Arts & Entertainment

The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation has hired around 800 lifeguards for its public pools and beaches, which is a steep decline from pre-pandemic numbers.

Wild Captives, the first woman-owned archery range in the U.S., opened at Industry City this month. With it comes empowering archery lessons, an endless supply of arrows and a founder redefining the sport.

The annual Giglio festival in Williamsburg, an Afrocentric drum party in Bushwick, a maximalist pop-up shop in Gowanus, a free concert in Coney Island and more Brooklyn events!

Headliners include Skip Marley, Nick Hakim, dead prez, Courtney Washington and more.

Mural inspired by Mills’ Indigenous Australian roots and honors local and global Indigenous communities

Extraordinary music, education, laughter and dedication permeate the Patricia F. Robinson Music School, continuing the institution's nearly 100-yr-old practice.

Celebrate July Fourth with a Coney Island hot dog eating contest, a fireworks display, the African Arts Festival and parties all weekend long.

This will be the artist's largest U.S. art exhibition since 2012.

A new event hopes to help LGBTQ+ Democratic Socialists of New York meet the leftist loves of their lives.

The exhibit is the largest-ever presentation of African fashions in North America, featuring more than 180 works, including standout pieces from the Museum’s collections.