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East 88th Street shuts down for free games, DJ sets, and a Barbie screening as the museum preps for a new director.
The Upper East Side museum adds free 30-minute pop-up concerts tied to its Renaissance bronze show, plus a new Matthew Aucoin commission.
Twelve Brooklyn artists have taken over decommissioned train cars and lobby columns at the Brooklyn Army Terminal, free to view through summer 2027.
Wicked, Hadestown and first-timer TitanĂque are among 25 shows offering half-price seats from September 8 to 20.
A Rent reunion, Audra McDonald and a campfire sing-along turned an old brickyard into musical theater's newest pilgrimage site.
Cloud City hosts a one-day show featuring pigeon art from coast to coast, plus a 5:45 p.m. live feeding and a draw-your-own-pigeon station.
The Al Hirschfeld Theatre production will close having sold over $372 million in tickets since 2019.
Free powwow on DeGraw Street Saturday doubles as a family reunion for Spiderwoman Theater's founders, with matriarch Gloria Miguel turning 100 this year.
One Monroe Place, half-demolished in 2008, now hosts 17 designers for the Brooklyn Heights Association's biggest fundraiser.
The 21st annual festival honors Brooklyn novelist Amitav Ghosh and spans all five boroughs starting next month.
Dozens of free shows fill The Clemente this week as the puppet festival marks a milestone renovation and honors two pioneering women artists.
The Icelandic singer's fourth annual arts crawl hits libraries, museums and cafes worldwide next week, with themed drinks and vintage fashion in tow.
Powerhouse Arts will let visitors walk through five Prado masterpieces via a retiring guard's eyes, starting October 1.
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