Neighborhood ghosts are everywhere this weekend, especially in the community gardens. This shot is from 6BC Botanical Garden member, Brian (via @6bcgarden) on 6th Street, between Ave. B and C.Â
The Loisaida United Neighborhood Gardens (LUNGS) kicks off its 10th annual Harvest Arts Festival on September 24. The celebration will run through Oct. 3 and programming throughout the various gardens that are participating will run the gamut from art,...
The Japanese Folk Dance Institute of New York (JFDINY) will present an all day festival celebrating Japan in Corlears Hook Park on Sunday, Sept. 12, from 12pm - 4pm.
The event will feature traditional performing arts and cultural...
Join Workers Circle’s Secular Jewish Sunday School for a joyful in-person reopening this fall!
Is your family interested in exploring Jewish cultural identity, social justice, and Yiddish? Registration is now open for the Manhattan Workers Circle School, a secular Jewish...
As New York City’s leading provider of child care and preschool, Bright Horizons® offers a unique early education experience built on more than 30 years of expertise, and on what working families want and need for their children...and for...
Community garden and home of the Stanton Street CSA, M'Finda Kalunga, will host its annual Lady Bug Release, a free event for parents and children, on Saturday, July 31st from 12:30pm - 3:00pm. There will also be plenty of...
Essex Market is hosting a Summer Kickoff community block party with live music, kids games and raffles for market gift boxes on Saturday, June 26, from 12p - 4pm, outside on Broome Street directly behind the market.
The Museum at Eldridge Street has announced plans to reopen on June 1st, 2021. The historic site has been closed since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The museum will resume regular hours of operation, but will require...
As New York City’s leading provider of child care and preschool, Bright Horizons® offers a unique early education experience built on more than 30 years of expertise, and on what families want and need for their children...and for themselves....
The International Center for Photography (ICP) and photo publisher/non-profit foundation, Aperture, will offer an online conversation between photographer Susan Meiselas and ICP’s Managing Director of Programs David Campany on Meiselas’s new Aperture publication, Eyes Open: 23 Photography Projects for Curious...
