Your NYC week in review.

As part of the Cooper Hewitt's 'Art of Noise' exhibit, Brooklyn-based musician Devon Turnbull built a handmade speaker system inside the museum featuring live sessions with Turnbull and guest DJs.

Nearly 300 works spanning six decades and multiple art movements like Cubism to Surrealism. First US retrospective since 1973.

Featuring 50+ exhibitors, Brooklyn's only fair dedicated exclusively to fine art printmaking.

Queens-born artist Mr. Flower Fantastic blends art, fashion, and pop culture. Orchid Nights (21+) with DJs and cocktails on select evenings.

These 30-foot steel sculptures across Flatiron, NoMad, and Meatpacking, are free to enjoy and impossible to miss.

24 features and 10 shorts from Cannes, Sundance, Venice, Berlinale. Opening: Adrian Chiarella's 'Leviticus.' April 8–19 at Walter Reade Theater & MoMA.

The immersive reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera musical, modeled after Sleep No More, has been extended once again until September.

April 13. John Oliver, Andrew Schulz, Hasan Minhaj, Iliza Shlesinger, Ronny Chieng. Benefits Garden of Dreams Foundation ($8.5M+ raised since 2013).

Taqueria-inspired cantina from the Corima crew with a more casual attitude. Try the micheladas and queso chihuahua burger.

New martini-forward cocktail spot from the Isla & Co team, plus a $30/person petite plateau (oysters, scallops, shrimp cocktail).

"New British pub joins a collection of UK-leaning restaurants in New York that showcase excellent British fare. Do you need a reservation? No, because what kind of pub would it be if you did?"

Food writer Andrea Strong urges us to visit this Red Hook hole in the wall: "Dinner at Café Kestel feels like you’ve fallen into a different dimension."

April 12 rally in Maspeth. Touting childcare expansion, pothole blitz, landlord enforcement. The Knockdown Center venue is a choice.

Speaker Menin rallied on National Census Day against adding citizenship question. NYC counts determine billions in federal funding.

Judge Liman ruled Trump admin's plan to end congestion pricing was 'arbitrary and capricious.' Program continues generating $1.5B+ for transit. Emissions down 16-22%.

Mamdani campaigned on reduced class sizes, but now he's pushing to delay this NY law to balance the budget.

NYC is launching a selective tech high school focused on advanced math, robotics, and cybersecurity — while the city still struggles to define AI policies for existing schools.

Headway (70K+ mental health providers) acquired the Tezi team to reduce operational friction for clinicians. Tezi co-founder Raghavendra Prabhu joins as VP Engineering.

Three companies competing for $1.1B contract to redesign subway turnstiles. Cubic's system uses cameras and AI to write physical summarys of suspected fare evaders — raising surveillance, privacy, and bias questions.

NYC startup raised $17M seed to scale AI behavioral health assistant that's supervised by human clinicians.