Fireworks, swimming and live music are on tap this holiday weekend.

At a block-long Thursday night picnic on West 103rd Street, diners shared salad niçoise, prosecco, and friendship.

Whether you want to beat the heat with air conditioning, or brave it by venturing out, there's plenty to keep you occupied. 

"This is a grammar and road trip movie...fun and silly and full of grammar, but the heart of it is human connection."

It's Father's Day, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate in and around the neighborhood.

Bad Shabbos, a comedy co-written by UWSer Zack Weiner and starring Kyra Sedgwick, makes its nationwide premiere this weekend.

From the settings, to the actors, to the plot premise, 'Bad Shabbos' is about as Upper West Side as a film can be.

The Art Students League celebrates its 150th birthday with works by famous alumni such as Georgia O'Keefe, Winslow Homer, and Norman Rockwell.

An outdoor movie on an aircraft carrier, indoor movies on the UWS and classical music are on offer in the neighborhood. Let’s Weekend! 

There's stargazing on the 145th Street Lawn tonight, and a concert in Riverside Park on Sunday.

It could be a good weekend for a guided walk on the UWS, the Hippo Playground Spring Fair, or a James Gandolfini rom-com.

The years-long transformation of northeastern Central Park is celebrated this weekend with festivities around the Harlem Meer and new Davis Center.

Celebrate Easter, Earth Day, and spring springing everywhere you look on the UWS.

Whatever your religious persuasion, how could it be wrong to enjoy matzo toffee or chocolate bunnies?

Hazem Elgohary has purchased Silver Moon Bakery's ovens, mixers, ingredients, and supplies for the new operation.

Both Magic Flute and Good Night, and Good Luck resonate with today's turbulent political landscape.

It doesn't open til April, but this weekend is the time to go online and reserve tickets to the grandly renovated Frick Collection.

Coach Howie Endelman's Columbia Lions offer some top-tier tennis -- for free -- including a chance to see the nation's No. 1 collegiate player.

The northernmost precincts of the UWS lost a bakery and a bagel shop, but there's still plenty of pizza.

A play, politics, and a pop-up concert are some of your excellent local options.