Fall Films at the JCC: Watch the Trailers!
The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan’s fall film season is in full swing. Moviegoers can either purchase a season pass for $90 or choose from the
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TKTS Booth Reopens in Lincoln Center
At long last, the TKTS Discount Booth at Lincoln Center has reopened. And just in time for Broadway’s (and Off Broadway’s) busy season.
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A 12-Foot Puppet Will Be Walking Around the UWS this Weekend
Following her 5,000 mile trek around Europe for The Walk Project, Little Amal — a giant puppet representing a 10-year-old Syrian refugee — has arrived
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IT’S HAPPENING: Metro Theater Becoming New Theater, Will Offer Food + Drinks
Vacant since 2006, the Metro Theater at 2626 Broadway (between 99th and 100th streets) is being transformed into a brand new, multi-screen theater serving drinks
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Jaguar Parade Ascends at Tavern on the Green
On the prowl and raising awareness for environmental and jaguar preservation, Artery — “a social enterprise that runs art exhibitions to raise awareness and funds
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The 60th Annual New York Film Festival
September 30 marks opening night for the 60th annual New York Film Festival. Netflix drama White Noise starring Raffey Cassidy, Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig
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An Immersive Experience at Grimandi Art Gallery
Grimandi Art Gallery (988 Columbus Avenue between 108th and 109th streets) invites the public to a completely free interactive exhibit containing elements of 3D, 5D,
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Lincoln Center Announces Fall + Winter Lineup
It’s been a long time coming, but David Geffen Hall is finally reopening in October after undergoing its $550 million dollar renovation project. Coinciding with that,
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Encore Chorale Invites Seniors to Join Their Community in Song
It’s official. Summer is almost over, the kids and grandkids are going back to school, and for those over 55, now is the perfect time
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Behind the Art of the 81st Street – Museum of Natural History Subway Station
The American Museum of Natural History has been beloved by New Yorkers and visitors alike since its opening in 1869. Home to the iconic, 94-foot-long
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