Celebrate autumn at the Halloween Harvest Festival 2024 at Socrates Sculpture Park on October 26th! Enjoy pumpkin carving, live music, and the thrilling "Fight of the Gourds" competition. Don your best costume—pets included—and join the community for a day of creativity and fun in Queens. This free, family-friendly event is the perfect way to embrace the spooky season in a stunning outdoor setting.

The Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade, is a free annual event that takes place in New York City's East Village at the Tompkins Square Dog Run. Dogs and their owners don elaborate Halloween costumes, join a parade, and compete for "Best in Show." While official contestants are in the spotlight, the event draws large crowds of spectators eager to appreciate the creativity and cuteness of the costumed canines.

For a fun, FREE, family-friendly event, look no further than the 2024 Bus Festival in New York City’s Brooklyn Bridge Park. Explore vintage buses, participate in educational activities, and visit the Transit Museum Store pop-up. This event offers a unique journey through NYC's transit history.

Held at Forsyth Plaza, the iconic gateway of the Manhattan Bridge, The Chinatown Night Market is back this summer for its fourth year. The open-air cultural festival showcases the incredible diversity of Chinatown, with an intoxicating array of food, art, and music. It’s a perfect way to sample the very best the neighborhood has to offer in a fun and lively setting, while supporting local small businesses.

Celebrate Ghostbusters Day this June 8th in NYC! To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the original movie, events will include celebrity signings, musical performances and an epic walking tour. It all takes place at Hook & Ladder 8 at 12:00 PM. Enjoy a day of ghostbusting fun, meet fellow fans, and support a good cause. Don't miss this chance to relive the magic of Ghostbusters and be part of a global fan community. Who you gonna call?

The Bushwick Collective Block Party is an annual art event in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Combining graffiti, street art, music, food trucks and local vendors, the Block Party brings together the best of the community in a fun, raucous party that kicks off the summer season.

Step into a sea of Mad Hatters at NYC's iconic Easter Parade! Strolling along Fifth Avenue you’ll find colorful bonnets, elaborate costumes, and joyful festivities. Join the celebration of spring as the city transforms into a vibrant spectacle of creativity and tradition, capturing the essence of this cherished annual event.

Experience the energy of this iconic Lunar New Year celebration as the streets of Chinatown come alive with vibrant sights and sounds. Join the festive procession featuring dazzling floats, traditional lion dances, and cultural performances.

Ushering in the Year of the Dragon, New York City’s Chinatown will hold its annual Firecracker Ceremony at Sara D. Roosevelt Park. The Firecracker Ceremony and Cultural Festival will feature firecrackers, fireworks and lion dancers.

The Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade, is a free annual event that takes place in New York City's East Village at the Tompkins Square Dog Run. Dogs and their owners don elaborate Halloween costumes, join a parade, and compete for "Best in Show." While official contestants are in the spotlight, the event draws large crowds of spectators eager to appreciate the creativity and cuteness of the costumed canines.

Held at Forsyth Plaza, the iconic gateway of the Manhattan Bridge, The Chinatown Night Market is back this summer for its third year. The open-air cultural festival showcases the incredible diversity of Chinatown, with an intoxicating array of food, art, and music. It’s a perfect way to sample the very best the neighborhood has to offer in a fun and lively setting, while supporting local small businesses.

The Egg Rolls, Egg Creams, and Empanadas Festival is a lively annual street festival sponsored by the Museum of Eldridge Street, which showcases the music, dance, cultural practices, and diverse cuisines of the Lower East Side and Chinatown.

The Bushwick Collective Block party is an annual art event in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Combining graffiti, street art, music, food trucks and local vendors, the Collective brings together the best of the community in a fun, raucous party that kicks off the summer season.

The NYC Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival is one of our favorite annual events. Crowds dressed in unique ensembles and headwear descend on 5th Avenue, happily showing off their creative outfits and posing for photographs. We’re all Mad Hatters here!

For the first time in 3 years, the New York Public Library is bringing back its popular Library After Hours event. The themed happy hour will celebrate Women’s History Month and feature music, snacks and drinks, performances, and of course, books!

Ushering in the Year of the Rabbit, New York City’s Chinatown will hold its annual Firecracker Ceremony at Sara D. Roosevelt Park. The Firecracker Ceremony & Cultural Festival will feature firecrackers, fireworks and lion dancers.

Unsilent Night is one of the season’s most unique holiday events. Composer Phil Kline will lead a massive chorus of boomboxes and cell phone speakers blaring the same piece of music from Washington Square Park to Tompkins Square Park, less than a mile away.

After a 2-year hiatus, the New York Transit Museum is resuming Nostalgia Train Rides this year! This year’s Holiday Nostalgia Train will feature the Train of any Colors and will travel a brand new route. Don’t miss the chance to travel back in time on a vintage train for the cost of a subway ride! It’s one of our favorite holiday events and we’re happy it’s back.

After a 2-year hiatus, the New York Transit Museum is resuming Nostalgia Train Rides this year! This year’s Holiday Nostalgia Train will feature the Train of any Colors and will travel a brand new route. Don’t miss the chance to travel back in time on a vintage train for the cost of a subway ride! It’s one of our favorite holiday events and we’re happy it’s back.

After a 2-year hiatus, the New York Transit Museum is resuming Nostalgia Train Rides this year! This year’s Holiday Nostalgia Train will feature the Train of any Colors and will travel a brand new route. Don’t miss the chance to travel back in time on a vintage train for the cost of a subway ride! It’s one of our favorite holiday events and we’re happy it’s back.

After a 2-year hiatus, the New York Transit Museum is resuming Nostalgia Train Rides this year! This year’s Holiday Nostalgia Train will feature the Train of any Colors and will travel a brand new route. Don’t miss the chance to travel back in time on a vintage train for the cost of a subway ride! It’s one of our favorite holiday events and we’re happy it’s back.