Courtesy of Battery Park City Authority Program guide includes details of free events happening in Battery Park City from September through December From dance performances and a massive light art festival to special slate of events celebrating climate week, BPCA’s fall programming lineup has something for everyone to enjoy GetContinue Reading
Image Courtesy of NYC DOT Allotment Will Be Split Between Union Square East and Union Square West Signs Release Recognizes Union Square’s Historical Significance in Labor Movement A limited number of authentic Union Square street signs is on sale to honor Union Square’s historical significance to the labor movement. The release isContinue Reading
Photo credit: Autumn Glow Festival Autumn Glow makes Westchester County debut in New Rochelle, transforming the waterfront park into a glowing masterpiece of art and fun for the family. A glowing Glen Island Park is coming to the Westchester waterfront this fall as the Autumn Glow Festival transforms New RochelleContinue Reading
Image Courtesy of Tribeca Studios Marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Tribeca 25 features exclusive interviews with Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal and chronicles the remarkable story of the Tribeca Festival’s first 25 years—from a bold civic experiment to one of the world’s leading platforms for storytelling and culture. Tribeca Studios releasedContinue Reading
Holiday Train Show at the New York Botanical Garden. Photo: Christopher Postlewaite Approximately 8.1 Million Travelers Expected to Visit the Five Boroughs This Holiday Season From Iconic Traditions and Milestone Celebrations to New Experiences, New York City Shines All Season Long New York City Tourism + Conventions, the official destinationContinue Reading
Premiere includes a panel discussion with Carolyn Lukensmeyer, Dr. Sarah Sayeed, Josh Sabey and Michael Kimmelman On September 10, Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) will host the New York premiere of the documentary 9/11: Reclaiming Ground Zero (2026). A panel discussion with AmericaSpeaks founder Carolyn Lukensmeyer, Chair and Executive Director of theContinue Reading
The Climate Wall, a dynamic digital exhibit in the David S. and Ruth L. Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth, will be updated in September with a visualization sequence about El Niño. Alvaro Keding/ © AMNH This September, the American Museum of Natural History will launch a slate of programs and installations inContinue Reading
Alison Nguyen, Prior Occupants, 2026 (still). Courtesy of the artist. Nguyen’s Prior Occupants Unearths the Industrial and Cultural Histories of the High Line and Westbeth’s Past The High Line and CHANEL Culture Fund announced the upcoming world premiere of Prior Occupants, a new film by Alison Nguyen commissioned by theContinue Reading
Left: Gothic Sacrament House, Prague, Master Wenceslas, c. 1375. Iron, gilded. Prague, Saint Vitus Cathedral, Saint Wenceslas Chapel. Right: Spice Container, Germany, c. 1550. Silver: traced, pierced, cast, and parcel-gilt. The Jewish Museum, New York. Photo by Kris Graves JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN SACRED ART FROM MEDIEVAL THROUGH EARLY MODERN TIMES PRESENTED INContinue Reading
Image: Golden Festival, Reuben Radding, 2020 A City After Hours: Museum of the City of New York Announces Artists for New York Now: After Dark The Museum of the City of New York (MCNY) is pleased to announce the artists who will participate in its upcoming triennial exhibition, New York Now: AfterContinue Reading