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November 13, 2026 Editorial, Grounded, Travel

Grounded: When America’s Airports Suddenly Hit Pause

A communications problem at multiple Air Route Traffic Control Centers prompted an FAA nationwide ground stop on Friday the 13th. Here’s what happened and what travelers should know.

November 13, 2026 Culture

Ink Is the Archive: New York’s Tattoo Artists Bring Their Art to the Brooklyn Navy Yard

More than 320 artists, independent vendors and live performances gather at the Duggal Greenhouse November 13–15 for a weekend that treats tattooing as both craft and contemporary culture.

November 13, 2026 Cuisine

Ditto, Please: Andy Baraghani’s First Restaurant Makes Room for the Way New Yorkers Actually Eat

At 13 East 16th Street, chef and cookbook author Andy Baraghani is opening Ditto, an all-day café shaped by the food he loves, neighborhood life and a more personal...

November 13, 2026 Lifestyle

The Codes We Wear: Virgil Abloh’s Creative Language Returns to New York

The Shed’s upcoming Virgil Abloh: The Codes exhibition brings nearly 1,000 objects into a conversation about streetwear, luxury, access and the ideas behind what we wear.

November 13, 2026 Entertainment

A New Kind of Encore: Williamsburg’s Domino Venue Gives the Old Sugar Refinery a Second Life

A 750-capacity, all-ages venue is planned for the historic Domino Sugar Refinery in April 2027, bringing concerts, comedy, film and community programming to the Williamsburg waterfront.

November 13, 2026 Culture

After Dark: The New York City We Become When the Sun Goes Down

The Museum of the City of New York’s new photography triennial looks beyond the postcard skyline to the workers, dreamers, revelers, and communities who shape the city after dark.

November 13, 2026 Cuisine

Mashama Bailey’s Southern Food Goes to Washington

The chef behind Savannah’s The Grey is bringing two new concepts to Washington, D.C., with a menu shaped by Southern memory, New York roots, and the movement of American...

November 13, 2026 Lifestyle

The Extraordinary Ordinary: Why Fashion Is Looking Back at the Clothes We Live In

The Met’s 2027 Costume Institute exhibition turns its attention to the familiar garments and everyday materials that shape how we dress, live, and express ourselves.

November 13, 2026 Entertainment

Coltrane at 100: Why the Music Still Sounds Like the Future

A century after John Coltrane’s birth, his restless musical imagination remains a living force—and New York is preparing to celebrate the sound that refuses to stand still.

November 13, 2026 Culture

After the Homecoming, the Becoming: Harlem’s Next Artistic Generation Takes the Studio

The Studio Museum’s 2026 artists-in-residence are the first cohort to work in its new building. Their exhibition asks what young artists can make when a historic Harlem institution gives...