Since 2014, New York’s Wild Film Festival has brought the most daring, wildlife and adventure documentary films.

Head to historic Webster Hall for an evening of beer and whiskey at the fourth annual East Ville des Folies.

The turkey and stuffing won’t even be out of the oven yet, but Grand Central is looking forward to Christmas, fifteenth annual holiday fair

Alvin Ailey Artistic Director Robert Battle’s first new work Awakening is a groundbreaking piece.

George Balanchine’s gorgeous choreography set to Tchaikovksy’s score is a holiday institution, both in New York and around the country.

Around one million people head to New York City’s Times Square to ring in the new year and watch the ball drop.

New York’s Metropolitan Opera is performing Georges Bizet’s groundbreaking Les Pêcheurs de Perles (The Pearl Fishers).

A decade after its inception, Winter Jazzfest continues to be the city’s prime jazz festival.

Catch your favorite Broadway shows for unbeatable prices during Broadway Week. 

Fall’s most celebrate beverage gets its own week here in New York.

Your text here.Twice a year, New York assumes its duty as one of the world’s style capitals by hosting New York Fashion Week.

This February, the Neue Galerie is opening a new exhibition examining Edvard Munch’s influence on his contemporaries in Germany and Austria

Each year, the New York Botanical Garden delights visitors to an orchid show, held inside the Bronx park’s Haupt Conservatory.

With three major art fairs in town, New York City’s creative scene will be bursting from March 3 - 6.

North America’s premier showcase for contemporary French films, Rendez-Vous with French Cinema presents the country's latest works to NYC.

Over 70 international and local galleries will showcase artwork at Chelsea’s Metropolitan Pavilion at the Affordable Art Fair.

The city’s top chefs and mixologists will converge in Chelsea to host a single dinner hosted by New York Magazine.

November first will be Marathon Day in New York City, when over 50,000 uber-athletes will descend upon New York for a 26.2 miles race.

For almost fifteen years, the Tribeca Film Festival has brought audiences downtown to see contemporary independent filmmaking at its best.

March 2015 through September 4th, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts unveiled a multimedia exhibit of Frank Sinatra.

On December 1, a new production of L'Amour de Loin takes the stage at The Metropolitan Opera. Finnish composer Kaia Saariaho is responsible.

New York’s most treasured summer tradition, free Shakespeare in the Park, celebrates its 52nd season in Central Park’s Delacorte Theatre.

The Governors Ball Music Festival is a multi day music festival held on Randall’s Island in New York City.

Taste of Summer brings together 800 guests each June under the stars in Central Park for a distinctive kickoff to summer in New York City.

Soul Night Events debuts Summer 2014 with an exciting Fundraiser/ Soul Street Summer Chic White Affair to benefit Food Bank New York City.

The Blue Note Jazz Festival returns June 1-30, 2014, with over 150 premier artists at more than 15 venues throughout New York City.

In Frank Sinatra’s centennial year, four of today’s finest entertainers pay tribute to America’s original idol.

For one night only, the London Symphony Orchestra will perform in New York City, commemorating the 70th anniversary of Béla Bartók’s death.

Japan Day @ Central Park is an annual festival celebrating Japanese culture.

Celebrating cutting-edge digital technology while honoring traditional forms of storytelling, SohoFilmFest is the place.

Frieze New York is one of the world’s leading contemporary art fairs. On May 14th, Frieze Art Fair will bring together over 1,000 artists.

The Film Society of Lincoln Center hosts one of the country’s most prestigious film festivals restored classics, and an Avant-Garde showcase

Daniel Coburn’s two-person play, which won Tonys for Best Play in 1978 and Best Revival in 1997, is returning to Broadway.

The Metropolitan Opera’s lavish production of Verdi’s tale is set in 1960s Las Vegas, rather than in Renaissance Mantua.

The NYC Tartan Day Parade runs up Sixth Avenue to Central Park.

The 46th annual Earth Day is here, and New York City is doing its part to help the planet.

Fall fashion comes out in force in February, with the return of New York Fashion Week.

Internationally known as one of the best places for holiday shopping, find art, jewelry, home goods and fine foods.

Labor Day: the unofficial end of summer. If you're in New York City for the holiday, don't give up on warm-weather activities just yet.

Since 1999, New Yorker Magazine has held this annual October gathering of notable speakers and cultural icons.

Hosted by the Food Network and Cooking Channel, the New York City Wine & Food Festival is a four day fair with more than 100 events.

Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival is a fall music festival that focuses to illuminate our interior lives.

The Radio City Christmas Spectacular is a New York City tradition dating back to 1933.

George Balanchine premiered his choreography to Tchaikovsky’s famous ballet in 1954.

In the midst of the Great Depression, the first Christmas Tree rose up at the future site of Rockefeller Center.

The Affordable Art Fair is in town, showcasing works from more than 1,000 artists at Chelsea’s Metropolitan Pavilion.

When the holiday season descends upon New York, it's not uncommon to hear the instantly recognizable music of Handel's Messiah pouring from

For hours leading up to the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, all of New York City is essentially one giant party.

Expectations are already high for The Present which marks Cate Blanchett’s and Richard Roxburgh’s Broadway debuts.

One of Europe’s premier orchestras is headed to the Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall.

The streets of New York City's Chinatown are filled with the aroma of hot dumplings every year to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Feb 13 and 14. Tickets are available now for the 141st Westminster Dog Show.

Founded in 1963, the New York Film Festival is one of the country’s most important screening events in the country.

The style world is gearing up for New York Fashion Week, when America’s best designers show off the next season’s looks.

Known as the city’s rite of spring, this annual festival has over 60 events celebrating Japanese culture and the arrival of cherry blossoms

Celebrate independence day in NYC.

Frieze New York brings over 200 contemporary art galleries from around the world to Randall’s Island Park in the East River.

Mother’s Day in NYC presents visitors and locals alike with endless options to celebrate moms.

Free for all, every summer, Shakespeare in the Park returns to the Delacorte Theater in Central Park with The Taming of the Shrew.

Each year, the naval armed forces celebrate the unofficial start of summer, timed to coincide with Memorial Day.

Since 1978, the consortium of museums have opened their doors to expose New Yorkers and visitors to the city’s incredible collection.

Celebrate Father’s Day in NYC on June 19 by treating dad to a steak dinner at one of the city’s acclaimed steak houses.

Summergarden is a free, first-come first-serve held every week in the Museum of Modern Art’s Sculpture Garden.

Art lovers are flocking to the new Whitney Museum of American Art to see the Frank Stella retrospective exhibition.

The Lincoln Center Festival brings the best in dance, music, opera and theater from around the world to Manhattan.

Celebrate French National Day 3,500 miles from Paris, in Manhattan.

For a limited time, enjoy 3-course pre-fixe lunches and dinners at some of New York’s best restaurants.

Since 1997, New York City has celebrated experimental-style theater with the fringe festival.

The annual Grand Slam of tennis comes to a close each year at the U.S. Open.

For two weekends every year, Governors Island steps back in time to celebrate the Jazz Age era.

For two weekends every year, Governors Island steps back in time to celebrate the Jazz Age era.