Serving as a ball boy at the U.S. Open is a family affair for Bounds.

Upper West Sider Alexander Kovacevic plays his second round doubles match on Monday.

France’s Arthur Gea defeated Michael Zheng on Saturday evening in five sets.

The Columbia University alum is on to the third round of the U.S. Open.

Michael Zheng will play his U.S. Open second round match on Thursday afternoon.

Michael Zheng plays on Tuesday against Fabian Marozsan of Hungary.

Aleksander Kovacevic will play at 11 a.m. on Monday.

Meet Riverside Park staffers tomorrow, and explore the vehicles they can often be seen slowly and carefully driving through the park.

It’s the only slam where the people who are there truly reflect (to some extent) the population of the city.

The Savannah Bananas headline Arthur Ashe Kids Day at the National Tennis Center in Queens on Sunday.

The U.S. Open brought an ice cream truck to the Upper West Side on Tuesday.

There's lots going on along the Hudson River this weekend, including a barbecue-and-blues festival, a game night, and an oyster-conservation presentation.

The Summer for the City Festival Orchestra’s 2026 season comes to a close this weekend with free concerts on Friday and Saturday.

The 6th annual BAAND Together festival, offering interactive dance experiences for all ages -- no experience necessary! -- runs through Sunday at Lincoln Center.

The statue has been a neighborhood fixture for generations of Upper West Siders.

Spain plays Argentina in the World Cup final on Sunday, and there are plenty of places you can watch the game.

Here are some soccer-adjacent activities for World Cup fans (and non-fans) this weekend, plus a bonus event: a don't-miss concert next Thursday.

From fireworks to flyovers, there are lots of ways to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday right here in the neighborhood.

Join experts from Gotham Bat Conservancy in Riverside Park at 8 o'clock tonight to see nighttime wildlife, including local bats.

Paul Winter's 31st annual Summer Solstice celebration will be held at St. John the Divine tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. (Yes, you read that right.)