Events in White Plains, NY

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.

Take a comfortable indoor stroll at The Westchester in White Plains with a walking club that welcomes all paces and offers a weatherproof way to stay active. Enjoy carpeted and tile routes, and connect with others who have built a supportive sense of community, with plenty of chances to share a story or two. To participate, sign up at the Parks table in the level 4 food court while the program is in session. Admission and parking are free for registered members. To receive free parking, participants must check in at the Parks table or complete sign-up each time they attend. For more information, call (914) 231-4539.

At Grand Central Terminal, the Biltmore Bazaar gathers New York makers and vintage stylists inside this historic landmark. Move from the bustling concourses to the Biltmore Room as you browse handmade art, clothing, pottery, and metalwork jewelry with accessories. Flip through thousands of vinyl records and look for designer vintage bags, standout apparel, bags in mint condition, unique home decor, and rare signed jewelry. Live music will set the tone. Pick up a coffee or a cocktail nearby while exploring leading NYC talent in the heart of the city. For convenient transit, take the 4, 5, 6, 7, or the Shuttle to Grand Central 42nd Street, then follow signs for Metro-North Track 42. The market is beside Taste NY and Damselfly Flower Shop.

A casual breakfast meetup at Le Pain Quotidien in Westport brings together holistic health practitioners and wellness-focused entrepreneurs for conversation, connections, and collaboration. This monthly morning is geared toward those offering services, products, classes, or workshops in the healthy living space and provides a relaxed setting for introductions, sharing what you do, and exploring marketing and cross-promotion ideas. The gathering is part of Tribe TLC’s series that takes place on the third Tuesday of each month. Founded by Beth Leas in Norwalk in 1997, the TLC community has grown to more than 200 members across fields such as integrative and conventional medicine, bodywork and energy practices, nutrition, mental health, yoga and movement, coaching, business and financial services, and creative and retail professions. First-time visitors are welcomed as Beth’s guests, and the atmosphere emphasizes support, connection, and plenty of laughter.

Lockwood Astoria hosts an evening of sparkle and creativity. Choose any item from the shop and have it decorated with dazzling details at no additional cost. A permanent jewelry station will custom fit a bracelet designed to last, with more than 15 chain and charm styles available. Complimentary bubbles will be poured while you personalize your pieces.

An informative talk at Ridgefield Library features leading experts from across the state who will discuss the benefits and challenges of dam removal in Connecticut and share updates on progress being made on the river.

UNO in Clifton hosts karaoke at the bar. Guests can grab a drink for a bit of courage, step up to the mic, and belt out songs.

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.

Marking two decades, Daughtry presents a special acoustic show in an intimate setting. Tickets include a general sale along with presales for fan club members, Citi cardholders, and Live Nation. VIP packages are available with their own presale and onsale, and a $20 ticket discount is listed.

This program at Young Israel of New Hyde Park in New York offers practical guidance for navigating healthcare in the later years. Ronald Fatoullah, Esq., of Meltzer, Lippe, Goldstein & Breitstone, LLP explains key points of Medicaid home care and planning for long-term care. Jacquelen “Jackee” Namwila, BCPA, EOLD shares how to age with dignity and independence by securing the right support while maintaining control over personal decisions. Dr. David Sosnowik, MD outlines a smaller, more personalized, patient-focused approach to primary care. Light kosher refreshments will be available, and a complimentary raffle will offer door prizes.

An interactive weekly jazz jam presented by Jazz WaHi. This recurring session brings people together around jazz.

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.

Macbeth is presented as an opera that delves into ruthless desire, the perils of power, and the sting of betrayal, all shaped by evocative music. Shakespeare’s tragedy is reimagined for the operatic stage, offering a vivid retelling that blends dramatic intensity with lyrical beauty.

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

Daughtry brings a high-energy modern rock show to Paramount Theatre in Huntington, delivering soaring vocals, big sing-along choruses, and a driving, arena-scale sound. The set highlights favorites from the band’s catalog for an emotionally charged night that celebrates their biggest songs.

Worldpeace DMT brings people together for a transformative experience centered on unity and healing through art and music. Attendees can immerse themselves in a lively, creative atmosphere that fosters connection and inspiration. The event includes live performances, participatory workshops, and thoughtful conversations that encourage cross-cultural understanding and celebrate diversity. The focus throughout is on cultivating love, harmony, and a shared sense of peace.

Rutherford Farmers’ Market takes place at Lincoln Park in Rutherford on Wednesdays, with Saturday editions as well. Vendors may vary by date, and a complete schedule of participants is available online.

Mr. Tommy leads a lively storytime designed for little ones from birth through age three. Children can enjoy a mix of read-alouds and sing-alongs that keep them engaged throughout the session. Registration is required, and each child must have an individual spot. Please note that there will be no storytime on 7/22, 7/29, and 9/2.

New Comic Book Day features a fresh shipment of the latest releases each week, with brand-new issues stocked and ready to purchase as soon as they arrive. It offers a straightforward way to stay current with new stories and pick up the week’s arrivals.

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.

At The Exchange in Jersey City, enjoy 15 percent off bottles of wine and $15 local cheese plates while taking in Manhattan skyline views. Suitable for date nights or a casual get-together with friends.

UNO Clifton pairs its Wing Wednesday special with a lively spin on bingo set to music. Dine in for 50¢ bone-in wings, and take part in Musical Bingo where clips of well known songs replace traditional numbers. Hear a short sample, mark your card, and call bingo when you complete a winning line. There is no fee to play, prizes are available, and the playlist leans on favorite hits. It offers a midweek mix of flavorful wings, refreshing drinks, and music filled fun.

An in-store conversation with a country singer and award-winning songwriter about his new album, The Deep End. The discussion highlights his return to performing after a long stretch working behind the scenes.

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.

Enjoy a free social game night at Manny’s Sweet Treats in Mineola, a dessert shop known for imaginative treats and community gatherings. Participants can dive into a mix of board games, tabletop experiences, and trading card play, ranging from timeless favorites to strategy focused titles, all in a relaxed and friendly setting that welcomes every experience level. Bring a personal favorite to share or choose from the growing collection available on site. Between games, savor waffles, crepes, ice cream, shakes, and other specialty desserts while meeting others and sharing a lighthearted night of play. The shop has emerged as a welcoming meeting place for Long Island tabletop fans.

