Events in New Rochelle, NY

Share stories about relocating to and living in New York over a relaxed cup of coffee. This weekly meetup began in late 2020 as Coffee & Cake with America Josh and has grown into a welcoming gathering that brings together dozens of people on a regular basis. Conversations touch on both the ups and downs of life in the city, and there is usually a comfortable mix of familiar faces and newcomers. The format is casual and flexible, making it easy to stop by, chat, and discover great coffee in New York. Registration on the event page provides access to a WhatsApp chat group for attendees.

A fundraising concert centers on awareness of Addison’s disease, a rare form of primary adrenal insufficiency that requires lifelong steroid treatment and can be life threatening without timely care. Long Island musicians and artists collaborate with Note by Note Song Share, volunteering their talents to support education and outreach. Organized by a Team Addison USA ambassador active since January 2020, the event highlights the challenges of delayed diagnosis and limited clinical familiarity. Funds raised support Team Addison USA and Team Addison Global, with donations dedicated to awareness initiatives, educational resources, community connection, and efforts that help people receive faster treatment and feel less alone. Featured collaborators include Marilyn Pardo, Jenn Albert, Karen Kellers, and other local musicians.

Celebrate the music of Frank Sinatra in an intimate candlelit setting, where a string trio performs classical arrangements of beloved songs. Curated by Lumos, known for creating enchanting concerts in partnership with notable venues and churches, this tribute features selections like Strangers in the Night, Can’t Help Falling in Love, Come Fly With Me, For Once in My Life, the theme from New York, New York, They All Laughed, and The Way You Looked Tonight. Seating is first come first served within tiered zones labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The program is offered across multiple sittings. Guests ages eight and up are welcome. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement cannot be guaranteed. Each month, a different charity receives a donation.

At Dobbs Ferry Public Library, children ages 3 and up can use a large collection of LEGO bricks to imagine and build their own creations. This program is supported by the Friends of the Dobbs Ferry Library.

Admission is free for everyone at this pier-side roller skating event. Skates are available to rent for $8, and skate mates can be rented for $6. It suits families, children, groups, and anyone seeking a budget-friendly way to roll, with skating set against a city skyline backdrop.

Presented by GSPC, the 45th Jersey City Durga Utsov is billed as the largest Durga Utsov in the Tri-State, bringing sacred pujo and a thakur dalan together with food, adda and a live concert at William L. Dickinson High School. This community gathering honors devotion and culture while offering time to connect over conversation, cuisine and music.

Ms. Blind Diva Empowerment Pageant 2026 marks its 10th anniversary with the Unbreakable edition, celebrating confidence, talent, advocacy, and excellence within the blind and visually impaired community. The event uplifts women who own their stories and their power, honors past and current Queens along with dedicated allies, and welcomes new Queens to guide the pageant into its next decade. Pageant Day spotlights Competition Day at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark. The celebration continues with an Awards and Crowning Banquet at the Cherry Blossom Welcome Center in Branch Brook Park. Every ticket supports Eyes Like Mine Inc. in providing resources and opportunities, and in promoting independence and public awareness.

Ease into the weekend at The Exchange with cocktails and small bites set against Manhattan skyline views. Enjoy $12 martinis or Manhattans and a $15 charcuterie plate while you unwind with friends. It is a relaxed way to close out the week with drinks, light bites, and a Manhattan skyline backdrop.

A free, family-friendly trunk or treat at Presbyterian Church of Sweet Hollow offers a safe community outing. Costumes are welcome as participants move from car to car to collect treats and small surprises for Halloween fun. The festivities will proceed regardless of weather.

Girls Who Code comes to the Sci-Tech & Esports Hub in Jersey City with a free weekly series that helps girls explore technology through hands-on coding, creativity, and teamwork. Sessions focus on building problem-solving skills and confidence while highlighting pathways in STEM. No prior experience is needed, only curiosity and a desire to learn. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

WatchTime New York unites independent makers, well known brands, collectors and watch lovers for a showcase of fine mechanical timepieces in New York City. This edition marks KUDOKE’s debut at the event, with the brand exhibiting and connecting with collectors, watch fans and other watchmakers.

Separated by three centuries, John Dowland and Benjamin Britten both excelled at shaping poetry into song, and this program salutes their enduring influence. In an intimate setting for two singers with lute and harp, the music centers the clarity of the human voice, telling stories with directness and sparking the listener’s imagination. Presented at Church of the Ascension.

Las Guaracheras, a dynamic Latin jazz sextet from Cali, Colombia, brings its sound to Jazz on main in Mount Kisco. Formed in 2017, the group blends Afro-Caribbean rhythms, including salsa, with traditions from Colombia’s Pacific region. Their songwriting centers a gender-conscious perspective that highlights and empowers women’s roles in Colombia’s Latin music community, and their lyrics speak directly to strength and resilience. Recognized as 2024/25 Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Performing Arts Global Exchange artists, the ensemble has performed and led bilingual programs for audiences of all ages at U.S. institutions such as UCSB Arts & Lectures, Lincoln Center, and the Twin Cities Jazz Festival. In July 2026 they were featured at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Joe’s Pub in New York City, and The Ark in Michigan.

A high energy night in Bergen County brings together an EXIT 165 silent disco and a Northeast District chili cook off as part of Dance Out on Drugs. Attendees use wireless headphones to switch among three channels and choose their own soundtrack while enjoying music and dancing. The cook off crowns a district winner who advances to the state contest, and door prizes add to the fun. Admission is a $15 donation per person, with proceeds supporting PATH and Peer Leadership Conferences.

Note by Note Songshare presents a benefit song share raising awareness and funds for Addison’s disease, a serious condition marked by primary adrenal insufficiency that requires lifelong steroid therapy. The effort supports Colleen McMahon, representing Team Addison USA, and those affected by the illness. The program features performances by Marilyn Pardo, Jenn Albert, Karen Kellers, Sun n Moon, Margaret Lassen, Matt Ponsot, Jean Rock-Machine Vertucci, Mark Speranza, a comedy set from Bill Ervolino, Lisadiana Delaney, Cowboy Steve Spinner, and Jimi Durso. Contributions of any size help provide support to people living with Addison’s disease.

Spacecat Brewing Company hosts Next Stop Comedy, a stand-up showcase that brings top comics to neighborhood venues. Each show features a completely new roster, including performers with television appearances and popular podcast credits. Look forward to a rotating mix of talent and plenty of laughs in a relaxed brewery setting.

Settle into a restorative 90-minute yin practice paired with a live sound bath guided by Dana Humphrey and Onel Mulet at Revolution Yoga in Rockville Centre. Unwind with long, gently held postures while the resonant tones of flute, crystal bowls, gong, and soft percussion create a calming soundscape that soothes the nervous system and supports whole-body nourishment. Arrive as you are and leave feeling grounded, renewed, and deeply relaxed. The cost is $50 per person. All sales are final. If you cancel within 48 hours, a credit will be issued.

Settle into a hands-on, two-hour workshop that introduces wheel throwing fundamentals, with no prior experience needed. Guided instruction helps participants shape a personalized stoneware keepsake, blending creativity with a bit of muddy fun. The atmosphere is relaxed, making it easy to unwind while learning and creating.

Enjoy a creative night with friends, a date, or co-workers as instructors guide participants through the basics of throwing on the potter's wheel. Shape a lump of clay into a one-of-a-kind piece, then choose a glaze color from the studio selection for that piece. All materials and firing costs are included, and each participant keeps one finished work. One registration is required per person and everyone works on an individual wheel. Closed drinks are welcome in class. Finished pieces are fired and ready for pickup in about 3 to 4 weeks. No previous experience is required. Ages 17 and up. $75. Named Best Artsy Night Out by Westchester Magazine’s Best of Westchester.

Four Year Strong leads an all ages show at Massapequa VFW Hall with Ten Years Out, Autoignition, and Ja'King the Divine. Tickets are $29.50 in advance and $35 on the day of the show.

The popular Bunco night returns with an easy to pick up, fast paced dice game that welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players. Participants may attend solo or with friends. Tickets are required, and marking yourself as going only saves the date and does not hold a seat. Secure a spot by booking through the ticket link. This event is for adults, and admission is $30 per person. New players can arrive 15 minutes before the start for a complimentary tutorial, and a Bunco guide will be available throughout the event to help. Cash awards will be given to four Bunco winners, with additional prize giveaways after most rounds. Light snacks and beverages will be available for purchase.

Enjoy a night of live music at Oak Hills Park Golf Course in Norwalk, featuring cover songs spanning artists such as Bonnie, Zeppelin, the Eagles, Tedeschi Trucks, Frampton, the Beatles, Squeeze and Crowded House. The evening includes music and dancing, along with food and drinks. Reservations are suggested, and admission is $5 at the door.

Fred Armisen brings Comedy For Musicians But Everyone Is Welcome to the Beacon Theatre in New York. The show is open to all, with a special nod to music fans. Ticket pricing is all-in and includes fees before any applicable taxes. By purchasing, attendees agree to follow the health and safety measures in place at the time, and these may change based on government or venue guidelines. The performance may feature immersive elements such as flashing or strobe lighting, intense lighting and visual effects, loud sounds, and atmospheric effects like smoke or fog, which could affect guests sensitive to these conditions. Ticket access includes a public on sale and presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, Live Nation, the venue, City National Bank cardholders, and Verizon Access Featured Venues. For the most current information, check the event details provided by Beacon Theatre.

At The Feast of St Gerard, this freestyle celebration highlights the genre’s legends and the classic tracks that shaped its prime. The set draws on signature hits associated with Exposé, Stevie B, TKA, The Covergirls, George Lamond, Johnny O, Cynthia, Coro, Lisa Lisa and Noel, creating a dance-focused atmosphere that honors a beloved era.

At UBS Arena, PBR Teams reimagines bull riding as a team showdown rather than a solo spotlight. Squads compete in quick-hitting matchups where each ride and every point can reshape the standings. Strategy and momentum matter as much as strength and precise riding, creating a high-energy atmosphere. Elite riders meet powerful bulls in a format built for dramatic swings and tight team races.

Part of the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour, SUGAR brings a performance to Brooklyn Steel with J. Robbins of Jawbox. Entry is limited to attendees 16 and older. A Preferred Terrace option offers access to a prime viewing area on the second floor balcony and to the adjacent Ludlow Lounge, along with a private restroom.

Anthony Rodia delivers stand-up drawn from real life, with observations on marriage, parenthood, road rage, and the everyday moments that power his social media rants. A first-generation Italian-American from Westchester, he returned to comedy in 2019 after working as a finance manager and performed 100 shows in just nine months, building a large following online and around the country with more than 900,000 social media followers and over 22 million views on YouTube. During quarantine he released 86 weekly videos, turning Road Rage Wednesday into a viewer favorite and bringing his outspoken Uncle Vinny and Zia Lucia characters to life. He also hosts the weekly Little Bit of Laughs podcast on Podcast One with co-host and radio personality Goumba Johnny, and has appeared on Elvis Duran and the Morning Show, FOX’s Good Day New York, and Elizabeth & Elisa on News 12. Often referred to as the 'KING OF OFF THE BOAT COMEDY', he continues to sell out comedy clubs and theaters nationwide.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Patti Smith returns to her home state for an evening of songs and stories as part of the Dodge Poetry Festival. Recognized as a pioneering poet of punk, her impact for more than five decades spans literature, music, visual art, politics, and global culture. She has written many books, including the National Book Award winning Just Kids. Her landmark 1975 album Horses has been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame and added to the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress. Her honors include France's Legion of Honour, Sweden's Polar Prize, and the PEN Literary Service Award.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating showcase of stand-up to Bolero Snort Brewery, featuring comics with appearances on television and podcasts. Every show offers a fresh lineup, delivering a new mix of voices and styles each time.

Peter Antoniou blends comedy with psychological mind reading in an interactive show in the Main Room at Governor’s Levittown Comedy Club - Complex in Levittown, New York. Built around audience participation and apparently impossible predictions, the experience changes with the crowd, so each performance unfolds in its own way. It spotlights how suggestion, careful observation, and timing can create surprising moments on stage.

Stan Ipcus brings a hip hop showcase to Jazz on Main in Mount Kisco with a tight circle of collaborators, including beatboxer Max Bent, DJ Marcus Pinn, and singer songwriter Matty B. A White Plains native now based in Bedford Hills, Stan has represented the 914 for more than two decades with sharp streetwise lyrics, in the pocket flows, and production rooted in the sample rich boom bap he grew up on in the 90s. His music is regularly featured on Hot 97 and Shade 45, and his live resume spans stages from Madison Square Garden to Webster Hall to the Capitol Theatre in Westchester. He appears on Matisyahu’s Grammy nominated album Youth and authored Do Remember! The Golden Era of NYC Hip Hop Mixtapes. Several releases have earned spots on Bandcamp’s monthly Best Hip Hop list, including the 2024 album Sleep If You Want, available on streaming platforms and on Tape Kingz vinyl. This intimate set highlights Stan’s catalog alongside live elements from his friends. Max Bent is a beatboxer and producer who leads community driven creative events, teaches beatboxing at the Peabody Conservatory, and has performed with Stan since their University of Maryland days. Marcus Pinn is a DJ and producer with deep underground ties whose project Night Music is out via Three Dollar Pistol Music, with recent contributions to work by Zilla Rocca, Spanish Ran, and Stan Ipcus. Matty B, also known as Matt Barrett from Seacliff, delivers guitar centered, bluesy rock ballads inspired by The Black Crowes, the Grateful Dead, and Otis Redding, and often appears with Stan for their fan favorite collaboration Hammer.

Loofy brings a heartfelt, club-driven sound that fuses deep house, techno, and R&B. The U.S. DJ has surged onto the global radar with a standout release on New York’s Nervous Records, earning support from artists such as Tale of Us, Tiesto, Dom Dolla, Mau P, Malaa, Oscar G, John Summit, and others. Shaped by roots in Chicago and Florida and a key creative chapter in the UK, his style travels easily across scenes and borders. Alongside touring, he is growing his Luv & Lust imprint, a catalog defined by intimate, sensual cuts that stay true to his vision. Centered on the music rather than the surrounding buzz, this appearance channels raw American club energy into a dynamic, emotionally resonant session.

Halloween brings the return of BOOTS, the favorite 1960s dance party, to the Sultan Room for a Haunted Go-Go Ball. The night features go-go creatures, spooky 60s rock and soul spun on vinyl, and decor designed to thrill. Expect a lively, retro atmosphere with plenty of eerie flair.

Ride a dedicated bus to Broadway for The Lost Boys, the most Tony-nominated musical of 2026 with 12 nods including Best Musical. Inspired by the classic Warner Bros. film, this production has earned high praise from national publications for its scale and excitement. The story follows Lucy, portrayed by two-time Tony Award nominee Shoshana Bean, who moves to Santa Carla with her teenage sons Michael and Sam. As she works to rebuild their lives, Michael is drawn to a local rock band and its magnetic leader, while Sam recognizes that what happens after sunset carries unexpected danger. Pickups are available in Troy, Towanda, Wyalusing, and Tunkhannock. The trip costs $255 per person and includes Orchestra seating and bus transportation. A $125 deposit is due by July 31, with the remaining balance due by September 15. A portion of the proceeds supports the Bradford County Regional Arts Council. A detailed day itinerary and online registration are available through the tour operator.

