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The last time I took the 1, an upstanding citizen drove his motorcycle into the subway car. Why was he taking the train?

June is sublime/Sweet summertime

Bloomingdale has awarded more than $2 million in tuition assistance and aided thousands of families in pursuit of a musical education.

All I know is his name -- and that he was "killed in the war."

During my childhood, our family had acquaintances with an unusual living arrangement.

It is the oldest continuous concert series in the world, beginning June 13.

On May 21, the West Side Community Garden kicks off a vibrant season of free live music throughout the Upper West Side.

The longtime Ansonia Cleaners in the landmarked Ansonia building on West 74th Street is closing.

The joke rests on the subversion of expectations; a guarantee of poor quality is not quite how vendors market their services.

Denton Taylor took these photographs of the second annual Japan Day parade, celebrating Japanese culture, art, and tradition, on Central Park West.

The space expands and lightens your being. You immediately lose seven pounds.

In the past, if we were ever short of good copy for the Rag, I would turn to Mildred Alpern, a longtime contributor of poetry and photographs.

Led by a museum educator, captioned, it will feature works by deaf artists Francisco de Goya and David Hockney, among others. (sponsored)

A choral piece titled Search for Spring will be performed by five separate choirs, guided by a team of six conductors.

A home for artists with bold, original voices to make multidisciplinary, experimental works.

“It is so important for young musicians to perform with professionals, so they can model their behavior after them."

I might have stood there all night....but then I would have missed the butterflies!

If you are going to acquire art, it should be something that puts your head in a place you want it to be.

An art center for children from toddlers through high schoolers is opening on Amsterdam between 82nd and 83rd Streets.

A celebration of the female voice...and a hope that past artistry may serve as inspiration.

Two weeks ago, we asked you to identify seven of the Upper West Side’s most stunning residential entrances.

Important community information and a very special poem.

His days of leaps and triple knee spins may be past, but Victorio's reward is a calmer Sunday, teaching a new generation.

A woman and her granddaughter stopped in. The girl ended up having a first lesson. Now she can knit.

Madeleine L’Engle, author of one of literature’s most enduring works of fantasy fiction, lived in my very building on West End Avenue

The Gilder Center is that rare cultural experience that offers a satisfying experience for all ages, educating as it entertains.

Moving and redoing; a temporary gallery, a relocated vet, and a new dentist just in time for a boxing gym.

Thunderous pounding reverberated through the Japanese ambassador's residence last Friday as the press got a sneak preview of the second Japan Day Parade. 

One can have dinner and then walk across the room to their seat for a performance.