The World Press Photo exhibition returns to New York City after over a decade, bringing the public compelling global photojournalism that documents critical issues around the world.

The Renaissance Youth Center hosted a Black History Month event with local elected representatives and members of NY Governor Hochul’s office to inform the community about the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 state budget.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the expansion of the 2-K program at Bronx Community College, providing thousands of free child care seats for two-year-olds of Bronx parents and student-parents pursuing a degree.

The Bronx River Art Center Gallery and BCA present the 2021-2025 BRIO Retrospective, an exhibition at the Longwood Art Gallery that celebrates the diverse range of creative inquiry and lived experience that drive modern artistic practice in the community.

An exhibition that focuses on the history of graffiti art, specifically centered around a legendary location known as "The Ghost Yard," which was a major train repair and maintenance yard in New York City and a pivotal site for early graffiti writers.

In less than two weeks, the Albany Capital Center will be turned into an immersive experience with all of the wonderful things the Bronx has to offer — across business, culture, and community. Bronx Day in Albany officially kicks off, bringing the borough’s energy straight to the state capital.

The first-ever Lunar New Year celebration, hosted by the Bronx Borough President's office and the International Youth Fellowship, was held in the Bronx Borough Hall. This cultural display brings cultural activities and community engagement into one room, as attendees bring in the Year of the Horse.

Pancakes with a side of sneakers? It may not be the usual pairing, but at the IHOP, on E. 189th St., they, along with the Fordham Road Business Improvement District, are celebrating March 3rd, National Pancake Day, in signature style.

Council Member Kevin C. Riley organized an impactful Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service in multiple sites, to pay tribute to the legendary human rights activist and his community values.

A celebration takes place in the Andrew Freedman house honoring Gouverneur Morris, an overlooked Founding Father from the borough, who wrote the world-famous preamble to the U.S. Constitution. The event highlighted Morris's contributions to American history and his legacy through presentations and preserved historical documents and artifacts.