A welcoming crochet meet up where participants focus on their own projects in a relaxed setting. Materials are available from the library, and no formal instruction is provided, so it is best for those who already know the basics rather than complete beginners. Enjoy a casual atmosphere while stitching alongside other crocheters. Registration is suggested.

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.

This Salon Series event opens the studio door to the creative process. Attendees observe a live rehearsal of a work in progress as dancers shape and refine the choreography, and they hear directly from the artists about the piece and their approach.

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.

An evening at Golden Drum brings together Alash Ensemble, Kevin Nathaniel, and Dream Seed for a live exploration of rhythm, resonance, voice, and cross-cultural sound. Alash Ensemble is a trio from Tuva in Central Asia, known for Tuvan throat singing in which a single singer can shape multiple tones at once. Their music balances deep roots in nomadic traditions and indigenous instruments such as the igil, doshpuluur, xomus, and kengirge with contemporary influences that include complex harmonies, Western instruments, jazz, bluegrass, Eastern European folk, and modern song forms. Their work spans international touring, collaborations with the Sun Ra Arkestra and Béla Fleck & the Flecktones including an appearance on the Grammy-winning album Jingle All the Way, and a commitment to teaching and cultural exchange through workshops and residencies. Kevin Nathaniel and Dream Seed share a collaborative performance grounded in pulse, improvisation, and the transformative qualities of sound. Nathaniel is a percussionist and mbira player whose practice draws from African and diasporic traditions. Dream Seed creates immersive soundscapes with voices and instruments from many lineages, and together they interweave percussion, melody, and meditative textures into a spontaneous experience that encourages deep listening and connection. Presented in the intimate environment of Golden Drum, the program flows from overtone-rich, ancestral vocal art to expansive rhythmic and ambient explorations, highlighting skilled musicianship, living traditions from around the world, and the capacity of sound to foster community and well-being.

Shawn Barker channels the spirit of the Man in Black with a baritone voice, look, and mannerisms that closely mirror Johnny Cash. This energetic tribute keeps him in character from start to finish while tracing the many eras of Cash’s life and music. The performance features well-known favorites such as Folsom Prison Blues, I Walk the Line, A Boy Named Sue, Hurt, and Ring of Fire, all backed by a full band. Part of the Mountain Dew Country & Bluegrass Series.

Based on the hit film, Magic Mike The Musical lights up the stage with high-energy numbers and standout choreography. This live production showcases impressive dancing and charismatic performances for a lively, talent-packed night of entertainment.

Evan Honer appears with Zach Seabaugh at District Music Hall in Norwalk for an all ages concert presented by Premier Concerts and Manic Presents. Known for heartfelt songwriting and a sound that has grown from acoustic Americana into a lively mix of indie and alternative pop, Honer rose on the strength of his take on Tyler Childers’ Jersey Giant, earning hundreds of millions of streams and an RIAA gold certification. He has toured widely, shared bills with artists like Wyatt Flores, and built a home studio where he crafted Everything I Wanted with producers Garrett Hall and Shane Travis, adding strings by Kate Stephenson along with horn and pedal steel textures. His songs explore romance, resilience, roots and a close connection with listeners, shaping a warm, story-driven performance.

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.

Bachata Heaven Social brings an evening where bachata meets salsa to Lancer’s Night Club in Newark. The night features a Salsa On 1 class and a Sensual Bachata lesson led by a Daniel & Desiree Sensual Bachata certified instructor, followed by social dancing. DJ Carliita and JdaBachata keep the floor moving with fresh salsa and bachata tracks. Admission is free, parking is available in the lot and on the street, and $12 mixed drink specials are offered.

Gather a team and settle in with a drink for a relaxed night of brain teasers. Expect questions that jump from quirky facts to the latest in pop culture, giving everyone a chance to shine. No expert knowledge needed. Bring upbeat energy and a competitive streak, and see how your crew stacks up.

Worldpeace DMT centers on unity and healing expressed through art and music. It offers a creative setting that encourages connection and inspiration while honoring diversity and building understanding across cultures. The experience includes live acts, hands-on workshops, and thoughtful discussions that invite meaningful dialogue.

A farmers market is held within the Newark Strong Lobby at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Children’s Hospital of New Jersey.

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.

A free peer-to-peer breastfeeding support meeting offers encouragement and resources with guidance from a certified lactation consultant. The setting is informal and welcoming, and participants may bring their babies from newborn to 1 year. All new moms are welcome, no matter which hospital they delivered at. Registration is required. To secure a spot for you and your baby, call Gabriella Gennaro at (516) 705-2434. Please meet at Mercy Family Care Center, adjacent to the Emergency Department. Se habla Español.

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.

Experience the Mansion after hours through an immersive theatrical tour that delves into Victorian culture, Spiritualism, and Gothic literature, then turns to the renowned ghost tales connected to the site. The event presents an engaging look at these themes and the lore that surrounds the Mansion.

Weekly karaoke takes over Umberto’s Restaurant & Pizzeria of Glen Cove, offering a casual setting to sing or simply enjoy the performances. The night blends music with a laid-back vibe and food from the restaurant. Friends pick favorite songs and cheer each other on, creating a welcoming scene for both seasoned performers and first-time singers.

An open-format game night brings together the Long Island gaming community inside Mid Island Collectibles at the Broadway Mall, hosted by Prime 151 Collectibles and The Feinic’s Gate. Expect casual matches, open tables, and learn-to-play opportunities spanning trading card games like Pokémon, Magic, and Yu-Gi-Oh, along with tabletop favorites such as Warhammer and D&D, with room for additional titles. New players and veterans are equally welcome in a friendly, no-gatekeeping environment focused on play and connection. Attendees can bring decks, armies, and friends, and contributions like extra mats, terrain, or supplies are appreciated as the space continues to grow.

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.

Quinn Lemley takes the stage in Rita Hayworth: The Heat Is On!, embodying Hollywood’s famed Love Goddess in a theatrical concert that blends glamour, humor, and heartfelt storytelling. More than a standard salute, the performance looks past the spotlight to chart Rita’s ascent with Gilda, the headline-making romances with Orson Welles, Prince Aly Khan, and Howard Hughes, and the personal cost of life in the limelight. Cinematic storytelling and classics from the Great American Songbook come together to evoke the allure, tenderness, and grit that defined a golden era. Presented at The Triad, the show runs about 90 minutes. Genres include tribute, live music, and storytelling. Please note that the venue requires a two-beverage minimum per person.

