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Max Styler b2b Adam Ten, Will Clarke, Broken Hill and more join the lineup as the festival reveals three distinct stages ahead of its September 19–20 return to Randall's Island. 

Single Day Tickets On-Sale This Friday at 12:00 PM EST; Exclusive 24 Hour Cash App Visa Card Presale This Thursday at 12:00 PM EST 

New York, NY (July 28, 2026) – With just less than two months until New York City's biggest dance music weekend, John Summit's Experts Only Festival today unveiled its lineup, stage programming, and first look at the immersive festival experience awaiting fans on September 19–20 at Randall's Island Park.

Elevated dining destination recognized as Airport Instagrammable Location of the Year and Airport Lounge Food & Beverage Offer of the Year

Queens, NY (July 22, 2026) – Festival of Cinema NYC returns to the Regal UA Midway in Forest Hills for the 10th Anniversary edition of the popular Queens-based film festival, running from August 7-16. The festival opens with the world premiere of Christopher Mormando’s crime drama Judge No Book and closes with Kristina Klebe’s stylish dramatic thriller Noxturne.

Power, Betrayal, and the Spark That Ignited a Dynasty

New York, NY — The American Theatre of Actors (ATA) proudly presents William Shakespeare’s epic political thriller, Richard II , as part of its acclaimed Classical Initiative. Directed by veteran director and founder of the ATA, James Jennings, this production brings to life the catastrophic undoing of a monarch and the ruthless rise of a new regime—the very spark that ignited a decades-long struggle for the English crown.

Tony Award winners Frank Galati, ​ Lynn Ahrens, and Stephen Flaherty’s All The Way Home, plus Nikola Tesla: The Forgotten Genius, and Sometimes Love, will receive concert ​ presentations this spring at The Theatre at St. Jean's

New York, NY (July 23, 2026) – The York Theatre (Joseph Hayward, Producing Artistic Director, Wendy Hall, Managing Director ) today announced the lineup for its NEW2NY Series, presenting three new musicals-in-development this spring at The Theatre at St. Jean's (150 E. 76th Street) from March 6 - April 11, 2027. All tickets are $35 (plus fees); for information and tickets, visit yorktheatre.org. As is customary for New2NY, these are showcases of new works in development, and there are no opening or press nights.

Series presents Nosky's Baroque Band with trumpet soloist Steve Marquardt

Program includes music by Corelli, Bach, Telemann, and Torelli

New York, N.Y. - On Tuesday, August 4 at 7:30 pm, Naumburg Orchestral Concerts welcomes Nosky's Baroque Band back to the Naumburg Bandshell in Central Park (mid-park at 72nd St.) for its season finale with baroque trumpet soloist Steve Marquardt. The concert is free and will be broadcast live and streamed on WQXR radio.

Spanning more than 34,000 square feet, the destination will bring together a unique mix of local restaurant offerings, retail, and services on Manhattan's West Side

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New York, N.Y.  (July 21, 2026) - Brookfield Properties is proud to unveil The Market Hall at Manhattan West, an elevated, multi-concept dining destination, to one of New York City’s most dynamic neighborhoods. Spanning two levels, The Market Hall combines thoughtful design with a vibrant atmosphere, bringing together a curated collection of exceptional new food and beverage concepts, including a rooftop terrace bar. Accessible from both 10th Avenue and the Manhattan West Plaza, The Market Hall will bring a premier dining experience to Manhattan’s West Side.

New York, NY (07/21/26) – Abingdon Theatre Company (Chad Austin, Producing Artistic Director) is thrilled to announce two-time Emmy Award nominee Michael Urie (Apple TV+’s Shrinking, Oh, Mary!) as one of their 34th Anniversary Gala Honorees. Celebrating Urie’s meaningful impact in the arts community, Abingdon’s gala will kick off their 34th season, Ever Forward, Ever Evolving, on Monday, November 2, 2026 at the Edison Ballroom (240 West 47th Street).

Preliminary Review Showcases Eight Consecutive Sellout Games at New York New Jersey Stadium With $2.1 Billion in Economic Impact in Just First Five Matches

$228 Million in State and Local Tax Revenue Generated to Date

Nearly 120,000 Affordable Shuttle Bus Tickets Sold Throughout the Tournament; Midtown Travel Times Were 23 Percent Faster Than Average

Increased Hotel Revenues in the New York City Metropolitan Area

Thousands of Attendees at Free State-Led Watch Party Events

Governor Kathy Hochul today highlighted the statewide economic impacts of the FIFA World Cup on New York. The Governor’s World Cup strategy was designed to ensure that the benefits of the tournament reached every region of New York, not just the area around the host stadium. The State built a statewide activation model, combining flagship events, regional grants, accessibility initiatives, tourism promotion and community programming into one coordinated strategy. As fans from around the world visited New York, our businesses, bars, restaurants and hotels flourished.

Saturday, July 25, from noon to 4 p.m.

New York, N.Y. – Break out your bell bottoms, floppy hats, and fringed vests! Flower Power Dress-Up Day at the New York Botanical Garden is your chance to show off your best hippie styles — and maybe even win some prizes.