Philippe Petit: Why Knot? – The Art of Tying

In 1974, Philippe Petit stunned the world with his performance on an illegally rigged high wire between the Twin Towers—an event chronicled in the Academy Award-winning documentary Man on Wire and Colum McCann’s National Book Award-winner, Let the Great World Spin.

Petit could never have done it, however, without his incredible knotting skills. Join us for an entertaining presentation on these useful, beautiful, life-saving, magical, intriguing and secure knots.

From INSIDE NEW YORK – As a meat-lover who rarely eats meat (due to tuition-induced poverty and life-induced laziness), I often find myself with strong and unsatisfied carnivorous cravings. Bubby’s (120 Hudson St., 212-219-0666) restaurant and bar, fortunately, saved me, satisfying every meat craving I’ve ever had- and then some… Read the full review at Inside New York.

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In 1974, Philippe Petit stunned the world with his performance on an illegally rigged high wire between the Twin Towers—an event chronicled in the Academy Award-winning documentary Man on Wire and Colum McCann’s National Book Award-winner, Let the Great World Spin.

Petit could never have done it, however, without his incredible knotting skills. Join us for an entertaining presentation on these useful, beautiful, life-saving, magical, intriguing and secure knots.

From INSIDE NEW YORK – As a meat-lover who rarely eats meat (due to tuition-induced poverty and life-induced laziness), I often find myself with strong and unsatisfied carnivorous cravings. Bubby’s (120 Hudson St., 212-219-0666) restaurant and bar, fortunately, saved me, satisfying every meat craving I’ve ever had- and then some… Read the full review at Inside New York.