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A monthly look at the lively arts scene – film, theatre, art, dance, music and events – in the New York metropolitan area. This fast-moving half hour explores all aspects of the arts....from conception to completion. It looks at the most sophisticated of presentations to the most singular street musician toiling at his/her art. Art in all its forms is introduced and examined throughout the tri-state area.
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In this Arts in the City… we visit the Met Cloisters, stop by the renovated New Museum; check out NewFest, the New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival; take a look at Music City: The Musical; and chat with the new stars of Maybe Happy Ending!
Best of Season 13

Best of Season 13

2026-08-2126:40

In this Arts in the City we take a look at some of our favorite stories from this past season…We celebrate the Limón Dance Company’s 80th anniversary; stop by a 101-year-old luncheonette; check out an exhibit that highlights the beauty in American factories; meet organist Gail Archer; and chat with Tony Award-winning actress Ali Stroker.
This month on Arts in the City… we take a look at the art behind neon signs; catch a movie at Bryant Park; visit the Bronx Children's Museum; check out Jamie Allan’s Amaze; stop by the Museum of Interesting Things; and chat with composer and lyricist Marc Shaiman.
This month on Arts in the City… we soak in the scenery at Wave Hill; go for gold at the American Museum of Natural History; check out a drama program that pairs Holocaust survivors with High School students at Witness Theater; explore the clocks that make NYC tick; and chat with the directors and cast from the Tony Award-winning musical Cats: The Jellicle Ball.
This month on Arts in the City… we stop by a 101-year-old luncheonette; take a look at outdoor sculptures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; check out the art of live storytelling with the Moth; stop by Cooper Hewitt’s Art of Noise; and sink our teeth into vampires on stage.
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