Poe’s ‘The Black Cat’ gets a Halloween special from the Bronx, pairing a chilling story with a visit to the author’s final home.

The new mural at Lehman Center gives college students a place to display their designs alongside the Bronx’s wide mural tradition.

Ginuwine and Ro James share a Lehman Center bill in November, linking familiar R&B hits with songs from a newer chapter of the genre.

Melanie Brewster and Noormah Jamal discuss their Wave Hill installations, with a poetry reading featuring Sonya Posmentier in October.

Plim Plim takes the stage at Lehman Center for young Bronx audiences. Here’s what families should know about October performances.

Transportation Alternatives’ Anna Berlanga shares Tour de Bronx riding tips, and organizers provide a list of landmarks to see on route.

Bronx Documentary Center marks 15 years shaped by commitment, access, and friendship, with two free exhibitions opening in October.

A family story grew into seven films about the Bronx River. The anthology screens Oct. 1 at BronxArtSpace, with a filmmaker Q&A.

At Lehman, two Medellín salsa orchestras debut while part of the ticket sales supports Colombia earthquake relief. See the event details.

Tour de Bronx returns Oct. 4 with three free routes. See what riders should know before joining the 32nd annual ride.

BAE puts chamber music, Cuban son, Andean influences, and salsa in one free Bronx concert. See what makes the program worth a closer look.

Old photos, recipes, and familiar places shape the next South Bronx History Keepers sessions. See what is planned next at Mott Haven Library.

Batman Day returns to Poe Park with family activities, detective challenges and a celebration of the Dark Knight’s Bronx roots.

Bronxites can head downtown to see life-size buffalo puppets roam Manhattan and Brooklyn with music, poetry, dance, and ceremony this fall.

Kingsbridge Library puts Magic: The Gathering on the table for Bronx adults, from complete beginners to fans returning to the game.

Alex Strada’s Public Address places shelter residents’ handwritten words in public spaces throughout the Bronx beginning in September.

Bronx native Judy Reyes will receive the Trailblazer Award in recognition of her impactful career spanning television, film, and theater.

Summer is winding down, but six free outdoor movies are all still coming to Bronx parks, from new releases to a pair of familiar favorites.

Four new markers reveal how architecture, subway growth, and generations of resident care shaped Longwood’s distinctive Bronx blocks today.

Poe Cottage tours, Gothic vendors, author readings, and a live Militia Vox performance come together for Nevermore at Poe Park in the Bronx.