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New Teatro Fest NYC play ‘Petra’ focuses on the intersection between mental health, relationships and survival

By ET Rodriguez Conversation…

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Arts & Entertainment

Raúl Carbonell returns as Héctor Lavoe for one-night concert at Lehman Center

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Teatro Fest NYC returns a spotlight on Latino performers with 24 shows citywide

By ET Rodriguez Conversation…

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Arts & Entertainment

What’s happening: An artist talk at Bronx Documentary Center, a tour of Hart Island and more

By Lauren Berardi Conversation…

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Get on your feet for Cardinal Spellman High School’s newest production

By ET Rodriguez Conversation…

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Mamdani breaks ground on East Harlem affordable housing and arts center in former NYPD parking lot

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company celebrates Lunar New Year at Hostos Center for the Arts & Culture

By Pauline Gallon Conversation…

Tribute to Johnny Pacheco featuring Fania Legends.

Arts & Entertainment

The Lehman Center for Performing Arts unveils their Spring 2026 lineup

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Arts & Entertainment

Bronx Museum opens “must-see” Seventh AIM Biennial show

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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Arts & Entertainment

Bronx Opera to perform Mozart’s ‘Idomeneo’ this February at Lehman College

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

Arts & Entertainment

Once a circus performer, now a Bronx playwright, Victor Vauban Jr. finds a new stage

By Claude Solnik Conversation…

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Great Performances to give out $5K grants to four 2025 Artist Fellowship awardees in ceremony at Mott Haven headquarters

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Acute Inflections performs intimate Jazz set at Sankofa Haus in the South Bronx

By Lesley Cosme Torres Conversation…

The senior class at Fordham High School for the Arts produced its first-ever, entirely student led production. A courtroom drama called "Reasonable Doubt," which tells the story of Elena Price who is on trial for the murder of her husband, London Price.

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Fordham High School for the Arts launches first student-produced, original play, ‘Reasonable Doubt’

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

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Powerful portraits of immigrant New Yorkers on display in Van Cortlandt Park

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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Caribbean Life

Oliver Samuels brings the laughter — America’s premiere backs Jamaica’s hurricane relief

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A man who pleaded guilty to attacking an Israeli tourist in Times Square in a hate crime days after the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack in Israel flashed the peace sign and smiled his way through his sentencing hearing on Tuesday.

Peace sign for a hate crime: Man grins and gestures during sentencing for antisemitic assault in Times Square

Schneps Podcasts

Dan Rattiner speaks to Joy Behar, Talk show host, and playwright’s Bonkers in the Boroughs – Episode 292

Joe Hickerson, the founder of Modern Health Code, sees new bathhouses as holding appeal for a wide range of ages and for tourists.

New non-profit looks to help pave the way for gay bathhouses to return to New York