September 1, 2026 Arts & Culture, Events, Parks, Restaurant/Bar News
RONNY EMBORG EXTENDED AT ATERA
If you are trying to get your last licks — literally — while chef Ronny Emborg is at the helm of Atera, he just extended his stay there through December. The chef has maintained the restaurants two stars for 11 years — not an easy feat. More here.
PARTY FOR THE HARBOR ON GOVERNORS
The Arts Center at Governors Island and LMCC will host a free celebration for the health of the harbor on Saturday, September 26, 10:30a to 3:30p. Learn how environmental organizations are taking action and join in creative activities at the Climate-Action Tailgate Fair. Make wearable art with Choctaw and Absentee Shawnee artist Tawnee McKinney, LMCC resident alum Marta Blair, artist Mitsuko Brooks, and nonprofit Riverkeeper. Join the Pep Rally and Parade with Grand Marshall Deputy Mayor Julie Su, the Grand Street Campus Marching Band, Stony Brook University mascot Wolfie the Seawolf and more. More here.
KEITH HARING EXHIBIT EXTENDED TO NOVEMBER 1
The Keith Haring exhibit at 60 White has been extended until November 1. In collaboration with collector Lio Malca, the show has multiple floors and monumental paintings, sculptures — and even works that glow in black light. (Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10a to 6p.)
BOGARDUS KIOSK IS BACK OPEN
Joey Bats and El Sazón, who offer their empanadas and smash burgers, and pastels de nada and coffee, respectively, are back open today after a month-long hiatus.
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