Travel
You’ve been warned: officials suggest New Yorkers work from home during the World Cup to avoid major travel delays
WFH, skip the Uber and brace for packed trains as World Cup crowds push transit to its limits.
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Things to do
North America’s largest poetry fest returns to the NYC area this fall with Patti Smith, Arthur Sze and more
The literary lineup includes Pulitzer Prize winners, punk icons and many more.
Art
This beloved NYC museum just had its biggest day ever, and Tony Soprano is to thank
It's been a good year so far for MoMI.
Things to do
NYC officials are planning the unveiling of a new 'urban forest' by 2040
A sweeping new plan aims to plant and protect millions of trees, a nearly 10% increase from current numbers.
Theater
Broadway review: The Lost Boys, a musical that goes for blood
Michael Arden directs a spectacular musical adaptation of the 1987 vampire flick.
Theater
Broadway review: Joe Turner's Come and Gone has come again
A gorgeous cast brings August Wilson's searing 1988 drama back to life.
Things to do
This traveling pop-up exhibit shows what NYC looked like 400 years ago
Travel back in time to see the lush wetlands and ancient forests that dominated the landscape before the skyscrapers
Restaurants
Ladies and gentlemen: Smorgasburg is debuting in Central Park with weekday hours
The iconic food market heads uptown with more than 25 vendors, weekday hours and a prime Central Park picnic setup.
Restaurants
McDonald’s classics get a gourmet glow-up at these NYC restaurants
High-end chefs around NYC are reinterpreting fast-food dishes with impressive technique and quality ingredients.
Movies
A film festival entirely devoted to Wallace Shawn is debuting at the Metrograph
A two-week Metrograph series digs into the actor-playwright’s full range, from cult classics to rarely screened deep cuts.
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