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.

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.

In its thirteenth year, Diwali on the Hudson stands among New York City’s most anticipated Diwali celebrations. What started as a small neighborhood gathering has evolved into a flagship annual night that regularly sells out, bringing together friends, professionals, creatives, and changemakers to honor the Festival of Lights while supporting the Desai Foundation. Set at HK Hall in Hell’s Kitchen, the evening combines culture and purpose with live entertainment, Indian cuisine, dancing, and time to connect with a lively community. Over the years it has attracted celebrities, influencers, and community leaders, with features from outlets such as Good Morning America. The experience goes beyond a party, inviting attendees to celebrate with intention and learn how the Desai Foundation uplifts women and children in rural India through health, livelihood, and menstrual equity programs. This edition offers a VIP area with a standout gift bag to be announced and options for private tables. Entertainment and food details will be revealed, and the open bar will include Rampur Whiskey with more to come. Additional elements like food installations and a photobooth are also on the way.

This weekly trivia gathering takes place at Spacecat Brewery in Norwalk. People often meet up beforehand to chat, then settle in for an evening of trivia in a relaxed brewery setting.

A survey-style trivia night inspired by Family Feud takes place at UNO Clifton. Teams try to predict the most popular responses given by real people across a variety of questions. Look forward to a lighthearted competition with plenty of laughs, food, and prizes.

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.

Built to Spill brings its fall tour to Music Hall of Williamsburg in New York, joined by Quasi and Mel Redford. This event is for ages 18 and over. Preferred Mezzanine provides access to the left-side mezzanine on the second floor, with limited lounge seating available on a first come, first served basis.

Bachathursdays is a bachata-only social featuring music by JDABACHATA and DJ Carliita. The evening starts with a Level 1 class followed by Level 2, then transitions into a social where you can practice the moves you picked up during the week. Entry to the social is free. Walk-in admission for each class is $15, and you can register for one or both since the lessons are connected. All experience levels are welcome, and free parking is available at Lancers Night Club.

Produced and curated by David Judah and Sam Bloomstone, this new weekly comedy show in NYC brings together standout local talent with rising comics, special guests, and unannounced headliners. Set in the intimate Room 52, it offers a close-up setting that keeps the laughs coming. Look for a packed bill each week and the possibility of big-name drop-ins. The venue is conveniently located by the 6 train, making it easy to get to for a night of comedy.

A full venue event brings BUSH DÜF to SILO for a vibrant journey into space-tinged, cathartic techno, stepping into the main room for the first time. Sweeping sounds drift from skyward atmospheres to earthbound textures, guided by a lineup making debut appearances at the venue. Ben Zo goes back to back with STEEN, with additional sets from Dio Garcia, EMMALINE, and SUPERWAV. Admission is free with RSVP, or $10 at the door.

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.

Lux Bond & Green in Westport hosts a trunk show celebrating two milestones, 30 years of Lux Bond & Green in Westport and the 30th anniversary of Roberto Coin. Attendees can explore extraordinary Italian craftsmanship through a special selection of Roberto Coin jewelry, including one-of-a-kind pieces.

Connect over coffee in New York City at a friendly weekly meetup where people share the ups and downs of relocating to and living in NY. Started in late 2020 after a year of isolation and lockdown as Coffee & Cake with America Josh, it has grown into a welcoming space that draws dozens each week. The atmosphere is casual, making it easy to stop by for conversation, make new friends, and discover great coffee, with a comfortable mix of returning regulars and first-timers. Registration on the event page includes access to an exclusive WhatsApp chat group.

Browse a produce stand featuring freshly picked vegetables grown with biodynamic practices at Threefold Community Farm. Offerings come straight from the farm and are available until sold out.

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.

Set aside a restorative weekend at The Stony Point Center with access to the Gilmore Mansion. The retreat features twelve bedrooms with private bathrooms, a dedicated meditation center, and a sunlit workshop room with vaulted ceilings. The setting is calm and welcoming for a nearby fall escape, about an hour and fifteen minutes from Buddha Barn Yoga. Expect vibrant foliage, crisp air, cozy corners, wandering deer, painted honey bee hives, and clear starry nights. Registration includes accommodations and meals along with gentle yoga, meditation and breathwork, tai chi in the woods, a labyrinth walk, an on-site nature ceremony, and a bonfire celebration. Evenings include a Gilmore Girls night in, workshops exploring spells and rituals, a healing circle, a few surprises, and a swag bag. Designed for those who have been caring for others and need a break. An early bird offer takes $50 off through 7/23. A $150 non-refundable deposit secures a spot, and rooms are already being reserved. An ebook with complete details is available.

Settle in at The Exchange for cocktails and small bites paired with views of the Manhattan skyline. Sip $12 martinis or Manhattans and share a $15 charcuterie plate in a relaxed Jersey City setting. A simple way to ease into the weekend with good company and a skyline backdrop.

Spend a full weekend immersed in swing dancing in the center of New York City, featuring live bands, social dancing, spirited competitions and a warm community atmosphere. Music highlights include Danny Lipsitz and Brass Tacks, along with a Battle of the Bands led by Eyal Vilner’s group. A bring-your-own-food Brown-Bag-It dinner pays tribute to Harlem’s legendary Savoy Ballroom, where Barbara Billups and Sonny Allen will share first-hand stories about the scene. The conversation will be guided by Felix Lambert, author of the Watch Your Step series and of Sonny’s biography, which will be available for purchase during the event. A screening of the documentary NO DANCING ALLOWED is also planned, selected by producer Jared Harbour. The film follows Sekou Heru from Trenton into New York’s street dance community and traces a century of culture from the Harlem Renaissance to today. It features Mickey Davidson and Barbara Billups, and spotlights LaTasha Barnes illustrating how Lindy Hop’s jazz roots connect directly to House and Hip Hop. Competitors at the American Lindy Hop Championships carry forward the legacy the film explores, with additional screening details to be announced. Workshops cover Swing Walk also known as Peabody, Swing Walk 2.0, a couples session with Barbara Billups, solo jazz and Lindy Hop. Contests include The March Game also called Jack and Jill and Strictly Lindy with complimentary entry for weekend pass holders, plus solo jazz and the American Showcase Harvest Moon Ball Division presented alongside the 5th annual Battle of the Bands.

