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Pelham Bay’s Artful Attic providing much-needed art space in the Bronx

By Robbie Sequeira

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‘Bronx Babe’ returns with highly anticipated one-woman show

By Steven Goodstein

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New mural dedicated to Black activist women’s labor on view

By Jason Cohen

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Image Theatre to hold community engagement workshop about the COVID vaccine

By Bronx Times

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Fine art photographer showcases ‘global majority’ collections at Manhattan College

By Bronx Times

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NYC announces Off-Broadway in the Boros Fest

By Bronx Times

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Middle schools unveil youth mural with ribbon-cutting event

By Bronx Times

TADA! Youth Theater Cast of Original Musical HEROES 2021

Bronx youth featured in TADA! original musical

By Bronx Times

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Act4Change to hold in-person show

By Bronx Times

BP Diaz Awards The Woodlawn Cemetery & Conservancy, Joe Conzo Jr., Kid Kapri and Sal Abbatiello at Bronx Week 2021 celebration

By Mauro DeLuca

MS 180 hosts 11th annual talent show to benefit Smile Train

By Bronx Times

Rona in The BX: Healing & Wellness Rainbow of Desire Project

By Bronx Times

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Bronx’s Gun Hill Brewing leads nationwide collaboration to help arts workers

By Jason Cohen

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Studio 3 NYC hopes to provide a space for artists in the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Actor teaches Bronx kids about debate, public speaking, and improv

By Jason Cohen

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Belmont native creates pandemic themed show, The Honeyzoomers

By Jason Cohen

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