An 18-minute projection turns the Brooklyn Bridge into a portal to Hudson Canyon, 100 miles offshore, this Friday and Saturday night.

Broadway and touring cast members reunite Sunday at Lower Manhattan's Perelman Performing Arts Center as Gander's story of welcoming stranded travelers returns to the stage.

A boa constrictor named Princess landed a role in the Met's Coney Island-themed Così fan tutte after a real audition judged on size and demeanor.

The United Palace hosts a Milly Quezada biopic while a Tyler Perry-produced musical opens the festival at Regal Union Square.

The former Manhattan Baptist Church turned nightclub site at 311 West 57th Street is becoming Arts 57, a new theater for Off-Broadway shows, comedy and jazz.

Free West African and Caribbean dance classes run all week in Bed-Stuy before a September 19 block party with the Brooklyn United Marching Band.

A 15-film series at Lincoln Center pairs Indiana Jones with a lost 1970s Vatican conspiracy before Chronovisor opens Friday.

A free 16,000-square-foot pop-up on Little West 12th Street traces Snoopy's four-decade run as a high-fashion muse, from tennis sweaters to a Vince Guaraldi listening lounge.

Corinne Grondahl died in 2024 while the project was still underway. Her son says the tie-strewn artwork reflects how she found beauty in everything.

Artists build ephemeral sculptures at Beach 108th Street on Sept. 13, with a ticketed after-party at The Rockaway Hotel.

The 10-piece Tokyo group formed after the 2011 Tohoku disaster plays its first-ever NYC show on September 22.

Four storytellers, one liar, and a 1936 shuttle stop under Downtown Brooklyn — audiences get to vote on who's fibbing.

More than 100 New Yorkers, ages 7 to 84, will turn their life stories into a live album at the newly rebuilt Delacorte Theater over Labor Day weekend.