Tag: events

Valentine's Day is coming up Saturday, and there are a few free events on the Upper West Side you should check out before you overpay for dinner.

It is our great pleasure to announce that West Side Rag is hosting its first-ever storytelling night at Gastronomie 491 on February 28 at 7 p.m.! West Side Storytellers will

Lincoln Square will be filled with food stations, concerts and performances on Monday evening for the Winter's Eve festival.

Steven Heller moderates a panel discussion this Thursday at the Bard Graduate Center about the art and business of illustration with illustrators George Bates, Peter de Sève and Barbara Nessim.

Broadway will be closed starting at noon from 86th to 96th street for the 23rd annual Broadway Fall Festival, a street fair. The Avon Breast Cancer Walk will also

The food festival in Central Park Friday night organized by Brooklyn group Smorgasburg was such a mess that the organizers have made a public apology.

A special event will be held Sunday at the pool in the Lincoln Center plaza to mark the International Day of Peace and kick off the U.S. General Assembly.

Several Sunday events on the UWS this weekend will result in street closures, and any cars left on the streets will be towed. A massive march to raise awareness about climate change

Do you smell the scent of pumpkin lattes in the air? Just wait, it will soon be wafting around, and you'll be wearing your light fall sweaters and jeans like you're in a brochure for a prep school in New England.

The Metropolitan Opera will screen 10 of its operas in the plaza at Lincoln Center starting this week. In a twist, the opera plans to host a movie showing on

Central Park's annual outdoor film festival starts on Monday with a classic flick beloved to anyone who spent their childhood wanting to grow up, and then realized

New Yorkers generally flee the city in late July and August. Maybe it's the humidity, or the reeking garbage, or the mosquitoes, or did we mention the humidity? But there's at least

Folk hero and activist Pete Seeger died in January, and his children have helped put together a five-day festival starting Thursday to honor his legacy.

Check out two events series in the neighborhood that will run through August.

Make Music New York, an annual citywide summer music festival, will put on concerts at 21 venues in the neighborhood on Saturday, featuring several different music genres.

Two summer-long performance series get underway this Sunday, with a music series at the Harlem Meer near the Northern edge of the park and a kid-friendly music and

Summer on the Hudson is picking up at Riverside Park, with free pilates, yoga, tai-chi and kayaking.

The temperature is supposed to be in the 80's this weekend, and there are several outdoor events around

This Saturday Symphony Space on West 95th street is putting on a very special event. Its annual Wall to Wall festival will feature cabaret performances, hosted

Crafts on Columbus, the arts and crafts show on Columbus Avenue from 77th street to 81st, is set to close for good next month after losing its permit from the city. The community