The magazine's weekend of onstage conversations with writers, actors, musicians and comedians, this year including Conan O'Brien and Mahershala Ali. Tickets are per event.
New York's LGBTQ+ film festival, the 38th: 130-plus features and shorts in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens theaters. Tickets are sold per screening.
A day-long Diwali festival on Broadway in the middle of Times Square, with dance and music on stage, Indian food and vendors.
Richmond Hill's Indo-Caribbean community parades decorated floats along Liberty Avenue with tassa drums, dance and music, starting from Smokey Oval Park.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden's fall party: a beer and cider garden, pumpkin carving, face painting and harvest music and dance from Haitian, Afro-Venezuelan and Native traditions.
Costumed dogs parade up the steps of Fort Greene Park the Saturday before Halloween, and the crowd's cheering decides the winners. Entry fees go to the park's dog group.
Every date in the NYC Festivals & Events list — star the ones you're into and see which friends are going.
Eight days of new horror features and shorts plus repertory screenings, all at a Williamsburg cinema that serves food and drinks at your seat.
The Knicks get their championship rings and raise the banner at the Garden before opening their title defense against the 76ers.
The Nets open their season at home in Brooklyn against the Charlotte Hornets, a 7:30 p.m. tip at Barclays Center.
Staten Island's dog costume contest on Snug Harbor's South Meadow: prizes for the cutest, funniest and spookiest pups, then everyone parades.
An evening for Edgar Allan Poe beside the Bronx cottage where he wrote "Annabel Lee": after-hours tours, a night market with gothic sweets and cocktails, readings and a live set.
Giant puppets, bands and tens of thousands of costumed New Yorkers march up Sixth Avenue. Watch from the sidewalk, or show up in costume and march. This year's theme: Body & Soul.
Free skating on the Bryant Park rink, its 25th season, ringed by holiday shops and places to eat. The shops close after New Year's; the rink runs through February.
About 50,000 runners cross all five boroughs, 50 years after the race first left Central Park for the full city course. Pick a spot on First Avenue or in the Bronx and cheer.
The Rockettes' 90-minute holiday show, with a new scene this year and 230 performances, the most since it opened in 1933.
The 100th parade, with a record lineup of balloons including the return of Underdog. Stake out Central Park West early; the stands at Herald Square are ticketed.
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