A New Holiday Light Installation
As Winter’s Eve has been cancelled this year due to COVID-19, Lincoln Square BID is excited about a brand new, choreographed lighting display called Tumbling Read More...
Category: Arts & Entertainment
Three Upper West Side Kids Who Became Famous
If asked who has lived on the Upper West Side, almost anyone will answer “artists, writers, musicians and other creatives.” Right, of course. Specific remarkable Read More...
Macy’s 2020 Thanksgiving Day Parade to be Televised-Only
This Thanksgiving Day, no one has to rise early to stake out a good spot to watch the parade in person, a spokesperson for Macy’s Read More...
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New Documentary Chronicles Life of UWS Family
On Wednesday, November 18th, at 7pm, New York City Council Member Helen Rosenthal will introduce a virtual screening of Big Little Sis, a new documentary Read More...
Columbus Avenue Is Looking Better with These New Art Installations!
Dozens of art pieces are now installed and viewable inside Columbus Avenue storefronts and some businesses. Organizers of the new initiative – Art on the Read More...
Trey Anastasio’s Virtual Residency at the Beacon Theatre
For the past five Fridays, Trey Anastasio of the rock band Phish has been playing without an audience at the Beacon Theatre. It’s part of Read More...
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Holiday Under The Stars at The Shops at Columbus Circle
Beginning on November 9, The Shops at Columbus Circle’s “Holiday Under The Stars” will feature 14-foot stars which will blink to the rhythm of holiday Read More...
Violinist Serenades Voters on 84th Street
On Election Day, violinist and Broadway musician @suzyperelman performed near Frank McCourt High School at 145 West 84th Street. The unexpected street concert was seen and Read More...
CMOM Launches “Right To Vote” Exhibit
To commemorate the centennial of women’s suffrage, and the upcoming presidential election, a new installation at the Children’s Museum of Manhattan explores what voting is Read More...
Morningside Lights 2020: The Virtual Edition
The favorite neighborhood tradition, Morningside Lights, presented by the Arts Initiative and Miller Theatre at Columbia University, returned virtually this year with Harlem Night Song, inspired by Langston Hughes’ 1926 Read More...