The first edition of this co-ed pairs competition brings together Girls Gone Rx and Guys Gone Rx at CrossFit 585-MetFix Victor. Teams consist of one male and one female. Two divisions are available, Rx and BAM. Competitors will take on four workouts, with overall standings influenced not only by performance but also by team fundraising. Each pair can set up a fundraising page, and a portion of event proceeds supports Compete for a Cure, a breast cancer charity.

This NYS certified 18 hour concealed carry training fulfills the official course requirement for New York State and New York City permits. It is designed for new pistol permit applicants and some renewals, combining 16 hours of classroom instruction with 2 hours of supervised range practice. Instruction is provided by New York State authorized professionals who hold NRA CCW/Handgun and DCJS certifications, and the course meets all state and city standards for residents and non-residents. Participants are supplied with all necessary firearms and ammunition, and should wear a sturdy belt with pants that have belt loops for the range portion. The class is delivered over two sessions. Enrollment is limited and seats are filled on a first come, first served basis. An optional add-on is available to pursue a Utah non-resident permit, valid in 30 states, for $125.

This family-friendly 5K walk and run honors the life of John Thomas “Happy Jack” Doyle while supporting The Happy Jack Fund, which awards annual scholarships to high school students who have lost a sibling and offers help to families coping with the loss of a child. The officially timed, out-and-back course begins and ends at Germonds Park in West Nyack, NY, with traffic support provided by the Clarkstown Police Department. A kids’ fun run open to all ages takes place before the main race. Registration is open. Race shirts are guaranteed for the first 200 registrants in the main event, while kids’ fun run participants do not receive a shirt. All participants, children and adults, will receive a finisher medal. Team participation is encouraged, and trophies will go to the five teams with the highest number of registrations. For assistance with team setup or other questions, contact racecommittee@happyjackfund.org. The event returns for its 12th year with appreciation for the ongoing community support.

Returning for a fall edition, Rise & Shine with Back in Time offers a guided canvas painting session led by The Color Palette. Participants will create a fall inspired work using provided materials, and each attendee receives coffee and a cookie from Elise’s Niece’s Cafe. The cost is $49 per person. Registration is required in advance and capacity is limited.

Young children can discover pickleball through a lively camp at Newport Racquet Club in the Newport area of Jersey City. Designed for first-time players and tailored to their age, each session keeps kids active with simple, playful drills that introduce essential skills in a supportive setting. It offers a friendly path into this rapidly growing paddle sport while building confidence and having fun.

Louise Pigott Art will participate in the 27th Annual Rose Squared Art Show in Brookdale Park-Fall. Taking place in Brookdale Park in Bloomfield, this Rose Squared Art Shows event offers an opportunity to see her artwork in person over the weekend.

Discover more about the Hudson River Audubon Society while watching raptors move across the sky. The focus is on observing birds of prey in flight and learning about the organization. Please bring your own binoculars for the best views.

Closter author Sara Porritt presents a community launch for her children’s book Where Do You Go When You’re Not With Me, a warm story about the imaginative ways children picture what grown-ups do when they are apart. The program includes a reading, then a drawing and coloring activity for kids. While children create, parents and caregivers can sit with Sara and local early childhood educators for a brief fireside conversation about separation challenges, tough drop-offs, and helping little ones adjust to time with another trusted caregiver. The discussion offers practical ideas for strengthening connection between home and a child’s caregiving setting, and includes a take-home parenting guide created with guidance from a family-development expert. There will be time for questions and for book signings. Advance RSVP is encouraged. Those who would like a signed copy may purchase the book ahead of time and bring it along. Sara will sign books following the program. This event is especially relevant for families navigating separation or preparing for daycare, preschool, a nanny, or another new caregiving arrangement.

This meal ministry works in collaboration with Brooklyn Community UMC to offer a welcoming, seated, family-style meal for anyone who arrives. Adults and kids can help together. Volunteers meet at Brooklyn Community UMC to prepare donated food and handle setup, then serve the meal, followed by cleanup. For details, contact jjennings308@gmail.com.

Hosted by the Greenpoint YMCA, this family-friendly afternoon features games, activities, and plenty of goodies. Highlights include a bounce house, face painting, arts and crafts, and sweet treats, with more fun throughout the festival.

Rescheduled because of weather, the third installment of SummerJam is a no-cost celebration marking the close of summer. The event highlights projects created in summer programs, with games and snacks adding to the festive atmosphere. It features live sets from bands and DJs, face painting, games, dancing, and art displays, plus a preview of the DramaJam Troupe's fall production of Shrek the Musical. No registration is required.

Twin Towers Karate Academy welcomes new students of all ages to learn karate in East New York, Brooklyn. Classes are led by Chief Instructor Shihan E. Lee Ireland, who brings more than 50 years of martial arts and self-defense experience to every lesson. New participants receive their first month at no cost, tuition is $40 per month after that, and a complimentary uniform is available for the first 50 enrollees. Age-based sessions serve kids, teens, and young adults, with tumbling and karate for younger students and karate for older groups. Additional programs include adult self-defense, cardio kickboxing, and stretching and fat-burning fitness. Family package discounts are available, and free parking is provided.

Jamaica Community Partnership presents its second community health gathering at the Roy Wilkins Park Recreation Center, open to participants of every age across Southeast Queens. Built around a head to toe approach to wellbeing, it features health screenings, hands-on activities, and helpful resources. Dedicated Wellness Corners will highlight topics such as literacy and financial wellness, with more to explore. Organizers have also invited elected officials to underscore how civic engagement connects to community health.

A free, hands-on building workshop brings kids and adults together on the grounds of the Thomas Paine Cottage Museum. Participants can learn new skills while creating projects with guidance from master carpenters from The Fuller Center for Housing of Greater New York City. All tools and equipment are provided, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Part of Artsfest 2026, this in-person experience blends creativity, learning, and teamwork for all ages.

Budding entrepreneurs take center stage as kids present and sell items they made themselves, gaining real-world experience through a dedicated Youth Makers Market. Families can enjoy workshops, performances, and hands-on activities that spark creativity and highlight teamwork. Returning participants from last year appear alongside newcomers, bringing fresh ideas and energy. Meet award-winning children's authors and get crafty at interactive art stations. Enjoy live music from the accomplished artists of Songcatchers, and let little ones play and move with Shake, Rattle and Roll Music. Builders of all ages can pick up new skills at a workshop led by master carpenters from the Fuller Center for Housing of Greater NY. The Artsfest Makers Market adds food trucks, music, and additional vendors for an even fuller experience. History enthusiasts can visit the Paine Cottage Museum open house to explore stories of New Rochelle, the Huguenot founding families, and the life of Thomas Paine during his time in the community.

Xanadu Day Disco brings a bright, glittery roller experience where music, movement, and imagination meet. This all-ages daytime skate party spins disco, house, and pop for a feel-good rink session filled with color and energy. Booth reservations are available for groups of seven or more, and those reservations include general admission tickets. Guests ages 16 to 17 may enter with a skate waiver signed by a legal guardian, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a legal guardian. A valid government ID is required for entry, and photos of IDs are not accepted. Tickets do not include skate rental. Skates and safety gear can be rented on a first come, first served basis. All sales are final and a waiver must be signed in advance. Gum, outside food, and outside drinks are not permitted, and all bags are subject to search at the entrance. The venue is wheelchair accessible with entry ramps and ADA restrooms, and additional assistance can be arranged. This is an inclusive, safe space with zero tolerance for harassment, aggression, racism, bigotry, or hate. Skating is fun and also carries risk, so be aware of your limits and those around you. Skate guards are available to help. If the rink feels crowded, take a short break and return when you are ready. Keep each other safe and maintain the flow. Purchasing a ticket signifies agreement to Xanadu’s terms and conditions.

Focused on building mass cleanup drives in each borough, this event aims to move beyond one-off efforts and establish a consistent rhythm of action. The vision is to turn No Excuse Saturdays into a recurring citywide tradition, with coordinated cleanups happening across all boroughs.

Whether you are brand new to Pokémon or a veteran player, this relaxed play session invites you to learn the game, face off with others, and trade cards in a welcoming environment. People of any age and experience level can take part. Stop in, grab a seat, and get into the action. Entry is free.

Bring the Halloween spirit to STEPS Dance Studio in Stamford with a witchy craft session designed for children. Participants ages 3 and up can make a glittery project, and festive hats are encouraged. Sessions run for one hour and are offered at multiple times. The cost is $25 per child, and a parent must accompany each participant. Space is limited.

Open Streets on Amsterdam Ave turns the stretch from W. 96th to W. 110th into a lively community scene with neighbors, games, live music, food and drinks, and ways to get moving. At its center, the International Makers Market between W. 106th and W. 107th showcases locally owned small businesses offering jewelry, textiles, handmade clothing, organic body care, home decor, indie art, and more. Supported by Columbus-Amsterdam BID, OnAirMkts LLC, and NYC DOT.

A reading with Kundiman at the Dodge Poetry Festival brings together poets Fatimah Asghar, Sanam Sheriff, and R. A. Villanueva. The program explores kinship and community, considering how our bonds with others can shape understanding and response to social and political life. Expect work attentive to the body, presence, and relationship, offering space to reflect on connection and belonging. Festival passes are required for entry. The event takes place at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark, NJ.

At HealHaus, What Falls Away offers a two hour, community-centered workshop devoted to releasing what no longer serves and rekindling joy, purpose, and inner light. Rooted in the wisdom of autumn, it invites participants to let go like trees shedding their leaves and to welcome new energy. The sunflower is embraced as a symbol of resilience, hope, and a deliberate turn toward light through times of change, with the experience created to help lighten the load after a demanding year. This immersive gathering weaves spirituality, personal growth, community, contemplation, and ritual. Participants move through guided reflection, shadow work journaling, a ritual of release, a guided visualization practice, setting intentions, a practice to activate joy, and a cacao ceremony to close. The intention is for attendees to depart with clarity, softness, strength, renewed self-trust, and a tangible reminder of the work completed. Capacity is limited.

Charles Gounod's opera tells of a brilliant scholar who bargains his soul with the devil for youth and one more taste of love. Amore Opera presents the work at St. Paul & St. Andrew, performed live by an ensemble of singers and musicians. This staging includes Marguerite's rarely performed Spinning Wheel aria, restored in full. The cast features Ryan Allais as Faust, Gennadiy Vysotskiy as Mephistopheles, Lisl Wangermann as Marguerite, Andrew Wannigman as Valentin, Rachel Arky as Siebel, Tomoko Nago as Marthe, and Charles Gray as Wagner.

Explore Manhattan’s Upper East Side on a two hour walking tour that traces the story of psychiatry from its European beginnings to the rise of psychoanalysis in New York. Learn about the city’s notorious asylums, the emergence of the first American psychoanalytic society, and the wave of Freudian thought that reshaped care in Manhattan. Along the way, hear about the Sackler family’s influence during the height of widespread Valium use, take in views of East River islands once devoted to psychiatric institutions, and see offices, mansions, and townhouses connected to medical research and Freud’s circle. The experience is geared toward adults, with children and teenagers welcome at a parent’s discretion. Gift cards are available for those who want to share the experience.

This event at Riverbank State Park features a screening of the film No Dancing Allowed, followed by a dance class in jazz and house hip hop led by Paulette Brockington, then a social dance to wrap up the program. Admission is free, with support in part from the Swing Out! Community Fund.

Enjoy a street dance with a free Lindy Hop lesson followed by a social mixer set to high-energy music.

Marking a decade of the Ms. Blind Diva Empowerment Pageant, the Unbreakable Edition uplifts blind and visually impaired women by celebrating confidence, talent, advocacy, and achievement. The awards and crowning banquet recognizes past and present Queens and allies, then welcomes new Queens who will help lead the pageant into its next decade. Ticket purchases support Eyes Like Mine Inc., furthering its mission to expand resources and opportunity, promote independence, and raise public awareness. The celebration spans two days at venues tied to Newark’s history, with competition on the first day at The Robert Treat Hotel and the second day banquet at the Cherry Blossom Welcome Center in Branch Brook Park.

A Colonial Tavern Experience at 18th Ward Brewing Taproom celebrates the spirit of 1776 with live music from the Tutti Bravi singers, colonial games, and photo opportunities with Ben Franklin. Attendees can enjoy a pint from the taproom while taking part in the festivities. Costumes are encouraged but not required.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Danny Simmons presents a Def Poetry Reunion for the Dodge Poetry Festival, honoring the legacy of the HBO series Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry Jam. The event brings together celebrated alumni with live music and a spirit of activism to pay tribute to influential poets. It offers a welcoming celebration of language, with flowing wordplay, vivid imagery, and the vibrant energy associated with Def Poetry.

A high energy sendoff for the Brooklyn Beat crew brings a packed bill to the stage, with the Eggplants joined by Al Lee Wyer, Squirrels from Hell, Frank's Museum, Medicine Sunday, and M. West. This bon voyage party sets the tone before the collective heads across the Atlantic for Brooklyn Beat in London. The celebration also features the UK premiere of the documentary BEFORE IT WAS COOL: THE BROOKLYN BEAT FROM LAUTERBACH'S.

Experience a guided music meditation of call and response chanting with Lainie Ligowski at Revolution Yoga in Rockville Centre. No singing background is required, just bring your voice and an open heart. Instruments are welcome if you have one to bring. The gathering is donation based and open to all.

FISHER takes the stage at Forest Hills Stadium for a 16 and over show, bringing the cheeky charisma and high-energy DJ sets that have made him one of dance music’s most in-demand performers. His breakthrough single Losing It earned a Grammy nomination in 2019 and has drawn around half a billion streams, paving the way for global festival headlines and unforgettable parties. Recent highlights include Take It Off with Aatig, which landed on BBC Radio 1’s B List and surpassed 100 million Spotify streams, and Atmosphere featuring Kita Alexander, a summer smash that went viral on TikTok and received 2024 AIRA Award nominations for Song of the Year and Best Dance/Electronic Release. He also teamed up with Chris Lake for a show-stealing Coachella appearance as Under Construction and a widely shared three-hour set on Hollywood Blvd for 15,000 fans. In 2024 he kept the momentum going with Somebody (2024), a fresh spin on the Gotye classic created with Gotye, Kimbra, Chris Lake, and Sante Sansone, as well as collaborations like Waiting For Tonight with Jennifer Lopez, Boost Up with Flowdan, and Ocean with AR/CO. Known for launching festivals such as OUT 2 LUNCH and TRIIP, and holding club residencies in Ibiza and Las Vegas, he is celebrated for turning every appearance into a high-spirited celebration of dance music.

Strengthen your hand to hand and foot to hand skills by dialing in proper grips and alignment. This class focuses on foundational techniques that build consistency and control, helping you take your abilities to the next level.

