Now more than ever there are some awesome Instagram pages highlighting places around the Bronx, but there are also a few that highlight the history for those who are interested. Sarah Eccles shares the history, architecture, food, trails and little-known…
One of the Bronx’s most spectacular historic theaters is getting a new chapter. The historic Loew’s Paradise Theatre on the Grand Concourse is set to reopen as the Paradise Performing Arts Center, nearly a century after the theater first opened…
Bronx families can pick up a free backpack this Saturday, September 26, at a community event hosted by United Charter High Schools. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to noon at the UCHS Jane Addams Campus, located at…
When you think about America’s witch-trial history, Salem is probably the first place that comes to mind. But Connecticut’s story began decades earlier, and now there’s a new way to explore it. The new Haunted History Trail connects historic sites,…
Teens ages 14–19 have an opportunity to help shape health programs and policies for young people across the state, and get paid for sharing their ideas and feedback. The New York State Department of Health Youth Advisory Group (YAG) is…
This is for the Marvel loving parents of the Bronx. Bronx Drafthouse is kicking off Marvel Mondays, a weekly movie series featuring films from the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the countdown to Avengers: Doomsday continues. Starting Monday, September 21, a…
Know a teacher in the Bronx that should be celebrated? The FLAG Award for Teaching Excellence is accepting nominations for its 2026–2027 awards, giving New York City students, parents, families and school communities a chance to recognize outstanding public school…
There are so many organizations doing interesting, important and creative work across the Bronx, and a lot of them don’t always get the attention they deserve. From arts organizations and environmental groups to youth programs and organizations preserving Bronx culture,…
If you’re catching Metro-North from Spuyten Duyvil in the morning, you may have noticed a new little coffee spot along the way. Drawbridge Coffee is a sage green coffee cart serving commuters just outside the Spuyten Duyvil station, created by…
Looking for opportunities for teens in the Bronx? While we usually try to post information about applications when they go live, we wanted to create a handy guide for you to be able to access year-round. There are a surprising…
If you’re looking for some local cultural things to do this fall, The Bronx Museum of the Arts has three new exhibitions and a borough-wide public art project coming up. And as always, admission to the Museum is free. The…
Making new friends as an adult isn’t always easy. Lately, I’ve been noticing more Bronx-based social clubs and communities creating spaces specifically for people to get out, meet others and build new connections. Here are three Bronx social clubs and…
