The black Stambolian gown Diana wore the night Charles admitted his affair goes up for sale in Manhattan this December, with proceeds aiding the Royal Edinburgh Hospital.

Floyd Bennett Field's public arts festival features 24 artists, with a free communal picnic kicking off the night.

Grateful Dead co-founder Bob Weir left behind a half-built autobiographical rock opera and more than 17 unreleased tracks.

The pop jukebox hit will close January 3, 2027, after drawing more than 1.5 million fans to the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.

The Trinity Choir and Youth Chorus will sing Fauré's Requiem where recovery workers once ate 500,000 meals.

Borrow screen-printing gear or embroidery tools free at Central Library, thanks to a librarian's own crafting mishaps.

The long-running showcase lands at Caveat on the Lower East Side, with tickets starting at $15 for the livestream.

Warhol's Aretha Franklin portrait, once Arista album art, is now up for auction. Eight works alone could fetch $35 million.

About 400 readers will take turns around the clock at Judgy Baby, a Gowanus reading space.

A new film compiled from 14.7 million images retraces One World Trade Center's construction, marking 25 years since 9/11.

Sarah Paulson and Martin Freeman join the cast as Small Mouth Sounds lands at the 1,058-seat Ethel Barrymore Theatre next spring.

The three-day festival opens next week at the World Trade Center, with CEO Nick Thompson previewing more than 40 sessions on AI, film and politics.

Every guest gets a free plush flower at the Midtown pop-up, plus $5 extras and site-wide restaurant tie-ins.