By Rachel M. This past Wednesday night, June 12, Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage hosted a very special event presented by the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene with The Museum of Jewish Heritage in Central […]
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Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving
Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving is now open at the Brooklyn Museum A major exhibition exploring the life and work of the iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo opened last week and will be on […]
Cinematters at the JCC: ‘To Dust’
By Rachel M. The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan’s film program showcases films that promote change and reflect on important topics. The year-round CINEMATTERS series presents previews and special engagements of films followed by discussions with […]
Pop-Up Magazine
By Rachel M. Imagine a highly styled magazine come to life. That’s what a Pop-Up Magazine experience is like. Authors read their personal pieces and animations or photographs are shown on a large screen. Quoted […]
Three Great NYC Exhibits to See This Winter
By Rachel M. NYC is bustling this winter! With many excellent choices of things to do for both children and adults, here are three of my favorites: Harry Potter: A History of Magic at The […]
The Pirates of Penzance
By Rachel M. If you are a Gilbert and Sullivan fan and live in NYC, you have surely enjoyed a performance of the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players (NYGASP). If you aren’t a fan, […]
Anti-Hero by Jerkface
By Rachel M. Who’s ready to root for the antihero? Taglialatella Galleries presents a new collection of paintings and prints by NY-based street artist Jerkface, appropriately entitled Anti-Hero. The provocative muralist has become world-renowned for […]
‘Mickey: The True Original’ Exhibition
By Rachel M. Celebrating 90 years of Mickey Mouse’s influence on art and pop culture, Disney has just opened a new exhibit in NYC. Located at 60 10th Avenue through February 2019, this immersive experience […]
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
By Rachel M. After a three-week tour to five boroughs bringing Shakespeare to audiences who have limited or no access to the arts, The Public Theater’s Mobile Unit began it’s run of A Midsummer Night’s […]
It’s A Thing
By Rachel M. It’s A Thing, a new campaigning organization, founded by Nicola Stephenson, cancer survivor and president of New York-based brand identity and communications agency Troika-Mission Group, focuses on changing perceptions and raising funds […]
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