
Entertainment

Daniel Shirin Turns Two Decades of Guitar Into 14 Hours
Daniel Shirin was eight years old when he first picked up a guitar in his family’s home in Hod HaSharon, Israel. He had no language yet for what
THE LATEST
Selling Fine Jewelry in Palm Beach With Fabrikant & Miller
You Can Miss Them Deeply and Still Love Your Life

Bryant Park Tree Lighting Set for December 1, One Night Before Rockefeller Center’s Ceremony
Bryant Park lights its Winter Village tree on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, at 5:30 p.m., one night before Rockefeller Center’s ceremony on December 2. The Bryant Park show

Navy Veterans Suni Williams and Vicki Bello Lead the 107th NYC Veterans Day Parade on November 11
Retired Navy Capt. Sunita “Suni” Williams leads the 107th NYC Veterans Day Parade as Grand Marshal on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, with Navy veteran Vicki Bello marching as

The Rink at Rockefeller Center Opens Its New Skate House November 14 With Four Ways to Skate the 90th Season
The Rink at Rockefeller Center moves into its rebuilt Skate House on Saturday, November 14, 2026, adding a heated VIP Lounge, dedicated storage and a new 49th Street

Blue Man Group Returns to NYC With Its Broadway Debut in A New Holiday Surprise at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
Blue Man Group returns to New York City this month with its first Broadway engagement, Blue Man Group: A New Holiday Surprise. Previews begin November 12 at the
New York Comedy Festival 2026 Opens November 6 With Dave Chappelle at Madison Square Garden and Shows From the Beacon to Kings Theatre
The New York Comedy Festival 2026 runs November 6 to 15. It opens with Dave Chappelle at Madison Square Garden on November 6 and 7, then spreads more

Gingerbread NYC Opens November 6 at the Museum of the City of New York, Starting a Three-Show Winter Season
Gingerbread NYC: The Great Borough Bake-Off opens Friday, November 6, 2026, at the Museum of the City of New York, joining The Occupied City and, from November 20,

The Director Who Linked Monsters and Mysteries
Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce and the Sherlock Holmes Films in One of My Life’s Passions The same director who staged a battle between two monsters also guided Sherlock

“Difficult People” Cast Reunites for Live Movie Table Read at The Town Hall on November 3
Julie Klausner, Billy Eichner and the cast of “Difficult People” will stage a live table read of a never-produced movie continuation of the series. The reading is Tuesday,

Oscar the Bernedoodle Takes on Bunny Patrol in N.E. Carlisle’s Cozy Mystery Set in Hazelton
By: William Reimers The cozy mystery genre has a specific and demanding set of requirements that make it considerably harder to execute well than its cheerful surface suggests.

Culture Pass NYC: How a Library Card Unlocks Free Admission to About 100 Museums and Cultural Venues
Culture Pass NYC gives cardholders of the Brooklyn, Queens and New York public libraries free admission to about 100 museums, gardens, historic homes and performance venues across the

King of the Yees Opens Off-Broadway Tonight With Kelly Marie Tran and Francis Jue at Signature Theatre
King of the Yees, Lauren Yee’s semi-autobiographical comedy, opens Monday, October 19, 2026, at Signature Theatre’s Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theater on West 42nd Street. Kelly Marie Tran

Pace University Completes $200 Million Performing Arts Center at One Pace Plaza in Lower Manhattan
Pace University has completed a $200 million renovation of the podium at One Pace Plaza in Lower Manhattan, giving its Sands College of Performing Arts a new centralized

James Earl Jones Theatre Welcomes New Musical Wanted As Broadway Previews Begin October 15
The James Earl Jones Theatre on West 48th Street begins previews of Wanted, a new musical about outlaw twin sisters Mary and Martha Clarke, on October 15, 2026,

Open House New York Weekend Opens More Than 300 Sites Across the Five Boroughs October 16 to 18
Open House New York Weekend returns October 16 to 18, 2026, with more than 300 buildings, rooftops, infrastructure sites, and historic homes open to the public from 10

64th New York Film Festival Closes at Lincoln Center After 18 Days of Queens and Harlem Stories on Screen
The 64th New York Film Festival closes Monday, October 12, at Lincoln Center, ending an 18-day run that began September 25. Film at Lincoln Center presented 32 main-slate