See some of Manhattan’s most iconic sites in a fully-restored classic car on this special guided tour.

Create your very own “Salty Sunshine” painting at Muse Paintbar while sipping delicious wine. No experience is required!

Spend the evening on a relaxing jazz cruise, which presents beautiful views of the city and live entertainment.

Celebrate the Fourth of July with a dazzling fireworks display by Macy’s in Midtown.

This Guggenheim exhibition offers a fresh interpretation of Jenny Holzer’s iconic 1989 installation.

This highly anticipated community market draws in thousands, with over 50 vendors to explore.

Prepare for a night of laughs during the Greenwich Village Comedy Club’s fan-favorite signature comedy show.

This fun-filled exercise course is led by Carolyn Herring and incorporates low-impact line dance moves that are easy to learn.

View hundreds of works by acclaimed photographer Vivian Maier, which span from the early 1950’s to the mid 1980’s.

Bring a blanket and watch a free screening of the beloved Oscar-winning film Forrest Gump at Bryant Park.

The Intrepid Museum’s temporary exhibition showcases a collection of works that combine the realms of science and art.

Part of Bryant Park’s “Picnic Performances” series, South African singer Thandiswa Mazwai will perform a selection of her hit songs.

Taking place at the NYPL’s Macomb’s Bridge location, join fellow patrons in creating your very own painting while enjoying delicious coffee, conversation, and music.

Enjoy mouthwatering Caribbean-style barbecue from a specially curated list of vendors in Prospect Park.

Bring the little ones to the Queens Botanical Garden, where they can spend the day exploring, planting, and learning about plant life.

The tour includes four tasting stops across both vibrant neighborhoods, allowing you to experience the best of their culinary offerings.

This two-day conference draws in artists, technologists, scholars, and industry leaders to discuss the impact of technology in the art world.

This exhibition, presented by the Museum of Natural History, showcases 13 pieces of contemporary indigenous art.

This special dance showcase envisioned by Choreographer Pam Tanowitz is part of Little Island’s can’t-miss summer performance series.

Experience the music of the South West Asia North America (SWANA) region at the Lena Horne Bandshell.

Part of the Museum of the City of New York’s centennial year celebration, this exhibit showcases the works of artist Manny Vega.

Singer-songwriter David Cook will be joined by Leah Marlene for a live performance at City Winery.

Attend this compelling poetry reading session in Bryant Park’s reading room, where award-winning poets will read a selection of pieces.

This popular farmers market offers a selection of artisanal items, fresh produce, and more, all in Prospect Parki’s Bartel-Pritchard Square.

Participate in this exercise class in Washington Square Park and leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.

In celebration of the anniversary of Purple Rain, this special film screening and dance party will also pay tribute to the late singer-songwriter Prince.

The Classical Theatre of Harlem brings their latest production to the borough’s Marcus Garvey Park.

This special exhibition transforms the grounds of the New York Botanical Garden into an immersive setting inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

The 81st edition of the Whitney Biennial showcases the contemporary works of over 71 artists across multiple disciplines.

There are 250 photographs taken by Paul McCartney, which thoughtfully capture the rise of Beatlemania, on-view at the Brooklyn Museum.

Popular music group Beach Weather will be performing alongside Gigi Perez at the Wells Fargo Stage.