NY1's weekly segment "Your Weekend Starts Now" shows entertaining picks for great things to do this weekend all around the city. NY1's Stephanie Simon filed the following report.
Latin Dance Festival
nycitycenter.org
At City Center, do not just see the Latin Dance Festival - experience it. Now through March 7, not only can you check out some spectacular performances, you can also get free lessons before the show!
Tickets start at $25.
Three Photographers from The Bronx
bronxmuseum.org
Head to the Bronx Museum this weekend to check out the powerful work of three Bronx-born photographers who have documented critical moments of activism in the neighborhood and our nation. The exhibit is called "Three Photographers From the Bronx," and it’s a chance to explore the legacy of community activism and urban change.
Admission is free!
Ronald K. Brown at The Joyce
joyce.org
For its 30th anniversary season, Evidence Dance Company takes the stage at the Joyce Theater with two programs that feature Ronald K. Brown’s signature choreography.
Tickets to see this company’s special combination of Caribbean, West African and modern American dance start at just $10.
One Day
onedaythemusical.com
The pop-rock musical "One Day" follows eight teenagers on their journey to self-discovery, and it's all based on real life stories. It is at the 3LD Art and Technology Center in the Financial District.
Tickets start at $69.
Backhaus Dance
backhausdance.org
Backhaus Dance Company has several great performances this weekend at The Schimmel Center at Pace University, including one family friendly matinee geared towards younger dance fans.
Children's tickets are just $10, adults $25.
Shorts at BAM
bam.org
Head to BAM this weekend to see a selection of this year’s Oscar nominated live action and animated shorts, including the winners.
Tickets are $14.
Altar Boyz 10th Anniversary Reunion Concert
54below.com
Sunday night marks the 10th anniversary of Off-Broadway musical “Altar Boyz.” Head to 54 Below to see dozens of “Altar Boyz” alumni, including original cast members, perform their hit songs.
Tickets start at $45
The Faces of Islam: Community Partnership Exhibition Program
queensmuseum.org
This is the last weekend to see “The Faces of Islam” exhibit at the Queens Museum. Created by LaGuardia Community College photography students, the exhibit features LaGuardia students and staff, as well as New York City politicians and community leaders who practice the Islamic faith.
Suggested Admission: $8 for adults and children over 12, $4 for students and seniors. Children under 12 free.