What's happening in New York? Your guide to interesting events and attractions all over New York City -- from the obvious to the obscure.
Find the best free events in October in New York City
Find the best free events in September in New York City
Celebrate 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's voyage to New York, the discovery of the Hudson River, and the founding of New Amsterdam. NY400 Week in New York will host free events on the Hudson River and in New York City.
Bike, run, walk, and have fun on a traffic-free Park Avenue during Summer Streets in New York City. Free bike rentals, free fitness classes, free tennis lessons, live music, and more.
The hey-day of the drive-in movie is over, but New Yorkers can enjoy outdoor "walk-in" movies all over Manhattan this summer. So pack up your beach blanket and your popcorn for a night at the movies under the stars.
The HBO Film Festival in Bryant Park has become a summer tradition and inspired other outdoor movie screenings all over Manhattan. Choose from recent blockbusters, classic m…
See photos of Manhattanhenge, on of two days each year when the sun sets in exact alignment with the Manhattan street grid.
Now you can run the Amazing Race without leaving New York City. The Amazing New York Race offers all of the challenge and fun of The Amazing Race and the opportunity to explore and tour New York City.
Celebrate Nelson Mandela Day in New York at events including an exhbit in Grand Central Terminal and a star-studded Radio City Musical concert featuring Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Alicia Keys, Willi.i.am, and more.
Dine at New York City's best restaurants for only $24.07 (lunch) or $35.00 (dinner). Participating restaurants include Nobu, Spice Market, and many more.
Attend free summer concerts in New York City, sponsored by Today and Good Morning America.
New York City's gay community gathers for Pride Week 2008 from June 18-25 to celebrate gay pride, raise their voices for gay liberation and commemorate the anniversary of Stonewall. New York Pride Week 2006 features one of the country's largest gay pride parades
Get the scoop on the hottest summer events in New York City. Central Park SummerStage, Shakespeare in the Park, Free Concerts and Movies.
Check out Shakespeare in the Park. See William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream performed under the stars in Central Park.
Schedule for Bryant Park outdoor movies and other Bryant Park events.
Photos of Macy's July 4th Fireworks Display in New York City from Roosevelt Island
View the schedule for Midsummer Night Swing at Lincoln Center, featuring 25 summer nights of dancing fun -- swing, salsa, tango, disco, and more. Each Midsummer Night Swing begins with an hour long lesson to learn some moves. It's a night of dancing in the streets of Manhattan.
Information on Central Park Summerstage. See free concerts and performances in New York City's Central Park. Featured performers include Death Cab for Cutie, Elvis Costello, and Lyle Lovett.
Enjoy free concerts in New York City's parks featuring the New York Philharmonic.
Dine at New York City's best restaurants for only $24.07 (lunch) or $35.00 (dinner). Participating restaurants include Nobu, Spice Market, and many more.
The River to River Festival is a series of 500+ free summer events in downtown New York City. There's something for everyone -- music, sports, history, and more. Help support Lower Manhattan at R2R.
Enjoy summer in Little Italy at this annual festival. Every weekend during the summer, Mulberry Street closes to vehicle traffic and the Little Italy merchants come out for a street fair. Festival events include concerts, clam shucking, pasta eating, a kids' festival,and much more.
Don't miss the annual Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center. Enjoy concerts by the Mostly Mozart Orchestra and visiting orchestras, ensembles, soloists, dance and opera companies, and more.
Find events, fireworks, and more things to do in New York City this July 4th weekend.
The Summer on the Hudson festival includes a whole summer full of fun events in Riverside Park -- including outdoor movies and theater performances, yoga, kayaking, soccer, tennis, and much more.
The New York International Fringe Festival features 13 days of experimental and cutting-edge performances by up-and-coming artists.
Find summer events and things to do in June 2009 in New York City. Check out our June event guide for information on summer street fairs, concerts, festivals, and much more.
A schedule of New York City summer street fairs and outdoor festivals for June of 2009.
A schedule of New York City summer street fairs and outdoor festivals for July of 2009. Enjoy street fairs in Manhattan this summer.
Find summer events and things to do in July 2009 in New York City. Check out our July event guide for information on summer street fairs, concerts, festivals, and much more.
Find summer events and things to do in August 2009 in New York City. Check out our August event guide for information on summer street fairs, concerts, festivals, and much more.
Enjoy new public plazas in Times Square and Herald Square this summer as traffic is banned from Broadway for the Green Light for Midtown program.
The Queensborough Bridge (aka 59th Street Bridge) turns 100 years old this year and New York City is celebrating with fireworks and a week-long Queensborough Bridge Centennial.
Come along on a sinful walking tour celebrating New York vice. Your mission is to commit seven deadly sins in one day. John Keller tells you how.
Check out the top attractions in New York City's 843-acre backyard, Central Park. Sights include the Central Park Zoo, the Great Lawn, Strawberry Fields, and more.
Each year, New York City theaters and entertainment venues host a wide variety of film festivals featuring a range of works from independent filmmakers, students, and emerging artists.
A New Yorker's guide to New York City's famous Rockefeller Center, home of Radio City Music Hall, the Rockefeller Center ice-skating rink, the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, the GE Building, NBC Studios, and more.
Ice skating is one of New York's favorite winter activities. Find an ice skating rink in New York City. Get skating lessons, find ice skate rentals, and more. Read about the best ice skating rinks in Manhatta -- including Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Bryant Park, and at Chelsea Piers.
Find events and things to do in May 2009 in New York City. Check out our May event guide for information on the Tribeca Film Festival, NYC AIDS Walk, the Five Boro Bike Tour, Mother's Day, street fairs, and much more.
Get involved in community and charity events in Manhattan. The Manhattan Society's calendar offers a wide range of opportunities for giving back to the community and supporting worthy causes.
Craigslist features events posted by readers. You'll find everything and anything here -- singles mixers, art shows, yoga retreats, dance parties, and much more.
Calendar of exhibits, events and classes sponsored by the New York Public Library. Most are free and there are great offerings for adults and kids alike.
The Murph Guide calendar lists after-dark options for every night of the week. You'll find happy hour specials, live music, parties, karaoke, pub quizzes, and much more. You can also check out bar reviews and go voyeur in the "Overheard at..." section (read and/or contribute your own eavesdropping stories).
Interested in volunteering? New York Cares connects volunteers with worthy organizations in New York City. Check this calendar to see what's going on this week or to search the full calendar. You will have to attend a painless one-hour orientation before you volunteer.
Looking to expand your social circle? Social Circles is a NY activity and social club with more than 6,000 members. Members are screened to make sure everyone's on the same page. Activities include pub crawls, movie screenings, French cooking, and volleyball.
Learn to salsa dance, get out and bust a move, or watch the masters. Salsa New York offers a calendar of salsa dancing fun -- salsa nights at clubs all over New York, salsa and mambo parties, and other hot tickets.
Search the SummerStage event calendar to find FREE music, dance, and film performances in Central Park. 2005 is the 20th anniversary of SummerStage -- artists this year include Elvis Costello, Patti Smith, the Blind Boys of Alabama, and many more.