Girls Who Code is launching a free weekly program at the Sci-Tech & Esports Hub that encourages girls to dive into coding through creativity and collaboration. Participants will explore technology in a welcoming setting, strengthen problem-solving skills, and grow their confidence while discovering what is possible in STEM. Beginners are welcome, and there is no cost to participate. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

Explore classical oil painting under the guidance of professional artist and instructor Kyeong Kun No. This class builds the core skills needed to work with oils while developing a deep understanding of how to capture the character of a self-portrait. Instruction includes color theory, lighting, and underpainting, modeled on the apprenticeship practices of the Old Masters and the methods taught in traditional ateliers. It is designed for those who want to learn oil painting, especially portraiture.

The Sleepy Hollow waterfront features food trucks and live music, creating a lively community atmosphere with plenty of flavors and upbeat sounds.

Celebrate Halloween creativity at Color Me Mine Upper West Side in New York with a festive paint and sip. Enjoy a glass of wine while painting a spooky ceramic keepsake. The $25 studio fee includes painting materials, light bites and beverages, in-house glazing and firing, and your first glass of wine. Pottery pieces and additional glasses of wine are available for purchase on the day. Finished ceramics will be ready in about two weeks. This is not a BYOB event, and a 15 minute grace period is offered for late arrivals. An RSVP is required, and reservations should reflect the total number in your group. Time slots are available to choose from.

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.

Clove Garden’s outdoor dining is ready for a relaxed evening in the open air, with a welcoming ambiance, delicious food, handcrafted cocktails, and warm hospitality. It is suited to family dinners, date nights, birthday celebrations, or a laid-back night with friends. Savor time under the sky while the team takes care of the details. Weekends fill up quickly, so reserving a table in advance is encouraged, and the restaurant also accepts reservations by phone.

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.

Slip on your boots for Line Dancing Night at The Granite, featuring upbeat music, a welcoming crowd, and plenty of time on the floor. Beginners and improvers are encouraged, with lessons offered throughout the evening to keep everyone in step. Tickets are $20. BYOB is welcome. When you purchase tickets, you may submit up to two dance requests in advance. Invite a friend and get ready for a fun night of dancing.

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.

Wind down with a relaxed, two hour Friday evening pottery session at Choplet Ceramic Studio Shop & Gallery. This beginner friendly workshop introduces the fundamentals of throwing on the potter’s wheel, with step by step guidance from experienced instructors. Create a personalized stoneware keepsake while you get your hands muddy.

Spend a creative evening with friends, a date, or co-workers while learning the essentials of working on a pottery wheel. Guided instruction will help you shape clay into your own piece, then select a glaze from the studio’s options for that item. All materials and kiln firing are included, and each participant keeps one finished work. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup in about 3 to 4 weeks. The cost is $75 and the class is for ages 17 and up. No experience is necessary. Registration is per person, and everyone works on an individual wheel. Closed-top drinks are welcome in the studio. Recognized by Westchester Magazine’s Best of Westchester as Best Artsy Night Out.

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.

A piano-centered tribute brings the film scores of Ennio Morricone to life, with a string quartet adding depth to an intimate concert setting. Expect a sweeping program of beloved themes from cult classics that have resonated across generations, including Cinema Paradiso, The Mission, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Once Upon a Time in America, and The Untouchables, along with additional favorites. This program offers a heartfelt journey through the timeless world created by one of modern cinema’s most influential composers.

A virtuoso guitarist from Harlem brings a modern edge to the blues. A commanding player, soulful singer, and creative songwriter, Hicks blends blues with jazz, soul, funk, and gospel to create an electrifying sound that respects its roots while moving boldly ahead. A recipient of the Blues Music Award for Best Emerging Artist, he has performed alongside Buddy Guy, Jeff Beck, Ringo Starr, Mavis Staples, and Tony Bennett, delivering performances that combine technical finesse with unfiltered emotion.

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

Born in Mount Kisco and raised in Chappaqua, NY, Dar Williams makes a return to the Playhouse for an American pop folk performance. Recognized by The New Yorker’s Hendrik Hertzberg as one of the nation’s finest singer-songwriters, she is a regular at folk festivals and has toured alongside Mary Chapin Carpenter, Patty Griffin, Ani DiFranco, Bruce Cockburn, the Indigo Girls, Shawn Colvin, and Joan Baez. This performance is part of the 068 Magazine Singer Songwriter Series.

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.

At The Palace Theatre in Stamford, CT, Killers of Kill Tony brings David Lucas, Martin Phillips, Ahren Belisle, and David Jolly to the stage. Ticketing includes a public onsale, an artist presale, a Palace member presale, a Columbus Day promotion, and an offer through NY Comedy Club Stamford.

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.

Molly Hatchet brings its hard-hitting Southern rock to Paramount Hudson Valley. Formed in Jacksonville, Florida in the late seventies alongside contemporaries like Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers, the band crafted a signature blend of rock shaped by the British Invasion, blues, country, and gospel. Their 1978 self-titled debut achieved multi-platinum success, and the 1979 follow-up, Flirtin’ with Disaster, matched that milestone and propelled them into heavy touring, sharing stages with Aerosmith, Bob Seger, The Rolling Stones, and others. More than four decades on, the group continues to tour worldwide and deliver fan favorites including “Flirtin’ with Disaster,” “Devil’s Canyon,” “Gator Country,” “Whiskey Man,” and “Dreams I’ll Never See.” Longtime members Bobby Ingram (lead guitar) and John Galvin (keyboards) appear with Tim Lindsey, Shawn Beamer, and vocalist Jimmy Elkins, honoring the legacy of past members while carrying the music forward to new generations. Please note venue policies: no outside food or drink is permitted, outside alcohol may result in removal, backpacks and large bags are not allowed, and all guests are subject to bag checks and security wanding upon entry.

This return engagement at Repeal XVIII features favorite hits performed live, offering an upbeat atmosphere and a soundtrack well suited to a fun outing with friends.

