Charlie Brown is depressed and he can’t figure out why! It’s Christmas after-all but to…
Read More →Exciting news from Kings Theatre who just announced a bunch of fun events to their…
Read More →Looking for a new place to explore with your kiddos? Then you’ve got to check…
Read More →Your story is powerful. It’s time to tell it. Join Tami McCarthy of KAHLO Collective and Serena…
Read More →Getting into the city can be a challenge to watch a show. Luckily, there’s…
Read More →Exciting production news from Triskelion Arts in association with Vangeline Theater presents Eternity 123 —…
Read More →River’s Edge Theatre Company presents “Riverside Haunts”, a spooky storytelling performance that seamlessly blends Hudson…
Read More →It’s really hard to get away. Of course COVID is a factor in this, but…
Read More →The historic Capital Theatre is ready to re-open this week with a full line-up of…
Read More →Celebrate the culture and pride of Africa at the Wakanda 4Ever Celebration in Mount Vernon,…
Read More →Broadway shut down on Mar 12, 2021. And while the world is continuing to shift…
Read More →Five of New York City’s most acclaimed dance companies—Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater,…
Read More →Exciting news from City Parks Foundation with the announcement of the 2021 season of Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage, New York City’s largest free outdoor performing arts festival. This year’s festival…
Something’s blooming in the Meatpacking District and it’s a bounty of flowers at L.E.A.F. Held on Saturday, June 12th from 11AM-7PM and Sunday, June 13th from 11AM-6PM, the celebration will spotlight floral…
Venturing to the Bronx Little Italy is always a fun adventure. A few weeks ago, we headed down to the Bronx to check out the KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature exhibit at the New…
It has been a long year but during this time, it’s also been a period of creation and reflection for so many artists. A new exhibit, “Together apART: Creating During COVID,” currently…
Finding moments of zen in one’s day is incredibly hard, especially during a pandemic! With life slowly getting back to “normal,” or a version of a new normal it’s so important to…
On March 27, 2021, Sony Hall, a multi-genre live venue located in the heart of New York City, will celebrate its third anniversary. Sony Hall features one-of-a-kind performances enhanced by Sony technology to provide music fans with an unrivaled…
Last year, before COVID, my family and I took some incredible pictures in Jane Goodrich‘s studio. As an award-winning, New York-based photographer, Jane is renowned for her newborn and children’s photography — …
One of our fondest holiday memories of 2019 was a visit to the LuminoCity Festival on Randall’s Island. We were instantly in awe, immersed into their wonderland of lights — representing different…
We’ve all adapted the best we can to the “new normal.” And as someone who loves to run around the city and Westchester with my kids, it’s been quite an adjustment to…
The holiday season came and went. But in between the magic (or the madness) there was the lull between Christmas and New Year’s where I enjoyed some time off and tons of…
We had the best time at the LuminoCity Festival last year, and were instantly mesmerized by the magical this world filled with art, lights, and cool displays. They just announced that they…
To celebrate Halloween, the American Museum of Natural History is offering a range of family-friendly online programming covering topics like “spooky” insects like scorpions, spiders, and roaches; bat ecology and biodiversity; and…
