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New York City's 92nd Street Y at 150
At the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan, you'll find folks doing exactly what you'd expect at a community center – swimming, playing basketball, creating. But did you know Groucho Marx used the gym here, and Martha Graham taught dance here?As CEO Seth Pinsky tells it, the organization's remarkable history stemmed from a simple mission: "The 92nd Street Y was founded 150 years ago by a group of German Jewish civic leaders who saw a large number of Eastern European Jews coming to the United States, and they felt that that population needed a home, a safe place. And they said,...
ONLY THE BEST Benefit Concert to Be Held at Green Room 42 Next Month
THE GREEN ROOM 42 will present “Only the Best: A Concert to Benefit the Issa Malak Best Scholarship Fund at NYU” on September 2nd, 2024 at 7:00 PM. This concert and scholarship fund was created in the memory of Issa Best - a brilliant and passionate artist and an NYU alumnus. Issa was pure sunshine. Magic personified. The kind of friend that one could only find once in a lifetime and a kind of talent that defied words. He had a magnetic presence, a boisterous laugh, and the most beautiful spirit.
Splendor and Glory of India on display at FIA’s 42nd India Day Parade in New York City
New York City came alive on Sunday as the Federation of Indian Associations (FIA) hosted the world’s largest annual India Day Parade, honoring India’s Independence Day. This year marked the 42nd celebration, drawing thousands of participants and spectators from the Indian-American community to celebrate their rich culture. The parade started at 12 PM local time at 38th Street and Madison Avenue. This year’s theme, “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam – The World is One Family,” emphasizes social harmony and cultural unity, fostering a sense of belonging that transcends boundaries.
Earl Mosley's Diversity of Dance X Ailey Extension Presents "Hearts of Men" (Open to Men + Nonbinary Persons)
Earl Mosley's Diversity of Dance in partnership with Ailey Extension. Monday, August 26, 2024 - 5:00pm daily through August 29, 2024. Earl Mosley's Diversity of Dance in partnership with Ailey Extension. "My goal was to create a community where men of all ages and backgrounds could play, create, share, and...
Astor Place Hairstylists is very much open
In recent days, there have been some unfounded rumors that Astor Place Hairstylists had closed, based mainly on the renovations happening in the ground-floor storefront (ex-Vitamin Shoppe) on the SE corner of Broadway and Astor Place. Yesterday, management put up a "We Are Open" banner on the construction plywood above...
Join Bloomfield Night Out: Free Fun, Food & Entertainment!
BLOOMFIELD, NJ-- Despite the early August rainout of National Night Out, Bloomfield Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Department, alongside Mayor Ted Gamble, Town Council, and the Bloomfield Police Department, will host "Bloomfield Night Out" on Monday, August 26th, at Vassar Field behind St. Thomas Church, at 60 Byrd Ave. The gates will open for the free event starts at 5:30 p.m. with inflatable rides, music, pizza, snacks, and soft drinks. At 6:00 p.m., the Bloomfield Police and Fire Departments will compete in a kickball game, followed by a performance by The Niche at 7:30 p.m. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Water and snacks will be provided by Brookdale ShopRite. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Ivan Enrique Rodriguez to Present New Art Song 'Mother of Exiles' at NYFOS
Puerto Rican composer Iván Enrique Rodríguez will present the world premiere of his latest art song, Mother of Exiles, at the New York Festival of Song (NYFOS) on November 3, 2024. This monumental piece, inspired by Emma Lazarus's poem The New Colossus, will be performed by baritone Gregory Feldmann and pianist Nathaniel LaNasa.
New Jersey Small Black And LGBTQ Businesses Awarded $1.2M In Grants
The grant money has been split between restaurants, education centers, and community spots in Newark. A group of small businesses owned by people of color and members of the LGBTQ+ community in Newark, New Jersey, have been named as recipients of about $1.2 million in grants under the Newark Retail Reactivation Initiative.
Florham Park Rehab & Healthcare Hosts Movie Night on the Lawn
FLORHAM PARK — Get ready for a fun-filled evening under the stars as Florham Park Rehab & Healthcare presents Movie Night on the Lawn on Monday, August 28, at 7:00 p.m. This family-friendly event will be held at Florham Park Rehab & Healthcare, located at 190 Park Avenue, Florham Park.
Florham Park Gears Up for Annual Night Out Event on September 3
FLORHAM PARK — The community of Florham Park is eagerly anticipating the annual Florham Park Night Out, rescheduled for Tuesday, September 3. This event, which will take place from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Volunteers Memorial Park, located at 37 Elm Street, promises an evening filled with fun, food, and festivities to strengthen the bond between residents and law enforcement.
Year after man suffering mental health crisis was killed by police, family recalls ’captivating energy’ and is upset Jersey City is no closer to solution
It wasn’t until his two years at Morris Brown College that some family members began to wonder if something was amiss with Andrew “Drew” Jerome Washington. His aunt felt his newly found passion for Rastafarianism and veganism shifted into an “obsession.”. “I was like ‘Drew, you...
Boonton Prepares for Annual Labor Day Celebration to Benefit Volunteer Fire Department
BOONTON – The Boonton community eagerly anticipates the return of one of its most beloved traditions, the Boonton Fire Department Labor Day Carnival, set to take place from Thursday, August 29, through Sunday, September 1. This four-day celebration, held at the Boonton High School field, promises a weekend full of fun, entertainment, and community spirit, all while supporting the Boonton Volunteer Fire Department.
Jersey City to Face Daily Fines for Not Reinstating Cops Fired for Using Cannabis
Jersey City could begin facing daily fines starting Saturday for refusing to reinstate two police officers whose terminations over their cannabis usage were overturned by the state Civil Service Commission. The state will fine the city $100 daily for each officer — Norhan Mansour and Omar Polanco — with a...
Two Charged in West New York Hit-and-Run That Left Pedestrian Critically Injured
Two men have been charged following a hit-and-run in West New York that left a pedestrian critically injured. The incident occurred on Saturday, August 17, 2024, when a motorcycle struck a 54-year-old Union City resident at Bergenline Avenue and 57th Street. The driver and passenger fled the scene on foot, leaving the victim in life-threatening condition. He remains hospitalized at Jersey City Medical Center.
Florham Park Police Stop Stolen Vehicle, Recover Multiple Stolen Items
FLORHAM PARK — On Monday, August 19, at 10:25 a.m., Florham Park Officers Chris Heredia and Charlie Greenstein, along with Sergeant Joel Phillips, responded to the area of a local business after an employee reported that someone might be attempting to make a fraudulent purchase. The officers located the suspect’s vehicle on Columbia Turnpike near Park Avenue as the individual fled the scene. During the pursuit, they discovered that the license plate on the vehicle had been reported stolen. The officers successfully stopped the vehicle off Columbia Road in Morris Township.
Women rally for charity at Garden Party
WESTWOOD—The Garden Party, held on Aug. 15, is a members’ social event founded by The Contemporaries committee of GFWC/NJSFWC The Woman’s Club of Westwood. This midsummer gathering offers an opportunity to wine and dine in a backyard setting while celebrating the club’s largest beneficiaries—organizations that received donations throughout the club year.
Researchers make worrisome discovery while analyzing New York City subways: 'Imagine the human impact ... in a single day'
A new study shows subway users in New York City are exposed to dangerous levels of pollution while commuting. Researchers found that the air at NYC subway platforms has, on average, four times the level of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) as would be deemed safe by the Environmental Protection Agency over a 24-hour period, The Guardian reported. The level of pollution exposure is also nine times more than the suggested limit set by the World Health Organization, per the news outlet.
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