AJJ and Greet Death share the stage in Brooklyn. Formed by Sean Bonnette and Ben Gallaty in 2004, AJJ threads end-of-the-world imagery through dynamic songs, with Preston Bryant on guitar and keys, Mark Glick on cello, and Kevin Higuchi on drums. Their live reputation has grown through tours with artists including Joyce Manor, Against Me!, ROAR, Jeff Rosenstock, and Kimya Dawson, plus appearances at indie punk gatherings like The Fest. Greet Death turns the certainty of mortality into a lens for living. Since 2011, longtime friends Logan Gaval and Harper Boyhtari have crafted loud, melody-rich music that draws on shoegaze, doomgaze, and related textures for a sweeping, emotionally charged sound.

Experience an evening of live jazz at Brass & Bone in Norwalk as 16-year-old multi-instrumentalist Tristan Connolly returns to the stage. Performing on alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, and clarinet, Tristan brings credentials that include holding the top alto sax chair in the CT Western Regional and All-State Festivals during his freshman and sophomore years. He participates in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Youth Orchestra and the Charlie Parker Combo, with performances at venues within Lincoln Center, around New York City, and at the Levitt Pavilion in Westport. He earned the 2026 Litchfield Jazz Camp Talent Search award and received a professional Conn Selmer alto saxophone through the Gerry Mulligan Foundation. Outside of performances, he studies at Fairfield Warde High School, plays in the school Jazz Band and Wind Ensemble, and has appeared on clarinet with his brother Colman’s group, The Low Darts, for their rendition of Billy Joel’s “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant” during three sold out shows at FTC’s Stage One. He continues a family tradition of music shared by the Connolly, Tressler, Fitzgerald, and McCann families.

UBS Arena hosts PBR Teams, a team-format bull riding showcase where athletes ride not only for personal marks but to score for their squads. The structure brings added strategy and urgency to every attempt, keeping the stakes high from start to finish.

At Rye Grill & Bar, Cocktails for a Cause honors Amy, Molly, and Gregory, whose lives were lost to domestic violence in 2011. The Amy’s Kisses Foundation was created in their memory to carry their legacy forward and work toward a safer, brighter future for the next generation. All proceeds from the event support the foundation’s mission.

Chasing Abbey performs at Warsaw Concerts. This is an all-ages show. Tickets will be available through a public onsale, with additional access offered via an artist presale and a Live Nation presale.

Mark a decade of My Hero Academia with a live concert that traces the story from Deku’s early steps to its most intense battles. A band performs Yuki Hayashi’s score in sync with vivid visuals, bringing the full run of eight seasons to life on stage. The program spotlights courageous feats, triumphant highs, and deeply felt moments, creating a musical salute to friendship and the strength of heroes. It is crafted for longtime fans as well as those discovering the series for the first time.

Multi-award-winning pianist, composer, and educator Hey Rim Jeon appears with Grammy-winning bassist Luques Curtis and acclaimed drummer Yoron Israel for a program that blends new pieces from her forthcoming album with selected works. The performance centers on refined improvisation, strong grooves, and close-knit ensemble interplay within a jazz setting. Her artistry has earned accolades from figures such as Benny Golson and Terri Lyne Carrington, along with recognition from JazzTimes writer Bill Milkowski and WICN 90.5 FM, citing her technical command, harmonic imagination, and engaging original compositions.

Jeff Arcuri performs at New York Comedy Club in Stamford, CT.

EMFD Engine Company One hosts an evening with psychic medium Robert E. Hansen. Admission is $65 per person and includes a buffet dinner with dessert and soda. Guests can look forward to door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. For details or to purchase tickets, call 516-542-0590 or email engine1fd@gmail.com.

Sanctuary performs at Dingbatz with Lady Evil, a tribute to Dio, Ozzy Osbourne, and Black Sabbath, and Hemispheres, a tribute to Rush. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. Attendees must be 21 or older to drink.

Any Way You Want It will be at Oyster Fest.

Union Omaha travels to face Westchester SC in a soccer match defined by contrasting styles. An intimate stadium atmosphere and late-season stakes heighten the intensity, and each passage of play could prove decisive. Tickets are available.

Back with more Jams returns to Mekong District with an upbeat evening of live performances. The music blends styles from different eras, spanning decades and genres for a fun, welcoming atmosphere.

Deepen your understanding of crystals in a workshop that looks at the long-standing relationship between people, crystals, and minerals. Explore how cultures across history incorporated these natural formations into daily life, adornment, healing, protection, ceremony, and spiritual practice. The session covers crystal formation, structure, and growth patterns, and how these qualities can be viewed in relation to consciousness. Learn the symbolic and energetic meanings linked to different shapes and patterns to better interpret and work with your own stones. You will also be introduced to the basics of building crystal grids, including intentional arrangements that create focused energetic and symbolic layouts, setting a strong foundation for future advanced grid work. This class is required before enrolling in Crystal Grids or Channeling Through Crystals, as it provides the essential groundwork for those studies. Please bring a meditation cushion, yoga mat, or small stool for comfortable seating, along with personal crystals for hands-on practice. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended. The fee is $44.44. To register, call +1 845-480-5161.

An evening of steppin and line dancing fills Harlem Aloft with R&B and soul, welcoming beginners, non-dancers, and new faces. The first hour offers a free introductory class, then enjoy more dancing in a relaxed, come-as-you-are atmosphere. Admission is $10 with electronic payment available at the door. The celebration also honors Wanda Pellot’s birthday with a touch of Puerto Rico. Presented by the New York Steppers, the original Chicago-style steppers set for NY, NJ, and the Northeast region.

At United Palace, the 1984 Ghostbusters film is screened on a large HD cinema display while an orchestra performs the score live on stage, precisely synchronized with every scene. This movie concert format offers a fresh way to experience the story as Academy Award winning composer Elmer Bernstein’s music unfolds in real time with the action.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Do the Write Thing: Dodge Poetry Festival highlights author and filmmaker Nelson George, a lifelong Brooklyn resident known for the documentary Brooklyn Boheme and the memoir City Kid: A Writers Memoir.

An evening of eclectic rock unfolds at Shannon Rose Clifton in Clifton, NJ. This live set highlights a mix of rock styles for listeners who enjoy variety.

Livingston Taylor brings more than five decades of music-making to the stage with a performance that feels as conversational as it is musical. A singer, songwriter, and storyteller, he blends folk, pop, gospel, jazz, and standards from the American songbook with warmth, humor, and an easy connection to the audience. Known for songs such as I Will Be in Love With You, Carolina Day, and Boatman, he has appeared alongside Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Billy Joel, and Jimmy Buffett. The program offers an intimate mix of well-crafted songs, personal anecdotes, laughter, and heartfelt moments.

Yellow Brick Joel presents a live tribute to the enduring piano anthems of two music legends. David Clark performs the songs of Billy Joel, while Bill Connors pays homage to Elton John, shaping a concert centered on familiar melodies and piano-driven hits.

Acoustic trio Chris Kearney, Dan Lahmann, and local musician John Northrop return to a classic roadhouse in Huntington to perform their mix of rock, pop, and traditional favorites.

An evening performance within Gotham Fusion Fest brings a vibrant program to Speyer Hall at University Settlement in New York City. Solo spotlights come from Amy Sigil, Brenna Crowley, Dalia Carella, Elizabeth Khard, Kaeshi Chai, and Lorena Ayub. Ensembles take the stage throughout the night, including Bellyqueen Company with Taklamakan Desert featuring Irina A, Kaeshi C, Lorena A, Maki M, Samu, and Sandralis G, and Brenna’s cast in Dance of the Sith with Brenna C, Dana D, Gail A, Luca F, Marie R, Pamela W, Samantha S, Shanna W, and ViviMar C. Elena Lentini appears with Caravanserai Dance Theater alongside Alanah, Andrea B, and Bashirah. Elizabeth Khard’s group also performs. Irina Akulenko’s group presents Medusa, and Irina’s Sword Group features Allisun O, Caitlin M, Christine F, Doreen C, Elissa H, Elizabeth H, Hilary L, Jennifer G, Luca F, Manli L, Melissa R, Pamela W, and Samantha S. DCDC performs Haunted Dolls with Dalia Carella, Anastasia, Brenna C, Doreen C, Lucia, Karess D, Nicollette, and Shruti. Salimpour Collective DC rounds out the lineup. Tickets for this show are 40 dollars, with an option for both festival shows at 55 dollars. Tickets are nonrefundable and not transferable. Performers have their show fee applied to professional photos and videos, and anyone who cannot make the training or the show is responsible for finding a replacement.

Astoria Music Collective hosts Jo Kroger at DK PubLIC for a live performance.

Avello takes over the Chocolate Factory for a single-night event. Capacity is limited, and beverages will be available for purchase.

Saturday nights bring Reggaeton Paradise to Lost in Paradise Rooftop in Long Island City, a high energy Latin party with skyline views and a tropical atmosphere. Latin DJs keep the floor moving all night with reggaeton, dembow, salsa, guaracha, vallenato, pop Latino, and crossover hits. The rooftop setting features photographers capturing the moments, bottle service, and signature cocktails. VIP tables with fast entry and premium seating are available, suitable for birthdays, bachelorette and bachelor parties, anniversaries, graduations, corporate outings, girls’ nights, and other celebrations. This weekly gathering highlights Latin music and community in Queens.

Get moving with a community fitness session led by the Fit Gates Wantagh Park crew at Wantagh Park. The workout starts with a warmup, shifts into a choose-your-pace walk, jog, or run, adds endurance-focused strength work, then ends with a cooldown and stretching. The atmosphere centers on motivation, positive energy, and teammates lifting each other up week after week. Bring your energy, bring a friend, and bring your goals to build strength, health, and new connections.

At Rockland Boulders Stadium in Rockland County, the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s brings the community together to advance the fight against Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. With promising treatments emerging, this walk channels that sense of hope into the largest fundraising event of its kind worldwide, building awareness and raising funds to help end the disease.

This learn to play pickleball clinic at Newport Racquet Club welcomes true beginners and builds a strong foundation for the sport. The session introduces the rules and basic strokes, followed by guided practice aimed at getting participants rallying by the end. Activities take place on Court 1 in the downstairs courts. Additional clinics are offered for progressing skills, including Beginner Plus, Intermediate Plus, and options for kids.

The second edition of the Women’s Health Symposium focuses on women’s well-being across every stage of life. Clinicians dedicated to women’s care will collaborate with community organizations to share practical insights that support informed decisions, emphasize preventive health, and strengthen self-advocacy for individuals and their families. Admission is free through sponsor support, and advance registration is required.

Explore music in many formats at the Westchester Record & CD Show. Find vinyl LPs and 45s, 12 inch singles, CDs, DVDs, books, magazines, and music memorabilia. The selection covers rock, metal, jazz, soul, blues, country, pop, oldies, alternative, progressive, psychedelic, rap and hip hop, dance and electronic, disco, reggae, punk, new wave, post punk, R&B, Latin, boogaloo, soundtracks, and international releases, plus imports and more. General admission is $5, with a $2 discount when you bring a piece of paper that neatly lists FFW2610 along with your name, zip code, and email to the admission table. An early entry option is available for $15. Admission may be refused at the organizer’s discretion.

Enjoy a lively outdoor street fair filled with artisan vendors, handmade crafts, live music, delicious food, and games for children. Families can browse, shop, and take in the entertainment throughout the day, and admission for spectators is free. Vendors can find application forms and additional details on the organizer’s website. Booth space is limited and typically sells out, so early reservations are encouraged. Questions can be directed to the organizers through their site or by email.

Explore seasonal produce, fresh-baked treats, and ready-to-eat bites while meeting local artisans showcasing handmade creations. Enjoy live music and a welcoming, family-friendly vibe beneath the trees at Kirby Plaza in Mt Kisco, celebrating local flavor, creativity, and community.

This family friendly arcade experience features video games and pinball. Children may attend only with a parent or legal guardian present. Barcade is donating a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity that supports hospitalized children with video game based recreation made possible by the gaming community.

Learn the comic-making process from first ideas to preparing pages for print. Taught by Raymond Salvador, this class emphasizes clarity on the page and techniques used in the field so participants craft stories that read well and resonate with an audience, with insights rarely covered in standard art classes. Open to students ages 7 and up.

At the Connecticut Bridal & Wedding Expo, a curated group of wedding specialists is ready to share guidance for celebrations of every style, from elegant black-tie receptions to relaxed, barefoot beach ceremonies. Attendees can explore ideas and receive advice aimed at creating lasting memories. The event takes place at Bobby Valentine’s Sports Academy.

Set Sail returns to Binney Park with a model sailboat regatta that honors a beloved Old Greenwich tradition. Homemade boats glide across the pond and contend with wind gusts and surprise turns, creating plenty of family fun. Registration is open, and a few model sailboat kits are available for purchase.

MetLife Stadium sets the stage as the New Orleans Saints meet the New York Giants in an NFL matchup. With contrasting approaches on each sideline, the outcome could be shaped by strong defense, the fight for field position, and execution in the closing minutes. It is a big-stage contest with plenty to follow as the season moves forward.

At UBS Arena, PBR Teams presents a team-based twist on bull riding, a discipline known for its unpredictability. Riders match up with bulls in brief, intense attempts where seconds matter, and team strategy carries as much weight as individual performances.

Enjoy a live performance as The Chain brings the music of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nocks to Half Hollow Hills Community Library in Dix Hills. This concert is free and open to the public, and everyone is welcome.

Enjoy an afternoon dedicated to Pokémon trading and play. Attendees can trade their favorite Pokémon cards or play Pokémon with friends, and bringing a binder and a friend is encouraged. Space is limited to 30 participants.

A local One Piece tournament takes place at Depot with a 10 dollar entry fee, and each participant receives one OP tournament pack. Prizing scales with attendance: if there are fewer than eight players, awards go to the top two. With eight players, prizes extend to the top three. For every two additional entrants beyond that, one more placing is added to prizing, so ten players pay through fourth place, twelve through fifth, and so on.

North Jersey has shaped some of baseball’s most significant chapters. This program highlights landmark moments and places, from the first game played in Hoboken to Jackie Robinson’s barrier‑breaking appearance at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, showing how local history helped define the national pastime. Baseball historian and enthusiast John Cerilli leads an engaging journey across the Garden State’s baseball heritage, connecting pivotal sites with the stories behind them. Admission is free, and reservations are strongly encouraged. To reserve a spot, contact Muth Museum at 862-385-1240 or muth-museum@montclair.edu.

At St Philip the Apostle Church, this event marks the nation’s 250th anniversary with an emphasis on liberty, unity, and the enduring American spirit. It pays tribute to the Four Chaplains for their selfless courage and steadfast faith. The program also highlights interfaith service by recognizing 25 individuals whose dedication reflects a commitment to stronger, more united communities.

At Port Chester Senior High School, The Duprees present a nostalgic concert featuring favorites like 'You Belong To Me,' 'Have You Heard,' and 'My Own True Love.' Special guests Classic Sounds add smooth vocal harmonies, and the program is hosted by Dennis 'Dion' Nardone.

