Rockaways beach exhibit features ping-pong tables
It may be the most unique-sounding ping-pong table ever. That’s because it has musical instruments embedded in it.…
Giant soccer ball sculptures celebrate art and sports
How did a giant soccer ball end up in front of El Museo del Barrio on Fifth Avenue…
National Design Collection on display on Upper East Side
A Polaroid camera, a funky phone, lamps, chairs and a thermostat. There are all examples of design over…
NYC Students help name trucks that keep art out of landfills
“Reusey Lucy” is the name. It’s a fully electric truck used by Materials for the Arts, also known…
New York Historical opens democracy-focused expansion
The newest addition to the Upper West Side’s cultural landscape invites visitors to explore everything from American democracy…
Forest Hills Stadium launches program to benefit nonprofit
Forest Hills Stadium has made a lot of memories over the years. Once home to the U.S. Open…
Popular performing arts festival returns to Prospect Park
When it started, Prospect Park wasn’t exactly the place New Yorkers wanted to hang out in at night…
Van Cortlandt Park Juneteenth celebration continues to grow
A Juneteenth celebration in the Bronx is returning for its sixth year with more music, more performers and…
New panoramic view from NYC building open to public
The city’s commissioner for the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, or DCAS, is a professed history nerd. So…
Knicks player stays connected to his Queens high school
It was quite a play. In Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and…
SummerStage celebrates 40 years with more than 60 shows
SummerStage returns to Central Park’s Rumsey Playfield and parks across the five boroughs this summer with more than…
6 receive Sloan Public Service Award from FCNY
On a hot Friday afternoon, Parks Department Monuments Conservation trainees were working hard giving some TLC to the…