Arts & Entertainment News – Page 4 of 192 – Bronx Times

A perfectly built snowman next to its twn snowman in a Brooklyn park

New York Family

How to Build the Perfect Snowman in NYC

Little girl is lying her belly as she goes down a hill on a sled in the snow.

New York Family

Where to Go Sledding in the NYC Area and Beyond

Arts & Entertainment

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

By Claude Solnik

Headshots of Arthur Avilés, Kayla Hamilton and Kwikstep.

Arts & Entertainment

Three Bronx dancers earn prestigious Dance/USA fellowships for community-driven work

By Emily Swanson

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More than a mall: Why Bay Plaza still feels like a community hub in the Bronx

By LaMont Jackson

nature

What’s happening | A nature walk, music, comedy, volunteer work and more

By Lauren Berardi

great performances

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

By Ethan Marshall

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Arts & Entertainment

Tickets now on sale for ‘The Orchid Show: Mr. Flower Fantastic’s Concrete Jungle’ at New York Botanical Garden

By Ethan Marshall

shabbat

What’s happening | A food crawl, Shabbat, poetry and more

By Lauren Berardi

Best Sensory-Friendly Indoor Activities in NYC for Special Needs Kids

New York Family

6 Best Sensory-Friendly Indoor Activities in NYC for Special Needs Kids

Best Indoor Things to Do in NYC This Winter Family-Friendly Activities

New York Family

15 Best Indoor Things to Do in NYC This Winter: Family-Friendly Activities

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Brooklyn Paper

NYC landmarks, including miniature Brooklyn Bridge, highlight Holiday Train Show at NYBG

A bartender at Throggs Neck's Made in Puerto Rico, pours a glass of homemade coquito, made with fresh ingredients and the Puerto Rican rum Don Q.

Food

What makes great Coquito? It’s less about the recipe and more about the company

By Sadie Brown

painting

What’s happening | Painting and photography classes, exercise and more

By Lauren Berardi

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Arts & Entertainment

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

By Lesley Cosme Torres

nature

What’s happening | Fitness, comedy, hikes and more

By Lauren Berardi

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New York Family

Explore Top Academic & STEM Camps

India Doris

Chef India Doris mixes heritage with global flavor at Markette in Chelsea

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Schneps Podcasts

Toni-Ann Sforza, COO of Municipal Credit Union, on Building Culture, Talent, and Growth

“The Serpent’s Skin," directed by Alice Maio Mackay, opens March 27 at the Alamo Drafthouse, Brooklyn.

Q&A: Trans filmmaker Alice Maio on her horror film ‘Serpent’s Skin’