The 20th Annual Central Park Conservancy Film Festival Runs August 15-18
Watching a free film outside in a New York City park with friends or family almost feels like a rite of passage
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Category: Arts & Entertainment
Netflix to Reopen The Paris Theater Next Month
It’s been a long time coming for fans of the kind of arthouse cinema that beloved Manhattan institution The Paris Theater (4 West 58th Street)
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Famous Bloomingdale Neighbors: A Public Art Exhibit on 108th Street
A new public art exhibit – sponsored by El Taller Latino Americano, NYC Parks, the Columbus Amsterdam BID and the Bloomingdale Neighborhood History Group (BNHG)
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Apthorp Cleaners is REALLY EXCITED to Celebrate ‘Barbie’ Movie
Debra Kravet has been running Apthorp Cleaners for about four decades, and the business has become a major local attraction for its seasonally rotating Barbie-infused
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A Roundup of Outdoor Entertainment on the Horizon
Summer is in full swing and that means it’s time for some outdoor fun. From family-friendly concerts to movie nights, the Upper West Side has
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Summer Jazz Kicks Off at Dante Park
With the first day of summer on June 21 came the opening installment of Free Summer Jazz Sensations at Dante Park.
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Endangered Animals Find Artistic Refuge on 79th Street
A tree on 79th Street has a new sweater.
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Celebrate the Summer Solstice with Outdoor Music and More
Wednesday, June 21 is the first day of summer, also known as the summer solstice – the longest day of the year. To celebrate the
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New Ways to Score Shakespeare in the Park Tickets
Free Shakespeare in the Park made its return to the Delacorte Theater on Saturday, June 10 with the highly anticipated premiere of Hamlet.
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Here’s Your Chance to Get Married in a Mass Wedding at Lincoln Center
Wedding season may already be picking up steam, but one ceremony is coming in hot for the title of “New York’s Biggest Day.”
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