Fun

A whimsical clown circus, First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum, The Bacchae in Marcus Garvey Park, and so much more going on this week beyond the fireworks.

In an exclusive interview, Kris Kringle comes forward to defend the real meaning of SantaCon and send a message to its enemies.

This March in New York City is packed with delectable food festivals, Bjork's new exhibit at MoMA, funky film openings and more great concerts than your ear canals have room for.

Judge ShawnDya Simpson literally wants the tourist to clean the Brooklyn Bridge, which we're sure would be tons of fun.

The visitor from Russia did manage to take some photos—but didn't post them on social media... yet.

Jay Z, fun., No Doubt, Carrie Underwood, The Roots, and Tiësto are playing Central Park on the same September night.

The event starts at about 9:20 p.m. and ends at 9:50 p.m. And below, you can find out all the best spots to view it from, as well as all the relevant street closures.

Despite the NYPD crackdowns on illegal fireworks, some intrepid NYers still find ways to put on backyard shows for their neighborhoods.

Andrew Dost of Fun., the band Spotify says New Yorkers followed the most this year, tells us what he's been listening to...

One hundred eighteen windows of the majestic train station are being illuminated above the west balcony every night, 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. until December 26.

Here are some fun things to do this week.

Grove Place, the formerly forlorn alley near Hanover Place between Fulton and Livingston streets will undergo yet another night of transformation on Friday, when it will play host to a Game Night.