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perform

What’s happening | musical performances, recreational activities and more

By Lauren Berardi

A scenic spring landscape shows blooming daffodils in yellow and white, with flowering trees and two people walking in the background.

New York Family

8 Beautiful Botanical Gardens Right in New York City and on Long Island

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Arts & Entertainment

Mott Haven Reformed Church holding benefit concert March 2

By Ethan Marshall

project

What’s happening | art and science projects, plays and more

By Lauren Berardi

art

What’s happening | environmental adventures, arts and technology and more

By Lauren Berardi

restaurant week

Food

Column: Savor the Bronx restaurant week: Taste the flavors of the Bronx from Feb. 18-25

By Jilleen Barrett

Event goers can indulge in a variety of foods, including nacho fries at the Bronx Night Market.

Bronx Night Market returns this April with expanded weekly schedule

By Sadie Brown

valentine's

What’s happening | Valentine’s Day fun, creative sessions and more

By Ethan Marshall

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Arts & Entertainment

Bronx poet Roya Marsh celebrates launch of second book, “savings time”

By Emily Swanson

overfishing

What’s happening | receptions, lectures, conferences and more

By Ethan Marshall

education

What’s happening | Pub crawl, screenings, performances and more

By Ethan Marshall

community

What’s happening? | community groups, classes and more

By Ethan Marshall

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Arts & Entertainment

Acclaimed reggae documentary to make NYC premiere at Bronx Music Hall

By Emily Swanson

community

What’s happening | community events, workshops and more

By Ethan Marshall

Billy Joel singing at concert

AMNY

The ‘Piano Man’ and the Face: Billy Joel and Rod Stewart join forces for ‘One Night, One Stage’ at Yankee Stadium

bronx county chorus

Music

Bronx County Chorus now recruiting for spring 2025

By Ethan Marshall

More from Around NYC

LEGO Animals Take Over Old Westbury Gardens This Spring

New York Family

LEGO Animals Take Over Old Westbury Gardens This Spring

Attorney General Letitia James announced a lawsuit against Elon Musk and the Trump administration on Feb 14.

NY sues Trump admin after it pulls $73M in highway funding for not revoking non-citizen drivers licenses

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Schneps Podcasts

Max McNamara CEO and Co-Founder of Sky Cap Corp

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