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Riverdale Choral Society invites singers to take part in ‘Summer Sing’ on June 18

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…
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Wakefield

‘Earl Moodie’s Way’ unveiled in Wakefield to honor reggae icon and community champion

By Christian Murray Conversation…
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What’s happening | Concerts, Pride Month celebrations and more

By Lauren Berardi Conversation…
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NY Philharmonic to perform in Van Cortlandt Park as part of free citywide concert series

By Christian Murray Conversation…
he Bronx Zoo will officially reopen its famed World of Darkness exhibit on Saturday, July 12, offering visitors a chance to experience the lives of nocturnal creatures in an immersive, reverse-light environment.
Arts & Entertainment

Bronx Zoo to reopen iconic ‘World of Darkness’ exhibit on July 12

By Sadie Brown Conversation…
Lifelong resident of the North Bronx, Gary Axelbank was honored at the Bronx Ball Saturday as the peoples' choice for the Bronx Walk of Fame, a fitting title as Axelbank has served the people of the borough for three decades as a broadcast journalist.
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Star Power and Bronx Pride Shine at 2025 Bronx Ball

By Sadie Brown Conversation…
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What’s happening | Art workshops, plantings, Memorial Day celebrations and more

By Lauren Berardi Conversation…
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Catch a flick at the Bronx Library Center for the Bronx Week Film Festival

By Sadie Brown Conversation…
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What’s happening | An anti-prom, fun in the park and more

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Bronx County Chorus to perform free spring concert celebrating American history and song

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…
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BronxNet host Gary Axelbank inducted into the Bronx Walk of Fame

By Emily Swanson Conversation…
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What’s happening | Mother’s Day celebrations, Gospel, scavenger hunts, art projects and more

By Lauren Berardi Conversation…
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Youth activism and local filmmaking take center stage in Bronx this weekend

By Emily Swanson Conversation…
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Bringing books to life: Fordham library hosts live show to promote reading in the Bronx

By Sadie Brown Conversation…
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Bronx Brewery can art acquired by Arab American National Museum

By Emily Swanson Conversation…
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What’s Happening | Festivals, crafts and more

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Taking a Broad View: Portrait Photography from the Collection
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Maya Ciarrocchi: LoopCurrent
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Nov. 21, 1 pm

Bronx Zoo’s Holiday Lights
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Feb. 27, 2027, noon

Bronx Charter School Fair & Kids Activity Expo
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News

  • Wakefield honors memory of 5-year-old Kashmir Marquis one year after street co-naming
  • A group of transportation advocacy groups sent a letter to likely Democratic House and Senate leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer asking them to rip up a Republican-authored surface transportation bill that cuts transit funding.NYC transportation advocates urge likely incoming Democratic leaders Jeffries and Schumer to toss bill slashing funding for public transit
  • Throggs Neck celebrates Bronx veterans at 42nd annual Veterans Day Parade
  • Riley Billingslea’s mother, Ketrice Riley, says she is outraged that her son's suspected killer may soon be released on bail from custody.Family of Brooklyn teen shot dead in the Bronx this summer fear his suspected killer may soon walk free
  • Police say Javits Frimpong, the 15-year-old immigrant teen who was shot to death on a Bronx street also had his bag stolen by a stranger as he ran from his killers.Teen suspect in fatal Bronx shooting of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong now in custody, sources say

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