My Hero Academia in Concert comes to New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) with a live multimedia performance that traces the series from Deku's first steps to its most intense battles. A 15 piece band performs the score by Yuki Hayashi as vivid visuals from the anime unfold, blending music and imagery to follow the story across eight seasons. The result is an immersive tribute to courage, heartbreak, and heroism that brings milestone moments from the saga to the stage.

Enjoy a family-friendly screening of the classic Halloween film Hocus Pocus, then stick around for a conversation with oral historian and author Shannon Carlin. She will share behind the scenes stories, fun facts, and memorable moments from the film’s creation. Signed editions of her book, Witches Run Amok: The Oral History of Disney’s Hocus Pocus, will be available for purchase, along with other spooky classics.

Aida Cuevas appears at Lehman Center for the Performing Arts in the Bronx.

Settle into a gentle close to the weekend with a calming session that weaves yin yoga, reiki, and a mindful tea ritual. Slow, supported postures invite the nervous system to soften, while a soothing herbal blend encourages an easy transition into evening. Thoughtful journaling prompts and a guided yoga nidra help you reflect and prepare for the days ahead. Everyone is welcome, and bringing a personal journal is encouraged. The experience is led by Takiyah, a yin yoga teacher, reiki and tea practitioner, and somatic guide who centers breath and body awareness in her work. She also facilitates interactive tea and somatics offerings throughout NYC. Admission is $20, or available through Daya memberships.

Enjoy a Colombian-inspired Latin dance party in Astoria with salsa, bachata, cumbia, and reggaeton. Cocktails are available, and the dancing continues late into the night. Tickets are available.

Some Things Change is presented at the Chelsea Film Festival with a focus on how the business of film can be fueled by genuine passion. Julie Korogodon brings a vision that cuts through tough exteriors and reaches the heart through storytelling. Taking place at Battery Park in New York, NY, this event reflects on the balance between emotion and industry.

Everyone is welcome, as it is an all-ages show. Tickets are offered through a public onsale.

JPEGMAFIA brings the Experimental Rap Tour to Brooklyn Paramount in Brooklyn for a live performance. Opening acts and schedules may change without notice. For accessible seating, email Info@BrooklynParamount.com to arrange accommodations. Balcony admission includes an exclusive entrance, balcony access, a private bar, private restrooms, and a private coat check. Ticket availability features a public onsale along with Citi Cardmember, Live Nation, Artist, and Spotify presales.

All Them Witches appears with Emma Ruth Rundle at District Music Hall, presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. This all-ages event brings both artists to the same stage, and tickets are available.

Merengue greats Milly Quezada and Miriam Cruz share the spotlight in a high energy concert that blends nostalgia with Caribbean spirit. Quezada, widely known as the Queen of Merengue, brings polished vocals and poise, while Cruz unleashes the hit songs that have resonated across generations. Together they deliver beloved classics in a show filled with rhythm, sabor, and heartfelt intensity. It is a salute to culture, music, and movement, guided by irresistible grooves and warm melodies that feel like being whisked to Santo Domingo for a night of dancing. Whether these songs are part of long held memories or brand new to the ear, the focus stays on alegría, romance, and continuous merengue energy from start to finish.

Brooklyn Steel welcomes The Everything Glows Tour with Cannons headlining and Caroline Kingsbury also on the bill. The Los Angeles trio blends dreamy electro pop, sparkling disco, and nocturnal alt rock into a sound that is both cinematic and easy to dance to. Michelle Joy, Ryan Clapham, and Paul Davis have released four albums, including Fever Dream and Heartbeat Highway, with Loving You becoming their third Top 10 at Alternative radio. Their breakout Fire For You earned RIAA Gold recognition, rose to the top at Alternative radio, and appeared in shows like Never Have I Ever and American Horror Story. Recognized by outlets such as Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, and Consequence, the band has played major stages at festivals including Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Outside Lands. This event is for ages 16 and over. Preferred Terrace tickets include access to a prime second floor balcony viewing area and the adjacent Ludlow Lounge, along with a private restroom.

Set aside a few beautifully curated hours at a private villa in Sarasota for an intimate, all-inclusive experience shaped by the French art of living, centered on wellness, beauty, thoughtful food, meaningful connection, and time to simply enjoy it all. The day features two guided sessions, starting with breathwork to slow down and reconnect, then facial yoga to ease tension and bring out your natural glow. Each guest chooses one one-on-one service such as craniosacral therapy, a chair massage, or Reiki. Between sessions, take things at your own pace with access to the pool, sauna, hot tub, cold plunge, and peaceful lounges. A lunch inspired by French cuisine and refreshments are served, with small delights offered throughout. A VIP option adds early arrival for a French-style breakfast, extra time at the villa, and two mini individual services with priority selection, limited to six spots. The setting is a private villa in Sarasota, with location details shared after booking. Space is limited, and offerings may be adjusted with updates provided to attendees. Part of the final gatherings of the season.

The day begins with a welcoming brunch and on-site registration. Competition follows with shotgun starts for both golf and tennis. Later, a cocktail reception and buffet dinner cap off the day, with raffles and an auction.

A relaxed gathering open to all crafters. Attend for the whole session or stop by for a shorter visit, whichever suits your schedule. Enter through the downstairs door and look for the group in the library.

A participatory storytime featuring stories and songs in both Spanish and English. Registration is required.

Donate blood at Merrick Library during a blood drive organized by the New York Blood Center. The event will be held in the Community Room, and each donation can help save lives. Walk-ins are welcome.

Drop-in mah jongg at the Dobbs Ferry Public Library offers a friendly way to keep your mind sharp while enjoying conversation and laughter. Everyone is welcome, whether learning the rules for the first time or returning with experience. This program is supported by the Friends of the Dobbs Ferry Library.

This book club for kids in grades 3 through 6 centers on Pawcasso by Remi Lai. The story follows Jo, who trails a basket carrying dog that shops on its own and is soon mistaken by classmates as the dog's owner. New friendships and an art class modeling session follow, but a small lie grows when complaints about an off leash dog reach animal control, and Jo must decide whether to tell the truth. Pick up a copy at the front desk.

An information session for adults who know a kindergarten or first grade girl interested in becoming a Girl Scout. Learn what Girl Scouts offers for girls in these grades. Please note that this meeting is for adults only.

Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE bring the Home on the Range Tour 2026 to Brooklyn Paramount. Opening acts and schedules may change without notice. For accessible seating, contact the venue at Info@BrooklynParamount.com to arrange accommodations. The balcony experience includes an exclusive entrance, balcony access, a private bar, private restrooms, and a private coat check. Tickets will be available to the public, with additional access for Citi cardmembers, plus presales through the artist, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with VIP package options.

Lifehouse presents an acoustic best-of show at Warsaw Concerts. All ages are welcome. Tickets are available through an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

The Wyckoff Chamber of Commerce hosts a general meeting focused on business insurance. Representatives from area insurance companies will share insights on different types of coverage for businesses. The gathering features breakfast, time to network, and opportunities for attendees to promote their organizations.

Paris Paloma brings The Fatal Flaw Tour to Brooklyn Paramount for a live performance. Schedules and supporting acts may change without notice. One dollar from every ticket will be donated to Planned Parenthood to support access to sexual and reproductive care and education. For accessible seating, email Info@BrooklynParamount.com to reserve accommodations. Balcony tickets include a dedicated entrance, balcony-level access, a private bar, private restrooms, and a private coat check. Ticket availability includes presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, Spotify, and Live Nation, followed by a public onsale.

Hosted by Eric Vetter, this No Name workout show at Word Up Community Bookshop/Libreria Communitaria gives comedians and storytellers a stage to try out fresh material in a supportive setting. Audience members can stick around afterward to offer feedback, chat, and even take the mic. The series runs on the third Tuesday each month, and a sister event, No Name Super Storytellers Party, takes place on first Tuesdays. Admission is free with donations welcome, and masks are required.

Explore the meaning behind rings, the chuppah, the ketubah, witnesses, blessings, and the moment of breaking the glass in a welcoming session focused on Jewish wedding traditions. Attendees can ask questions about customs for their wedding and connect with other couples who are soon to be married.

Daughtry performs live at Paramount Theatre in Huntington, New York.

Daughtry marks two decades with an up-close acoustic set at The Paramount in Concert with Northwell. Access to tickets includes presales for Daughtrybe Fan Club members, Citi cardmembers, and Live Nation, along with VIP packages, plus a public sale.

Enjoy a board game session at the library, with several games set out for you and your friends to play. Registration is required, and each child needs their own spot.

An evening tailored for engaged couples offers opportunities to connect with Long Island wedding professionals, taste Fox Hollow cuisine, tour the estate, and take part in prize giveaways. Admission is free for engaged couples, and additional tickets are $30 each.

WomenRising’s Celebration of Service Gala commemorates over 120 years of service to women and families in Hudson County. This annual gathering highlights the courage and perseverance of those the organization supports, while also thanking the community of backers who sustain its mission and open doors to empowerment for the years ahead. The evening includes a festive reception with cocktails, dinner, an auction with silent bids, and music, shaping a memorable night of recognition and celebration.

This event pairs a seated dinner with a psychic experience at La Novella Ristorante, presented in collaboration with The Long Island Psychics. Admission is $75 per person plus tax and gratuity, and it includes salad, penne alla vodka, an entrée, and dessert. A cash bar will be available. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 516-794-6248. For questions related to the psychic aspect, contact Psychic Medium Brenda Lee at 516-444-1975. The Long Island Psychics share updates about upcoming dinners and events on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube.

Celebrate the season with a relaxed tasting that highlights favorite fall cheeses, paired with seasonal accompaniments and wines chosen for cooler nights. The wine selection is curated by Harry's Wine Market, creating pairings that complement each bite and showcase the flavors of autumn.

Sienna Spiro takes the stage at Brooklyn Paramount in Brooklyn with an emotion-forward show that highlights her growth as an emerging singer songwriter. Her set blends tender, close-to-the-heart writing with contemporary pop soundscapes, all carried by her signature vocals. The result is a tight, purposeful performance that centers connection and mood from the first song to the last.

At Carlstadt Library, food lovers and home cooks take part in a cookbook club with a twist. The monthly selection stays a surprise, with titles concealed and copies ready to borrow from the Circulation Desk. Participants choose a recipe from their borrowed book, make it at home, and bring the finished dish for the group to sample and discuss. Registration is required. For questions, call 201-438-8866.

Experience a live performance by Daughtry at the Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, NJ.

Built to Spill brings its 2026 fall tour to Music Hall of Williamsburg in New York, NY, joined by Quasi and Mel Redford. This event is for guests 18 and older. The Preferred Mezzanine option provides entry to the house left mezzanine on the second floor, with a limited amount of lounge seating available on a first come, first served basis.

Celebrate the music of Phil Collins through a documentary-style concert that traces his path from chart-topping years with Genesis to a Grammy-laden solo career and his Academy Award-winning work for Disney. The production brings his unmistakable songs to life in a way that connects both visually and emotionally, offering an up close experience of the hits and the stories behind them. From the creators of The Simon & Garfunkel Story and R.E.S.P.E.C.T., this immersive show features performers from around the world, intricate lighting, advanced sound, and vivid projections. Staged and conceived by Dean Elliott, whose background includes collaborations with the Johnny Cash family, Aretha Franklin, and Simon & Garfunkel projects, the creative approach honors Collins’ legacy while keeping it fresh for audiences across generations. The rhythm drives the night from the first cue to the final cymbal, with a run time of approximately two hours plus an intermission.

Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp arrives in New York City with a 30th anniversary celebration centered on the music of The Kinks, The Who, Billy Joel, and The Band. Participants are placed into bands through a pre-camp skill evaluation and spend four days rehearsing and performing under the guidance of a dedicated rock star counselor. Everyone has the chance to play with each featured artist, including Dave Davies of The Kinks, Simon Townshend of The Who, legendary Billy Joel drummer Liberty DeVitto, and Amy Helm, who carries forward the legacy of The Band. Expect to dive into classics like You Really Got Me, Waterloo Sunset, Lola, Tired of Waiting for You, Come Dancing, Won’t Get Fooled Again, Baba O’Riley, Pinball Wizard, Who Are You, Behind Blue Eyes, Piano Man, You May Be Right, Only the Good Die Young, Big Shot, My Life, The Weight, Up on Cripple Creek, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, and Ophelia. Across the camp, participants rehearse in fully equipped studios, attend master classes and Q&A sessions, and take part in themed jam rooms while receiving personalized mentorship from world-renowned counselors. The experience includes two live performances at The Cutting Room, with a finale showcasing anthems by The Who alongside Simon Townshend and another show celebrating Billy Joel with Liberty DeVitto. Additional highlights include an opening night party with a catered meal and an all-star counselor jam, lunches with behind-the-scenes stories, a signed collectible poster, autographs and photos, a video download of the final performance, and support from a tour manager, professional tech, and sound engineer. Backline is provided, and participants may use camp instruments or bring their own. The atmosphere is fully interactive and non-competitive, welcoming vocalists, guitarists, bassists, drummers, and keyboardists at every level.

Celebrate a full weekend of swing in New York City with live bands, social dancing, spirited competitions, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Music sets include Danny Lipsitz and Brass Tacks, along with Eyal Vilner’s band anchoring a Battle of the Bands for a high-energy dance floor. A special bring-your-own-food dinner honors Harlem’s legendary Savoy Ballroom. Barbara Billups and Sonny Allen will share firsthand stories from that era, with a conversation moderated by Felix Lambert, author of the Watch Your Step book series. Sonny’s biography, also written by Lambert, will be available for purchase during the weekend. A screening of the documentary NO DANCING ALLOWED is tentatively planned, selected by producer Jared Harbour. The film follows Sekou Heru from Trenton into New York’s street dance scene and traces a century of culture from the Harlem Renaissance to today. It features Lindy Hop leaders Mickey Davidson and Barbara Billups, and includes LaTasha Barnes illustrating how the jazz roots of Lindy Hop connect directly to House and Hip-Hop. The competitions at this gathering continue the legacy spotlighted in the film. Classes span multiple levels and styles, including Swing Walk in the Peabody tradition, Swing Walk 2.0, a couples workshop with Barbara Billups, solo jazz, and plenty of Lindy Hop. Competitions include The March Game, also known as Jack and Jill, and Strictly Lindy, both complimentary for weekend pass holders, plus solo jazz and the American Showcase Harvest Moon Ball Division presented alongside the fifth annual Battle of the Bands.

At Texas Roadhouse in New Rochelle, local law enforcement officers team up with Special Olympics athletes on the dining floor to assist with serving, hosting, and bussing. Their efforts are dedicated to raising funds that support Special Olympics athletes.

Enjoy a psychic night where a private reading comes with your art project. Reservations are recommended.

A workshop in White Plains, New York explores ways to save energy at home. Learn about programs that can help lower utility bills, increase comfort through weatherization, and switch household appliances to electric options.

Final Damnation 50 brings The Damned to Brooklyn Steel alongside Flamin' Groovies and The Courettes. Attendees must be 16 or older. A Preferred Terrace option provides access to a prime viewing area on the second floor balcony and to the adjacent Ludlow Lounge, plus a private restroom.

