Fall won’t officially start until two weeks later, but Governors Island is getting a head start — with art. The Trust for Governors Island is…
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BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Legendary musician David Amram will headline a free outdoor concert on Sat., Sept. 18, launching this year’s The Village Trip…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | Heart was among the first wave of successful female-fronted hard rock bands. In 1973, two sisters, vocalist Ann Wilson and…
BY ELLA HENN | As the Escalation Horns roved the West Village, stopping at each restaurant or bar to perform a few tunes, a woman…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | Reinventing oneself is especially challenging when a person tries to move past being a celebrated hero. Bernie Williams was a…
BY KAREN REMPEL | On my first trip to New York, in 2014, I ditched the “Search Inside Yourself” course that brought me to the…
The Washington Square Outdoor Exhibit is back! The popular fall show marks its 90th year and first return since pre-pandemic. More than 50 artists and…
This summer the Jefferson Market Garden, at Greenwich and Sixth Aves., is presenting two world music concerts on the lawn. The dates are Sun., Aug.…
A highlight of Saturday’s “We Love NYC: A Homecoming Concert” on the Great Lawn was iconic guitarist Carlos Santana and singer Rob Thomas’s performance of…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | The “We Love NYC: A Homecoming Concert” in Central Park on Saturday was a lot of fun while it lasted.…