Bryant Park

To mark to William Shakespeare’s 450th birthday, The Drilling Company members sang his songs in Bryant Park—accompanied by guitars, ukeleles, and the sound of traffic.

The annual Kids Food Festival is taking place on March 1 and 2 at Bryant Park in Manhattan.

Thirty of France’s master chefs will join together at Bryant Park on Sept. 28–29 to prepare distinctly regional dishes.

The Taste of France is returning to New York City on Sept. 28–29 in Bryant Park, with cooking demos from 30 renowned French chefs from around the world as well as New York City.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Try out some of these free events and save yourself some cash. Concerts, art, basketball, dancing, and more—there’s sure to be something for you.

Eubie Blake’s protégé Terry Waldo plays at Bryant Park from May 6–May 10, part of Piano in Manhattan’s Bryant Park.

J.B., a small Senegal parrot, had her first outing to Bryant Park Tuesday with the Arcadia Bird Sanctuary. Her initials stand for “Just Bird,” for lack of a better name, said Terri Jones, director of the sanctuary.

Hilary Salk walked through Bryant Park on her customary Monday morning bird-watching excursion. She raised her binoculars to spot one of the first veery thrushes of the season. If the binoculars didn’t do it, the humming-bird backpack gives her away as a bird lover.

A moment caught in time at the ninth annual Poem-in-Your-Pocket day, in Bryant Park.

Holiday markets can go a long way in reducing holiday shopping stress and saving time.

Listeners gathered around as the calm music of a piano trickled through Bryant Park.

Everyday, rain or shine, up to fifty people come to relax and play pétanque—a game originally from France which resembles bocce ball.

The slim and the beautiful, and needless to say—well-dressed—fashion folks streamed out of the big tent at Fashion Week in Bryant Park on Sunday afternoon.