Nonprofit Group Agrees to Buy Metro Theater for $7 Million
There may be light at the end of the tunnel for the Metro Theater, an embattled Upper West Side landmark that has been shuttered since
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Category: Arts & Entertainment
New-York Historical Society Announces Big Changes, Including a New Name
The New-York Historical Society has officially changed its name to the New York Historical.
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Documentary From UWS City Council “Sex Tape” Candidate Premieres in NYC
A leaked “sex tape” of an NYC Council candidate in the run-up to election day sounds like a plotline from “Scandal,” yet there turned out
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New York Choral Society Presents Voices Of Light— A Cinematic And Choral Tribute To Joan Of Arc
An Artistic Synthesis of Historic Cinema and Live Choral Performance at Alice Tully Hall
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Bring Your Furry Pals for Blessings at The Feast of St. Francis
It’s important to show gratitude to our animals for the love and companionship they bring, and this weekend is your chance to do just that!
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CMOM Announces 2028 Relocation Plans: New Renderings
The Children’s Museum of Manhattan (CMOM) has officially announced a timeline for its long awaited move to a brand-new location, a historic church on Central
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Giant Sculpture to be Installed in Dante Park this Weekend
On Saturday, a twenty-foot tall sculpture will be installed in Dante Park at 64th Street across from Lincoln Center.
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FREE Happy Hour + Live Jazz at Underground Speakeasy
Do you like live music, draft beer, and not spending money? If you answered yes to at least two of these, you should probably keep
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4 Things to Do on the Upper West Side this Weekend
A few ideas for your upcoming weekend:
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The 14th Annual “Table of Silence Project 9/11”
On Wednesday, September 11 at 8:05 a.m., Buglisi Dance Theatre presented the 14th annual “Table of Silence Project 9/11,” a profound public performance ritual and
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