Residents continue push for new community arts center at abandoned rehab clinic
South Bronx residents who have been fighting for years to turn an abandoned rehab center
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Six Bronx Junior Photo League students recognized for artistic work
Six Bronx Junior Photo League students who submitted work to the 2021 Scholastic Art &
Bronx Music Heritage Center teases new home through online performances
Operators at the still-in-construction Bronx Music Hall are producing a series of online performances to
Rapper Fred the Godson sick with the coronavirus
Rapper Frederick Thomas, better known as Fred the Godson, has the coronavirus. The 35-year-old Highbridge
Neighborhood Voices: Dancing in the street
In the heart of Mott Haven, John Cordero, 26, stands up against a building. He has one headphone in his ear and another dangling by his waist.
Teen chefs match skills in community cook-off
After weeks of preparation, South Bronx students finally got a chance to showcase their culinary
Fourth time’s the charm: South Bronx woman to open borough’s only gay bar in Port Morris
An old Port Morris motorcycle repair shop will soon become the only gay bar in
Aloha to the world from the Don Ho Terrace
Aloha to the World from the Don Ho Terrace is an aggressive “goodbye and good luck” of sorts (the song “So Long, and Thanks for the All the Fish,” from The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy will be playing throughout the exhibit), inviting viewers to explore Ho’s “embodied reality” as a global citizen.