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Concert view of a saxophone player with vocalist and musical jazz band in the background

Arts & Entertainment

New Golden Hour music festival to come to Plaza33 in Midtown this summer

Posted on May 9, 2025

Classical style painting by KOZO

KOZO’s latest works radiate devotion, strength and sacred modernity

Posted on May 8, 2025

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Art, drinks and ‘White Lotus’: Scooter LaForge’s upcycled tees wow at the W Hotel

Posted on May 7, 2025

Joe Coleman with Whitney Ward for Carnival burlesque show

Soho

Burlesque and blood: Joe Coleman’s ‘Carnival’ opens with a roar in SoHo

Posted on May 7, 2025

Jane Walentas Way Street Co-Naming Ceremony

Brooklyn Paper

Waterfront wonder: Brooklyn street renamed ‘Jane Walentas Way’ in honor of late artist, cultural pioneer

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Brooklyn Paper

Met Gala ‘antithesis,’ the People’s Ball celebrates style for all at Brooklyn Public Library

A rendering of Path of Liberty: That Which Unites US.

Arts & Entertainment

Lenny Kravitz to be part of ribbon-cutting for new ‘Path of Liberty’ exhibition celebrating what unites America

Posted on May 5, 2025

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100 years behind the lens: Iconic camera brand Leica celebrates a century of moments during Manhattan event

Posted on May 4, 2025

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Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn Mirage cancels much-anticipated reopening after failing to meet city standards

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QNS

Rockaway Theatre Company to debut world premiere of new dark comedy ‘The Value’

Silhouette of people talking at NYC photo art fair AIPAD

Point and shoot: Intimate talks and iconic works make this art fair a must for photo lovers

Posted on April 30, 2025

Ron English displays his toys

Nolita

Artists give toys new meaning at Nolita gallery

Posted on April 29, 2025

Nothing Really Matters bar, where you can get drinks based on The Great Gatbsy

‘The Great Gatsby’ goes underground: Broadway meets NYC’s hidden culinary scene

Posted on April 29, 2025

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Brooklyn Paper

Open Stages music festival returns to Park Slope’s stoops and sidewalks on May 10

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Brooklyn Paper

Reworked Runway turns Brooklyn roller rink into sustainable fashion showcase

Capoeira

QNS

Capoeira celebration brings three days of Afro-Brazilian culture to Queens

"Luxury Life Original on Wood" by Nelson De La Nuez

Nelson De La Nuez’s ‘Made in America’ promises pop, precision and provocation

Posted on April 24, 2025

prospect park monuments to motherhood sculpture

Brooklyn Paper

New Prospect Park sculpture ‘Monuments to Motherhood’ celebrates caregivers

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Brooklyn Paper

Cassette tapes make a comeback at the first-ever NYC Tape Fair in Bushwick on April 27

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QNS

Hello Kitty Cafe Truck to stop in Flushing for one-day appearance on May 3

Balloon art aficionado Joel Klein with a portrait of himself

‘The Balloon Banksy’: Meet Joel Klein, who has been delighting Tribeca with a twist of balloon art

Posted on April 23, 2025

bargemusic new home

Brooklyn Paper

After 50 years on the river, Bargemusic comes ashore in Brooklyn Bridge Park

crowd at family style food festival

Brooklyn Paper

Family Style Food Festival to make New York City debut at Industry City

jane's walk

QNS

Explore NYC neighborhoods during Jane’s Walk 2025, May 2–4

Collector’s Night at the Guggenheim for Rashid Johnson’s "Black & Blue" arrived as a full-throated incantation.

Arts & Entertainment

Rashid Johnson at the Guggenheim: A night of velvet thunder and sacred swagger

Posted on April 17, 2025

Purple Chasuble by Magne Furuholmen, 2022

Arts & Entertainment

Esper Lucat (Deluxe Edition): A radiant collision of faith, form and Furuholmen

Posted on April 17, 2025

Brian Croskey poses alongside his artwork 'Black Flower.' He recreated the piece, dedicated to his sister, during a Black History event on Rikers this year. The original proudly hangs in his sister's home.

Brooklyn

The art of confinement: Rikers Island detainees’ work goes on display in Brooklyn

Posted on April 15, 2025

summer concerts return to Forest Hills Stadium. (Photo by Astrida Valigorsky/Getty Images)

QNS

Summer concerts set to return to Forest Hills Stadium after NYPD approval

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Bronx Times

Bronx Children’s Museum unveils new exhibit honoring childhood journeys of Black baseball legends

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Brooklyn Paper

Di Fara Pizza launches frozen line, bringing Brooklyn icon to grocery stores

Support local street vendors by participating in the Street Vendor Scavenger Ques

QNS

New Yorkers invited to join citywide scavenger hunt supporting street vendors

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Brooklyn Paper

Meet the makers: ‘Spirited Women’ celebrates female trailblazers of the cocktail world

Art: "Blue Rhapsody" by Hunt Slonem

Art as rebellion, art as refuge: The last true luxury in a volatile world

Posted on April 10, 2025

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Brooklyn Paper

10th annual Brooklyn Bookstore Crawl invites bookworms on a literary journey

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Brooklyn Paper

Deno’s Wonder Wheel Park opens April 13 with traditional ‘Blessing of the Rides’

Long Island New Years Eve Events 2024

LI Press

Billy Joel documentary ‘And So It Goes’ hits screens this summer

INTER's new exhibit takes you on an intergalactic adventure.

Soho

New INTER exhibit lets you explore space through imagination in Soho

Posted on April 8, 2025

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Bronx Times

Rising music stars make Bronx history with official Yankees anthem

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QNS

Explore the legacy of women in space at NYSCI’s new exhibit

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QNS

Catch award-winning pianist Dabin Ryu live at JCAL’s Thursday Night Jazz series

moonstruck house

Brooklyn Paper

‘Moonstruck’ house in Brooklyn Heights for sale for $14M

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LI Press

The Art of Endurance: Why True Wealth is Measured in Masterpieces

Three Graces by Gregg LeFevre

Arts & Entertainment

The neo-classical reimagined: Go inside Gregg LeFevre’s new solo exhibition in SoHo

Posted on April 3, 2025

Patti Smith and Manhattan artists band together with power of music hoping to save beloved Elizabeth Street Garden

Posted on April 2, 2025

smorgasburg in prospect park

Brooklyn Paper

‘More than just a place to eat’: Smorgasburg celebrates 15 years in Brooklyn with Jamaican sandwiches, Guatemalan coffee, and much more

Gone Girls

LI Press

Gone Girls: The strange timing of Netflix’s Long Island Serial Killer docuseries

severance marching band

Brooklyn Paper

The company (drum)line: Brooklyn marching band director brings the beats to iconic ‘Severance’ finale

Jeremy Wolff.

Arts & Entertainment

Jeremy Wolff brings his signature style to New York Art Expo

Posted on March 28, 2025

More from around NYC

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Permits filed for residential building with 28 units in Olinville

Liberty Avenue and 127th Street in South Richmond Hill was co-named "Majid Al Abidin Way" to honor a cornerstone of the community.

South Richmond Hill street co-named in honor of Masjid Al Abidin

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FlynnStoned Cannabis Company rolls out Bay Ridge’s biggest dispensary yet

The Manhattan skyline on Aug. 28, 2025.

What to do in queer NYC this weekend