The laid-back Peanuts icon debuted at Gansevoort Plaza with sunglasses 40 times normal size, ahead of a milestone parade.

The Law & Order pop-up lands at 16 W. 51st St. October 9-10, with a free option and a $30 sit-down meal.

The Upper West Side grocer opens its aisles after hours on October 1 for card tricks, mentalism and even sword swallowing.

Brad Williams, once the first stand-up to headline a Cirque du Soleil show, hits Manhattan's Town Hall this Saturday.

Vanderbilt Hall turns into a walkable board game October 2-4, free and open to commuters passing through.

Tickets for the Howling Halloween Pup Cruise go on sale Tuesday at 10 a.m., with proceeds funding a no-kill rescue that saves 50,000 animals a year.

Sixth Avenue transforms into a costumed spectacle on Halloween night, with no rulebook on how to interpret this year's theme.

The Grammy nominee plays a Times Square theater Thursday, a fraction of the crowd he drew in Seattle weeks ago.

Flower Power lands in East Williamsburg on September 27, with Roger Sanchez returning to his New York roots.

A shuttered Court Street stop is set to host an underground disco party as the museum marks its 50th anniversary.

Free entry, a manga library and a shot at meeting Fragrant Flower creator Saka Mikami await near the Javits Center.

Doll Parts adds a horn section for Sunday's Littlefield tribute, weeks after Dolly Parton told the band, “Keep playing my music, girls.”

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