Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival Presented by Invesco QQQ
This festival at the Seaport features more than 50 events, including cooking classes and intimate dinners with celebrity chefs.
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Everything happening Sat Oct 17–Sun Oct 18.
This festival at the Seaport features more than 50 events, including cooking classes and intimate dinners with celebrity chefs.
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Get a glimpse of NYC’s rarely seen spaces with Open House New York’s Weekend.
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This annual summit features conversations, panels and networking opportunities.
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This community celebration, held in honor of Filipino American Heritage Month, takes place in Woodside, Queens.
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See this interactive stage production—yes, featuring plenty of bubbles—at New World Stages.
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This stage-mounted prequel to the Netflix show follows several characters as teenagers in 1959.
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The Phantom returns to the Broadway stage in an immersive experience that takes audiences on an interactive journey.
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See matches of the NYC area's original Major League Soccer team.
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New York City’s newer MLS team plays Yankee Stadium, with a move to a new home pitch in Queens planned for 2027.
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An all-star cast brings this story—which needs no introduction—back to Broadway.
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A couple take a trip together in the hopes of working on their marriage, but end up stuck in the musical town of Schmigadoon.
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Explore the natural history of what is now known as New York City in an NYBG installation and events citywide.
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This series of exhibitions and programs is a museum-wide look at equity and freedom.
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Immerse yourself in George Washington's spy network on this Lower Manhattan walk.
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The Public Art Fund’s 2026 season kicks off this spring with four impressive exhibitions.
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This exhibition comprises items from Schomburg's personal library.
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The Costume Institute’s exhibition illustrates the connection between art and fashion.
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More than 50 objects highlight the shared human exploration of and fascination with the supernatural world.
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Learn about New York's wine and chocolate history.
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The Guggenheim pairs 1950-–’60s Pop art works with those of contemporary artists.
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The New York Public Library celebrates the 250th anniversary of our country with this expansive exhibition.
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The New York Historical explores the importance and evolution of democracy in the United States.
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The Jewish Museum examines the pivotal role Jewish women had on modernist aesthetics in Vienna.
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Fall family fun at the Queens County Farm Museum includes the Agriculture Fair, Amazing Maize Maze and a Halloween festival.
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A rotation of star actors take turns in this play that looks at the ongoing impact of violence.
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This season's calendar celebrates connections through the arts.
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The season, Wynton Marsalis’s last as artistic director, celebrates his impact along with many other performances.
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The New York Football Giants have won four Super Bowls and are looking to get to the playoffs this season.
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The Joyce Theater presents eight exciting performances from dance companies the world over.
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In conjuction with MoMA PS1’s large-scale, installation-based exhibition, MoMA hosts the Mexican artist’s new experiential installation.
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Coney Island’s Luna Park transforms into a family-friendly harvest and Halloween festival.
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Gang Green shares a home with the Giants, but the team has always had a bit more of a flair for back-page dramatics.
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Opera favorites, new productions and a 60th anniversary gala round out this robust season.
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New York City Center’s fall includes global performances and a three-week run of In the Heights.
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Balanchine, Robbins, world premieres, a gala and a farewell to a principal dancer make up this fall season.
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Explore the history of New York City’s oldest thoroughfare, The Bowery, through artworks and artifacts.
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MoMA PS1 presents the first-ever US survey of Mexican artist Teresa Margolles, famous for her large-scale works that explore transnational violence.
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Spanning nearly two centuries and 60-plus tribes, this Poster House exhibition celebrates Indigenous design histories.
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Manga fans can get a deeper look at the art that goes into these comics and graphic novels.
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More than 120 works from both artists highlight their parallel lives and what they created during their time together.
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The City’s most famous ice-skating rink is a holiday must-visit during fall and winter.
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Indoor and outdoor ice-skating rinks offer seasonal, family-friendly recreation throughout the five boroughs.
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Jonathan Groff stars as Bobby Darin in a retro musical about fame and legacy.
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The New York Botanical Garden celebrates America 250 through plants and food.
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See a showcase of seven Staten Island artists' work at the Staten Island Museum at Snug Harbor.
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