Every year, New York City Comic Con brings in fans, cosplayers, and artists from around the globe. The first image to come up in casual spectator’s minds are popular U.S. owned comic publishers like Marvel and D.C. But like New […]
The 38th Annual Bronx Columbus Day Parade marched down Morris Park yesterday to the delight of Bronx residents. For the second year in a row, a well-known celebrity was grand marshal. Vincent Pastore, best known for his role on the […]
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Many people talk about thanking our veterans for their service but some questions still linger: What’s the right way to say “thank you” and Can more be done? Stepping up to answer these questions is Judy Lanci of The American […]
Earlier this year The Bronx Chronicle visited the only pop-up cat cafe in NYC and while there is talk of a permanent cat tea house in the city, the Bronx threw it’s own pop-up cafe. This past Saturday, Lovie Pignata […]
A GARDEN OF ARTISTS GROWS IN THE BRONX WHAT: The “Garden of Artists,” a family fun day of art exploration WHEN: Saturday, September 27th, from 11AM – 4PM WHERE: front lawn of the Andrew Freedman Home, 1125 Grand Concourse at […]
This past Tuesday, Partnerships for Parks held a certificate ceremony for their Academy Fellowship Mentoring Program. The program connects different individuals interested in starting park-related projects and groups with those who are more experienced in this field. “I love being […]
The third installment of the successful intervention series Under the Viaduct will take place on Saturday, October 4, 2014 and coincide with the Paris-based Festival of Lights. Nuit Blanche (which literally means White Night in French) was originated in 1984 […]
The 46th Precinct in the Bronx has released surveillance footage of a suspect sexually assaulting a teenage girl. The incident happened on Monday, September 8th at 4:15 a.m. on Jerome Avenue at East 183rd Street. The suspect approached the teenage […]
The East Bronx History Forum is pleased to announce that the Forum will hold its 1st Off Site meeting at The Maritime Industry Museum, Fort Schuyler Bronx NY on Wednesday, September 17th 2014 at 7:30 pm. The Maritime Industry Museum […]
A packed house filled the Andrew Freedman Home last Saturday at the opening reception of The Bronx Artist Documentary Project. Connecting Bronx artists with Bronx photographers, the project opened a window into the life and work of visual artists within […]
Where were you? What were you doing? This is a question I hear and see every year during this day and it is, especially, asked on social media. I have noticed over the past years that this question is popular […]
The first ever Bronx Fashion Week has gone and passed but with it is an everlasting impression. For the past weekend, fashions from up and coming Bronx designers were showcased at the Andrew Freedman Home on the Grand Concourse. Fashion […]
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