Beck brings the Ride Lonesome Tour to Brooklyn Paramount. Set times and any opening acts are subject to change without notice. For accessible seating accommodations, contact the venue directly to reserve. Balcony tickets include an exclusive entrance, balcony access, a private bar, private bathrooms, and a private coat check. Ticket access features a public onsale along with presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Brooklyn Vegan.

New York Comedy Club Stamford hosts a single-night stand-up show in Stamford, CT featuring Luke Severeid with Andrew Rivers. Severeid, a Seattle comic with a love of hiking and heavy music, brings a high-energy, absurd style that has taken him to the Big Sky Comedy Festival and the semifinal rounds of both the Seattle and San Francisco International Comedy Competitions. He earned Best Comedy Film at the HUMP! Film Festival, returned from a sold out run tied to Knotfest in Australia, and his sets have collected millions of views online. Rivers is known for personal, playful storytelling that has resonated with audiences across Dry Bar Comedy and beyond, with specials like Gun Enthusiasts Aren’t Funny, The Second Wave of Covid Jokes, For The Wrong Reasons, and Hello, Beautiful drawing millions of views. A viral dentist bit even scored him free teeth, and his touring credits span theaters throughout North America and Europe alongside names like Christopher Titus and Steve Hofstetter. He is the son of Seattle Radio Hall of Famer Bob Rivers and has appeared on the Joy Podcast with Craig Ferguson. The show runs about 90 minutes without an intermission. Expect adult themes and language. Drinks are available at the club, doors typically open about an hour before the show begins, and guests often have a chance to chat with the comedians after.

Australian-born comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies takes the stage with boundary-pushing stand-up that has connected with audiences around the world. Since his 2008 special Contraband he has delivered ten hours of comedy, most recently the 2025 Netflix release Two Limb Policy, his sixth on the platform, where he riffs on facial-hair quirks, the everyday trials of straight men, and a cheeky case that acting does not count as a real job. On screen he helped create and lead the FX comedy Legit and later co-created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central for three seasons from 2017 to 2019. He received Stand-Up Comedian of the Year at the Just for Laughs Festival in 2019. He also hosts the FOX reality competition The Snake, built around nerve-testing challenges that reward strategy, charm, and persuasion, and appears in Jordan Peele’s production Him with Tyriq Withers, Marlon Wayans, and Julia Fox. His worldwide tour Son of a Carpenter launched in 2025.

Australian-born comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies is known for bold, belief-challenging stand-up that connects with audiences around the world. His catalog includes ten specials starting with Contraband in 2008 and most recently High & Dry on Netflix in 2023, his fifth for the platform, where he jokes about koalas, male pattern baldness, and why he has sworn off drinking, all while reflecting on married life and family. On screen, he created and starred in the FX comedy series Legit and co-created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central for three seasons from 2017 to 2019. He was named Stand-Up Comedian of the Year at the Just for Laughs Festival in 2019. His newest worldwide tour is called Son of a Carpenter.

Little Big Town brings the For The Art Of It Tour to New Jersey Performing Arts Center. The Nashville-based country vocal quartet, founded in 1998, features Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Phillip Sweet, and Jimi Westbrook. Celebrated for seamless four-part harmonies, the group is known for hits such as Girl Crush, Pontoon, and Better Man.

Experience a calming series that blends restorative yoga with sound healing while moving through the seven chakras. Each session focuses on a single chakra, using comfortable, fully supported postures and gentle sound to encourage deep rest, ease tension, and foster reconnection with self. No prior yoga experience is needed. You can take part in one session or follow the full progression from Root for grounding and stability, to Sacral for creativity and emotional flow, Solar Plexus for confidence and inner strength, Heart for love and compassion, Throat for authentic expression, Third Eye for intuition and clarity, and Crown for connection and peace. Capacity is limited and advance registration is required. Participation is free for Yoga Shack members, and the fee for nonmembers is $30.

Matteo Lane brings We Gotta Catch Up! to Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre, presenting a mix of stand-up, singing, and visual artistry. Born in Chicago, he moved from New York City comedy clubs to global stages, performing at venues such as Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center. Named to Variety's 10 Comics to Watch and described by Advocate as candid and unflinching, he mines stories from life as a gay man alongside everyday observations. His specials Hair Plugs & Heartache and the fan favorite The Advice Special have drawn millions of views. Screen credits include the Amazon Original film Upgraded, Netflix's Survival of the Thickest with Michelle Buteau, the feature Molli & Max in the Future which premiered at SXSW, and the Netflix stand-up special Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution. Fluent in five languages and trained in classical opera with a six octave range, he previously lived in Italy as an oil painter before beginning his comedy career. His next stand-up special is slated to stream on Hulu.

Celebrate the early years of Phil Collins with Genesis through a sweeping tour of the band’s prog rock catalog. Expect early favorites like Follow You Follow me and selections from A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, And Then there were Three, and Duke, with a few unexpected moments along the way. The Musical Box unveils its most ambitious production to date, renowned for transporting audiences back to a specific era and capturing the sound and atmosphere with striking authenticity. Phil Collins has even remarked that their approach faithfully brings a particular period to life in the spirit of a theatrical production. Crafted for lifelong fans as well as the simply curious, this performance stands as a long awaited homage to Phil’s formative era.

Rare650 hosts an evening that blends dining with dancing as DJ Jeff Nec spins disco and freestyle. Taking place on various Thursdays, this experience pairs food with upbeat tunes for a night out.

An immersive celebration of the 1960s focused on space exploration, STEM, and the Apollo era, set within the historic TWA Hotel at JFK Terminal 5. The venue’s midcentury ambiance complements a deep dive into innovation and discovery from a transformative decade.

Bring your autographed items to be authenticated at the event by JSA, whether they are signed during the show or were signed previously and brought from home. JSA certification is recognized by major auction houses, dealers, and collectors, which can add credibility and help increase the value of your memorabilia. A show special offers authentication at $15 per autograph for signatures obtained at the event. After your guest signing, stop by the JSA station to complete certification. Previously signed items are accepted starting at $25, and you can save time by filling out the submission form ahead of time. FGS will also be on-site to handle CGC grading submissions for cards, comics, magazines, home video, and video games. Cash is not accepted for autograph authentication at this event.

At St Marks Episcopal Church in Westchester County, the Highline String Quartet performs a candlelit program of music inspired by Halloween, offering an intimate, atmospheric concert experience. The program includes Thriller, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween and Ghostbusters, along with Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, the Prelude from Psycho, the Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, Funeral March of a Marionette, and a movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Set in The Sky Room at Saint Peter's University in Jersey City, this candlelit performance by the Highline String Quartet showcases music tied to the Halloween season, spanning pop hits, film and TV themes, and iconic classical pieces. The program features Thriller, Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Psycho, plus Ghostbusters, Danse macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The experience lasts 60 minutes. Doors open one hour before the performance, and entry is not permitted once the music begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival.

Osees take the stage with Brigid Dawson at Warsaw Concerts for a performance open to all ages. Ticket access includes presale options through Ticketmaster and Live Nation, followed by a public onsale.

Beck’s Ride Lonesome Tour brings a night of live music to Brooklyn Paramount. Set times and any opening acts may change without notice. Guests seeking accessible seating can email Info@BrooklynParamount.com to arrange accommodations. Balcony admission adds extra perks, including a dedicated entrance, balcony-level access, a private bar, private restrooms, and a private coat check. Tickets are offered in multiple phases, with presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and Brooklyn Vegan, followed by a general public onsale.

Take a nighttime walk through Newark’s historic downtown to hear eerie tales from the city’s past while discovering the art, food, and architecture that define it today. Led by seasoned local guides, this special October outing covers roughly two miles and begins and ends at a downtown bar. Guests are encouraged to bring a flashlight and come in Halloween attire. Capacity is limited. It runs rain or shine and refunds are not available, so dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. For more than 13 years, Have You Met Newark Tours has led engaging, informative explorations of the city.

Build a foundation in spiritual protection at a workshop focused on practical ways to create safety, peace, and clear energy boundaries for yourself, your home, and the people you care about. Explore both traditional and modern methods for cleansing and safeguarding spaces, learn to notice when a room or your own energy feels unsettled, and practice simple routines that strengthen your boundaries. The session covers personal techniques for protecting your own energy and space, approaches to cleanse and shield the home, and practices that support a calm environment for family. You will also learn about smoke cleansing and other clearing methods, crystals commonly associated with grounding and protection, and how intention, visualization, ritual, and steady practice work together to create lasting sacred boundaries. Whether you are just beginning or refining what you already do, you will leave with everyday rituals to incorporate into your spiritual life. Please bring something comfortable to sit on such as a meditation cushion, yoga mat, or small stool, your personal crystals for practice, and a journal with a pen. Enrollment is limited, so early registration is recommended. Class investment is $44.44. To register, call +1 845-480-5161.

Mind the Gap returns to 314 Beer Garden in Norwalk with a night of live music. The beer garden offers beer, food, and fire pits.

Brooklyn Bowl hosts a performance featuring Space Bacon and Dizgo with DJ Greenie of Lotus.

Renowned singer, songwriter, musician, artist, and best-selling author Josh Ritter is the focus of an evening highlighting one of today’s most thoughtful and prolific voices. His body of work spans eleven studio albums, including the widely celebrated 2019 release Fever Breaks, and NPR Music has praised the way his songs overflow with ideas while holding empathy and indignation together. This event centers on the creativity and storytelling that define his enduring career.

Parsons Dance brings contemporary American choreography alive with high energy, uplift, and an immediate connection. Renowned for dynamic group work and exacting technique, the company pairs virtuosic movement with human warmth. The program highlights modern dance that feels open, spirited, and exciting to see.

Killers of Kill Tony comes to Stamford Center for the Arts - The Palace Theatre with a lineup featuring David Lucas, Martin Phillips, Ahren Belisle, and David Jolly. Tickets are available through a public sale, with presales offered for the artist and for Palace members.

Darren Fleet brings his high-energy stand-up and digital creator flair to New Jersey Performing Arts Center. After amassing a huge following with viral social media rants and sketch work, the Virginia native has shifted from internet fame to headlining and selling out major comedy rooms across the country. His set blends sharp pop culture commentary with everyday observations and inclusive humor. Ticket access includes an artist presale, member presale, local presale, and a public onsale.

New Jersey singer and songwriter Rick Barth brings an acoustic set to The Heights Bar & Grill, showcasing years of experience across Americana, pop, and rock. He pairs rich, soulful vocals with skillful acoustic guitar for an evening that blends his own songs with familiar covers, all delivered with warmth and energy.

Ritmos 60 turns into a celebration of Colombian culture with vallenato and a mix of Latin rhythms, blending accordion favorites with contemporary beats for a dance floor filled with energy. This historic Colombian spot in Astoria serves small bites, Guaro, handcrafted Colombian cocktails, and cold Colombian beers, making it a fitting choice for birthday festivities or a lively night out with friends. Expect a soundtrack of salsa, cumbia, corridos, vallenato, and reggaeton that fuels a high-energy after party from start to finish. Margarita specials and additional happy hour offers kick things off. VIP bottle service is available. Guests must be 21 or older. An elevated dress code is in effect, asking attendees to avoid offensive graphics, athletic shorts, slides, swim trunks, sweatpants, Timberlands, sandals, and flip flops, and to choose stylish attire such as smart-casual pieces, jeans without heavy distressing, dress shoes or clean sneakers, and forward-facing hats that complement the look. Team jerseys are only permitted during major sports events and independence day celebrations.

Pimpinella plays a mix of 70s classics spanning classic rock, funk, disco, R&B, and soul. The band features Francesco Perrouna on bass and vocals, Frank DiCostanzo on guitar and vocals, Mike Ventimiglia on keys and vocals, and Carl Goding on drums and vocals.

Langston Kerman takes the stage for a live comedy show filled with laughs. Gather friends for a relaxed night out and enjoy an evening of live entertainment.

Learn to make natural, plant-based soap using the cold process method in an introductory fall anniversary session. Held in Brooklyn, New York near local transportation, this experience covers the basics of soap making as you craft your own soap. Early bird pricing is available.

Breakthrough T1D Walk brings together the type 1 diabetes community in a global event centered on awareness and action. Each step taken supports research, advocacy, and vital support that improve lives and advance the search for cures. Designed for participants of all ages and abilities, it offers a family friendly way to make a difference and move closer to a future without T1D.

A festive Halloween celebration with a spooky twist.

Spend a lovely day outdoors helping to care for the Greenway by picking up litter, freeing trees from invasive plants, and planting native species where possible. Some tools will be available, and participants are encouraged to bring gloves, loppers, or clippers if they have them. The Friends of the Greenway can provide certification for volunteer work upon request. Street parking is available. Please check for any schedule changes or cancellations before coming, and contact the organizers with any questions.

Set out on a guided walk along the Hudson River and the perimeter of Sing Sing Correctional Facility that explores the intertwined stories of crime, punishment, labor, and the region’s cultural landscape. Along a compact route, learn about the Hudson River School of Art and a once-busy port community as they share space with the history of a maximum security prison. Hear about the construction of the original 1825 cell block, the quarrying of Sing Sing marble, the development of U.S. penal design and philosophy, the labor that built the prison, products made there, and notable efforts in reform and rehabilitation. The experience concludes with a reflective art activity led by a previously incarcerated person that connects the Hudson River School’s perspective with participants’ own observations. Tours go on rain or shine and are recommended for ages 12 and older, with caregiver discretion for younger children. The tour meets by the public boat launch in Louis Engel Waterfront Park. Please arrive a little early, wear sturdy walking shoes, and bring water and sunscreen. The route is wheelchair accessible, and advance notice is encouraged so guides can be prepared to accommodate your visit at info@singsingprisonmuseum.org. Expect about an hour of guided walking followed by a 30-minute reflection.

The next event in the L.I. Billiards Elite Road Tour will be held at Raxx Pool Room, Sports Bar & Grill.

Intuitive reader Sara offers Tarot and medium readings that focus on clarity, healing, and direction as the new season begins. Sessions explore what may be hidden and encourage connection with spirit, helping participants move forward on the path that serves them best. Options include 15, 30, or 60 minutes, with prices starting at $30. Walk-ins are welcome, and those who provide a valid email will be contacted with available appointment times.

Celebrating its 12th year, this free, all-ages Diwali festival presented by the Saraswati Cultural Association fills Exchange Place with live performances, engaging vendors, and vibrant cultural energy on the Hudson. Applications from performers, vendors, and sponsors are currently being accepted.

Observe the time-honored practice of egg taking and fertilization in a live demonstration led by hatchery staff. The session shows how egg taking and fertilization are carried out, with the work providing eggs for the Hatch House. It offers a clear view of the careful techniques behind this process.

Enjoy a fun, ticketed evening that supports animals and brings plenty of tail wags and happy purrs. Donations are already coming in, building a growing selection of prizes for the night.

All in for Scouting brings a festive fundraiser to Iona Preparatory School, presented by the Greater Hudson Valley Council, Scouting America. Enjoy casino-style fun and entertainment while supporting programs and initiatives that serve local youth. Try your hand at blackjack, poker, roulette, and craps, with professional dealers available to help newcomers and challenge seasoned players. Food is included with a ticket or sponsorship. Attendees can also compete for prizes and gift certificates.

