Sandra Lopez-Monsalve

Thirteen professional dance companies perform through sunset at the New York Harbor.

An isolated Governors Island's house is being populated by digital art and other inventions.

Watch a play being written before your eyes.

Residents of the Bronx can listen to some of their borough's most revered musicians as they wait for public transportation. 

A good, old-fashioned “yard sale” where even the grass can be haggled over.

On Sunday, America celebrates the 45th anniversary of the Moon landing.

There's a place in Harlem that is neither a museum nor a gallery —it's an affordable housing development. Yet right now, it is filled with two floors of art.

A farewell to Pete Seeger combines music and activism.

A video slideshow of the thoughts of immigrants who became U.S. citizens this week.

A rare document written by Thomas Jefferson and now on display, declares the United States to be an entity for the first time.

There is a lot of art and culture to see in New York beyond the museums of the Upper East Side and the galleries of Chelsea. WNYC is exploring several neighborhoods this summer to find some local gems. Click on the pins of this map to find more about them.

Brothers Ryan and Trevor Oakes have made art inspired by visual perception and algorithms for 12 years.