#new-york-events

#new-york-events

Hudson River Park announces 2025 free events lineup, featuring workshops, concerts, and performances for all ages.

The SUBMERGE Marine Science Festival kicks off the season, offering hands-on ecology experiences and entertainment.

A unique plant funeral event helps New Yorkers mourn and recycle deceased plants into compost.

TSA PreCheck offers expedited airport security for travelers, making summer travel less stressful.

The Joy of Sake festival showcases an extensive variety of sake along with gourmet food, celebrating its 21st anniversary in New York.

Many people dread Super Bowl Sunday and prefer alternative activities to watching the game.

Bank of America Winter Village offers ice skating and bumper cars as fun alternatives.

Luminosa at Queens Botanical Garden provides an immersive experience with beautiful lantern displays.

BAM hosts New York's largest public celebration for Dr. King, featuring speeches, performances, and activities on January 20.

The Blue Man Group concludes its New York run but will continue in other cities.

The Concert for America returns on Inauguration Day 2025 featuring various artists.

Richard Foreman, a significant avant-garde theater figure, has passed away.

Zürich Tourism introduces Swiss Christmas markets in NYC with a pop-up experience featuring free cocoa and social media engagement for a getaway contest.

Magnolia Bakery has launched frozen-to-thaw banana pudding after three years of development, ensuring it's accessible for all New Yorkers.

Timothee Chalamet's look-alike contest turned chaotic, leading to police fines and an arrest during a large unpermitted gathering.

Donald Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden attracted thousands of supporters just days before the 2024 presidential election, highlighting deep political divides.

The tarot reading at the Algonquin Hotel connects modern audiences with the literary legacy of the 1920s Round Table, celebrating their wit and charm.

The fall gala season showcases New York's elite social scene while raising funds for cultural institutions.

New York Carnival Week celebrates Caribbean culture with a grand parade and community involvement, marking 57 years of tradition in Brooklyn.

Free outdoor movie screenings at Pacific Park this September enhance fall enjoyment in New York.