Thrill The World 2026 at American Dream brings dancers together for a global simultaneous performance of Michael Jackson’s Thriller. Participants of all experience levels are welcome, whether familiar with the choreography or learning it for the first time. Group rehearsals are planned beforehand, with the schedule and a Montclair area practice location to be announced. Expect a lively community of zombies and dancers and a public performance inside the venue. Zombie themed attire is encouraged. The exact performance spot within American Dream will be confirmed.

A high energy celebration of cartoon culture is taking over NYC at a to be announced location, bringing together the city’s creative spirit with favorites from past and present. Expect an art showcase that spotlights local New York talent alongside pieces from national galleries, a marketplace with one of a kind apparel, rare pins, and limited edition prints, and DJs mixing nostalgic cuts, lo fi vibes, and inventive remixes of classic themes. Gaming fans can enjoy retro consoles and highlights from local developers, and there will be drinks and cartoon inspired bites with details to come. Cosplay is front and center, with free admission for anyone in costume and no RSVP required. From The Boondocks and Saturday morning classics to anime and contemporary animation, this stop blends creativity, nostalgia, and community for collectors, artists, and fans alike. Organizers are welcoming artists for gallery and digital showcases, vendors with apparel, toys, pins, and prints, cosplayers, and volunteers.

A live performance by Osees featuring Brigid Dawson comes to Warsaw Concerts. This is an all-ages show.

A freestyle showcase at Westchester County Center in White Plains features live performances from TKA, George LaMond, Judy Torres, Shannon, The Cover Girls, Cynthia, Betty D of Sweet Sensation, Coro, and Soave. The night is hosted by Sal Abbatiello and Speedy, with DJ WhiteBoy and DJ Serg providing the soundtrack.

An evening of comedy with Langston Kerman unfolds at New York Comedy Club Stamford, offering live entertainment and lots of laughs.

Frank Spadone brings warm, relatable stories about family life, a style that has made him a headliner at comedy clubs across Canada and a regular at Just For Laughs in Montreal. His festival credits also include appearances in Australia and South Africa, he hosted the 2010 JFL tour across Canada, and he later opened Jeremy Hotz’s 2013 national tour, The Magical Misery Tour. His solo show has played soft seat theaters throughout Canada and the United States, with stops in cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Hamilton, Vancouver, Detroit, and Chicago. On screen, his work includes the films Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, Take the Lead, and The Man, along with a 2016 guest appearance on the CBC series Mr. D. This show is for audiences 16 and over.

Maryland singer-songwriter Eli Lev appears at the Society Cafe Concert Series at The Unitarian Society of Ridgewood, bringing a blend of indie folk and Americana shaped by narrative-rich songwriting that centers service, presence, and shared humanity. His shows are known for a warm, earthy tone that invites reflection and communal singing, creating an intimate atmosphere that feels inclusive and connected. Before touring full time, he taught eighth-grade English on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona, an experience that inspired his Four Directions Project, a four-album journey grounded in Navajo teachings where each direction carries unique qualities and lessons. That work bridges tradition, ancestry, and contemporary songwriting across distinct musical spaces. His exploration continued with the Three Worlds Project, which considers past, present, and future as intertwined in the here and now. The recent album Past Lives weaves in archival family recordings to explore ancestry and belonging, earning recognition through multiple songwriting and regional music awards, including honors from the Washington Area Music Association and national competitions. Having performed hundreds of shows across the United States, Europe, and the UK, he has built a devoted community through heartfelt performances and steady touring. The live experience is uplifting, grounded, and emotionally resonant.

At Allegria Ristorante in Westchester, a lively speed dating format brings up to 13 quick introductions, hosted by CT Singles. Identities are verified for authenticity, and potential matches are centered on shared interests and genuine chemistry. Conversations run one on one for about 4 to 6 minutes, with participants marking interest on a scorecard before the men rotate to the next table so everyone has a chance to meet. The following day, participants receive an email with their Westchester matches, highlighting both mutual connections and one way interest. The organizers have been connecting singles since 2003, leading to over 85 marriages, numerous new relationships, and a few new additions to families.

Celebrate a full moon evening focused on uplifting energy, intuitive readings, and crystals. A $25 ticket provides entry to explore a curated mix of intuitive readers, energy practitioners, makers, and vendors. Additional experiences are available to book separately, including medium readings with Jen and Enza, tarot with Chloe, angel card sessions with Dawn, spirit guide insights with Charlotte, emotional energy work with Light Side Energy, astrology snapshots with Stacey, tiny intentional tattoos by AJ, macrame from Forever Wild Fiber Art, and a crystal station with Twin Flame. Tickets are required for entry, and selecting Going does not hold a spot, so purchase through the designated ticket link to confirm attendance. Reading appointments are limited; email hello@workshopli.com in advance to reserve a time. Providers accept cash, Venmo, and Zelle. This event is for adults only.

Experience Laika Studio's Coraline on a large screen while a symphony performs the score live. This presentation makes it easy to revisit the film drawn from Neil Gaiman's children's novel or to share it with first time viewers. The story follows Coraline as she explores a sprawling old home in a new town and uncovers a secret doorway leading to an alternate version of her life. Staying in that other world comes at a cost, requiring a significant sacrifice.

The New Jersey Symphony opens a new season with two monumental works led by Xian Zhang. Pianist George Li, introduced to New Jersey audiences by Zhang a decade ago and now a familiar favorite, returns for Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5, the Emperor. The program also features Schubert’s Symphony No. 9 in C major, The Great, the composer’s final symphony, which spent years tucked away and was not performed during his lifetime, noted for its broad, songful sweep.

Now in its 14th year, Dandiya Dhamaka fills the East Coast’s largest dance floor with the vibrant energy of dandiya raas. The celebration features a live band, food trucks, raffles, and on-the-spot prizes. It has sold out every year for the last 13 years.

At Elmont Memorial Library, explore the story of John Merrick, a man in late nineteenth-century London whose severe physical differences make him a featured attraction in traveling sideshows. After being discovered abandoned and in need of help, he is taken to Whitechapel Hospital, where physician Frederick Treves cares for him and introduces him to London society. Merrick grows from someone others pity into a cultivated and engaging figure welcomed by aristocrats and writers, while holding fast to a single hope, to live like any other person.

Chattanooga Red Wolves SC travel to face the New York Cosmos in a road-versus-home showdown at Hinchliffe Stadium, a venue with deep history. Expect a clash of distinct playing styles in a setting that heightens every moment, with both points and pride at stake. From the opening whistle to the final moments, the tension builds as both sides press for a result.

The Wonderwall brings the music of Oasis to Yonker's Brewing Co., creating an evening centered on the band’s songs.

Mac DeMarco performs at Music Hall of Williamsburg. This event is for ages 16 and over. Preferred Mezzanine tickets provide access to the house-left section of the second-floor mezzanine, where lounge seating is limited and available on a first come, first served basis.

Westchester County Center hosts a freestyle celebration featuring TKA, George Lamond, Judy Torres, Shannon, Cynthia, the Cover Girls, Betty D of Sweet Sensation, Coro, Soave, and DJ Whiteboy. Hosted by Sal Abbatiello and Speedy, this event brings together genre favorites along with additional acts for an evening of freestyle music.

Ready2Rock Live Music Productions brings a double bill of classic rock tributes to The Space at Westbury Theater. Awaken channels the spirit of Yes with meticulous playing, layered vocals, and immersive arrangements that reflect the band’s progressive roots, spotlighting favorites like "And You and I," "Roundabout," and "Owner of a Lonely Heart." The night then shifts to Return to Paradise, a celebration of Styx featuring tight harmonies, theatrical flair, and dynamic energy through hits such as "Come Sail Away," "Renegade," and "Too Much Time on My Hands." From intricate epics to sing-along anthems, this concert showcases the breadth of two enduring rock catalogs in one cohesive show.

KATSEYE appears at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York. This in-person event features the artist live on stage.

Booker T. Jones was instrumental in shaping American soul as the driving force behind Booker T. & the M.G.'s and a key figure at Stax Records. Landmark tracks such as Green Onions, Time Is Tight, and Hip Hug-Her became part of the era's soundtrack, and more than six decades later his influence continues to resonate across soul, rock, R&B, and contemporary music. He holds a GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award and a place in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and his collaborations span Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, and Bill Withers. His unmistakable Hammond B-3 organ sound helped define Memphis soul and strengthened the Stax legacy. Audiences of every generation can hear the songs that shaped so much of modern music performed by the artist who first brought them to life.

KRUSH brings a high energy celebration of rock to Mulcahy's Long Island in Wantagh, NY, delivering a live show packed with anthems and fan favorites. Admission is $15 to $20 and the event is for ages 21 and up. VIP information is available.

Katseye takes the stage at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York. The show offers a live performance from the artist at this Elmont venue.

Marking its 20th year, Walk for Wishes turns Kingsland Point Park into a Halloween-themed celebration for all ages along the Hudson River waterfront. Jessie from What’s In Westchester will emcee as families and supporters enjoy a relaxed river walk, a display of glass pumpkins, live music, food trucks, costume contests, and a variety of kid-friendly activities. More than a seasonal gathering, this is part of the nationwide Make-A-Wish Walk for Wishes, raising support to grant meaningful wishes for children with critical illnesses with help from wish families, volunteers, companies, donors, and the broader community.

A class tailored for women is planned. To hold a spot, an RSVP deposit of $50 is requested.

Share a playful music session with your little one featuring live guitar, rhythm shakers, colorful scarves, and lively parachute games. Celebrate the season with pumpkin-themed Halloween tunes and a spirited march to Monster Mash, then enjoy drumming and a flurry of bubbles. Costumes are welcome if you want to dress up.

Long Island Comic Book Fanfest returns bigger than before with more than 100 tables across two neighboring venues, Massapequa Elks Lodge 2162 and Massapequa American Legion. The show is not limited to comics, featuring sports cards, toys, Funko, Pokémon TCG, action figures, collectible supplies from Hot Flips, and artists and creators. Vendor tables are still available and the dealer room is about 85 percent sold out. A charity auction will be part of the program and donations to support it are welcome. Special guests will be announced soon. Onsite buying will be available for those who want to sell items. The event highlights small and local businesses, with plenty of nearby restaurants just a short walk away. The two buildings sit side by side and are easy to reach by car or via the LIRR to Massapequa Station.

This gathering spotlights human-made photography in New York City and features a marketplace with photo prints, zines, books, and mixed media works available for purchase from photographers.

This next level installment of the Unified Martial Arts Network OG Internationals centers on the Older Guys and Girls community in martial arts. It marks a new phase for UMAN and its OG participants.

Ease into the close of the weekend with a mellow skating session in Brooklyn that welcomes kids, teens, adults, families, and first-time skaters. Glide to a soundtrack of disco, house, and pop while soft lighting and a relaxed atmosphere set an easy pace for unwinding and reconnecting before the week ahead. Groups of seven or more can reserve a booth, and those reservations include general admission. Guests ages 16 and 17 must have a skate waiver signed by a legal guardian, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a legal guardian. A Xanadu waiver must be signed in advance. Tickets do not include skate rental, and both skates and safety gear are available to rent on a first-come, first-served basis. All sales are final with no refunds. A valid government ID is required for entry, and photos of IDs are not accepted. Gum and outside food or drinks are not permitted, and bags may be searched at the entrance. The venue is wheelchair accessible with entry ramps and ADA bathrooms, and it upholds an inclusive, safe environment with no tolerance for harassment, aggression, racism, bigotry, or hatred. Skating carries risks, so be mindful of your limits and those around you, seek help from Skate Guards when needed, and if the rink feels crowded at any point, take a short break and return when you are ready to keep the focus on safety and flow for everyone.

Patrizia's of Hicksville hosts a brunch party celebrating the freestyle sound, honoring the legends and the songs that defined the era. Expect a dance-filled celebration with classics by George Lamond, Expose, Stevie B, TKA, The Covergirls, Johnny O, Cynthia, Coro, and Lisa Lisa.

The 7th Annual Community Trick or Treat Trail returns to Oceanside Lutheran Church with a free, family friendly Halloween celebration. Kids can come in costume for games, a pumpkin patch, fun activities, and lots of candy. Bring a bag to collect treats. Free parking is available, and all are welcome to take part in this community tradition.

This circle centers on compassionate, intentional listening for oneself and for others. Participants slow down, become fully present, and explore new ways to connect by hearing with an open heart. Sharing personal stories invites understanding and reminds everyone that learning and belonging can grow through what is spoken aloud. Each person is encouraged to contribute in their own way and to express what support they need. All are welcome to take part in this monthly practice of loving attention.

Dive into a playful whodunit inside the American Museum of Natural History, where teams explore the galleries to piece together what happened to Dino Dave, a prolific meetup attendee whose rough-around-the-edges behavior may have sparked trouble. Participants receive a clue sheet, spend 90 minutes searching exhibits and halls while following hints drawn from that day’s social posts, then regroup at a designated spot to submit a final solution as scores are tallied. The experience blends puzzle solving with time to mingle, enjoy food and drinks, and share a few laughs in friendly competition. Arriving solo is welcome, and individuals are matched with a team. Dress casually and wear comfortable shoes for plenty of walking. The cost is $44, with prices subject to increase as space becomes limited. Admission to the museum and the scavenger hunt fee are included. Open to ages 21 and over.

The New York Jets face the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium. Please note that NFL flexible scheduling may adjust the game date and start time from what appears on the schedule or on tickets. Accessible seating is available for wheelchair users and patrons with limited mobility, and companion seats can be requested; when purchasing, include the total number of accessible and companion seats in the same wheelchair dropdown so the group can be seated together. Ticket access includes a public onsale, an Amex presale, and an STM offer.

Take part in a build-and-keep LEGO experience at TOY BOX in Mamaroneck, NY. Each attendee receives a LEGO Creator kit included with their ticket to assemble during the event and take home afterward. The specific set varies from month to month. This event is scheduled for the fourth Sunday of each month, with no session in August. Attendance is limited to 30 spots.

Settle in for a one hour sound bowl session at CKO with Magdalena. Bring a mat, a blanket, and a pillow, and come dressed in cozy, comfortable clothing.

Master violinist Itzhak Perlman appears at New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Celebrated around the world for exceptional artistry, warm charm, and humanitarian contributions, he is among the rare classical musicians with true superstar stature. His performances shine with a joyful love of music, and he remains one of the most sought-after artists in his field.

Set aside an hour to unplug and reset with a restorative sound bath featuring layered tones from singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and an ocean drum. This meditative experience helps quiet mental clutter so you can leave feeling calm, centered, and ready for the week ahead. It takes place at Zion Episcopal Church in Dobbs Ferry, NY. Admission is $35, and space is limited.

Cavetown brings the Running With Scissors Tour to Brooklyn Paramount. Balcony tickets include an exclusive entrance, balcony access, a private bar, private bathrooms, and a private coat check. Set times and opening acts are subject to change. For accessible seating accommodations, email Info@BrooklynParamount.com. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket supports local organizations that promote the health and wellbeing of LGBTQ+ communities.

