all stories tagged "arts and culture"
On May Day, Occupy activists will join forces with labor unions and immigrant rights activists. But there's still some friction between the various groups involved.VIDEO
Are you looking for a literal inside view of New York architecture, outlandish thingamajigs from decades past, or unusual settings for art and music, but aren’t quite sure where to begin your search? Then check out our round-up of some of the best resources for hidden gems and insider events. VIDEO
Arturo O'Farrill leads the Grammy Award-winning Afro-Jazz Latin Orchestra. French guitarist Stephane Wremble plays locally and writes scores for Woody Allen's films. VIDEO
Local and ethnic media reporters and organizations that serve non-English speakers and explore issues often untouched by mainstream news had their night out.VIDEO
Reading the romance, wit and mystery in the parks' 120-character bench plaques, and seeking their back stories.VIDEO
Every Sunday, composer Craig Shepard invites the public to join him on a walk to an outdoor performance, where his own music melds with the sounds of the city.
Ever feel like the subway is your second home? You can bring parts of it home with you, as-is.
They can't time travel like Hugh Jackman in the 2001 film "Kate and Leopold," but several New Yorkers incorporate 19th-century city life into their daily routines.VIDEO
stillspotting nyc explores urban life through immigrant stories and cultural narratives from Jackson Heights.VIDEO
Choreographer Paul Taylor has created 136 dances during his career; among the 18 presented at his first season at Lincoln Center are three New York premieres.VIDEO
