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Award-winning actor Stephen Smith performs two chilling Edgar Allan Poe classics live at the author’s home in The Bronx.

The Bronx County Historical Society and BADAHA are back with Part II of their Art Deco walking tour, this time exploring Mosholu’s hidden treasures.

Harvey Stein visits the Bronx Documentary Center for a free talk on long-term projects and building a lasting photography career.

Fat Joe and Slick Rick will be honored at The Hip Hop Museum’s 2025 Gala, celebrating icons and supporting the museum’s future.

Women Photojournalists of Washington (WPOW) bring their annual exhibition to the Bronx Documentary Center, showcasing powerful visual stories.

Edwin Pagán of Seis del Sur presents Exposing the Latent Image of the South Bronx, a free Hunts Point Library event on community resilience.

The New York Latino Film Festival is marking 25 years with screenings, reunions, and a free block party on Dyckman Street.

The Bronx Zoo’s Harvest Glow returns with glowing pumpkins, dinosaurs, and fall fun for families to enjoy after dark.

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.

The Joker Stairs is a mix of film history, community pride, and local art. Take a Bronx Batman Day trip with this squick guide.

Two weekend sessions, two books, and Bronx legends, this summer book club hits hard for fans of punk, hardcore, and neighborhood history.

Two more mural talks are still ahead, hosted at the transformed Inspiration Point. Bronx legends share stories of graffiti, murals, and...

Free movies under the stars return to Bronx parks. Here's a quick list of what's playing, when, and where to catch each one ...

Malpaso screens at Poe Park as the Bronx Solstice Cinema Series wraps with this bold borderland drama from Héctor Valdez...

The Bronx County Historical Society starts summer with a photo exhibit at Orchard Beach and a live street jam for Juneteenth in...

Take a free walking tour through Bronx Art Deco history with BCHS and BADAHA—where sleek design meets the borough’s rich architectural legacy...

Who was Joe Two Trees, the "Last Algonquin"? A Bronx lecture looks at the legend, the facts, and how stories take shape...

A Bronx-rooted drag musical honors queer icon Johnny Rodríguez — from San Juan to NYC, his story takes the spotlight in its final days...

Tracy Morgan returns to TV with two new comedies, reuniting with Tina Fey on NBC and joining Cedric The Entertainer on Paramount+...

An after-hours Bronx Zoo party with drinks, dinosaurs, and dance zones? Brew at the Zoo is back with more fun than ever...

A powerful play about Black midwives and community care makes its final NYC stop in The Bronx this May…

Shudder marks 10 years with NYC horror events, screenings, and a Friday the 13th tattoo party in Brooklyn...

The Anthropologists' axes, herbs and satchels honors Black midwives and doulas in The Bronx, bringing suppressed histories to life...

An emotional new exhibition opens in Hunts Point. ¡Te Amo Porque S.O.S. Pueblo! invites the community to experience art, memory, and solidarity.

The Bronx Goes Full Jurassic, No Passport Required. The toughest borough is once again home to the toughest creatures to ever walk the Earth. This year’s Dinosaur Safari is bigger than ever, with....

Actor Tika Sumpter visits Storyland in the Bronx to share her debut children’s book with CS 55 students, inspiring a new...

Celebrate Bronx heritage with The Bronx County Historical Society’s spring events: a Garifuna tour, virtual book talk, film screenings...

The BX-Anime & Comic Expo is back, bringing top comic artists, cosplayers, and live wrestling to the Bronx! Meet your favorites, shop...

Photographer Jamel Shabazz’s exhibit Seconds of My Life is on view at the Bronx Documentary Center, featuring decades of powerful...

Sam Fuentes shares her story of survival and justice in Death by Numbers. Watch as the Bronx Documentary Center presents this powerful...