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Bronx kids from Police Athletic League take part in Cultural Day event

By Ethan Marshall

A cropped image of Alice Grullon's self-portrait, "June 4, 2020: NYPD's Ambush Of Peaceful Bronx Protesters Was 'Executed Nearly Flawlessly," City Leaders Agree," (2020).

Making room for self-expression at the Bronx Museum of the Arts

By ET Rodriguez

Closeup of a chef at a street food market preparing a taco. Bronx Night Market.

BT Weekender: Five things to do in the Bronx this weekend

By Ashlynn Perez

Easter decoration with crafted Easter bunny and eggs in the wicker basket. Spring Easter composition.

BT Weekender: Five things to do in the Bronx this weekend

By Ashlynn Perez

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What’s Happening | Night markets, garden-bound storytelling, traditional Dominican music and more

By Jill Tuthill

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the Throggs Neck St. Patrick's Day Parade this Sunday.

BT Weekender: Five things to do in the Bronx this weekend

By Ashlynn Perez

nature adventures – group of friends walking in forest with backpacks

What’s Happening: Bronx-based filmmaker meetups, goodbye-to-winter hikes and more!

By Jill Tuthill

Students and others pose at the McDonald's where the art contest was held.

Millenium Art Academy High School students participate in McDonald’s art contest

By Bronx Times

Bronx Music Podcast – episode 1

BronxTalk host Gary Axelbank launches new Bronx Music Podcast

By Steven Goodstein

Outdoor activity concept, Female artist painting on canvas with paintbrush and watercolor in garden

BT Weekender: Five things to do in the Bronx this weekend

By Ashlynn Perez

Sculptor Augusta Savage in her studio working on her 1939 New York World's Fair monument Lift Every Voice and Sing.

Caribbean Life

New documentary on influential Harlem Renaissance artist launches in honor of Black History Month

What’s Happening: Arthur Avenue stand-up, scavenger hunts, jazz and more

By Jill Tuthill

Morris Park resident and artist Lovie Pignata begins carving her piece, 'Smitten', from a block of ice during the Governors Island Ice Sculpture Show. 'Smitten' will be recreated in Times Square for viewing for Valentine's Day.

Morris Park artist’s ice sculpture design to be featured in Times Square for Valentine’s Day

By Ashlynn Perez

What’s Happening: Watch the Big Game at Bronx Brewery, Bronx is reading and Riverdale stitchery circle

By Jill Tuthill

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Week in Rewind: Get married at Bronx White Castle, head to Longwood Art Gallery exhibition, Lehman unveils new nursing center, Mega Millions ticket sold in South Bronx and more

Compiled by Seamus Higgins

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What’s Happening: Lunar New Year crafts, Storytime with Sharee Miller and ‘Merengue Con Amor 2’ at Lehman Performing Arts Center

By Seamus Higgins

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LEGO Animals Take Over Old Westbury Gardens This Spring

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LEGO Animals Take Over Old Westbury Gardens This Spring

Speaker Julie Menin announced a new Advisory Group on Housing Affordability aimed at reevaluating construction codes she said are outdated and stunt housing development.

‘Lots’ of potential: Menin says City Council will launch advisory group to cut red tape, develop small vacant sites for new housing

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Gov. Kathy Hochul, seen here at the Stonewall National Monument in February, is facing calls to expand an HIV/AIDS housing assistance program in the state.

Dozens of groups call on Hochul to expand HIV/AIDS housing assistance beyond NYC