Enjoy an inspiring night of music with internationally acclaimed Maher Zain, part of a United States tour. The Swedish Lebanese vocalist, songwriter, and producer presents spiritually focused songs that blend modern R&B with time honored Middle Eastern sounds. Themes of faith, hope, and togetherness resonate with listeners across generations and backgrounds. Through sincere lyrics and soulful melodies, he builds a close connection with the audience for a performance that is engaging and memorable. This concert emphasizes reflection, connection, and uplifting energy through music.

Discover a fair focused on performance and visual arts at the Javits Convention Center in New York City.

A formal black-tie gala presented by Jehovah-Jireh Praise & Worship Church Center in Newark honors Bishop Rudy V. and Lady Linda L. Carlton at the culmination of their pastoral service. Under the banner An Evening of Honor, the celebration recognizes thirty-seven years of devoted leadership and meaningful contributions across the church, community, marketplace, and government. The night features a red carpet arrival and hors d'oeuvres reception, followed by fine dining and entertainment at Westmount Country Club. Co-hosts are Bishop George and Pastor Mary Searight of Abundant Life Family Worship Church in New Brunswick. Family, friends, and colleagues come together to celebrate Christ while paying tribute to these honorees. Tickets are listed at $250 per adult and $75 per child age ten and under.

Take a mindful pause this Halloween season to reconnect with your inner guidance at a cozy evening led by Laura Muller. Begin with guided meditation supported by Reiki and soothing sound work, then explore lighthearted intuition exercises and spend time with oracle cards for personal reflection. Blend a custom intention tea to bring home as a keepsake, and end the night with a warm fall drink and good company. Newcomers to intuition are welcome. This gathering is for adults only. Tickets are required, and marking Going does not hold a spot, so book to secure your place. The cost is $40 per person.

Enjoy an evening of thoughtful, heartfelt stand-up with comedian and bestselling author Joel Chasnoff. His clean set draws on family, identity, travel, and the unpredictable moments of Jewish life, weaving sharp storytelling with humor that resonates. A Chicago native who served as an Israeli tank gunner before building an international career, he has performed for over fifteen hundred audiences in ten countries, with appearances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Just for Laughs in Montreal, Off-Broadway, and on Israeli television. He embraces the idea that sharing a laugh brings people closer, setting the tone for a night filled with connection and memorable comedy.

Free child health clinics are offered through a partnership between the Mahwah Health Department, the Village of Ridgewood Health Department, and Valley Health System for uninsured children. Offerings include vaccinations, height and weight checks, assessments of growth and development, and guidance for parents. An appointment is required; to schedule, call (201) 291-6337 or email dsabbag@valleyhealth.com. When further care is appropriate, referrals such as for sports physicals can be made to the Earl A. Wheaton, Jr., MD Family Care Center, which serves people with or without insurance; for an appointment there, call 201-689-3900, option 1.

A Halloween-themed bring-your-own-beverage sewing night is happening at Untamed Arts Studios in Hackensack, NJ. This drop-in gathering offers help finishing costumes with guidance from a sewing teacher who has more than 20 years of experience in Film, TV, and Theater. Participants can also make festive projects like trick-or-treat bags or Halloween party decorations. For questions, contact the instructor, Amy, at info@itoldyousew.net.

The 2026 Loving Arms Awards and Dinner Dance brings an evening of celebration to Westchester Country Club, featuring cocktails, dinner, and live music for dancing with the Pete Malinverni Trio. The program includes a raffle, a silent auction, and an awards presentation honoring Emily Rockefeller and Brionna Sawyer. Additional details about the honorees will be shared, and tickets, sponsorships, and digital journal ads are available, including options for those unable to attend in person.

The Tallest Man on Earth brings a folk performance shaped by vivid storytelling, an intimate atmosphere, and heartfelt artistry. The music highlights evocative lyrics, warm and expressive vocals, and deft guitar work that draw listeners in from song to song. It is an experience centered on connection, emotion, and finely crafted music.

An onstage conversation with Ina Garten explores the ideas behind her newest cookbook, Simply Ina, a collection that shows how satisfying food can be when the cooking stays straightforward. Drawing on more than two decades of guiding home cooks, the bestselling author and television host reflects on her journey from a small Hamptons specialty food shop to national prominence, including her time on Food Network and her series Be My Guest with Ina Garten. She shares behind the scenes stories from her books and shows, offers practical strategies that save time such as embracing quality store-bought shortcuts when it makes sense, and unpacks the inspiration behind dishes like mashed potato and leek soup, make-ahead Provençal chicken with olives and capers, and a cherry berry crumble. The conversation celebrates a kitchen philosophy that pairs confidence with simplicity and keeps the focus on bringing people together around the table.

Whether you favor the Night Court or the Spring Court, this themed celebration highlights the newest ACOTAR release. Admission requires a $25 ticket, which covers series trivia with prizes, themed treats, and plenty of opportunities for great photos. Selecting Going on the event page does not hold a spot, so use the ticket link to confirm attendance. Optional upgrades include crafting a cauldron candle with The Wandering Candle, mini ACOTAR-inspired tattoos with AJ & Emily, and a charm bar from Viva Sol Chic. Fantasy-inspired attire is encouraged, bring fellow fans, and please note that this event is for adults only.

A convivial literary brunch at Lukes Bar & Grill features award-winning author and artist Max Singer reading from his new illustrated novel, The Two Last Wills & Testaments of 'Deadwood Dick', a work with bawdy, dark humor. The gathering begins with a relaxed meet and order segment, continues with a reading followed by discussion and audience Q&A, and wraps up with time to browse and mingle. A special New Orleans inspired menu will be available under the Deadwood Dick’s Nola Brunch theme, including Royal Street Bread Pudding priced at $12, a Creole Coffee cocktail with Bacardi, chocolate liqueur, coffee and whipped cream priced at $16, and the Vieux Carré, a New Orleans style Manhattan with rye, cognac, vermouth and bitters served on the rocks priced at $20. Guests may also order a la carte from the house menu, and a minimum purchase of one drink or one food item applies. Despite the series name, everyone is welcome.

An engaging multi‑format presentation guides audiences on a suspenseful tour through all 21 counties of New Jersey, exploring cryptids, hauntings, and homegrown folklore. Highlights range from Sussex County’s Big Red Eye to the mysterious lights of Cape May. Every tale is rooted in local tradition and delivered with vivid visuals, historical background, fun tidbits, and interactive storytelling.

Celebrate Halloween with a nostalgic twist at a cookie decorating workshop. Decorate a set of sugar cookies with classic designs inspired by vintage Halloween, and learn decorating techniques that help each spooky creation come to life with old-school charm.

Feud Night brings a survey showdown to Hop & Vine Taproom in Stamford, blending pub trivia energy with a classic TV game format. Teams try to match the most popular responses from a poll of 100 people to playful prompts like which job a certain green superhero should avoid, a common bad habit for housecats, or a morning sound outside a window that might wake you. The format features team-friendly twists and optional wagering, so a lead can grow or an underdog can rally. There is no participation fee, teams can have up to six players, and top finishers receive gift cards. Food is available.

Blond in Car takes the stage for a live performance at a New York City club, marking the act’s first headlining show in the city, with additional guest acts on the bill.

A candlelit concert fills Church of the Heavenly Rest with Halloween inspired music, creating a live, multi-sensory atmosphere in one of New York City’s striking sacred spaces. The Highline String Quartet performs a spine tinged program that includes Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the Allegro molto from Dmitri Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 in C minor Op. 110, the theme from The Exorcist by Mike Oldfield, the Stranger Things theme by S U R V I V E, the Beetlejuice theme and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman, the Addams Family theme by Vic Mizzy, the Halloween theme by John Carpenter, the Psycho prelude by Bernard Herrmann, the Ghostbusters theme by Ray Parker Jr., Danse macabre by Camille Saint Saëns, Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky, Der Erlkönig by Franz Schubert, and In the Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg. Dates and times are available in the ticket selector. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival, and souvenir seat cushions are offered for pre sale and may also be available at the event to keep. This is a tribute concert experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Lawrence brings Staycation: Coast-to-Coast to Brooklyn for a three-night headlining run at Brooklyn Paramount. Each show features its own theme and surprise guests that will be announced, and the headlining sets are planned to be mostly different each night so the weekend spans much of the band’s catalog. Single-show tickets are available, and a weekend pass offers savings. One dollar from every ticket benefits Save The Music, supporting instruments and music education in public schools. Set times and opening acts are subject to change without notice. For accessibility accommodations, email Info@BrooklynParamount.com. Balcony tickets include an exclusive entrance, balcony access, and dedicated amenities such as a private bar, private bathrooms, and a private coat check.

Church of the Heavenly Rest hosts a candlelit concert of Halloween classics in New York. This haunted evening of music is presented by candlelight.

Hosted at The Royal Manor, this heartfelt gala presented by the New Jersey Chapter of the Star Legacy Foundation brings the community together to honor babies lost too soon and support families affected by pregnancy and infant loss. The evening features live jazz from a trio, a cocktail hour, an open bar with premium offerings, a dinner program, and a silent auction. Reflections of remembrance and hope will be shared, creating space for connection and support. Early bird pricing is available for a limited time, with tickets and sponsorship opportunities offered. Each purchase helps sustain programs that serve bereaved families, educate healthcare providers, and advance stillbirth prevention.

At Brooklyn Bowl, Nekrogoblikon shares the bill with Aborted, Signs of the Swarm, and Party Cannon. The concert brings all four bands together on the same stage.

Guitarist Jesse Lewis joins Paul Connors on Hammond organ and Jon Doty on drums for a trio performance rooted in R&B, blues, and jazz. The music is presented in two sets. A $10 cash donation supports the musicians.

Settle in for a relaxed, informal book chat focused on Threshing Day by Rebecca Yarros. A host will kick things off, then the conversation is shaped by everyone in the room. Expect lively discussion about dragons, theories, and bold opinions. You are welcome even if you have not finished the book, but be ready for spoilers. The group will also vote on next month’s pick before wrapping up. Tickets are required to attend, and marking Going does not hold a seat, so purchase a ticket to confirm your spot. Come with a friend or meet fellow readers. Adults only. $15 per person.

Meet other NYC singles in their 30s and 40s at Nisi in Astoria for an evening of fast, friendly introductions in a relaxed setting. Upon arrival, participants receive a name tag and materials to keep track of their conversations and potential matches. The format is simple. Sit across from a new person for about 3 to 5 minutes, chat until a bell signals the rotation, then note your interest on the scorecard. If two people select each other, contact details are shared so the conversation can continue afterward. It is an easy way to connect face to face and explore genuine, offline chemistry.

Ruben Studdard, a GRAMMY nominee and winner of American Idol Season 2, takes the stage at Emelin Theatre for a one-night concert that highlights his smooth soul and R&B sound alongside classic songs. Known as the Velvet Teddy Bear, a nickname from Gladys Knight, his rich, powerful voice anchors a set that features hits like Flying Without Wings and Sorry 2004 while honoring the music that inspired his journey. The program offers an evening of music and memories from an artist who has captivated audiences for more than two decades.

A Halloween-themed screening at Alamo Drafthouse Yonkers presents The Wicked (2004) as a New York world premiere for one night only. Long regarded as a lost shot-on-video horror feature that never saw an official release, the film returns in a newly restored and re-edited Director’s Version assembled from the original master tapes. This marks the first public presentation of the movie as it was originally intended. The story unfolds in a United States where Satanism has been outlawed, following Grace, the queen of a hidden satanic order, as she confronts betrayal within her ranks while descendants of the Knights Templar wage a ruthless crusade to annihilate her coven. Special effects are by Vincent Guastini, whose credits include Dogma and Requiem for a Dream. The event features an introduction by the director and a limited selection of merchandise, including HARDCORE POISONED EYES, subject to availability. Not rated. Contains strong violence, disturbing imagery, nudity, strong language, and mature themes involving occult practices. Viewer discretion is advised and the program is intended for mature audiences. Tickets are offered exclusively through Eventbrite and are not sold directly by Alamo Drafthouse.

Enjoy a favorite three-piece band delivering a high-energy performance in an intimate roadhouse setting. The vibe is lively and laid-back, with the music front and center from start to finish.

Word Up Community Bookshop / Librería Comunitaris marks the last weekend of each month with a straightforward deal. All used books are discounted by 30 percent, offering a great opportunity to save while browsing the secondhand selection.

On Halloween Eve, the Sanderson Sisters touch down at Workshop for a spirited, interactive musical experience. Children can sing along, then enjoy pizza with a beverage. The activities continue with a mix-your-own witch's slime session led by Sugar & Sisterhood, plus dancing, surprises, and a take-home treat. Two showtimes are available. This event is designed for ages 2 and older, and the cost is $45 per child. This is a ticketed event, and marking Going does not secure a spot. Please use the ticket link on the listing to complete a reservation.

Set beneath a warm candlelit glow, this Halloween inspired concert brings an intimate program to Church of the Heavenly Rest in New York City, performed by the Highline String Quartet. The tentative setlist may include Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the Allegro Molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 in C Minor, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist by Mike Oldfield, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice by Danny Elfman, The Addams Family by Vic Mizzy, Halloween by John Carpenter, Psycho by Bernard Herrmann, and Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr., along with Danse Macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns, Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky, Schubert’s Erlkönig, a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman, and Grieg’s In the Hall of the Mountain King. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis, and souvenir seat cushions are available for pre-sale and for purchase at the event, subject to availability, and are yours to keep.

Experience a candlelit concert in Long Island featuring music tied to the Halloween season at The Space at Westbury. This intimate, multi-sensory performance unfolds by the warm glow of candles and celebrates spooky favorites and classical thrillers. Highlights include Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist by Mike Oldfield, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman, The Addams Family by Vic Mizzy, Halloween by John Carpenter, the Prelude from Psycho by Bernard Herrmann, Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr., Danse macabre by Camille Saint‑Saëns, Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky, and Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show by Richard O’Brien and Richard Hartley. The program lasts 60 minutes. Doors open one hour before the music begins and there is no late entry. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis. This tribute presentation is independent of the original artists, their estates, and official representatives.

Set in a candlelit sanctuary at St. John Paul II Maronite Catholic Church at Immaculate Conception, this Classical Halloween Experience features a string trio performing cinematic and seasonal favorites in an intimate atmosphere. Lumos crafts concerts that celebrate renowned artists, and a donation supports a different charity each month. The program includes music such as Jaws and Jurassic Park by John Williams, Sherlock Holmes and Pirates of the Caribbean by Hans Zimmer, Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr., the James Bond theme by Monty Norman, E.T. by John Williams, Eptesicus by Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard, The Imperial March by John Williams, Thriller by Michael Jackson, and This Is Halloween by Danny Elfman. Two separate sittings are planned. Seating is first come first served within your selected tiered zone in Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze. The event welcomes ages eight and up. Companions and caretakers can arrange to sit together by purchasing the appropriate tickets, with front row placement not guaranteed and layouts varying by venue. Parking is on the street, with complimentary options available at a high school across the street, so early arrival is recommended. For questions, email customerservice@lumos-experiences.com. Private hire of musicians or candles for weddings, engagements, anniversaries, birthdays, and other special occasions is available at privatehire@lumos-experiences.com.

