Those who live in the Big Apple and those who are just passing through alike will find this new site worth a peep. Why? Because it will let them know about events that are taking place in every single neighborhood of the Big Apple.
This is accomplished by way of an interactive map which is updated in real time, and to which people add information minute by minute. This means that if there is a Beastie Boys gig anywhere within the city and you are late, you will be able to know what has been going on using an app such as this one. You will know about the general feelings as regards the gig so far, which songs you have missed, which ones are coming next…
The ultimate aim of the site is to create a live guide to these events that take place in a city which is characterized by never relenting, and instil a true community spirit into those who live there. That is further accomplished by featuring portraits of New York residents along with brief profiles. The one question that I have is whether this site will branch out and alternate versions for other cities will crop up. That would be interesting bar none, even when it is obvious that not every city has the pace of the 24-hour city when it boils down to events.
BigMapple.com In Their Own Words
“BigMapple connects New York City residents and visitors to the countless public events that take place in our city on a daily basis. We make it easy to see what’s going on in your own neighborhood and across town with a map that shows you the location of events, and includes real-time reports from people who are already on the scene.
To use Big Mapple, scroll around the map of the five boroughs and you’ll see the locations of public events happening all around the city. When you’ve found something interesting, it’s time for you to go out and explore the city.”
Why BigMapple.com It Might Be A Killer
Both NYC residents and visitors will find such a source of information appealing, if only because data is presented and updated in a live setting.
Some Questions About BigMapple.com
What is next? What will be added to make it all the more practical? 
