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The Bronx Museum of the Arts hosts Seventh AIM Biennial open house

By Alice Moreno

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South Bronx Unite hosts Earth Day festival at Maria Sola Green Space

By Carol Chen

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Inside Bronxlandia: How one Bronx couple transformed an abandoned rail station into a cultural hub for local artists

By Karizma Jernigan

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Bronx Vegan Bazaar at center of growing vegan and healthy food movement in the Bronx

By Alice Moreno

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What’s happening | Poetry, meditation, stepping performances and more

By Lauren Berardi

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What’s going on during Bronx Week 2026: All events April 27 through July 11

By The Bronx Times

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A Bronx staple: How Egidio Pastry Shop preserves 100 years of tradition

By Bridgette Leahy

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What’s happening | Music, dancing, bugs and butterflies at the Bronx Zoo and more

By Lauren Berardi

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The first-ever City Island restaurant week is in full swing

By ET Rodriguez

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What’s happening | Comedy, birding, Earth Day and more

By Lauren Berardi

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Registrations now open for Bronx Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 golf tournament — last before Bally’s development

By Ethan Marshall

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Black women bookstore owners gather at The Lit Bar to celebrate their inaugural bookstore crawl

By Keke Grant-Floyd

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What’s new At Yankee Stadium in 2026? From Sushi to Chicken Drumstrick Ice Cream, here’s what to look forward to

By Jason Petrucci

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New Teatro Fest NYC play ‘Petra’ focuses on the intersection between mental health, relationships and survival

By ET Rodriguez

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What’s happening | Soul music, Easter and more

By Lauren Berardi

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Bronx-born, Brooklyn-based Pulitzer winner John Patrick Shanley debuts new play in NYC

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Speaker Julie Menin announced a new Advisory Group on Housing Affordability aimed at reevaluating construction codes she said are outdated and stunt housing development.

‘Lots’ of potential: Menin says City Council will launch advisory group to cut red tape, develop small vacant sites for new housing

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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