Category: Arts & Entertainment

Celebrating Morningside Park’s “Reclining Liberty” Statue

Mike Mishkin April 2, 2022 Arts & Entertainment, Events 5 Comments

Zaq Landsberg’s “Reclining Liberty” statue has lived in Morningside Park since last spring. It will be relocated on April 22, but a celebration of Zaq’s Read More...

Zabar’s History, Recipe Book to be Released in May

E.L. Danvers March 30, 2022 Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink 2 Comments

Everything you ever wanted to know about Zabar’s will be available at your fingertips this May. Lori Zabar, the late granddaughter of the gourmet marketplace’s Read More...

Richard Gilder Center Will Open Next Winter, Says AMNH — New Renderings, Details

Mike Mishkin March 29, 2022 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

The American Museum of Natural History has announced that the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation will be opening next winter — and Read More...

Hulu Announces ‘Only Murders’ Season 2 Premiere Date

Bobby Panza March 25, 2022 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

Hulu announced on Friday that its immensely popular mystery-comedy series, Only Murders in the Building, will return for its season two premier on June 28, 2022. Read More...

A Russian Theater Director Lands on the UWS; Here’s His Story

Hazen Cuyler March 21, 2022 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

When the invasion began, The Russian Arts Theater and Studio, located at 165 West 86th Street, voiced its support of Ukraine and its opposition to Read More...

West Side Community Garden Announces Music in a Garden and Annual Tulip Fest

Bobby Panza March 13, 2022 Arts & Entertainment 2 Comments

With spring around the corner, the West Side Community Garden (123 West 89th Street) has shared details about two of its beloved annual events: Music Read More...

RELEASED: Renderings of New David Geffen Hall, Slated for October 2022 Opening

Mike Mishkin March 9, 2022 Arts & Entertainment 3 Comments

Lincoln Center has announced that the new David Geffen Hall will open in October 2022, two years ahead of the originally anticipated reopening date. The Read More...

New Doc Reveals UWS as Skateboarding Sanctuary of ’80s and ’90s

Bobby Panza March 6, 2022 Arts & Entertainment 3 Comments

If you love Upper West Side history, Greg Navarro’s new nine-and-a-half-minute documentary provides viewers with a unique perspective of the neighborhood during the ’80s and Read More...

Art on the Ave Returns this Spring

Bobby Panza March 2, 2022 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

The second coming of Art on the Ave will be returning to empty storefronts on the Upper West Side this April. This year’s theme is Read More...

Met Opera Opens with Ukrainian National Anthem, Parts Ways with Pro-Putin Performers

Bobby Panza March 2, 2022 Arts & Entertainment 10 Comments

Monday commemorated opening night for the Metropolitan Opera’s premier of Giuseppe Verdi’s Don Carlos. To commence the event, the cast joined together on stage and Read More...