House of GOAL Brings Soccer Culture to Industry City in Brooklyn House of GOAL brought soccer culture to Industry City in Brooklyn on July 4, turning the holiday afternoon into a full festival built around the world’s game. The event was centered on World Cup watch parties, but it quickly became more than a place…
MARY Fest brought New York’s cannabis, wellness, food, fashion and lifestyle communities to 99 Scott in Brooklyn for a vendor-filled event built around discovery, education, music and connection. Created by the team behind MARY Magazine, MARY Fest brought brands face-to-face with attendees in a marketplace setting that reflected the expanding shape of New York cannabis…
Brooklyn People’s Ball 2026 turned Brooklyn Public Library’s Central Library into a runway for everyone, bringing style, creativity, inclusivity and community to Grand Army Plaza on the eve of the Met Gala.
Project Dance NYC Brings Faith-Based Contemporary Dance to Times Square — A Fixed Moment AFixedMoment Photography & Culture — Times Square, NYC About This Story Project Dance New York City brought a full day of contemporary, faith-based dance to Times Square, with performances running from approximately 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. On the ground, April…
New York, NY — April 5, 2026: By noon, the rain had already settled into an on-and-off rhythm, but the crowd outside St. Patrick’s Cathedral did not seem to mind. Umbrellas opened, outfits came out, and Fifth Avenue once again turned into one of New York City’s most creative and charming spring traditions: the Easter…
For the first time ever, Anime NYC expanded to a full four days—and honestly, even with that extra time, it still felt like just scratching the surface. The Javits Center was buzzing with energy from open to close, packed with fans, creators, vendors, and cosplayers who turned every aisle into a celebration of anime and…
On the evening of June 27th, Tompkins Square Park erupted into a kaleidoscope of wigs, glitter, political signs, and fearless self-expression as hundreds gathered for the annual Drag March — a raucous, irreverent, and fiercely political tradition that turned the East Village streets into a runway of queer resistance. Under the canopy of summer trees,…
Harlem, NY – June 19, 2025 — Despite sweltering heat and a looming threat of rain, joy radiated from every brownstone stoop and block corner during this year’s Harlem Stoop Sessions: Big Band Jubilee, hosted by @thesoapboxpresents. Harlem came alive on Juneteenth with rhythm, style, and celebration in one of the city’s most vibrant and…
