Unique things to do in NYC this summer: a women’s history walking tour where you find out whose face you’ve been walking past your whole life. Like Audrey Munson who was a supermodel of her day. Her likeness is at the main NYPL, the Met, Central Park, and even on top of the main municipal building next to the Brooklyn Bridge. Her career had a tragic end and she ended committed to an asylum when she was 40…she lived until 104. Send this to someone who thinks they know everything about NYC history. The 2-hour tour runs Saturdays and Sundays in Midtown. Comment UNTOLD for the link.

Things to do in NYC this weekend: a women’s history walking tour that covers the stories you should have learned in school. Like Elizabeth Jennings Graham who refused to get off a NYC streetcar in 1854. She sued the transit company and won. Her lawyer Chester Arthur, then just out of law school, went on to become president. She became a teacher and opened the first kindergarten for Black children in New York City. This 2-hour walk covers even more women we wish everyone had heard of. Send this to a friend who thinks they know NYC history. Comment UNTOLD for upcoming tour dates.

Unique things to do in NYC this summer: a women’s history walking tour that covers the stories nobody taught you. Like the Chinese-American teenager who led 10,000 people up Fifth Avenue fighting for a right she’d never get to use. Send this to someone who thinks they know NYC history. — The tour runs Saturdays + Sundays for a limited run. Comment UNTOLD for the upcoming dates.

Things to do in NYC: a feminist walking tour that will genuinely change how you see this city - whether you like it or not. This 2-hour women’s history tour covers the women who built Social Security, outsold every male author in America, and started the Women’s Caucus in the Senate. History buffs love it but we’ve gotten more than a few DM’s to tell us to “calm down” or “stop complaining”. Whatever helps the algorithm… Limited spots: Comment UNTOLD for tickets.