Immerse yourself in the spirit of the season with the Bronx Zoo’s spectacular showcase of animal-themed jack o’ lanterns, live pumpkin carvings, fun games, and more.

On display in the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the stunning work of Edward C. Moore, the driving force behind Tiffany & Co.’s success in the late 19th century.

The NYC Ballet hosts exciting, one-hour presentations and performances geared toward children, providing the perfect introduction to the performing arts and classical Dance

The popular, year-round farmers market will have a selection of artisanal goods, fresh produce, craft vendors, and much more.

Renowned architect and urban advocate Vishaan Chakrabarti will lead a discussion with Vanity Fair editor Paul Goldberger on his new novel.

This popular tasting event celebrates AAPI communities and presents a wide range of culturally authentic cuisine to taste and enjoy.

Enjoy a wide selection of freshly brewed tea, wines, pastries, chocolate desserts, gourmet sandwiches at MarieBelle’s cozy Cacao Bar.

See where famed artists like Norman Rockwell, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Jackson Pollock honed their skills while exploring studios and exhibitions by the League.

Prepare for a night of laughs at the Broadway Comedy Club’s popular stand-up comedy showcase, featuring the club’s top headliners.

This 45 minute fitness course, led by Amy Armstrong, incorporates upbeat pop music into a fun-filled exercise session.

View the Museum of the Moving Image’s latest exhibition, which features videos and artifacts from skate culture’s formative years.

This new MoMa exhibition features the work of seven New York-based artists exploring erosion, subtraction, and compression

The Morgan Library’s fascinating exhibition features the work of Walton Ford, including compositional sketches, watercolors, and detailed renderings.

This open-level vinyasa class takes place at Washington Square Park, with participants required to bring their own yoga mats.

The two-day Artists Forum Festival of the Moving Image will feature 16 innovative films from 7 countries, highlighting this year's theme of Techno-Feudalism.

A musical tribute to civil rights activist and musician Bayard Rustin that will take place at Lincoln Center. It stars Tony Award-winner Bryan Carter.

See an immersive performance of George Balanchine’s Ballet, with music by Peter Ilytich Tchaikovsky.

The Brooklyn Conservatory Community Orchestra has produced a family-friendly retelling of Sergei Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf.

The fan-favorite greenmarket will have a variety of vendors offering delicious food, cooking demonstrations, family-friendly activities, and more.

Celebrate Oktoberfest this year at Watermark (Pier 15), with a wide selection of food and beers, as well as live music.

Attend this open storytelling event at Plow Coffee Roasters and experience a variety of pieces inspired by the song “Get out of My Dreams” by Billy Ocean.

The highly anticipated Broadway production of the Shakespeare classic stars Rachel Zegler, with music by Jack Antonoff.

Join Harlem’s Artfullwalls Fine Art Gallery for outdoor film screenings of classics, along with guided tours of the gallery, wine tasting, live performances, and artist networking opportunities.

Celebrate the fall season at Socrates Sculpture Park, which will offer workshops, music, food vendors, costume contests, and more.

The New Yorker’s art editor Françoise Mouly is joined by fellow cover artists Sarula Bao and Adrian Tomine to discuss how the publication’s weekly cover is crafted.

Get a sneak peek at some of the best new shows headed for the Great White Way through live interviews and performances.

Join an expert tour guide in their fun culinary exploration of Greenwich Village’s most iconic dining destinations.

To commemorate the 100th birthday of the trailblazing New York politician, the Museum of the City of New York will host the first major exhibition dedicated to Chisholm’s life and legacy.

The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music will host this family-friend Halloween party, with performances taking place in the gardens and plenty of candy to go around.