BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Called “13 Moons,” an art installation by the Peruvian artist Jaime Miranda-Bambarén has been on display throughout Thomas Paine Park, north…
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In connection with a new photo exhibit in Central Park, there will be a free 10th anniversary screening of the artist’s film documentary “Doin’ It…
BY KASEY NOSS | A large crowd gathered on June 22 outside 401, a new concept space in the heart of the Meatpacking District. It’s…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | Sara Bareilles is leading an effort to help prevent Rockwood Music Hall from closing. On June 30, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter…
BY KAREN REMPEL | With the passing of Tina Turner on May 24 to a place that surely awaits the world’s most beloved entertainers, July’s…
BY CLAUDE SOLNIK | Martin Luther King famously said, “The time is always right to do the right thing.” For Toby Armour, 1964 was an…
Thankfully, without any noticeable Canadian wildfire smog in the air, the Washington Square Music Festival successfully held its second summer park concert on the evening…
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO On a recent evening in Chelsea, I happened upon a pop-up exhibit in the same building where I had gone to visit…
BY JOHN PIETARO | Just who is Harvey Brownstone? For the many residing south of Niagara’s Rainbow Bridge, the celebrity host with an audience of…
INTERVIEW BY MARIA PASSANNANTE-DERR | Cuban-born Ahmed Alom will make his debut as conductor for the Washington Square Music Festival Chamber Ensemble at its June…