Boone Avenue Wall Art
Arts & CultureWalk 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.
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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.
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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The City University of New York (CUNY) is launching a faculty fellowship to develop and strengthen Holocaust education across three campuses.
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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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