Concerts, festivals, food, art, and more happening soon.
Explore upcoming events and local discoveries in New York City, across every kind of experience. Check each listing for confirmed dates, times, and its official source.
Explore comics, cosplay, artists, and pop-culture programming at New York Comic Con. The show floor opens at 10am each day; it closes at 7pm Thursday through Saturday and 5pm Sunday. Panels and Artist Alley have separate hours.
Invesco QQQ Festival Campus in the Seaport · Seaport
Food Festival
Taste food, wine, and spirits and watch culinary demonstrations at the waterfront festival campus. Ayesha Nurdjaja and Michael Symon host the Sunday tasting. Ages 21 and over; food and drink are included in the ticket.
NewFest’s closing-night event features Ira Sachs’ drama The Man I Love, starring Rami Malek. The in-person screening starts at 7pm at SVA Theatre. Check the organizer’s ticket page for availability and party details.
Sekou McMiller directs and choreographs a New York premiere celebrating Black and Brown cultural connections through Afro-Latin, Afro-Caribbean, African-American, jazz, house, salsa, mambo, stepping, and street dance traditions.
Unsound New York opens with a three-set evening of U.S. premieres featuring sound artist FUJI|||||||||||TA, Ka Baird, music pioneer Actress, and Team Rolfes’ multimedia theater.
Bandleader Gerardo Contino brings contemporary Cuban music to the David Rubenstein Atrium as part of Lincoln Center’s Legacies of San Juan Hill Festival. The free event is general admission with Fast Track access opening the Monday before.
The New Yorker Festival hosts Hannah Einbinder in conversation with staff writer Rachel Syme at Webster Hall. The event is scheduled for Friday, October 23 from 6 to 7pm, with ticket tiers listed on the festival page.
Lincoln Center’s Festival of Firsts presents Blossom & The Shrub-Tones at the David Rubenstein Atrium. The event page lists Wednesday, October 7 at 7:30pm and describes the hometown debut as uplifting jazz and puppetry.
Mick Sullivan brings The Past and The Curious podcast to Lincoln Center for a free live family show about forgotten firsts in history. The Festival of Firsts listing confirms the October 10 performance, relaxed-performance access, and David Rubenstein Atrium venue.
Explore a free campus-wide Open House with family-friendly performances, workshops, storytimes, music, dance, costume and puppet making, and participatory activities across Lincoln Center.
Rapper, producer, and filmmaker Topaz Jones brings hip-hop, funk, soul, jazz, and pop to Lincoln Center for a free one-hour concert marking the 10th anniversary of his debut album Arcade.
Enter City of Gods, a two-night immersive Halloween music and arts festival from House of Yes and ZERO with stages, installations, costumes, food, and indoor-outdoor experiences at Industry City.