by John Moore | Aug 20, 2009
Last night at about 10 pm I could hear the thunder crashing just a few blocks east in Central Park. I absently wondered how it was impacting the screening of “Sex In The City” at the Central Park Film Festival. I also concratulated myself on deciding...
by John Moore | Jul 22, 2009
Last Friday’s performance of the Philharmonic on the Central Park’s Great Lawn may not have offered the perfect weather and balmy breezes of Tuesday’s performance, but the orchestra, under the direction of Alan Gilbert, more than compensated –...
by John Moore | Jul 7, 2009
The wallet was snatched on October 24, 1982, while Bendik, now 69, was in Central Park watching the New York marathon. She went to greet runners at the end of the race and, “when I got out of the crush of people, I realized my purse was much lighter,”...
by John Moore | Jun 30, 2009
Central Park presents an outdoor cinema series every summer. Most of these films usually feature a New York theme and they are a great way to enjoy a summer evening in the park. This year’s lineup features some interesting choices – this year’s theme...
by John Moore | Jun 28, 2009
On Wednesday, July 1 at 6:30 p.m., The Duke Ellington Center for the Arts will host a spectacular and unprecedented event in Central Park featuring their Duke Ellington Big Band and 14 grand pianos on the Mall. The series of events marking the 110th Anniversary of...
