Damrosch Park

Friends of Damrosch Park claim Lincoln Center broke a settlement agreement by hosting the circus.

The Department of Cultural Affairs bought the tent in 2011, records show. 

The social dance festival organized by Lincoln Center kicks off June 27 and ends July 15.

The bankrupt nonprofit has put all its assets — from its tents to its trademark — up for auction.

The trees, park advocates allege, were destroyed by Fashion Week will be replaced, along with plantings.

The crowds swarming Lincoln Center meant more customers at local bars and restaurants, owners said.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week will no longer be allowed at Lincoln Center, according to a settlement.  

Office equipment at the opera house was also found spray-painted Wednesday morning, police said.

From a circus and a dance party to fabulous city views, we have an array of ways to ring in 2014. 

Twenty-seven restaurants are offering dining discounts to fashionistas and locals alike next month.

Get your groove on at these outdoor dance parties in the city.

Ring in the New Year with activities that will dazzle your family and kick off 2013. 

An Upper West Side Community Board voted to oust Fashion Week from Damrosch Park behind Lincoln Center.

After a public outcry, the Parks Department is replacing some greenery removed from Damrosch Park.

Glenwood Management wants to break ground this year on a 54-story building across from Damrosch Park.