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2Free things to do
87New spots
94New stories

Checked Sunday, September 6, before the 6 AM send.

This week in The Bronx

Four picks from this week's calendar. See all 4 events, day by day →

Opening Reception: Does This Taste Funny?

Wednesday 5pm · Lehman College Art Gallery · Free

Brady Court Flea Market

Saturday 10am · Pelham Parkway

Gun Hill Park Family Day

Saturday 12pm · Gun Hill Houses

Healthcare Appreciation Month

Monday 10am · LEGOLAND Discovery Center Westchester, 39 Fitzgerald Street., (Ridge Hill Mall), Yonkers, NY 10710 · Free

New in The Bronx

Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.

Boone Avenue Wall Art

Arts & Culture

Walk the borough’s canvas: Boone Avenue Wall Art turns neighborhood walls into a living gallery, with guided tours through West Farms, Foxhurst, and Mott Haven that spotlight local artists.

booneavenuewalls.org

Bow Bridge

Entertainment

A quiet city pause: Bow Bridge is that rare NYC spot that still feels like a secret, an 1862 Victorian-era beauty with a graceful arch that mirrors an archer’s bow, connecting the Ramble and paths toward Bethesda Terrace while framing sweeping Lake views.

centralparknyc.org

Smithfield Hall NYC

Restaurants

For big match energy: Smithfield Hall NYC nails the restaurant-slash-sports-bar sweet spot with shareable small plates, late-night cocktails, weekend brunch, and proper football watch parties.

smithfieldnyc.com

The Bronx’s best businesses

Every spot worth knowing, in one place.

The restaurants, shops, and services the newsletter recommends, all in one place — every listing checked, and paid pins marked every time.

Browse The Bronx’s best →

Most read in The Bronx

The five stories The Bronx readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.

  1. Gustavo Dudamel kicks off a new era in New York

    Acclaimed conductor Gustavo Dudamel has begun his highly anticipated season with the New York Philharmonic, launching a major night on September tenth at Radio City Music Hall with pop stars Lizzo and St.

    Full story at latination.com

  2. Goddess Empire Entertainment proudly presents ‘EARTHA… I’M STILL HERE’ – News Radio KOTA

    Goddess Empire Entertainment is proud to present ‘EARTHA… I’M STILL HERE!’, a tour-de-force or supper club concert that embodies the life, legend, linguistics, and loves of Eartha Kitt.

    Full story at lifestyle.kotaradio.com

  3. $21.5M New York City Central Booking class action settlement

    The City of New York has agreed to pay $21.5 million to resolve a class action lawsuit alleging that it violated the rights of detainees in its Central Booking facilities.

    Full story at topclassactions.com

  4. CUNY launches faculty fellowship to expand Holocaust education across three campuses

    The City University of New York (CUNY) is launching a faculty fellowship to develop and strengthen Holocaust education across three campuses.

    Full story at jns.org

  5. This NYC university is ranked among the best schools in U.S., according to TIME

    Several New York City colleges and universities were recently recognized in TIME magazine's inaugural ranking of America’s Best Colleges for 2026-2027, with Columbia University leading the way as the highest-ranked institution in the city.

    Full story at silive.com

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