Little Island announces its fifth season of diverse cultural events, with affordable theater, music, dance, and opera from May to September in New York.

NYC offers free events in April, including the indieplaza festival, an Olympic-size pool opening in Harlem, Easter Fest, environmental art at the High Line Nine, stargazing, a street photographers exhibition, and an Earth Day concert.

"Riverdance" celebrates its 30th anniversary with "Riverdance 30: The New Generation" at Radio City Music Hall, featuring new choreography and a reworked score.

Lady Gaga announces her "MAYHEM Ball" tour, which includes performances at New York City's Madison Square Garden, emphasizing an intimate arena experience over stadium shows.

Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal star in a modernized 'Othello' at the Barrymore Theatre, with a record-breaking opening and celebrity attendance, including Jennifer Lopez.

"Glengarry Glen Ross" on Broadway, starring Culkin, Odenkirk, and Burr, sees high resale ticket prices, with discussions of a potential all-female cast following its run.

Tracy Morgan experienced a medical emergency at a Knicks game, which was attributed to food poisoning. He was removed and later reassured fans of his recovery.

New York AG Letitia James and the DOJ, along with 40 attorneys general, advanced in a lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster for alleged monopolistic practices.

The article highlights the 264th St. Patrick's Day parade in NYC, including parade details, traffic disruptions, viewing options, bar crawls, family-friendly events, and historic tours.

Meow Wolf is set to open an interactive art exhibit in New York City at Pier 17, anticipated to launch around 2028, further expanding its immersive art experiences.

Jazz-funk legend Roy Ayers passed away at 84 after a long illness, leaving behind a legacy of influential music and a profound impact on multiple genres.

HBO is producing a documentary about Flaco, the Eurasian eagle-owl that escaped from the Central Park Zoo, with director Penny Lane inviting New Yorkers to share stories and media of Flaco.

The Empire State Building was lit in blue to celebrate the upcoming premiere of "American Idol" season 23, with Carrie Underwood joining as a new judge.