What's on today and this weekend, the happy hours pouring right now, and the places worth your time — hand-picked by Whosly, the Chicago-made app for making plans with friends.
New York's LGBTQ+ film festival, the 38th: 130-plus features and shorts in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens theaters. Tickets are sold per screening.
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 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.
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.
20 favorites with real prices and times, by neighborhood — and what's on right now.
Find a happy hour →Festivals, markets and shows for Oct 23–25, updated every day.
See what's on →The light shows, markets, tree lightings and parades worth bundling up for — with dates and tips.
Open the holiday guide →A local's plan for one, two or three days in New York.
Read the guide →25 hand-picked essentials — The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The High Line and Central Park and more — mapped.
Open the city guide →Whosly keeps the city's best spots, every happy hour and what's on in one place — and turns any of it into a plan your friends can answer in a tap.
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