New York

New Yorkers potentially face dire consequences if federal funds dry up for health agencies, nonprofits, and community organizations

On view at the Met through August 3rd, then on to the Musée d'Orsay

$1.4 billion has been allocated to protect critical programs that were facing spending cliffs and will support all New Yorkers

Is there a better option than spending the weekend immersed in galleries, exhibitions, paintings and photos? New York blooms when it comes to art. Here you can find those that are about to open and those about to close. Opening...

Elza van den Heever’s searing vocal performance brings clarity and fire to Claus Guth’s brooding, trauma-laced staging.

In New York, a petition seeks to legalize the presence of felines in convenience stores: silent guardians against rodents, their owners currently face fines and legal invisibility. In recent years, the image of the “bodega cat” has gained growing visibility....

The Campaign Finance Board cautioned that his team should not accept Apple and Google Pay, but they did it anyway

At Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò, Arianna Farinelli presents Storia di una brava ragazza — a memoir about shame, obedience, and what it means to finally break the script

Mayoral candidates seeking to unseat Adams are proposing to withhold funds owed to the federal government in light of the clawbacks

A year ago, Irene Maiorino arrived in New York for the first time, carrying with her the weight of a story that didn’t belong to her alone. She was there to present the fourth season of My Brilliant Friend at...

The city is growing again as international arrivals offset domestic outflows and reshape housing, transit, and urban life

Tony Award Nominations for the 2024-25 New York Theater season were announced yesterday, May 1. And while many nominations were predicted and expected, there were not only some notable omissions, but also some surprising differences from the Drama Desk nominations...