Something Worth Waiting For: The Tour spotlights Friko, the Chicago trio of Bailey Minzenberger, Luke Stamos, and frontman Niko Kapetan. Their sound thrives on contrast, shifting from high-voltage, guitar-driven surges to hushed, string-touched calm in a way that keeps a room moving, then perfectly still. The 2022 self-managed EP Whenever Forever captures that range, pairing the propulsive In_Out with the more contemplative Half as Far and Can I See U Again. Kapetan’s writing wrestles with the pull of a life in music and what a meaningful life can look like, drawing on a lineage that nods to artists such as Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake. The band has earned recognition in Chicago, including praise in the Chicago Tribune from journalist Britt Julious for its finely crafted indie pop. This event is for ages 18 and over. Preferred Mezzanine provides access to the house left mezzanine on the second level, with limited lounge seating offered on a first come basis. For each ticket sold, one dollar supports Santa for a Day, a 501(c)(3) that responds to letters to Santa from children in underserved communities. The program blends mentorship in writing with donors who help turn wishes into reality, reinforcing dignity, empowerment, and hope for families. Founded in 2018, the organization reports fulfilling more than 50,000 letters and delivering nearly 100,000 gifts across eight U.S. cities.

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.

Ginja brings a celebration of the African diaspora to Silo, turning the venue into a showcase of Afrobeats, Amapiano, Afrohouse, and more for one night. The night highlights African and diasporic sounds across these styles.

La Casita Brooklyn throws a high-energy reggaeton party in Bushwick with nonstop Latin beats, a packed dance floor, and a vibrant, Puerto Rican‑inspired setting. Specialty cocktails and drink specials set the tone, while VIP tables with bottle service are available for birthdays, bachelorette parties, graduations, and other special celebrations. It has become a go-to spot for locals and visitors looking for an exciting night out, complete with Instagram-ready photo moments and one of Brooklyn’s newest nightlife experiences. Buying tickets ahead of time is recommended, as capacity is limited and prices can be higher at the door.

Diwali at Times Square comes back to New York City with a Festival of Lights celebration at the red stairs in Times Square. Promoted as the biggest Diwali gathering outside India, it is set to light up the Crossroads of the World again.

This farmers market in Islip offers a warm, low-key setting to look around and see what is available. Visitors can explore at their own pace and enjoy the simple market atmosphere.

The 15th annual Classic VW BuGs Fall Foliage Cruise celebrates vintage air cooled VWs with a scenic journey through the Hudson Valley. The route covers about 60 miles on back roads, with planned pauses for photos, sightseeing, restroom breaks, and time to connect with fellow enthusiasts. All classic air cooled models are welcome, including Beetles, Buses, Ghias, Things, Type 3s, and air cooled Porsches, and there is no cost to take part. Participants are asked to start with a full tank, bring snacks and drinks, ensure their vehicles are in excellent running condition, and consider bringing a camera or GoPro. HD or 4K footage shot horizontally is appreciated for the post event video. This is a shine only cruise with a rain date if needed. Drivers are encouraged to print and carry the route map in case the group becomes separated. Planned stops include a coffee break at Dunkin, a scenic visit to Perkins Memorial at Bear Mountain, and a final lunch stop at Patriot Square in Stony Point. The drive avoids tolls and showcases the camaraderie of a long line of air cooled classics rolling together amid peak fall color.

The Rutherford Farmers' Market hosts its Saturday market at Lincoln Park in Rutherford, NJ. A complete list of vendor schedules is available on the Rutherford Borough website. The market also offers a Wednesday session.

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.

Explore a community farmers market filled with fresh, seasonal produce, artisan breads, locally roasted coffee, and distinctive goods from local farmers, bakers, and makers. It is a welcoming place to stock up on groceries, support small businesses, and enjoy time outdoors. Connect with neighbors while browsing a wide selection of items throughout the summer and fall. For vendor details or questions, email info@norwalkfirst.org.

Backyard Bees is part of the CCE Nassau Farmers Market at Eisenhower Park each Saturday, where the focus is on fresh local foods, small farms, education, and community connection. Shoppers can explore seasonal produce, eggs, dairy, meats, seafood, fresh bread, honey, and other locally made goods, with easy parking available. The market enhances the visit with rotating themes, activities for families, and photo spots. Smaller and more relaxed than many large markets, it offers a thoughtful Saturday morning experience centered on healthy living, local agriculture, and community.

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.

Learn about the Hudson River Audubon Society while watching raptors glide across the sky at Lenoir Preserve in Hastings-on-Hudson. Please bring your own binoculars.

Thermography offers a clear, noninvasive way to understand what your body is communicating. A full-body scan maps heat patterns that reflect hormone balance, circulation, and lymphatic flow, identifying areas of inflammation, overload, or harmony so you can make informed choices. It can be especially helpful if you are navigating perimenopause, managing stress, or working toward specific health goals. Make this a season of intentional wellness and consider booking a scan to support clarity and well-being throughout the year.

This hands-on photography session explores a broad range of subjects with creative lighting. Participants begin by watching how a scene is set up and photographed, then position their own cameras to make the same image. This side-by-side process offers a practical way to study and learn new techniques.

A photo-focused spin on two Manhattan food tours invites a small group of photogenic participants. In exchange for appearing in photos, guests receive a complimentary tasting experience. One route highlights iconic bites in the Lower East Side, and the other travels Village to Village through the West, Greenwich, and East Village. Space is limited to 10 people, and attendees may choose one or both tours. Additional details are shared directly by the organizer.

Set sail on a 7-night voyage aboard the Majestic Princess, departing from New York City for Canada and New England before returning to the city. The journey features visits to historic locations and panoramic views of autumn foliage from the comfort of the ship. The schedule includes an opportunity to visit the memorial at the burial site of Roger Williams, known for his role in the history of religious freedom. Prices start at $950 per person, based on double occupancy. Space is available. Pastor Jason Georges will be on board.

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

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.

UNO Pizzeria and Grill hosts an interactive class devoted to classic Chicago deep dish. Under the guidance of expert chefs, participants practice building a sturdy crust, layer toppings in the right order, and time the bake for a golden, melty finish. The format is welcoming to beginners and rewarding for experienced home cooks alike. Your ticket includes step by step pizza making instruction, lunch with a salad and a beverage, plus unlimited soft drinks.

