Events in New York
Find what is happening in the city.
Simply browse by your travel month, occasion, or current events.
Each event guide page lets you filter by free, kid-friendly, outdoor, and indoor events to find exactly what fits your plans. When you see something you are interested in, be sure to add it to your calendar so it does not get lost while you plan.
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january
January
January in New York is quieter, colder, and perfect for museums, winter walks, cozy restaurants, ice skating, and post-holiday deals.
february
February
February in New York brings winter city days, Lunar New Year, Valentine's Day ideas, indoor culture, and cozy plans between the big tourist seasons.
march
March
March in New York is the bridge from winter to spring, with St. Patrick's Day, early blooms, basketball, museum days, and the first hints of outdoor season.
april
April
Cherry blossoms, outdoor food markets, baseball nights, spring views, and the first warm-weather rituals worth planning around.
may
May
May is one of New York's best months, with warm spring weather, rooftop season, park days, outdoor markets, Memorial Day weekend, and plenty happening across the city.
june
June
June in New York feels like the start of summer, with long evenings, Pride, outdoor concerts, parks, waterfront plans, and open-air food markets.
july
July
July in New York is hot, lively, and full of summer energy, with 4th of July fireworks, outdoor movies, concerts, rooftops, beaches, and waterfront evenings.
august
August
August in New York is warm and relaxed, with outdoor festivals, rooftop nights, beach trips, food markets, and late-summer events before the city speeds up again.
september
September
September in New York is a beautiful reset, with warm days, Fashion Week, festivals, outdoor dining, waterfront plans, and the first hints of fall.
october
October
October in New York brings fall colors, crisp park walks, Halloween, pumpkin season, cozy restaurants, and some of the most atmospheric days of the year.
november
November
November in New York moves from fall into the holidays, with Thanksgiving, early Christmas lights, shopping, theater nights, museums, and cozy city plans.
december
December
December in New York is all about holiday lights, Christmas windows, ice skating, festive markets, winter shows, and the magic of the city at the end of the year.
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Christmas
Christmas in New York is full of holiday lights, festive windows, ice skating, Christmas markets, seasonal shows, decorated hotels, and magical winter walks.
New Year's Eve
New Year's Eve in New York means Times Square, fireworks, special dinners, rooftop parties, cruises, and plenty of ways to end the year in the city.
4th of July
The 4th of July in New York is all about fireworks, skyline views, boat cruises, rooftop plans, summer food, and patriotic celebrations across the city.
Halloween
Thanksgiving
Pride
Lunar New Year
Lunar New Year in New York brings parades, cultural events, family-friendly celebrations, special menus, and colorful moments across Chinatown, Flushing, and beyond.
St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day in New York brings the famous parade on Fifth Avenue, Irish pubs, festive food, and a lively green city atmosphere.
Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day in New York is made for romantic dinners, skyline views, cozy bars, special shows, and memorable date ideas across the city.
Easter
Easter in New York includes festive brunches, church services, spring events, family activities, and the beloved Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue.
September 11
September 11 in New York is a meaningful day for remembrance, with memorial events, quiet visits to Lower Manhattan, and ways to respectfully reflect in the city.
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