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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

West Side Rag readers can attend a free screening of the movie When the Game Stands Tall, a true story about a football coach who led an obscure team

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.

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.

Riverside and Central Parks have some fun events on tap the next two weeks.

Grudge Match, starring Sylvester Stallone and Robert DeNiro, doesn't hit theaters until Christmas Day. But the

Here are six reasons why the Time Warner Center's Holiday Under the Stars show, which was recently installed, is clearly Manhattan's greatest holiday display.

This week, there are lots more concerts going on at Juilliard, and all of the events listed below are free!

Juilliard will host another packed week of free events on the Upper West Side.

Riverside Park will once again host Movies Under the Stars, its outdoor movie series on Pier 1 at 70th street. The series kicks off on Wednesday night starting around 8:30 p.m. with the showing of Gold Diggers of 1933. Here's a description: "Millionaire turned composer Dick Powell rescues unemployed Broadway ...

As part of the Winter's Eve festival on Monday, the Film Society of Lincoln Center is showing the hit 1982 movie Annie three times during the day, at 2:30, 5 and 7:30 p.m. The free showings are at the Elinor

Reebok Sports Club, one of the most extravagant gyms in the Western hemisphere let alone the Upper West Side, is offering a free month's worth of once-a-week morning rooftop yoga starting this Tuesday. Every Tuesday morning at 7 a.m. a different instructor will lead you in saluting the sun on ...

The Titanic set sail from England 100 years ago this week, and not even Leonardo DiCaprio could adequately tell its amazing and tragic story. This Thursday at 8:30 p.m., actors/writers Duncan McCargo and Stephanie Winters will retell the story in the passenger's own words in a free premiere performance at ...

West Side Rag columnist Malcolm Carter sent us this photo of the Ben & Jerry's on 104th Street and Broadway. As part of an annual tradition, the ice cream company is giving out free ice cream cones today until 8 p.m. The 104th Street store is the only one in ...

It's a not-so-secret secret among theater and opera fans: there are lots of inexpensive tickets available to see some great performances at Lincoln Center. In fact, it can be just about as cheap to catch a show at the Metropolitan Opera as it is to see a movie at the ...

The Say Cheese restaurant at 142 West 83rd Street we wrote about a couple of weeks ago has opened, and it was giving away free sno-cones and s'mores on Sunday to celebrate its grand opening. Sno-cones can be a tough sell when the temperature is 20 degrees, but people tend ...

A choir of Icelandic women who sing with pop star Björk is coming to the Upper West Side on Monday to perform a free concert at West-Park Presbyterian Church at 165 West 86th Street. The concert starts at 7 p.m. and the doors open at 6 p.m. The group, called ...

Wouldn't be great to meet your neighbors? At least the ones who aren't crazy/mean? Well, this is your week, with lots of events to draw out Upper West Siders, from an appearance by an author who took pictures of the Upper West Side from the air, to afternoon happy hours ...

This week, the Museum of Natural History is holding its 35th annual Margaret Mead Film Festival, showcasing international documentaries and talks with the people who made the films. The museum is using the occasion to show a retrospective of some of the best films from the past 35 years and ...