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lgbt

What’s happening | LGBT Expo, book festival, art and more

By Lauren Berardi

Zoo goers can enjoy sampling over 100 different beers, wines and seltzers at the adults-only Brew at the Zoo party on Friday the 13th.

Brew at the Zoo returns with beer, music, and wildlife fun

By Bronx Times

art

What’s happening | Art, Pride Month celebrations and more

By Lauren Berardi

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CM Salamanca, District Leader Perez and Acacia Network presenting Pre-Summer Kick-Off Concert

By Ethan Marshall

tour

What’s happening | Tours, pride celebrations and more

By Lauren Berardi and Ethan Marshall

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Riverdale

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

By Ethan Marshall

concert

What’s happening | Concerts, Pride Month celebrations and more

By Lauren Berardi

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

art

What’s happening | Art workshops, plantings, Memorial Day celebrations and more

By Lauren Berardi

Movie theater during the screening of an animated movie

Movies

Catch a flick at the Bronx Library Center for the Bronx Week Film Festival

By Sadie Brown

anti-prom

What’s happening | An anti-prom, fun in the park and more

By Lauren Berardi

bronx county chorus

Arts & Entertainment

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

By Ethan Marshall

mother's day

What’s happening | Mother’s Day celebrations, Gospel, scavenger hunts, art projects and more

By Lauren Berardi

Arts & Entertainment

Youth activism and local filmmaking take center stage in Bronx this weekend

By Emily Swanson

festival

What’s Happening | Festivals, crafts and more

By Lauren Berardi

earth day

What’s happening | Earth Day celebrations, art, park activities and more

By Lauren Berardi

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