New Yorkers and visitors looking for a unique cultural experience can continue enjoying free evenings at one of the city’s most treasured museums thanks to a new partnership between The Frick Collection and Louis Vuitton. The museum announced that its popular monthly First Fridays program will continue through May 2027 under the new name “Louis…
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Actor, rapper, and musician Utkarsh Ambudkar is taking audiences on an imaginative journey with the release of Spaceman: A Love Story, an ambitious new project that combines a full-length album with an animated short film. Released on April 3, the multimedia work showcases Ambudkar’s creative range, blending original music, science fiction storytelling, and visually striking…
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A new dance-theater work is set to bring history, memory, and movement into powerful conversation. How Will I Remember This, the latest production from Reed Luplau, will make its world premiere in New York City, offering audiences a limited three-performance run that blends dance, music, and storytelling into an emotionally charged experience. Presented by REED…
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The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has announced Patrick Rosal as its 2026 Poet-in-Residence, continuing a program that bridges the worlds of contemporary art and poetry while amplifying diverse creative voices. Now in its fifth year, the residency reflects the Guggenheim’s broader commitment to exploring abstraction beyond visual art, extending into language, sound, and lived experience.…
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New York’s summer theater season is about to get a jolt of political drama, power plays, and full-blown chaos as NAATCO’s acclaimed Henry VI: A Trilogy in Two Parts lands at The Public Theater for a highly anticipated run. The production—originally staged in 2018 to strong reviews—returns under the direction of Stephen Brown-Fried, with repertory…
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The internet-fueled sensation Luigi: The Musical is expanding its New York City debut after quickly selling out its initial slate of performances. Producers have added three additional staged readings at The Green Room 42, giving theatergoers more chances to catch one of the year’s most talked-about underground hits. Newly announced performances will take place on…
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American artist Carol Bove is taking over the iconic rotunda of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum with the largest exhibition of her career, offering visitors an immersive look at more than 25 years of groundbreaking work. Running through August 2, Carol Bove marks the artist’s first full museum survey and transforms the entire Frank Lloyd…
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The Frick Collection is stepping into the world of powdered wigs, silk gowns, and royal elegance with its newest exhibition, Ruffles & Ribbons: Fashion Plates from the Time of Marie Antoinette, running through August 3. The exhibition, presented in the museum’s Cabinet Gallery, features 24 hand-colored engravings known as fashion plates that capture the glamour…
Read MoreBy Ann Cooper When the words to the iconic song “The Greatest Love of All” were written, the writers musthave had Harlem School of the Arts (HSA) in mind. It is there, at this sixty-four-year-oldinstitution, that this ode to children has been actualized. “I believe that children are our future, teach them well and let…
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Broadway’s dazzling hit, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, will bring its record-breaking seven-year run to a close on July 26 at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in New York City. Producer Carmen Pavlovic of Global Creatures announced that the final performance will mark the end of a historic era for one of the most successful musicals of…
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