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Though the final casting for Shakespeare in the Park’s Twelfth Night has yet to be announced, it has been confirmed by Central Park that the 2025 performances will return to the Delacorte Theater this summer.
The 2024 season was a little nontraditional after Shakespeare in the Park had to find new venues while the Delacorte Theater underwent a historic revitalization. Of course, the show must go on, so the free programming adapted with pop-up performances across the five boroughs. However, the Delacorte Theater will officially reopen this summer, just in time for the 2025 season....
The Weeknd is set to drop his highly anticipated new album “Hurry Up Tomorrow” on Friday, January 31st and to celebrate he’s debuting an immersive pop-up experience in NYC this weekend.
In collaboration with Spotify, the pop-up is set to feature both a themed art installation and retail shop commemorating the new album.
Fans will be able to walk through an experiential art installation that transports them through the mind of The Weeknd in his final act of this trilogy of albums.
As for the retail shop (which is open to the public with no signup required), it will feature...
Gansevoort Square is getting completely reimagined as New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) President and CEO Andrew Kimball announce the future vision to transform 66,000 square feet into affordable housing, new retail space, and a chance to expand the Whitney Museum of American Art and the High Line.
Located in the Meatpacking District, on Little West 12th Street between Washington Street and 10th Avenue, Gansevoort Square’s redevelopment is part of Mayor Adams’ “Manhattan Plan” to add 100,00 new homes within the...
It’s official: the iconic Bryant Park Grill, which has been operating in midtown since 1995, was not able to renew its lease and will soon be replaced by a Jean-Georges restaurant.
The news was made public by the Bryant Park Corporation’s president Dan Biederman during a Manhattan Community Board 5 earlier this week. During the forum, officials reportedly mentioned that the new operator will soon sign an 18-year-lease, hoping to open a full-service eatery by May of 2026.
The news doesn’t come as a full surprise: the parks department put out a request for proposals in...
The Jury Experience in NYC is an immersive courtroom experience where you’re not just watching the trial—you’re living it. Over the course of 60 minutes, an emotionally-charged hearing unfolds before your very eyes. You’ll find yourself on the jury as a key player, dissecting witness testimonies and carefully examining the evidence. But just when you’re ready to reach a verdict, the defense challenges all your assumptions with unpredictable twists.
On selected dates, this simulated courtroom drama is set to take place at Irondale in Brooklyn. There is limited...
L10 Arts and Cultural Center, the huge new multidisciplinary hub that just debuted at 10 Lafayette Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn, is set to completely change the neighborhood’s ethos.
The 65,000-square-foot will soon host a vast range of cultural programs and activities by four giant local institutions. Specifically, the destination is home to a brand-new branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, a gallery and performance space for the Museum of African Diasporan Art (MoCADA), a novel archival space and cinemas operated by the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and the...
Known for having the best hotels in the world, from luxury to budget, New York City has so many options for places to lay your head, whether it’s for a trip here or a staycation.
But, sometimes, finding just the right spot is difficult because of all the available options: that’s where the new Now Now NoHo comes in.
Opening on April 1, 2025, at 338 Bowery, this accommodation will be the first-of-its-kind sleeper cabin hotel, which means that its 180 rooms are small but “thoughtfully designed,” apparently combining the nostalgia...
Talk about artistic recycling: “Love Ever After,” a new 50-square-foot heart sculpture that is going to debut in Times Square on February 4, is made with over four dozen oyster cages.
Created by Pernilla Ohrstedt Studio and presented by Times Square Arts, the visually striking installation is a three-dimensional heart that changes color and shape as you move around it, “creating a tactile and human-scale experience on the plaza below the high-tech screens for which Times Square is famous,” reads an official press release.
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According to the Cervantes Institute, the largest organization in the world responsible for promoting the study and the teaching of Spanish language and culture, there are approximately 600 million Spanish speakers worldwide, and World Atlas adds that Spanish is the second most spoken language in NYC with almost 20% of residents speaking the language at home.
And now, as reported by Express.co.uk, experts have stated that Spanish is on track to replace English as the main language in the U.S. The outlet writes:
This country’s ties between Spain have been found to be much larger than...
City Year volunteers beautify Isaac Newton Middle School in East Harlem for annual day of service CBS News
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