A Note From Cary Nelson On The Rebirth Of The Jewish Quarterly
My first acquaintance with The Jewish Quarterly (JQ) came by way
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Family Day November 2025: Sculpture-Making With Reverend Joyce McDonald
Don’t miss this opportunity to meet and make art with
Don DeLillo, 88: How A Bronx Native Became One Of America’s Most Reexamined Writers
From the streets of the Bronx to the heights of
Antonia Papatzanaki: The Light of Nature On View Through December 2, 2025
The opening reception of Antonia Papatzanaki: The Light of Nature
Antonia Papatzanaki: The Light of Nature
The Museum of Antonia Papatzanaki, in collaboration with the Tenri
NYC Aging Hosts Third Annual “Talent Is Timeless” Grand Finale
The NYC Department for the Aging (NYC Aging), alongside Mayor
Where Are The “Artists For Ceasefire” Now?
The world saw them. Cameras rolled. Lights flashed. They screamed
Cross Bronx / Living Legend Opens At The Bronx River Art Center
The Bronx River Art Center (BRAC), in partnership with Urban
International Indigenous Hip Hop Festival 2025
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Disney “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas” Light Trail Opens At The New York Botanical Garden
Making its return to the New York Botanical Garden, Disney
Bronx Historical Society Presents: The Kindness Session, A Poetry Workshop
The Bronx County Historical Society is presenting “The Kindness Session,”
Lens Of Hope: Photographic Exhibition Shares Stories Of Mental Health & Addiction Healing
Through photography and storytelling, Café Photovoice empowers individuals in recovery
Bronx Arts & Science Charter School Students To Unveil Community Mural At Viva la Sound Environmental Festival
Bronx Arts and Science Charter School is proud to announce
SCP-67 Kid Becomes The Latest Horror Meme Sensation
The digital world moves at lightning speed, and memes have
The Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal: Betrayal In The Spotlight
On July 17, 2025, Coldplay’s performance at Gillette Stadium in
Bob Vylan Dropped By Agency, US Visa Revoked After Antisemitic Rant
In a moment that underscores the importance of moral clarity
From Homelessness To House Mother: Kylen Bruner’s Mission To Uplift Ballroom Culture
At 34, Kylen Bruner, known in the ballroom community as
Highlighting Art’s Power To Foster Unity Amid Social & Political Divides
The Bronx Council on the Arts (BCA) is pleased to
LPC Designates The Former Whitney Museum Of American Art As An Individual & Interior Landmark
Today, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) voted
The Spring Awakening Festival Brings Music, Movement & Community To Williamsbridge Oval Park
The Bronx Council on the Arts (BCA) and Processa proudly present The
The Movie Club That Survived Everything: A Story Of Resilience, Film, and Friendship
In 2019, Gonzalo Duran’s world was turned upside down. After
World Literature & Arts Festival To Be Held By The New York Public Library
The New York Public Library will host the World Literature
George Santayana: The Philosopher Who Warned Against Forgetting History
George Santayana was a Spanish-American philosopher, poet, and novelist known
Richard Chamberlain, Star Of Shōgun & The Thorn Birds, Dies At 90
Richard Chamberlain, the distinguished American actor renowned for his roles
Master Wen Hao: Rising Music Star & Internet Sensation
Master Wen Hao has captivated audiences worldwide with his soulful
Opening Reception Of Ancestral Wisdom
Join us tonight for the Opening Reception of Ancestral Wisdom
Open Call For Visual Artists: Bronx Memoir Project Book Cover Design
The Bronx Council on the Arts (BCA) invites Bronx-based photographers
Michelle Trachtenberg Passes At 39
Michelle Trachtenberg, the actress best known for her roles in
The Bronx Hip-Hop Museum: Honoring The Culture That Changed The World
In the heart of the Bronx, a movement that started