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The Knicks won. Now the Nicks win. 😏On Thursday, June 18, if your name is Nick, Nicole, Nicholas, Nikki, Nico, or any ve...
06/17/2026

The Knicks won. Now the Nicks win. 😏

On Thursday, June 18, if your name is Nick, Nicole, Nicholas, Nikki, Nico, or any version of the name (including Stevie Nicks), your ticket to RiseNY is on us. 💙🧡

Show your ID at the box office and enjoy New York’s most uplifting experience for free.

No promo code. No catch. Just a great excuse to celebrate.

06/17/2026

Trade the "World's Best Dad" mug for a soaring ride over New York. 🗽
Celebrate Father's Day weekend at RiseNY with an experience the whole family will love—from immersive galleries to our flyover ride above the city skyline.
The memories? Those are his to keep.
📍 See you in Times Square.

We’re celebrating the Knicks the RiseNY way! 💙🧡Join us at RiseNY after the parade on Thursday, June 18th at 2pm as DEANN...
06/16/2026

We’re celebrating the Knicks the RiseNY way! 💙🧡

Join us at RiseNY after the parade on Thursday, June 18th at 2pm as DEANNA GIULIETTI serenades us to celebrate the 2026 NBA Champions 🏆 This festive performance will take place on our Torch balcony above 45th street and is FREE to watch! We’ll also have a surprise New York Knicks 🏀 photo op in our lobby 👀

NYC is still riding high from the exciting win...and with our soaring ride, so are we. 🏙️

06/16/2026

S-E-N-S-A-T-I-O-N-A-L. 🐝📚✨
star Emily Rudolph brought "My Friend the Dictionary" to the RiseNY Torch Balcony at our kickoff Torch Song of the season, delivering a performance worthy of a standing ovation!

06/15/2026

Our ears are still ringing from that victory 🧡💙 What a win for New York! 🗽

06/15/2026

The Flatiron Building opened in June 1902 and immediately became proof that New Yorkers can make anything work. Tiny apartment? Sure. Six roommates? Why not. A skinny triangle of land in the middle of Manhattan? Let's build one of the most famous buildings in the world!

More than 120 years later, the Flatiron remains an icon of NYC ingenuity, ambition, and the city's unique ability to turn the unexpected into something unforgettable. 🏙️📸

Nicole Byer is joining the party. ✨🎤On June 25, RiseNY, and proudly present RISE UP, LIVE PROUD — a performance event ...
06/14/2026

Nicole Byer is joining the party. ✨🎤

On June 25, RiseNY, and proudly present RISE UP, LIVE PROUD — a performance event and celebration benefiting Heritage of Pride, hosted by the fabulous and !

And joining the celebration? The one and only . 💖 Get ready for laughs, unforgettable moments, guest appearances, and a raffle packed with incredible prizes — including 2 Grandstand Tickets to NYC Pride and more. 🎟️

👀 More performer announcements are still to come, along with details on how you can donate and enter to win.

📅 June 25, 2PM
📍 RiseNY | 160 W 45th St, NYC

Come celebrate, give back, and live proud with us. You won't want to miss this one. 🌈

On June 11, 1895, a group of Tin Pan Alley music houses came together to form the Music Publishers Association of the Un...
06/11/2026

On June 11, 1895, a group of Tin Pan Alley music houses came together to form the Music Publishers Association of the United States, helping establish standards that would protect songwriters, publishers, and the future of the music business.

At the time, a single block of West 28th Street in Manhattan was the center of American popular music. Tin Pan Alley transformed New York City into the nation's songwriting capital, creating the blueprint for how music would be published, promoted, and shared with audiences across the country.

The organization they built helped shape the modern music industry, while Tin Pan Alley laid the foundation for everything from Broadway standards to today's hit songs. Not bad for a few offices filled with pianos and ambitious New Yorkers. 🎹🗽✨

👻 "Who ya gonna call?"When Ghostbusters premiered in 1984, it became more than just a hit movie—it helped redefine what ...
06/08/2026

👻 "Who ya gonna call?"
When Ghostbusters premiered in 1984, it became more than just a hit movie—it helped redefine what a blockbuster comedy could be. Blending humor, groundbreaking visual effects, and unforgettable performances, the film left a lasting mark on Hollywood and pop culture.

It also showcased New York City as more than just a backdrop. From the streets of Manhattan to the iconic firehouse headquarters, Ghostbusters captured the energy, character, and spirit of the city in a way that audiences around the world still recognize today.

More than 40 years later, its influence can still be seen across film, television, and fandom—and New York remains at the heart of the story.🗽

The Tony Awards started in 1947, which means they’ve been celebrating Broadway for nearly 80 years — or, as New Yorkers ...
06/07/2026

The Tony Awards started in 1947, which means they’ve been celebrating Broadway for nearly 80 years — or, as New Yorkers call it, "a pretty decent run."

Named after theater champion Antoinette Perry, the Tonys honor the best of Broadway while giving millions of viewers the annual reminder that theater kids can, in fact, become superstars.

From legends like Julie Andrews and Angela Lansbury to today’s biggest names, the Tonys have helped make Broadway one of New York City's greatest exports. Because while other cities send out tech startups, New York sends out people who can hit a high C while tap dancing.
And that’s worth celebrating. 🎭✨

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