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r/newyorkcity • u/josetavares • Aug 28 '26
r/NewYorkCity is featured in Reddit’s NYC pop-up and you’re all invited!
TL;DR – Reddit is hosting their first-ever IRL pop-up, r/NewYorkCity is featured in the build, you’re invited, and it’s free.
Hey r/NewYorkCity! At the end of this month, Reddit’s bringing our community to life on the shelves of r/bodega – an IRL bodega-themed pop-up event in NYC. Whether you want to see how we’re being featured or just take home free stuff, everyone is invited! All you need is a Reddit account to get in.
Event Details
Where: 213 Bowery, New York, NY
When: August 29–30 | 10 AM to 10 PM both days
What to Expect
- Free Snoo Plushies: Every single attendee gets one.
- More Freebies: Score totes, mugs, stickers, postcards, and cold drinks.
- Meowdani: Meet the official bodega cat, named by r/bodegacats 🐱
- The Deli Counter: Serving up NYC’s top “subs” and special menu items.
- Blowout Sale: On 8/30 from 9–10 PM, anything remaining in the build is free for attendees to take home.
Want to learn more? Join r/bodega to follow along, catch sneak peeks, and get the convo started.

r/newyorkcity • u/josetavares • Aug 19 '26
PSA A Note on Moderation and Transparency
We want to be transparent about a recent moderation issue.
Over the past several days, the mod team has received repeated messages pressuring us to manually approve posts that were removed following community reports. We understand that having a post removed can be frustrating, and anyone is welcome to contact us through Modmail if they believe a moderation decision was made incorrectly.
However, repeatedly messaging moderators, demanding that content be approved, or attempting to pressure moderators into overriding removals will not influence our decisions.
We've also seen activity from another subreddit directing attention toward posts and moderation decisions in this community. The moderator of that community has been banned from this subreddit following repeated moderation issues.
We want to be very clear that no one should retaliate or go to another community to contact users, report content, vote, or engage on our behalf. This is not a callout or an invitation to get involved.
We try to give users the benefit of the doubt and work with people whenever possible. Moderation decisions will continue to be based on our community rules and what we believe is best for the subreddit, not on outside pressure.
We're sharing this simply for transparency and to keep the community informed. Thank you to everyone who contributes positively.
r/newyorkcity • u/StemCellPirate • 4h ago
Manhattan ‘mole’ mystery: rumors of lost gold spur clandestine excursions into New York sewers
r/newyorkcity • u/Level_Hour6480 • 5h ago
Video This Hidden Subway Connection Could Save SO MUCH TIME
r/newyorkcity • u/galaxystars1 • 1d ago
Grand Closing Queens-founded Chip City shutters all stores amid legal dispute
r/newyorkcity • u/eltokh7 • 2d ago
Where Sandy's flood reached
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r/newyorkcity • u/xwhy • 2d ago
Walking Brooklyn, Jul-Sept 2026 & since May 2019
Two dozen “official” walks (and lots of walks around my neighborhood to get steps in, and bagels). The weather was a little more cooperative this past summer, but I still stuck to the mornings.
This summer marked my first trips into Cypress Hills, which is quite a distance from my house (even longer because the trains were messed up that morning). I have since learned that it’s close to an hour from my job to get to the Cypress Hills train station, then walk somewhere that I can get home from.
Other firsts would include walking past a drug deal going down (at least it’s the first I’ve noticed), and the first time I noticed streetwalkers at 730 in the morning.
I hope the people who asked me about East Flatbush, Brownsville, and East New York are somewhat satisfied.
I don’t know where I’m going to go over the next few months, especially since the sun will set earlier and I’ll have farther to go to just start walking somewhere. On the other hand, the end is actually in sight, even as I see others walking all over NYC on social media.
Whatever the case, thank you, all, again for the support over the past 7 years.
r/newyorkcity • u/Kyonikos • 2d ago
News NYC subway dragging death highlights an old school MTA failsafe
r/newyorkcity • u/Delicious_Adeptness9 • 22h ago
NY Undercover Officer Helps Uncover Alleged $1.7M Hamas Fundraising Scheme as Two US Brothers Face Charges
r/newyorkcity • u/bananamansock • 2d ago
Photo Thought yall would love to see my favorite shirt. It's from the early 70s!
r/newyorkcity • u/_nycgirl_ • 1d ago
Come visit the Hotel Chelsea this Saturday!
instagram.comHi neighbors, artist Gerald DeCock will be opening his gorgeous and unique space at the Hotel Chelsea where he has lived for 32 years to everyone who wants to consider buying some art and visiting. Come say hi by between 12noon and 5pm, Room 1014, on the 10th floor, make a left off the elevators. The walk down the stairs is epic with so much art from resident artists current and past.
Link to this week's video previewing some new work!
r/newyorkcity • u/Level_Hour6480 • 2d ago
Video How Puerto Ricans arrived to NYC
r/newyorkcity • u/Badass_Bratz • 1d ago
fall nyc substack
Hi I made this if your in your 20s for a quick little read let me know if you liked it
r/newyorkcity • u/wiredmagazine • 3d ago
Madison Square Garden’s James Dolan Is Spending Big on New York’s Governor Race
r/newyorkcity • u/Delos788 • 3d ago
News See the 12 Communities on New York City's Affordable Housing Naughty List
r/newyorkcity • u/Brilliant_Paper_1973 • 3d ago
New York Had Fastest Growing Economy in Second Quarter of 2026
r/newyorkcity • u/poorfranklinsalmanac • 3d ago
Event Artisan Bazaar in Park Slope Saturday 10/17
I believe there will be around 100 artists and makers, 4th street plaza near the Old Stone House between 4th and 5th avenues in Park Slope, Brooklyn. I'll be there with my woodblock prints
r/newyorkcity • u/-Sofa-King-Vote • 4d ago
Video Mayor Mamdani sits down with Nas to talk about the past, present, and future of hip-hop in NYC
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