Category: Arts & Entertainment
Ballet Hispánico, the “largest Latinx cultural organization in the United States,” will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a street renaming ceremony right outside its headquarters (167 West 89th Street) this …
If you’ve been making your rounds by Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall lately, you’ve probably noticed that with each new day comes a fresh new visual through the glass. The …
Craft New York will be taking place at Lincoln Center’s Damrosch Park (62nd between Columbus and Amsterdam avenues) on Saturday, October 1 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday, …
Want to participate in Halloween this year but not sure how? Upper West Sider Mike Matthews is bringing his Halloween Door Decorating Competition back to the neighborhood, and it might …
A handful of street fairs are lined up, which means the streets of the Upper West Side will soon be lined with gyros, beaded necklaces, bouncy houses and more. Approximately …
The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan’s fall film season is in full swing. Moviegoers can either purchase a season pass for $90 or choose from the following screenings: Last Flight Home …
At long last, the TKTS Discount Booth at Lincoln Center has reopened. And just in time for Broadway’s (and Off Broadway’s) busy season.
Following her 5,000 mile trek around Europe for The Walk Project, Little Amal — a giant puppet representing a 10-year-old Syrian refugee — has arrived in the Big Apple for …
Vacant since 2006, the Metro Theater at 2626 Broadway (between 99th and 100th streets) is being transformed into a brand new, multi-screen theater serving drinks and entrees. Advertisement While a …
On the prowl and raising awareness for environmental and jaguar preservation, Artery — “a social enterprise that runs art exhibitions to raise awareness and funds for NGOs dedicated to fighting …
