Don't miss the Spectacular Show at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre and Moulin Rouge!- The Musical, live. Expect truth, beauty, freedom, and love at this fun-filled Broadway show. Moulin Rouge! The Musical is the Tony Award-winner for Best Musical and features Jordan Fisher's triumphant return as Christian beginning April 15.
The New York City Ballet's spring season 2025 promises a spectacular lineup that includes classical ballets and new works. The Company will showcase the stunning choreography of Balanchine, Masters at Work, and many others. From the timeless grace of "Romeo & Juliet," and the whimsy of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," to the dark and mysterious "La Valse", the NYCB Spring 2025 season is an unforgettable event for lovers of emotion, beauty, and athleticism.
You can’t visit the Big Apple and not catch a baseball game with the Legendary New York Yankees; it’s an iconic tourist activity that’ll leave you with lifelong memories. The Yankees play multiple dates in May, so you have a great chance of catching at least one game.
View unique contemporary art pieces at Frieze New York Art Fair. From paintings to sculptures to interactive art, the full range of mediums will be represented, and most installations will be available for purchase if you want to take a masterpiece home. Tickets can be purchased online.
The New York Empire State Tattoo Expo celebrates tattoos and tattoo history and is a tattoo lover's dream. Attend seminars, discover international talent, and even get inked by your favorite artist. Tickets are only $39 for the day or $76 for the weekend. The expo kicks off Friday at 4 p.m.
Your favorite NYC restaurants battle for the title of NYC's best margarita in town, and who better to judge them than you? Let the tequila do the talking, and cast your vote for the tastiest drink of the day at the Margarita Rumble. Judging can be hard work, so listen to some live music while you’re at it. Tickets start at $58, but the salty fun is priceless.
Celebrate the diversity of Manhattan’s culinary scene with the Ninth Avenue International Food Festival. Taking place along Ninth Avenue from 42nd Street to 57th Street. Attendees will have the opportunity to experience delicious ethnic dishes from a wide range of participating merchants. Some top spots to look out for are Gossip Bar & Restaurant, Vivi Bubble Tea, Valhalla Bar 815, and Nizza 630.
On May 17th, Sunset Park springs to life with the vibrant sights and sounds of the Dance Parade. Celebrating its 19th year, watch as colorful floats and costumed dancers weave through the park, showcasing a variety of dance styles from around the world. In addition to over 10,000 dancers, there will be DJs, live music, and food from various vendors. Guests can also test out their dancing skills by taking dance lessons. Dance Parade is free to the public.
Fleet Week New York is the Big Apple's time-honored tradition celebrating the Coast Guard, the Marine Corps, and the United States Navy's veterans and active duty personnel. Enjoy events like the Parade of Ships, embarking on a General Public Ship Tour, or watching the Navy Dive Tank in Times Square. Ship tour locations include the Staten Island Homport Pier and Manhattan Pier 88 South.