Enjoy an open play session for the Pokémon Trading Card Game in a relaxed, welcoming setting. New players can learn the basics, while experienced Trainers can battle and trade cards with others. All ages and skill levels are invited to take part. Admission is free, and you can simply stop by and start playing.

A weekly meetup for puppies six months old or younger to spend time with other young dogs.

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.

A playful nod to ghosts and goblins, spiders and bones sets the tone for a family-friendly Halloween visit. The Haunted Hatchery keeps the frights mild while offering a chance to explore. Make your way through the hatchery and aquarium and pick up treats along the route.

Make it a creative afternoon with friends or family in a playful introduction to clay. Professional ceramic artists lead a themed handbuilding class where everyone watches a demonstration, then builds and sculpts their own piece before adding color with glaze. Finished work will be fired at Clay Art Center. The project theme is a pottery planter. An adult must participate, and tuition covers one individual, so each adult and each child needs a separate registration. Adults and children create their own separate projects. This workshop is for ages 6 and up with a parent or guardian. The fee is $42.

Professional artist and educator Gabriel Pacheco leads an introductory sculpture class focused on core principles. Participants explore a range of materials and practice three distinct sculpting techniques to develop skills and creative expression. Suitable for complete beginners as well as anyone curious to try something new, this experience invites a fresh look at the world and at personal creativity through the art of sculpture.

This casting offers a final opportunity for NYC models to be selected for NYFW ReWIND, presented by Black Luxury Pop Up, in Harlem, New York. Women must be 5 feet 8 inches or taller and men must be 5 feet 10 inches or taller. All body types are welcome. Be ready to showcase a confident runway walk.

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.

Share a creative experience in a single-session pottery class for families. Designed for parents with kids, tweens, or teens, this hands-on workshop introduces the potter's wheel. Participants ages 10 and up attend with a parent or guardian. With guidance from experienced ceramic artists, everyone works at their own wheel while learning introductory wheel-throwing techniques. Beginners are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. All materials and firing are included. Cost is $60.

Sonny Allen and Barbara Billups, part of the first lineup of The Rockets, share Savoy Ballroom memories and conversation at the American Lindy Hop Championships Brown-Bag-It (BYOF) dinner. Hosted at Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church, this program leads into a Battle of the Bands featuring Swingadelic and the Eyal Vilner Big Band. Standalone and weekend pass tickets are available.

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.

Sharpen your technique with a focused class on proper grip mechanics and body alignment for hand to hand and foot to hand. The session is designed to help advance your skills by emphasizing dependable form and controlled execution. Build repeatable habits that lead to steady, reliable results.

A candlelit concert of Halloween favorites fills Resurrection MCC in Houston with an intimate, multi-sensory atmosphere. The Listeso String Quartet performs a spine-tinged mix that includes Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the Allegro Molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist by Mike Oldfield, the Stranger Things theme by S U R V I V E, the Beetlejuice theme by Danny Elfman, The Addams Family theme by Vic Mizzy, the Halloween theme by John Carpenter, Prelude from Psycho by Bernard Herrmann, Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr., Danse Macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns, Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show by Richard O’Brien and Richard Hartley, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman. The performance runs for 60 minutes, with doors opening one hour before the music begins, and there is no late entry once the concert starts. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis.

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.

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.

Plain Jane will take the stage at One Station Plaza in New York with a performance that has been rescheduled due to a nor-easter storm. The show will also introduce the band’s new singer, Danielle Parrella.

Ti Piace, Inc. presents an annual masquerade in honor of Italian heritage and culture month at Torcello Ristorante. The evening supports Ti Piace’s work to advance Italian culture through the arts and raises funds to give back to underserved communities in New York City. The celebration includes a three course dinner with beer and wine, desserts, and dancing. Raffles, baskets, and prizes are part of the festivities. Tickets are available via QR code.

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.

At Yonkers Brewing Co., a brewery and restaurant, The Wonderwall presents a night focused on the music of Oasis.

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.

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

Katseye brings a high-energy pop show to UBS Arena in Elmont, delivering big hooks, vibrant visuals, and precise choreography. The set moves at a quick pace, with soaring vocals and plenty of moments built for singing along. Expect a charged, in-the-room atmosphere where the group’s chemistry keeps attention locked and every song feels like a highlight.

An immersive fusion dance and live art social takes over the belfry of historic Riverside Church, filling a ballroom with music, movement and creativity. The night features live blues, jazz, bossa nova and original music from Ava Preston and friends, followed by DJ Lustre with soulful selections for social dancing. Lessons with Brendan and Arielle cover fusion partnering and making art inspired by figures in motion, inviting dancers and sketchers to inspire one another at community art tables. Guests are encouraged to match the gothic setting with dramatic, romantic attire and to share tasty treats or non alcoholic drinks. Free entry is offered when you bring two first timers, and volunteer opportunities are available for those experiencing financial hardship. Fusion is an improvisational dance style that blends many movement traditions and celebrates open minded shared expression. All backgrounds are welcome for an enchanting, creativity filled night.

Danny Tenaglia returns to Brooklyn with his Boo Yourself party, taking over The Room at Superior Ingredients for a Halloween edition. A cornerstone of New York club culture, Tenaglia is known for marathon journeys that flow across eras and styles. Expect several hours of music that slips from house classics to deep percussion, techno, disco, and the unexpected, guided by the energy in the room. Boo Yourself is part of his longstanding Halloween tradition, and this installment focuses on the records, the vibe on the floor, and time spent with one of the city's dance music greats.

Know Good brings a dark, dynamic sound that blends deep bass with threads of pop, rock, and rap. The duo unites cousins Tanner and Sylas Morgan, continuing a family tradition of music. Sylas is a seasoned DJ with years of club and bar experience across the U.S., known for sharp verses and thoughtful sample choices, while Tanner adds range as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist who plays more than ten instruments. On stage, they combine the drive of a DJ set with the richness of live instrumentation, weaving drums, guitar, violin, and vocals into a powerful mix. Since coming together in 2020, their momentum has grown, captivating audiences and earning play from prominent DJs around the world.

