NEW YORK — To allow New Yorkers the opportunity to enjoy the arts within their neighborhoods, Mayor Bill de Blasio released guidelines for the city’s “Open Culture” program.
The program will permit outdoor cultural performances on designated city streets during the spring, the mayor said Monday.
It will also put artists back to work as they and cultural groups have the chance to perform across the five boroughs.
“Arts, culture, and live events are the heart of New York City. Today, we’re bringing them back,” said Mayor de Blasio.
“From Open Streets, to Open Restaurants, to Open Culture, New York City has found creative and sustainable ways
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