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See inside The Travel Agency's trippy new dispensary in Soho
The Travel Agency has been one of our favorite dispensaries in the New York since it debuted in 2023—partially, because...
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Things to do
Cinco de Mayo 2025 in NYC guide to parties, deals and businesses to support
Mexican culture has contributed so much more to New York City than cheap margarita deals, which is why this Cinco de Mayo, we're highlighting...
Art
See stunning portraits of Michelle Obama, Breonna Taylor and more in this new Whitney Museum exhibit
Portraits of American First Ladies typically don't tell us much about the personality of the person. Maybe we can see a steely determination in her eyes...
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See inside the new Gotham dispensary opening this month in Chelsea
When it comes to weed shops in New York City, Gotham is just that girl. Ever since they opened their first brick-and-mortar store on the Bowery in...
Things to do
Bronx Girls Skate wants skateboarding for all
In 2017, Kava Vasquez, a Dominican girl from the Bronx, received a government grant to travel the world for a year and conduct research on a topic of...
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New in the art world
Art
First look: This historic wing of The Met just got a major update
After a four-year renovation, the Rockefeller Wing is open again with art from Africa, the Ancient Americas, and Oceania.
Art
We got a first look at NYBG’s new Van Gogh exhibit—and it’s a floral fantasy come to life
The Bronx garden transforms into a walkable Van Gogh masterpiece, complete with towering sunflowers
Art
Brooklyn's largest mural has been unveiled in Brownsville
This powerful piece pays tribute to the neighborhood's culture.
Art
The best outdoor art in NYC this spring
Check out our recommendations for the absolute best outdoor art to see around New York City this spring.
Art
What are those colorful sculptures popping up around the Upper West Side?
Carl D’Alvia’s playful giants have taken over Broadway
Art
INFLATION art show
To commemorate the new home of experimental gallery The Locker Room (253 Church Street), the space is hosting its inaugural show titled Inflation through...
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The F1 of sailing competitions is cruising over to Governors Island next week
Catch the fastest boats on water, celeb sightings and a full-blown summer kickoff
Theater
Jessica Hecht on acting, listening and working with Arthur Miller
One of New York's great actors has never won a Tony. Her star turn in Eureka Day may change that.
Art
First look: This historic wing of The Met just got a major update
After a four-year renovation, the Rockefeller Wing is open again with art from Africa, the Ancient Americas, and Oceania.
Things to do
New York Classical Theatre kicks off its free Shakespeare plays in Central Park next week
Free performances, themed nights and pups in Elizabethan ruffs? Shakespeare’s back on the UWS
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New Yorkers can expect a harsher-than-normal hurricane season this year—here's what to know
NOAA predicts a hyperactive season—here’s how NYC could be impacted
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Support Black-owned in NYC
Restaurants
Here's how to spend a day in Black-Owned Harlem
The neighborhood stands as an epicenter for Black culture, music and history—here's where you should go to support them.
Restaurants
Here's how to spend a day in Black-owned Flatbush, Brooklyn
Even when the neighborhood isn’t dancing down Eastern Parkway for the West Indian Day Parade, Flatbush is the epicenter of culture and...
Restaurants
Here’s how to spend a day in Black-owned Bedford-Stuyvesant
The neighborhood had one of the earliest free Black communities in the U.S. Today, the neighborhood remains a hub for the culture with stores, restaurants and...
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Music
How a park under NYC’s formerly “most hated” bridge became its coolest venue
Under the K-Bridge has has seen everything from events held by House of Yes to massively-attended DJ sets.
Theater
Jessica Hecht on acting, listening and working with Arthur Miller
One of New York's great actors has never won a Tony. Her star turn in Eureka Day may change that.
Theater
Justina Machado on coming full circle in Real Women Have Curves
The much-loved TV star and Tony nominee talks about her triumphant return to a story she first inhabited 30 years ago.
Theater
Stormé
Carolyn M. Brown biodrama, directed by Kevin Davis, looks at rebellious life of Stormé DeLarverie, the biracial butch dyke and drag king who...
Theater
Leni's Last Lament
Nazi filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl reflects, deflects and tries to justify her past in a satirical dark comedy by Gil Kofman that takes the form of a...
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Theater
Tennessee Williams: Portrait of a Gay Icon
John Stillwaggon plays Tennessee Williams in Bernard Taylor's monodrama, formerly titled The Kindness of Strangers, in which the lyrical Southern dramatist...
Theater
Seagull: True Story
Russian expat Alexander Molochnikov, who moved to New York in 2022 after speaking out against the invasion of Ukraine, directs Eli Rarey's...
