Category: Arts & Entertainment

After years of planning, community input and fundraising, the reimagining of Lincoln Center's western campus is officially moving from renderings to reality. Read More...

A major chapter in Upper West Side cultural history is coming to a close. Read More...

A remarkable Holocaust-era work of artistic resistance will be presented on the Upper West Side this January, when Congregation Rodeph Sholom hosts "Underwater Cabaret: The Story of a Holocaust Survivor" … Read More...

The New York Historical has announced that its long-anticipated new Tang Wing for American Democracy will open to the public on June 18, 2026. Read More...

A new documentary short is putting a longtime Upper West Side household in the spotlight. Read More...

The New York Historical (at 170 CPW)–which until recently was called the New-York Historical Society–will introduce a new monthly lecture program called Breakfast University beginning Read More...

After nearly two decades of darkness, the Metro Theater on Broadway and West 99th Street appears to finally be getting a second act. Read More...