My Chemical Romance and The Used come together for a live concert at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, with both bands sharing the stage in one show.

WITCHSLAP unites Xanadu, Choke Hole, and Function for a Halloween event that blends skating, drag wrestling, a high-energy dance party, and a live concert. The night begins with a skate session soundtracked by DJs, plus special activations and spooky surprises. After the wheels slow, the spotlight turns to the ring for costumed drag wrestling and a dance floor takeover featuring Dangerous Rose and Makadsi, and Big Freedia closes it out live on stage. The theme leans into end-of-the-world humor and Halloween mischief, with a wrestling ring set inside a roller rink and over-the-top theatrics made for witches, costumes, and spectacle. Good to know: tickets do not include skate rental. Skates and safety gear are available to rent in the order guests arrive, and all sales are final. A signed waiver is required, and a valid government ID must be presented for entry; photos of IDs are not accepted. Gum and outside food or drink are not permitted, and all bags are subject to search at the entrance. The venue is wheelchair accessible with entry ramps and ADA bathrooms, and additional assistance can be arranged in advance. Skating is fun but carries risk. Be mindful of your limits and those around you, and ask the Skate Guards for help if you spot hazards or unsafe behavior. If the rink feels overwhelming at any point, step out for a quick break and return when ready. Keep each other safe and happy so everyone can keep rolling.

Bees Deluxe brings its British and American take on modern blues to Jazz on main in Mount Kisco. The Boston-based group has earned recognition as a semifinalist at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in 2026 and as the winner of the New Hampshire State Blues Challenge in 2025. The performance blends adventurous originals with fresh interpretations of music associated with Billie Holiday, B.B. King, Etta James, Otis Rush, Burt Bacharach, Joe Zawinul, and more. The sound stays rooted in tradition while embracing surprise, with a Blues Blast Magazine write-up imagining a mashup of Freddie King, Pat Metheny, and Stevie Ray Vaughan to convey their edge. Led by British guitarist Conrad Warre, whose background includes work with Joe Jackson and The English Beat along with appearances at notable London venues, the band also features Carol Band, a classically trained pianist turned dynamic harmonica player and songwriter. They have toured from Maine to Miami and shared bills with Ronnie Earl, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Walter Trout, Matt Schofield, Mike Zito, and Roomful of Blues. Their album Hallucinate drew praise in the United States and Europe, with reviewers noting the group’s precision and even comparing its impact to early Steely Dan.

Barrier Brewing in Oceanside, NY hosts a special open mic led by the band Funeral Clowns, welcoming music, spoken word and dance. The theme celebrates camp, so playful, over-the-top looks are encouraged, with inspiration drawn from Rocky Horror, a glamorous pro wrestler, Dolly Parton, Josephine Baker, David Bowie, Death Becomes Her, Clue, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Lady Gaga. Spooky themed vendors will be on site, including bakers, painters and craftspeople. Guests can bring glow-in-the-dark items that are safe to toss, sample the brewery’s offerings and explore offbeat art. There is one request from the venue, no clowns.

New Jersey Performing Arts Center hosts an evening of stand-up with Jon Bramnick and Vinnie Brand. Bramnick, often billed as New Jersey’s funniest lawyer, draws on his life in law and politics to deliver sharp, tightly crafted jokes with spot-on timing. He shares the stage with Vinnie Brand, the owner of the Stress Factory Comedy Club, whose bold, unfiltered style and lightning-fast wit have made him a fixture on the national comedy scene. Expect smart, relatable material, big personalities, plenty of Jersey attitude, and a steady stream of laughs from start to finish.

At Tarrytown Music Hall, The Mavericks & Friends brings an all-star celebration of the band’s songbook, featuring a decade-spanning lineup alongside guest vocalists Emily West and James Otto. For more than three decades, The Mavericks shaped a Grammy-honored blend of American roots, fusing country and rock and roll with Cuban rhythms, Tex-Mex color, and Latin flair under the leadership of Raul Malo with longtime collaborators Paul Deakin, Robert Reynolds, Eddie Perez, and Jerry Dale McFadden. After Malo stepped away from the road during his battle with cancer, the group paid tribute to his legacy and now carries that spirit forward on stage. These concerts revisit favorites including “Come Unto Me,” “Back In Your Arms Again,” and “As Long As There’s Loving Tonight,” delivering the high-energy experience and enduring songs that fans have embraced for years.

Montana Brothers of Freeport hosts a Halloween party headlined by Live Vinyl with the Ladies Who Rocked the 80’s Tribute Show. The night spotlights iconic hits from Pat Benatar, Heart, Fleetwood Mac, Joan Jett, Patty Smyth, Blondie, The Pretenders, and more. Costumes are welcome for this single-night celebration, and table reservations are available.

Halloween lights up the Williams Center as DJ 4B unleashes his signature Jersey sound for a high-energy night of EDM, bass, and hard-hitting dance tracks. A lineup of friends and special guests joins the party, all set within an immersive 360-degree stage and custom lighting crafted just for this event. Presented by Rewynd Events.

This Halloween costume party at Nostalgia in Bethpage features live tribute performances by Super Duper Cooper and Bloody Sabbath, two Long Island acts. Costumes are encouraged, and admission is $10.

You've Got 90's showcases hits from the 1990s across genres, including rock, pop, hip hop, dance, and alternative. The performance takes place at Boots and Bones- Jersey City.

Halloween fun arrives at Poppy Vet Animal Wellness Center in Teaneck with a family friendly celebration centered on pets in costume. Highlights include a complimentary Halloween photo session for furry companions, complimentary treats for pups, fun photo opportunities, and special deals. Capture festive memories and enjoy a lighthearted outing with the whole family.

Explore Lyndhurst’s Gothic Revival mansion at your own pace with timed entry that lets visitors enjoy seasonal decorations and Halloween touches throughout the first and second floors. This self-guided experience coincides with Dark Shadows Halloween programming, a nod to the TV show and films that shot scenes at Lyndhurst in the 1960s and 70s. Guests may notice Dark Shadows memorabilia around the property, and devoted fans are known to share insights. Beyond the mansion, the grounds offer extra treats, including a Captain Lawrence food truck, Jimmy’s Ice Cream at the Bowling Alley, live music from the Altogether Band, and Geordanes serving sandwiches and snacks in the Welcome Center. Tickets include access to both the mansion and the surrounding grounds, with entry managed by timed admission.

Miss Jen returns to lead Saturday Storytime at the library, offering stories and songs to help families start the weekend on a cheerful note. Registration is counted per child, with one child per reserved spot.

The fall home show returns to Westchester County, bringing two days of ideas and solutions to the Westchester County Center in White Plains. More than 120 exhibitors will present options for renovations and remodels, energy-efficient upgrades, outdoor living, home security, and the latest in smart home technology. Visitors can speak directly with builders, designers, and contractors to discuss projects, compare products, and gather guidance on interior design and sustainable living. Live demonstrations and interactive displays will showcase new tools, materials, and innovations, with insights into trends in smart home technology, solar energy, and security. Admission is available on site, with pricing set at $10 for adults, $8 for seniors 65 and older, and free entry for children under 12.

Bring a favorite costume to the Y for safe, kid-friendly trick or treating. Staff will be distributing treats with plenty of good cheer while supplies last. It is a fun stop to include on a Halloween route and celebrates the creativity of the Y community.

An annual Halloween celebration presented by HDSID brings family-friendly fun to Grove Path Plaza at the Newark Avenue Pedestrian Mall in downtown Jersey City. The event features children’s rides, photo booths, live music, and treats for all ages. Vendor opportunities are available for businesses that cater to families and children.

A family-friendly Halloween celebration fills downtown Oyster Bay, presented by the Oyster Bay Main Street Association. Stroll through town to visit local businesses, pick up treats, and enjoy Halloween-themed crafts and activities designed for kids. The Ladew Cat Sanctuary adds to the fun with giveaways, spooky photo opportunities, and tours of the shelter. Costumes are encouraged, and a festive Halloween spirit is part of the experience.

Children can take part in a Halloween-themed scavenger hunt along selected walkways and trails at Lenoir Preserve in Hastings-on-Hudson, searching for both natural and non-natural clues. Candy and other goodies will be available.

Hosted by New Balance, this community pasta party brings runners, supporters, friends and even rivals together the day before the NYC Marathon at TVB by Pax Romana. Enjoy an all you can eat pasta buffet prepared by the TVB team, with a cash bar available for drinks at your own expense. Admission is $15 per person, cash only at the door, and every dollar will be donated to Lifting Up Westchester, which supports local homeless shelters in White Plains. The gathering also reflects a special connection to the Open Arms men's shelter through its former director, Charlie Bevier, a member of the Westchester Road Runner family who worked at the store during his professional running career and later dedicated himself to helping neighbors in need, strengthening the shelter and championing dignity and respect.

Lawrence brings Staycation: Coast-to-Coast to Brooklyn Paramount for a three-night headlining run. Each evening comes with its own theme and surprise guests to be revealed, and the band plans mostly non-repeating sets so the weekend covers much of their discography. Ticket options include single-night entry or a money-saving full weekend pass. For every ticket sold, one dollar supports Save The Music to help provide instruments and music education in public schools. Set times and opening acts may change without notice. Accessible seating is available upon request. Balcony tickets include an exclusive entrance, balcony access, a private bar, private bathrooms, and a private coat check.

This black tie fundraising gala invites guests to embrace a Halloween inspired dress code that blends polish with a hint of mystery, creating a refined atmosphere with seasonal flair. Live music from Statement Band sets the mood for an evening of dancing and celebration, then the after party keeps the energy high with DJ Ricky Genius. The program highlights the impact of the work being supported and how ongoing contributions change lives. Expect elegant dining, meaningful connections, and a night driven by generosity and purpose. The celebration will be held at VIP Country Club. Ticket options include an Early Bird rate of $200 available through Eventbrite, a Regular rate of $250, and a Child rate of $125 for those under 12. All proceeds are a donation and are non refundable.

Dress up for a rock and roll themed costume party offering prizes and drink specials. This event features TPM.

Debonair Music Hall presents a Halloween concert packed with classic rock, progressive, metal, alternative, and grunge spanning the 1970s through the 1990s. The Grunge Junkies deliver an alt and grunge set, while Second Contact brings classic rock, prog, and metal. Advance tickets are $18.54 including fees, or $20 on the day of the show, with an early bird option at $13.02 including fees. Costumes are encouraged. The bar and kitchen will be open, and seating is first come, first served.

The Kati Sol Quartet presents a Halloween-themed jazz evening that is romantic and atmospheric, moving from Paris and Barcelona to New York and Moscow. The lineup includes Bob Einfrank on guitar, Sarah Jane Cion on piano, and Michael Goetz on bass. The concert takes place at Jazz on Main in Mount Kisco. Costumes are welcome.

Celebrate Halloween at Dominick's Italian Restaurant & Bar/ Al Di La Caterers with a costume dance party headlined by The DIVAS Band. Sheba Jordan leads the vocals while the band delivers a throwback mix of rock and dance favorites from the 1970s and 1980s.

Astoria Music Collective hosts a spooky-themed night of live music at DK PubLIC, featuring The Repressions. The performance embraces eerie fun for an atmospheric evening.

Celebrate Halloween with a live performance from American 27's. Costumes are encouraged for a festive night.

One-way bus service to the NYC Marathon is available for $59.30, which reflects a $55 fare plus a $4.30 RunSignUp processing fee. Riders may choose from three pickup locations without selecting in advance: Westchester Road Runner in White Plains, the Doubletree Hotel in Tarrytown, or a Burger King in Yonkers. Only the Westchester Road Runner location allows leaving a car for the day, and doing so requires paid parking in the Lyon Place garage behind the store. Parking is not permitted at the Doubletree Hotel or the Burger King, so drop off is required at those sites. Seats are limited and reservations are handled through RunSignUp. Please arrive promptly so departures are not delayed. Drop off will be as close to the start as permitted by NYRR and the NYPD, with arrival planned to support all start waves so participants can get settled before racing.

An annual Día de Muertos parade and celebration features a giant skeleton puppet procession that concludes at the Riverview Park gazebo. A community Ofrenda will be set up in the gazebo to honor lost loved ones. More details will be announced.

Discover the sentimental artistry that flourished in the Victorian era, when personal mementos became fashionable adornments. After Queen Victoria entered mourning following the loss of her husband and mother in 1861, hairwork in jewelry and shadowboxes surged in popularity and shifted from simple relic to style statement. The workshop focuses on making wire-based pieces for shadowbox projects. With copper wire and horsehair, participants practice twisting and braiding to form flowers, leaves, berries, and other shapes. Everyone will complete an item that can be mounted in a frame or worn as a brooch or hair clip. Registration is $25 per person, and capacity is extremely limited.

Pitch in on the Lower Brett Trail to help keep the Greenway clean and healthy while meeting new people. Volunteers will focus on picking up litter, freeing trees from invasive plants, and planting native species where conditions allow. A selection of tools will be on hand, and participants are welcome to bring personal gloves, loppers, and clippers if available. The Friends of the Greenway can provide certification for volunteer service upon request. Please check the organizers’ website ahead of time for any schedule changes or cancellations. Street parking is available. Direct any questions to the event organizers.

Lightwire Theater reimagines Aesop’s fable with a glow-in-the-dark staging that continues the story ten years after the famous race. Tortoise and Hare are now parents in a world of smartphones, video games, and constant distractions. When Tortoise Junior and Lil’ Hare vanish during a new kind of competition, the longtime rivals set aside their differences and team up to bring their children home. The show blends radiant puppetry, creative storytelling, and a lively score that mixes classical and contemporary music, creating a welcoming, family-friendly experience for audiences of all ages at Emelin Theatre.

Spend time celebrating your engagement while mapping out wedding plans at a lively bridal expo filled with experiences and giveaways. Connect with wedding professionals for practical guidance, enter drawings for door prizes, and take a shot at a grand prize Sandals vacation. Attendees can receive complimentary wedding bands, enjoy live music, and capture memories at selfie stations and photo booths. There is also an opportunity for a $200 gift card. Free tickets are available on the organizer’s website.

Professor Curt Collier leads a welcoming monthly discussion series that explores the ideas shaping our economic systems. Each session examines influential concepts from the history and practice of economics, considering which theories drive the economy and where their strengths and limitations appear. Conversation is at the center, with an optional bowl of soup available for $6.

Give your child a screen-free creative break with a 120 minute coloring session. All materials are provided, with paper and markers ready to use, and every participant can take their finished artwork home. This event happens on the first Sunday of the month. Space is limited to 30 participants, and spots tend to go quickly.

Raghav Chatterjee will appear with his two daughters for their first performance in the United States at Lipilekha’s Bijoya Sammelan. The program will be held at Blind Brook High School in Rye Brook, bringing the trio together on the same stage. Additional details will be shared as they are announced.