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The Paris Olympics are over. Now Queens takes center stage in hosting the sport world's hottest event.

There will be meet-and-greets, memorabilia signings and photo ops with some of the biggest names in sports.

The parade kicks off at noon on Sixth Avenue and runs between 36th and 55th streets.

If you enjoy a restaurant chain like Red Lobster or Panda Express but also enjoy the finer foods that NYC has to offer, you’re in luck.

The city may feel like a sauna, but there are still good (and budget-friendly) reasons to get outside.

The open streets event expanded to all five boroughs in 2023 and now has extended hours.

Closing down your street so you and your neighbors can kick back and have fun takes some careful planning.

There’s no denying the calendar — we’re in the thick of summer.

The annual event has been running since 1958. This year's grand marshal is salsa legend Tito Nieves.

The latest work from Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel is running now at the Helen Hayes Theater.