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.

Six free Bronx events bring outdoor movies, dance, art and local history together, with choices for families and adults before summer ends.

If you're looking for outdoor events in the Bronx, Wave Hill has birding, gallery tours, and family art activities on its early August schedule.

Broadway Sin Barreras founder Vanessa Verduga shares how her creative path led her to build space for Latiné artists on and off stage.

Muhammad Ali and Ken Norton’s final bout was a controversial showdown that marked Yankee Stadium’s last boxing match, set against the turmoil of 1976 New York.

Borí Books & Café began as a response to absence. Founder Rafiana Martinez explains why this literary space exists and who it is being built for.

Dominic Colón brings a story of a Bronx family during the HIV/AIDS crisis to the stage for two free public readings at Pregones/PRTT.

A Bronx-centered play about family, identity, and the 1980s HIV/AIDS crisis will receive free public readings at Pregones/PRTT.

A free TONEWALL concert from Carnegie Hall Citywide is coming to Wave Hill, with more late June events on the calendar.

A new exhibit at the Museum of Bronx History shares stories that connect the Bronx to the nation's long fight for liberty.

Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet returns to Wave Hill for a Juneteenth performance commemorating a pivotal moment in American history.

Music, books, and community come together at Roberto Clemente Plaza during The Bronx's African & Caribbean Cultural Festival.

Bronx River Sounds Festival returns for a second weekend of live music, workshops, and cultural programming at Bronx River Art Center.

Norwood Pride returns with a free brunch, drag performances, and the crowning of the next Ms. Bronx Pride.