A weekly Latin rooftop party at Lost in Paradise Rooftop in Long Island City fills the night with reggaeton, dembow, salsa, pop Latino, guaracha, vallenato, and crossover anthems. Top Latin DJs keep the dance floor moving while guests take in tropical ambiance and skyline views. Expect a lively crowd, photographers capturing the energy, bottle service options, and signature cocktails. VIP table reservations are available, offering bottle service, faster entry, and premium seating, which makes it a fit for birthdays, bachelorette and bachelor parties, anniversaries, graduations, corporate outings, or a night out with friends. For those seeking a vibrant Latin nightlife experience in Queens, this rooftop celebration centers on nonstop music and dancing under the open sky.

The Port Authority Police Emerald Society is hosting NFL First Responders Appreciation Day at MetLife Stadium as the New York Jets face the Miami Dolphins. The day features a festive tailgate and each attendee receives a commemorative challenge coin. Bus transportation is available from Wantagh Train Station. Ticket options include a Game Ticket with Tailgate and Transportation for $190, a Game Ticket with Tailgate for $160, and a Children’s Ticket with Tailgate for $100. Individual parking passes are available for $45. For tickets and information, contact Andrew Prior at 917-232-6518 or Erin McCarthy at 516-729-6757.

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 family walk with Project Purple honors their Nana, centered on hope and a shared commitment to a cure. Special pins for Nana will be available for participants, and the family expresses heartfelt gratitude for every show of support. Donations are also being accepted in support of pancreatic cancer awareness.

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

Enjoy a hands-on acrylic pumpkin painting session designed for families, where you can decorate a real pumpkin and take it home the same day. Acrylic paints are used, so there is no firing or waiting. This activity is suitable for kids ages 5 and up. The price is $35 per person, which includes one pumpkin per person and all painting materials. RSVP is required, and bookings should cover the total number of people in your group. The event takes place at Color Me Mine Upper West Side.

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.

Big laughs and canine showmanship take center stage as Puppy Pals Live brings its high-energy comedy stunt dog show back to Paramount Hudson Valley. An all-rescue cast of clever dogs leap, flip, race, and fly through lively routines, mixing playful gags with plenty of audience participation to keep kids and adults engaged from beginning to end. Featured on America’s Got Talent, these adopted pups combine impressive skills with irresistible charm, highlighting the joy of rescue animals while delivering a family-friendly experience filled with energy and heart. Discounted pricing is offered, with Regular admission at $36 and tickets for children 12 and under at $22. After selecting seats, use the price menu to choose the correct ticket type before completing your purchase.

Discover a vibrant outdoor market at Makerhoods that highlights local talent and small businesses. Vendors offer handmade goods, distinctive gifts, fresh produce, and a variety of foods, creating a relaxed setting to browse, chat, and connect with the community. Enjoy music and a friendly courtyard atmosphere that invites exploration. Admission is free, the event is family friendly, and activities take place outdoors weather permitting. Makerhoods is a live and work community that supports entrepreneurs, creatives, and small business owners, and the market reflects that collaborative spirit.

Celebrate local tastes and creativity at the Mt. Kisco Farmers & Makers Market. Browse fresh produce, baked treats, and ready-to-eat dishes, then check out distinctive handmade creations. Enjoy live music and a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere beneath the trees at Kirby Plaza.

Silvia leads a fresh craft each Sunday that sparks creativity, supports learning, and helps kids make friends in a welcoming group setting. In this hands-on workshop, children can explore their imagination and build something uniquely their own. Registration is available to reserve a spot.

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.

Family Day in Brooklyn features video games, pinball, and fun for all ages. Children must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is donating a portion of 2026 Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a charity that provides recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the gaming community.

Smart Kids With Learning Disabilities and JCC Mid-Westchester present a community resource fair focused on neurodiversity, created to connect neurodivergent individuals and their families with information and support. Attendees can speak with local schools, educational programs, clinicians, community organizations, nonprofits, and businesses that serve children, teens, and young adults with learning and attention differences. The program features author Lisa Rappaport, PhD, whose book Parenting Dyslexia anchors a discussion about the emotional side of learning differences, approaches to academic challenges, and ways to help children thrive. An expert panel will address key transitions through high school, college, and beyond, including how to find the right educational fit, understand available supports and accommodations, and build the skills and confidence needed for success. Panelists include Sari Canell of Private Prep Westchester, John Civita of Winston Preparatory School, Dr. Alexander Morris-Wood of Franklin Academy, and Daniela Rosenblatt of The Pinnacle School. A separate presentation with vocational specialist C.J. O’Brien explores pathways to employment, highlighting skill-building that fosters independence and prepares individuals with developmental disabilities for meaningful work. The fair takes place at JCC Mid-Westchester, is free and open to the community, and requests registration.

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.

Explore contemporary art during a welcoming, hour-long guided tour of the exhibitions led by an Aldrich Educator. Designed for anyone eager to look closer, ask questions, and discover new ways to interpret what is on view. Participation is included with regular museum admission, and advance registration is encouraged.

The GRAMMY winning bilingual duo 123 Andrés presents a playful Halloween concert for families, built around a tale of courage and friendship. Andrés insists he is not scared, though he has a few jitters, and the story unfolds through upbeat songs in English and Spanish. A Halloween parade caps the fun, and costumes are welcome. Christina and Andrés deliver lively, participatory music with original bilingual songs and a vibrant blend of Latin American sounds, encouraging families to dance and learn together. This program is recommended for ages 3 and up, and the performance runs about one hour. It is part of the Dimitri's Diner Family Series and the Addessi Jewelers Holiday Series.

This event marks the first ceili of the fall season in a monthly tradition, featuring music by Patty & Catriona Furlong and Jerry O’Sullivan. It offers an afternoon of music and dancing. Snacks and baked goods brought by attendees are appreciated. A 50/50 raffle will be held.

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.

Guided by Adrienne Lebron, this workshop blends mindful movement, meditation, and hands-on creativity to foster connection and self-expression. It begins with a calming guided meditation and a soulful yoga practice that focuses on the sacral chakra to spark natural creative energy, inviting participants to move, breathe, and reconnect with themselves. The experience continues with crafting a personal Light Catcher Charm using an assortment of crystals, gemstones, beads, charms, and a faceted crystal. There are no rules and no two creations are alike, just intuition leading the way. Participants leave with a unique keepsake and a refreshed creative spirit. The fee is $45, and all supplies are included. Space is limited to 15 participants for an intimate experience. All levels are welcome.

