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Culture & Community: The New York Botanical Garden is going full Flower Power with psychedelic plantings, giant sculptures, and artist-designed buses for a Woodstock-inspired summer spectacular. Arts & Music: Saoirse drops tech-house single “Boombox,” while Holly Lester shares EP “Open Your Mind,” and this week’s music radar spotlights new releases. Education & Demographics: New state enrollment snapshots show shifting student mixes across NYC schools—Red Hook Neighborhood School (27 Black students, 17.9%), Middle School for Art and Philosophy (22 Hispanic students, 18%), and International High School at Lafayette (64 Asian/Pacific Islander students, 18.1%). Public Life & Policy: NYC’s AI debate keeps heating up, with new reporting on bans and restrictions in schools. Remembering 9/11: Southwest Florida plans mark the 25th anniversary with memorial unveilings and remembrance events. Politics & Identity: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat speaks in London on “Hindu Rashtra” and unity through diversity, drawing fresh controversy.

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Pillars of Power begins East Coast tour with New York premiere on Sept. 11

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New York Kurdish Film Festival marks 10th edition in Manhattan

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Par x Design launches New York chapter of City Collection

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Raise the Rail and AIA New York to host suicide-prevention roundtable

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