Free West African and Caribbean dance classes run all week in Bed-Stuy before a September 19 block party with the Brooklyn United Marching Band.

A 15-film series at Lincoln Center pairs Indiana Jones with a lost 1970s Vatican conspiracy before Chronovisor opens Friday.

A free 16,000-square-foot pop-up on Little West 12th Street traces Snoopy's four-decade run as a high-fashion muse, from tennis sweaters to a Vince Guaraldi listening lounge.

Corinne Grondahl died in 2024 while the project was still underway. Her son says the tie-strewn artwork reflects how she found beauty in everything.

Artists build ephemeral sculptures at Beach 108th Street on Sept. 13, with a ticketed after-party at The Rockaway Hotel.

The 10-piece Tokyo group formed after the 2011 Tohoku disaster plays its first-ever NYC show on September 22.

Four storytellers, one liar, and a 1936 shuttle stop under Downtown Brooklyn — audiences get to vote on who's fibbing.

More than 100 New Yorkers, ages 7 to 84, will turn their life stories into a live album at the newly rebuilt Delacorte Theater over Labor Day weekend.

Free all-ages punk shows at Tompkins Square Park have hit 75 concerts, blending Bronx school donations with 1980s CBGB nostalgia.

Tickets start at just $20 as Target Margin Theater brings dance, puppetry, and political satire to Sunset Park's The Doxsee.

Vivet's first runway show streams live at 8 p.m., though Cenat still hasn't named a venue.

Greenwich Village's Cherry Lane pairs a viral-video drama with a hit tutoring musical on the same stage this October.

The 134-year-old Milton Street church debuts a pay-what-you-can concert series September 3, with no one turned away for lack of funds.