Arts and Theater

Spring into Dance: Nai-Ni Chen Dance and Peter Chu Announce Master Classes in NYC

Workshops to be held at Abrons Arts Center from March 25 to April 1, 2026

NYC Drawing the Dance Workshop Returns to Dixon Place

The popular live drawing event featuring a professional dancer returns for Women's History Month.

Figure Skating of Harlem Celebrates Beyonce with 2026 Annual Skating Show

The event will feature performances inspired by the music of the award-winning artist.

Christoph Eschenbach Leads NY Philharmonic in 20th Century German Composers

Program features Berg's Violin Concerto, Pintscher's towards Osiris, and a Brahms orchestration

Maestro Haitink Leads NY Philharmonic in Haydn and Bruckner

Renowned conductor Bernard Haitink guest-led the orchestra in a 2011 concert featuring two classical masterworks.

Lincoln Center Hosts $9 Octavo and Debut Festival

Choral, chamber, and orchestral performances at Alice Tully Hall on March 16, 2026

Astoria Comedy Club Hosts Standup Show

Grove 34 celebrates four years with local comics lineup on April 3rd.

Bill Maher to Receive Mark Twain Prize for American Humor

The Kennedy Center will honor the comedian and political talk show host at a gala ceremony in June.

How Sid Caesar Reinvented Comedy for TV

The master of humor, slapstick and accents, his 1950s series "Your Show of Shows" and "Caesar's Hour" rewrote the rules of comedy in the new medium of television.

Broadway Landmark Sardi's to Temporarily Close After Nearly 100 Years as Ownership Transitions

The iconic restaurant known for its celebrity caricatures will undergo renovations and change hands to The Shubert Organization.

Sardi's Sells Its Name and Takes a Brief Intermission

The longtime owner of the restaurant, a Theater District mainstay, is bowing out, and the Shubert Organization plans to reopen after a renovation, with the celebrity caricatures intact.

TAU Theatre Revives 100-Year-Old Yiddish Comedy "The Dybbuk"

Researchers uncover forgotten Yiddish plays to shed light on Jewish history and culture.

Marcel Duchamp's Armory Show Debut Launched His Fame in NYC

The avant-garde artist's provocative 'readymade' artworks made him an early 20th century celebrity in America.

Gagosian Unveils New Madison Avenue Gallery Space

The renowned art dealer opens a street-level location in the same building as his first NYC galleries.

MetroCards Find New Life as Art in Grand Central Exhibit

Artists transform the ubiquitous transit cards into paintings, mosaics, and wearable designs.