August 15, 2012 Weather: Afternoon Thunderstorms, High of 82 Degrees.
Read moreDetailsAugust 15, 2012 Weather: Afternoon Thunderstorms, High of 82 Degrees.
Read moreDetailsLincoln Center has released the schedule for its amazing summer festival Lincoln Center Out of Doors, which starts this coming week. It's full of great free events, most of them outdoors. We'll have more on this, but for now check out the schedule and press release: CALENDAR OF EVENTS July ...
Read moreDetailsLincoln Center began showing a film today with a very unique premise: it is made up of images from films that show clocks and watches, and the minutes displayed in the film correlate to the minutes of the days we are living. "The Clock" will be on view at the ...
Read moreDetailsJuly 2, 2012 Weather: Mostly Sunny, High of 90 Degrees.
Read moreDetailsJune 7, 2012 Weather: Isolated Thunderstorms, High of 76 Degrees.
Read moreDetailsThe Upper West Side is getting a new bridge tonight. No, it won't get you to Jersey, and who wants to go there anyway. Lincoln Center is installing a bridge over 65th Street as part of its $1.2 billion redevelopment. The bridge will link the somewhat disparate campuses on either ...
Read moreDetailsIt'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 ...
Read moreDetailsJust about every Thursday night, the David Rubenstein Atrium on Broadway between 62nd and 63rd Streets hosts free concerts sponsored by Target and some other organizations. On a few Saturdays, the Atrium also hosts Meet the Artist Saturdays, which tend to be family-friendly. Below, we've posted the schedule for the ...
Read moreDetailsA truly amazing scene unfolded at Lincoln Center late on Thursday night as Philip Glass' opera "Satyagraha" let out and the crowd filtered from the Metropolitan Opera House. People from Occupy Wall Street stood at the bottom of the steps below Lincoln Center's central plaza imploring the crowd leaving the ...
Read moreDetailsFamed composer Philip Glass has never simply gone with the flow, and that's one reason he's a pioneer. On Thursday night, he's expected to make another unique statement: protesting outside of his own opera Satyagraha on its last night at Lincoln Center as part of the "Occupy" movement. The protest, ...
Read moreDetailsOn Monday starting at 5:30 p.m., the Upper West Side will be brimming with entertainment and food for the Winter's Eve festival, a celebration put on every year by the Lincoln Square Business Improvement District. The festival starts with a Christmas tree lighting and continues for hours with musical performances, ...
Read moreDetailsOctober 19, 2011 Weather: Rain, High of 64 Degrees.
Read moreDetailsWere you waiting with bated breath for the protests that hit Wall Street to come to the Upper West Side? Well, wait no longer.
Read moreDetails“Think,” in spite of some visually arresting features, is experienced mostly as didactic telling rather than as immersive showing, a public relations display that defines its own chest-beating in vague terms.
Read moreDetailsOn Friday, the long wait for the Black Eyed Peas to play their big concert in Central Park will be over. The first date was rained out, but the weather looks clear (partly cloudy) for this Friday, so get ready to stomp around the Great Lawn.
Read moreDetailsThe kids from Juilliard are back for the new school year, and that means that Upper West Siders have another venue to enjoy great free music and dance performances again. The music and dance school kicks off the new school year with a free jazz concert Monday at the Peter ...
Read moreDetailsA new cafe just opened in the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center, and it could change your feelings about movie theater food forever. Instead of the usual butter-drenched popcorn and soda
Read moreDetailsSeptember 14, 2011 Weather: Isolated Thunderstorms, High of 80 Degrees. Notices: Councilwoman Gale Brewer is surveying Upper West Siders about their thoughts on the Columbus Avenue protected bike lanes. Fill out the survey here. Margaret Marrer, a 7th grade teacher from the Upper West Side, is posting to a blog ...
Read moreDetailsPeople in the industry will try to tell you that Fashion Week is not all that glamorous, but they’re lying: it is. Not for me necessarily, though
Read moreDetailsThe 10th anniversary of September 11 is coming up on Sunday, and events are being held throughout the city in remembrance of the terrorist attacks. We've listed 10 events below that give New Yorkers different ways of commemorating the events, almost all of them in and around the Upper West ...
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