Music
Night of a Thousand Judys
Justin Sayre, an avatar of retroqueer cultivation, hosts the lucky 13th annual celebration of ultradiva Judy Garland in a benefit for the Ali Forney...
Theater
Maybe Happy Ending creators Michael Arden and Dane Laffrey on their enchanting musical
The inseparable collaborators talk about shaping the world of Broadway's hit android romance.
Theater
Tony Spotlight: Interviews with 2025 Tony Nominees
We go deep with the artists behind some of the Broadway season's very best work.
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Jonathan Mendez is helping put New York's Mexican community on the map
From a food hall that hosts local vendors to lowrider kickbacks, Mexican visibility has become an act of defiance.
Restaurants
This family-run Astoria restaurant nixtamalizes its own corn in the basement
Mayahuel is run by first-generation Mexican immigrants.
Shopping
A longtime Mexican folk art store in NYC is in danger of closing—here’s how you can help
La Sirena is packed with hand-crafted treasures ranging from Frida Kahlo pendants to embroidered clothing to Dia de Los Muertos tributes.
Music
Meet the mariachi using music to uplift New York's Mexican community
Alvaro Paulino Jr.'s mission is to educate New Yorkers about the art form, but also to bring joy to New York’s Mexican community.
Restaurants
Eight Cinco de Mayo food and drink deals to check out in NYC this year
From free margs and tacos to the first-ever Cinco de Mayo gala, here are a few ways to celebrate the holiday in NYC his year.
Movie-going in NYC
Things to do
The best drive-in movie theaters in NYC
The nostalgic entertainment form has made its way back into the spotlight.
Things to do
The best NYC movie theaters
We’ve assembled a list of the choicest theaters to see that film you've been wanting to see.
Movies
The best dine-in movie theaters in NYC
A new breed of theater offers a proper dining experience that’s convenient and tasty.
Laugh it up in NYC
Comedy
Schtick a Pole in It
You won't believe how seamlessly good comedy can work with pole dancing (you can read about it here). While stellar stand-ups deliver sets, pro dancers...
Comedy
Here’s a sneak peek at NYC comedian Zach Zimmerman's new special
Stream it for free on YouTube.
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Art
We got a first look at NYBG’s new Van Gogh exhibit—and it’s a floral fantasy come to life
The Bronx garden transforms into a walkable Van Gogh masterpiece, complete with towering sunflowers
Art
This giant bronze statue of a woman was just installed in the middle of Times Square
Here's the meaning behind it and how long it will be there for.
Art
The 20 Most Famous Paintings of All Time
A ranking of the most famous paintings, from Jan van Eyck’s portrait to Gustav Klimt’s masterpiece.
Art
Brooklyn's largest mural has been unveiled in Brownsville
This powerful piece pays tribute to the neighborhood's culture.
Art
The most famous artists of all time
From painting to sculpture, the most famous artists of all time have created the most iconic works in art history
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Art
Incredible immersive experiences to do in NYC right now
These immersive art exhibits in NYC promise to transport you inside fine art, into your favorite pop culture moments, and thousands of years back in time.
Art
See stunning images by Araki, Japan’s master of erotic photography
Contemporary artist Nobuyoshi Araki's show at Anton Kern Gallery examines eroticism within the context of life and death
Art
A first look at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s last rooftop exhibition (for a while)
These minimalist, abstract, sculptural instruments will make you think.
Art
See inside "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," the Met's new spring exhibit
The Met’s latest fashion exhibit is a sharp, soulful exploration of how Black identity has been tailored, styled and subverted across centuries.
Art
There is a hanging garden inside the Guggenheim Museum’s rotunda
Be ready “to be astonished” at this massive exhibition of Rashid Johnson’s work.
Playlist inspiration: the best albums and songs
Music
The 50 best karaoke songs ever made
Dial up one of the best karaoke songs next time you feel like grabbing a mic and soaking up the spotlight
Music
The 30 best love songs of all time
Looking for the courage to confess your unrequited love, or just in need of a big old cry? We got you
Music
The 40 best summer songs of all time
From surf-rock anthems to sweaty hip-hop bangers, these are the most essential summer songs ever made
Music
The 40 best party songs ever made
It’s party time guys – don your dancing shoes and have your speaker at the ready
Music
The 50 best sad songs ever written
Because what's the only thing better than a good cry? That's right, it's crying with a soundtrack
Music
The 37 best inspirational songs of all time
Let music give you a sweet, sweet boost with our list of the most inspirational songs of all time