A Month-Long Arts Festival Is Coming To Chinatown This October
Chinatown Arts Week has been celebrating art in Chinatown for the past 4 years, and this year their 5th iteration will be bigger and better than ever, extending to an…
Culture
Immerse yourself in NYC’s rich culture with these guides about museums and galleries, plays and musicals, pop-up art exhibitions, and everything in between.
200+ Of NYC’s Most Significant Buildings & Landmarks Will Be Open To The Public For One Weekend Next Month
Each year one weekend in October is dedicated to giving New Yorkers the chance to explore the city’s hundreds of significant and most noteworthy buildings and structures across the five…
The Garret Coctelería’s Immersive Pop-Up Is Honoring Día De Los Muertos
Day of the Dead (Dia De Los Muertos) is a two-day holiday that reunites the living and dead in…
Here’s How You Can See Jupiter In NYC Skies Tonight
The solar system’s largest planet will be visible in NYC skies tonight during the celestial phenomenon called opposition. According to…
Enjoy Melodious Live Jazz Sets At NYC’s Recently Reopened Smoke Jazz Club
After a pandemic-induced two-year hiatus, world-renowned Smoke Jazz Club, one of NYC’s premier live music venues, recently reopened, and it’s a must-visit for those looking to enjoy live jazz from…
A $1 Million Planetarium Is Coming To Queens By 2026
Exciting news for astrophiles, a massive planetarium is coming to Queens! According to New York Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianari, a $1 million state grant will fund Queens’ first-ever planetarium.
A Quick Guide To Your Rosh Hashanah And Yom Kippur High Holidays In NYC
Happy New Year! Sunday marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, which runs from sunset on Sunday, Sept. 25th until sundown on Tuesday, Sept. 27th. Following Rosh…
Beloved Late Actress Cicely Tyson Is Honored With Street Naming In Harlem
Over the weekend, the legendary actress Cicely Tyson was immortalized in Harlem: East 101st Street (between 3rd and Lexington Avenue) is now officially named “Cicely Tyson Way.” Tyson was born…
Queens To Open Their Version Of The High Line With New ‘Queensway’ Project
Mayor Eric Adams recently announced a multi-phase project and construction for Queensway, a 47-acre linear park to take over…
25 Things NYC Has, That No Other City Does
When it comes to New Yorkers, we’ll defend our city to the death. That’s because there’s so many amazing things in this city, that can only be found, felt, or…