Embark from Peekskill for a round trip to West Point, taking in the autumn colors of the Hudson Highlands. The Emerald Princess features a late lunch buffet during the cruise. Seating is open throughout, and groups of ten or more can reserve a table in advance. Tickets are $75 for adults, $68 for seniors and veterans, and $39 for children ages 5 to 12, with little ones riding free. Parking is free.

Celebrate the season with live music from the Matt Chertkoff Trio to support a nonprofit mission that serves as a force for good in the community. The program includes American Songbook favorites, Motown, classic rock, and salsa, and dancing is welcome. Attendees can enjoy light refreshments and a cash bar with wine, soda, and juice. Tickets are $60.00, and all profits benefit the charity’s mission. Costumes and masks are optional for this festive fundraiser, hosted by the Woman’s Club of Englewood at its historic clubhouse. For information, call Jacueline at 201 452 4503.

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.

Celebrate the festival of lights at a Diwali Milan organized by the Bihar Jharkhand Association of North America at Royal Albert's Palace. This community gathering welcomes all and is a fitting occasion to attend with friends and family. Traditional or formal attire is encouraged, and adults can take part in a best dressed recognition with separate awards for male and female categories. Tickets are on sale and registration is open.

Journey brings a classic rock showcase to Prudential Center in Newark, featuring soaring vocals, radiant keys, and riff-driven guitar work that keeps the energy high from start to finish. The performance leans into enduring favorites with huge choruses that invite collective singalongs, creating a shared, feel-good atmosphere for fans of the genre.

Blended from a dash of Coketazo and a hint of Cariñx, this love-charmed night opens the doors to a haunted discotheque where desires linger and eerie dreams come to life. Thunderous percussion and brujería call you to the dance floor, weaving a spell that keeps the energy high and the movement constant as the music surges. Arrive monstrous, glamorous, or cloaked in mystery. The coketxs and cariñosxs will awaken bold fantasies and guide you deeper into the rhythms of the night until the magic feels impossible to shake.

Seth Meyers takes the stage in New York City with quick, late night-honed wit. The set pairs smart stand-up with crisp, memorable punchlines for an evening packed with laughter. Expect a high-energy rhythm and sharp observations from start to finish.

Journey performs at Prudential Center in Newark, NJ.

The Living Tombstone appears as part of The Multiplayer Tour, open to attendees ages 16 and older. A Preferred Terrace option offers a prime second floor balcony vantage point along with access to the adjacent Ludlow Lounge and a private restroom.

Settle into a relaxing morning that blends community, brunch, and gentle movement. This introductory session features TRE, or Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises, a simple sequence designed to help the body release stored stress and tension. The class is gentle, beginner friendly, and can be adjusted to a range of comfort and mobility levels. It is led by Ashley Brown, a Certified TRE Facilitator, and no prior experience is required. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and wear comfortable clothing.

At Graybar Passage during October, find live demonstrations, complimentary gifts, and updated color options for the GoCafe® Insulated Mug. The demos highlight Zojirushi engineering that keeps drinks hot longer, locks in a leak resistant seal, and maintains an ultra light feel, with new finishes including Matte Gold. Each purchase includes a coffee voucher, a limited edition tote, and a sticker sheet. Share a post about your visit on social media to receive an additional coffee voucher and an uchiwa. Made for life on the move, this showcase puts everyday performance front and center.

An interactive literacy session featuring stories and songs in both Spanish and English. This bilingual storytime invites participation through reading and music. Registration is required.

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

Experience a tour of the maternity area. Attendance is capped at six people, with up to two participants per couple. Before the tour, check in with a representative from the Maternal Child division in the Main Lobby of Mercy Hospital. Reservations are required; call 516-626-3729 to reserve a spot. Spanish-speaking assistance is available.

Practice speaking English in a relaxed, social setting in a conversational ESL class tailored for high intermediate and advanced learners. Build confidence through vocabulary expansion and clear pronunciation practice. Registration is not required. For questions, contact Michelle at 551-286-8244 or michelle@johnsonlib.org.

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.

An evening of live jazz spotlights the music of Final Fantasy and other JRPG favorites. The Midgar Messengers perform at Seventh Heaven Bar & Karaoke, presenting live jazz interpretations of themes from Chrono Trigger, Kingdom Hearts, Persona, Xenoblades, Fire Emblem, Dragon Quest, and Earthbound. After the performance, karaoke runs for the rest of the night.

A thoughtful conversation about We Will Be Jaguars welcomes those who have read the book as well as anyone simply interested in the discussion. There is no cost to attend and everyone is welcome. Advance registration is requested so organizers can prepare for everyone. It is also an opportunity to connect with the community and learn more about NECS.

An intimate benefit concert of live music and connection supporting mental health awareness and MusiCares. Jenny Kern performs with special guests Aimee Bayles and Alexa Kate in a night built around candid songwriting, shared stories, and the healing power of music. The focus is on vulnerability, community, and speaking up, creating room for meaningful conversations. All proceeds from the event support MusiCares and its work caring for the health and well-being of the music community.

To mark fiction writer Mieko Kawakami’s visit to NYC, Selected Shorts collaborates with Japan Society on an evening centered on contemporary East Asian women’s literature. Works by Kawakami appear alongside pieces by peers including Han Kang and Banana Yoshimoto, with additional authors featured. The readings are delivered live by Ophira Eisenberg of Ask Me Another, Midori Francis of The Sex Lives of College Girls, Sonia Manzano of Sesame Street, and Josh Radnor of Hunters. The program reflects the Selected Shorts approach, with actors from film, theater, and comedy bringing short fiction to life and showcasing a wide range of voices. Please note that Mieko Kawakami will not appear at this event. Actors subject to change.

Michigan melodic death metal outfit The Black Dahlia Murder brings unyielding energy to TLA in Philadelphia, pairing intricate guitar work with ferocious vocals and a performance that never lets up. On tour with Arch Enemy, the band leans into precise musicianship and the crushing momentum of its live set. Their catalog includes What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse, Funeral Thirst, and Everything Went Black, offering crowd favorites delivered at full throttle.