Industry City hosts AGAPE's debut, running noon to 6 a.m. across a courtyard and indoor stage.

The new float shows off all four houses and debuts publicly on November 17, weeks before HBO Max's Harry Potter series premieres.

Captain Mortimer's five-borough puzzle quest launches September 14, with the first three clues free to solve.

The Bronx Zoo's fall favorite returns with a costume parade, dance party and free face painting for kids 3 and up.

Watermark at Pier 15 turns the Financial District waterfront into a four-day reggaeton beach party over Labor Day weekend, complete with a Don Julio-topped margarita.

Amadeo Fusca clinched the win in a Knicks jersey and Mamdani haircut after NYPD pushed the crowd out of Washington Square Park.

The provocative Anne Frank parody heads back Off-Broadway this fall, with its original cast reprising roles at the 122-year-old Orpheum.

Circle Line's fall sailings pass Hook Mountain and Bear Mountain State Park, with an eight-hour Oktoberfest cruise pouring Warsteiner and Spaten.

A $3 fare gets riders a body slam show — Tim Hann Rivera's guerrilla wrestling troupe has drawn crossovers from Triple H to A$AP Rocky.

The one-night-only show at Radio City Music Hall skips TV entirely, with proceeds benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem.

The Wish-class ship arrives via a rare 12-night Atlantic crossing before running Bermuda and Canada cruises out of Manhattan.

Tape B apologized mid-set for a technical glitch before the two acts closed with a Beauty and the Beat remix under the Kosciuszko Bridge.

Disco balls, Space Invaders and Kool & the Gang sing-alongs took over Pier 17 as the Gimme Gimme Disco party packed the Seaport rooftop.