The annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival is NYC's colorful and festive Easter Sunday event. Crowds from all over New York and beyond gather along Fifth Avenue, showing off elaborate bonnets, hats, and stylish outfits. It is a 150-year-old tradition that remains a cherished New York event. Dress to impress, but if you would rather observe if you'd like to participate, the best spot to watch is near St. Patrick's Cathedral. Past costume and hat ideas have included feathers, flowers, peeps, and all the colors of the rainbow.
Celebrate the NFL's most important day with the Paley Museum's Super Bowl Exhibit: the Road to the Big Game. Discover unforgettable Superbowl history through legendary football artifacts like the Vince Lombardi Trophy, championship rings, and historic memorabilia. Plus, relive iconic commercials, halftime shows, and unbelievable plays—all part of the museum's daily general admission.
The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism is a special event celebrating the rich botanical history of Mexico. Guests may explore lush landscapes brought to life through thousands of flowers, including arrangements inspired by the dynamic designs of Mexican modernist architect Luis Barragán. Don't miss the 21+ Orchid Nights on select Saturday evenings for music, cocktails, food, and nightlife of Mexico City in the New York Botanical Garden.
One concert to rule them all! Experience the wonder of author JRR Tolkien and filmmaker Peter Jackson's classic film through the music of Howard Shore with The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King in Concert. Witness the majesty of Middle Earth as a live orchestra brings Shore's Academy and Grammy Award-winning score to life in a wholly unique concert experience.
Don’t miss your chance to see the Supreme Queen, Mowtown Legend Diana Ross. You’ll find yourself singing along to one of music’s most iconic performers. Experience hits like “Baby Love,” “I'm Coming Out,” "Endless Love," and more.
The International Children’s Film Festival was established in 1997 to promote passionate cinematic works for children between the ages of 3 and 18. This popular event showcases 100 animated, live-action short and long films. The film festival is followed by filmmaker Q&As, workshops, voting, and more. Not only is this a great source of entertainment for youngsters, but it’s also an ideal event to expand their learning with tours and thought-provoking sessions.
Defy gravity with Wicked, the legendary Tony Award-winning musical behind the Oscar-nominated film in New York's famed Gershwin Theatre for a magical night. Meet Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West, before Dorothy's adventure on the Yellow Brick Road. Join her struggle growing up as an outsider in the Magical Land of Oz. Tickets start at $213.
The worldwide Netflix phenomenon comes to life with Squid Game: The Experience. Sign up for an immersive experience that drops you in the middle of games from the TV show, plus new ones created specifically for this experience. Can you survive Red Light, Green Light? Dive into Squid Game: The Experience and find out. It's time to play.
Learn more.The NBA regular season is in full swing, and the New York Knicks are the hottest ticket in Manhattan. Whether you're there for the New York Knicks to kick butt or to watch celebrity antics, an evening at Madison Square Garden for basketball never disappoints.
The New Colossus Festival 2025 is a prominent NYC talent showcase featuring emerging artists and over 100 acts from around the globe. It's an immersive experience for discovering new music across various independent venues on the Lower East Side. Don't miss this outstanding celebration of the worldwide independent music industry.
Australlian superstar DJ and producer Dom Dolla drops a unique brand of house music that appeals to underground and mainstream audiences alike. With club hits like “Take It,” “San Frandisco," and “Pump the Brakes,” Dom Dolla has taken the EDM and rave scene by storm. The EDM virtuoso has collaborated with famous artists like Nelly Furtado, Gorillaz, and Tame Impala.
Celebrate Asian cultures during Asia Week New York. The week-long event features scheduled Asian art exhibits, auctions, special events, and lectures from international artists and specialists throughout the city's metropolitan areas. There's also an opportunity to bid on Asian artifacts and treasures and own a piece of history.
Put on your best green and celebrate the Luck of the Irish with one of NYC's longest-standing traditions, the New York St. Patrick's Day Parade. It is the world's oldest and largest parade, dating back to 1762. In recent years, the parade has proceeded up 5th Avenue to pass in front of the steps of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, home to the city's Archbishop. The celebration is free and open to the public.
Holi in The City brings a colorful celebration of food, music, dance, and fun, embracing those from all ethnic and religious backgrounds. Holi is the traditional Hindu celebration of spring and color, and Brooklyn's Holi in the City is no different. Expect colorful makeup, paints, and sprays, adding a much-needed dash of color to the world. You’re not allowed to bring your own colors to throw but don't forget to bring laughter and joy.
Celebrate Greece's 1821 independence from the Ottoman Empire at New York City's Greek Independence Day Parade. Join the Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater New York and the tri-state area's vibrant Greek community for a day of heritage and culture.
Sit back and relax as you experience the annual New York Sounds of Spring Festival and discover new talent. There will be young and talented musicians from high schools, colleges, community bands, choirs, and orchestras. The festival is a great opportunity to let the music enthusiast in you absorb New York’s promising, emerging artists showcasing their craft and support them at Carnegie Hall.
