Melrose community garden holds screening of Netflix’s “Vampires vs. The Bronx”
A socially distanced screening of the Netflix original “Vampires vs. the Bronx” was held at
Arts/Culture
Paving the way: Graffiti transformed from a crime to an art
Bianca Romero’s floor to ceiling “Phoenix Rising” mural is the newest addition to increasingly filled
Award-winning Bronx filmmaker adapts collaborative methods to pandemic
On a Thursday evening in October, Leomary Rodriguez is taking her nightly break from social
BronxArtSpace opens first in-person exhibit during pandemic
The BronxArtSpace reopened its gallery on August 29 for its first in-person exhibit since March
Community groups seek answers, as public funding shrinks
As the impact from the pandemic’s first punch gradually diminishes and New York City wrestles
Dancer Jane Saotome offers tips for in-home classes
With much of the nation in virtual lockdown, dancers and fitness experts across the country
Lost demo founder Sashalee King wants you to start dreaming again
Sashalee King wants you to get back to that thing you were passionate about as
Covid-19 has musicians singing a different tune
Bronx musicians are using Instagram Live as their concert hall during the New York quarantine,