Award-winning clown Julia Masli in her one-woman show, HA HA HA HA HA HA HA. ( Courtesy of The Public Theater) Got Problems? The Clown Therapist Will See You Now “If we didn’t have problems, we wouldn’t grow,” says Julia Masli, before embarking on solving some doozies shared by anxiously... News 02 May 2025 | 01:48
Historic Con Ed Field on East 16th Street off of Avenue C is the site of the Peter Stuyvesant Little League’s summer camp, which runs from June 30 to Aug. 23. ( Photo: PSLL) Baseball Summer Camps That Knock It Out of the Park Looking for a baseball camp to send your child to during the summer? From local Little Leagues located right in Manhattan... Home 03 May 2025 | 04:50
Nicole Graev Lipson has written a memoir in essay form: “Mothers and Other Fictional Characters.” ( Photo: Samantha Yanofsky Copyright: Sly Photography) Writer’s Memoir-in-Essays Tackles the Concept of ‘Mother’ “In my mothering, I am anything but a sacred Madonna. I am a determined shapeshifter, readjusting as I grapple my way through... News 22 Feb 2025 | 11:24
A group of migrant students waits for a bus across from the Stewart Hotel shelter in Midtown on the way to school, Jan. 24, 2025. ( Photo: Alex Krales/THE CITY) ‘Everyone Is Scared’: Deportation Fears Keep Immigrant Students Home from School Hallways at the Stewart Hotel, a midtown Manhattan shelter for migrant families, are typically bustling on weekday mornings... News 28 Jan 2025 | 12:02
Director Taylor Hosking interviews her godfather Arthur Smith for the film at the Puerto Rican Day Festival. ( Photo: Funmi Adejobi ) Up and Coming Director Unveils Doc Film “West Side Familia” Taylor Michele Hosking’s idea for her first film documentary came about during the pandemic, as she sat on the terrace of... City Arts 02 Jan 2025 | 12:23
The Young People’s Chorus of New York City brought song and dance to Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall for the program’s winter concert this year. ( Photo via YPC (2023 Holiday Concert)) The Young People’s Chorus of NYC Shines in Winter Concert On Sunday, Dec. 8, the Young People’s Chorus of New York City performed its winter concert, “Finding the Light,” at Lincoln... City Arts 12 Dec 2024 | 05:25
Annabelle Gurwitch, stars as Lily, a teacher who survived the 2018 shooting at the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in the new docudrama “Room 1214” in which she returns and encounters her former students as they were. ( Photo: Hunter Canning) “Room 1214” Tackles Gun Violence Told Through Eyes of Teacher Who Survived Deadly School Shooting “In the dark we hear vague sounds of construction in the background. Then, closer, we hear footsteps in an empty hallway,... City Arts 26 Nov 2024 | 10:37
Smugglers’ Notch is known for having the best snow in the northeast, with its mountains regularly seeing over 300 inches of snowfall each year. Compounding that powder, the resort is also equipped with high-efficiency snowmaking towers that can build snowbanks taller than a two-story home overnight. The Best Ski Resort for Health-Minded New Yorkers: Smugglers’ Notch Winter is coming, and reservations are already filling up at Vermont’s top ski destination: Smugglers’ Notch. Nestled in... Sponsored Content 18 Nov 2024 | 11:59
Museum Hopes to Teach NYC Students about the Dangers of Hate Speech As reports of hate and discrimination against marginalized groups are on the rise, a new Lower Manhattan museum exhibit aims... Education Guide 18 Sep 2024 | 02:22
The Latest Upper East Side Restaurant Ratings October 3-9, 2024 Burger King 1886 3 Avenue Grade: A China King 1759 Lexington Avenue Grade: A Dig Inn Seasonal Market 150 East 52... Local News 18 Oct 2024 | 11:48
Bruce Caulfield stands next to a framed and enlarged subway map inside the W. 31st Tracks, where he is a co-owner. The railroad theme will play a big role in the new restaurant that he plans to open inside Grand Central Madison this fall. He is doing the new venue without that partners who still own the original Tracks with him. Photo: Ralph Spielman Co-owner of Tracks Saloon Near MSG Plans to Open 1st Restaurant Inside Grand Central Madison Bruce Caulfield is a Manhattanite on a mission. The restaurateur is a born, bred, and educated New Yorker, a graduate of... News 14 May 2024 | 01:33
Rebecca Seawright, who represents District 76 in the New York State Assembly. ( Photo via Rebecca Seawright) Seawright Has Her Constituents Covered Rebecca Seawright, who represents the Upper East Side and Roosevelt Island in the New York State Assembly, understands that... People 11 Apr 2024 | 04:51
Lt Adrienne Walsh in action as part of Rescue 1 unit that covers Manhattan. She was the first woman officer assigned to the elite rescue service. Photo: Nichola Truong Trailblazing Adrienne Walsh Was First Woman to serve as Lt on Manhattan’s Elite Rescue 1 Adrienne Walsh, who retired as a lieutenant at the elite Rescue 1 last year, has been involved in some of the most dramatic... People 11 Apr 2024 | 02:34
Eileen Toback is the Executive Director of the New York Professional Nurses Union, which represents nurses at Lenox Hill Hospital, Manhattan Eye, Ear, & Throat Hospital, and Lenox Health Greenwich Village. ( Source: New York Professional Nurses Union) Eileen Toback and the Future of the Union Movement During the Great Depression, a line worker was thrown out of a pocketbook-making factory. With the support of Eileen Toback’s... People 11 Apr 2024 | 02:30
William Gallagher, a 24 year NYPD veteran, was promoted from deputy inspector to inspector in Feburary. Photo: NYPD Gallagher fondly Recalls 2 Stints in 19th Pct William Gallagher, who served two tours in 19th Precinct, was promoted to NYPD Inspector in February and now heads the 200-person... People 11 Apr 2024 | 02:25
Road War: NYPD Now Handing Out Criminal Summonses to Bikers for Traffic Violations