Live, Socially Distanced Theater in Central Park
Live, socially-distanced theater is taking place in Central Park on Saturdays from 1-4pm through September.
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Category: Arts & Entertainment
Upper West Sider Calls on Artists to Submit Work For Empty Columbus Avenue Storefronts
In a move to revitalize the Upper West Side this fall, an Upper West Sider is seeking artist submissions to fill empty storefronts on Columbus
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Museum Reopenings
A sense of normalcy will soon return for UWS art lovers, as several museums have announced upcoming reopening plans.
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“Women’s Rights Pioneers Monument” Unveiled in Central Park
On the morning of August 26, the “Women’s Rights Pioneers Monument” was unveiled on Central Park’s Literary Walk.
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Welcome To “The Last Hotel”
The author’s father, Benjamin Pilcer, managed the ENDICOTT APTS, a residential hotel on 72nd Street, corner of Columbus Avenue, for over thirty years. This excerpt
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Birds on Broadway to Fly Away
The Birds on Broadway, designed by Nicolas Holiber and displayed along the Broadway Malls, will be removed beginning tonight, the Broadway Mall Association has announced.
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Landmark at 57 West Closing
The Landmark at 57 West is closing for good, Indiewire reports, after the theater company couldn’t agree on terms with the landlord, the Durst Corporation.
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Bette Midler Writes Children’s Book About Central Park’s Mandarin Duck
Bette Midler’s new book, The Tale of the Modern Duck: A Modern Fable, will become available on February 16, 2021. This will be Midler’s debut children’s book.
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Signage Up For Stage Delicatessen: Is Mrs. Maisel Coming Soon?
A sign for Stage Delicatessen is up at the former Artie’s at 2290 Broadway, between 82nd and 83rd Streets. This most likely means a number
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David Blaine will Fly Across the Hudson River with Balloons
David Blaine’s next big stunt, and also his first big stunt in ten years, will involve flying with helium-filled balloons across the Hudson River, from
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