comedy Festival got its start thanks to Caroline of Carolines on Broadway. → Read More
NYC's First Lady to Open Gracie Mansion So Visitors Can Enjoy the Art
Public tours of the new art collection begin this weekend. → Read More
Frida Kahlo, Her Garden and Her Art
The New York Botanical Garden recreates Kahlo's home "Casa Azul" in Mexico, making the connection between her love of flowers and the natural world and painting. → Read More
Take a Tour of the New St. Pat's
A major restoration of the cathedral was expedited for the pope's visit this month. Hear our tour with the rector and an architect, and slide back and forth on a before and after photo. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Winogrand, Cold War & Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times" will be accompanied by The New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall this weekend. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Tunnels, Wine, Beer & Laughs
Whether you want a Long Island day trip or an adventure in Manhattan, WNYC's staff has suggestions. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Blogologues, Euryanthe & Swing
The show Blogologues, featuring the skit "Text from Dog," is just one of the events recommended by our colleagues this weekend. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Fire, Ice Cream & Brazilian Music
Eclectic performances by dancers from all genres will appear on a makeshift stage on the water, with the Great South Bay and the setting sun as the backdrop, at The Fire Island Dance Festival. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Music, Mermaids & More Music
A group of WNYC news producers will be at the Coney Island Mermaid Parade. Find out what some of the other staff members are checking out around town. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Sandy Hook, Shakespeare & Soccer
Get in line for a free performance of Shakespeare in the Park's Much Ado About Nothing at the Delacorte theater in Central Park. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Belmont, Borscht & Billie
Audra McDonald as Billie Holiday is one suggestion from our staff. Find out what some of the others are up to this weekend. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Doubles, Streetcars, Records & Aliens
The World Science Festival is this weekend and WNYC Morning Edition host Soterios Johnson highly recommends it. Find out what some of the other staff members are up to. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Skates, Hikes, Dogs & a Bath
A hike across the George Washington Bridge and through the New Jersey palisades is on tap for one of our staff members this weekend. Find out what some of the others are doing. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Trucks, Birds & Sitars
Bird watching in a city park is where you will find one of our staff members. Find out what some of the others are doing. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Viols, Ink & Football
Artist Shantell Martin specializes in black ink and you can see her work at MoCADA, the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Kids, Cats & Cappuccinos
A pop-up shop where you can enjoy a cappuccino while playing with a cat is among the picks suggested by our colleagues at WNYC. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Kids, Cats & Cappuccinos
A pop-up shop where you can enjoy a cappuccino while playing with a cat is among the picks suggested by our colleagues at WNYC. → Read More
Weekend Staff Picks: Blossoms, Beats & Banjos
A Pete Seeger sing-along tribute will be a part of this year's Brooklyn Folk Festival at The Bell House. → Read More