Participants dive into the icy Atlantic Ocean at Coney Island to start the new year, in a charity event that promotes bravery and supports community organizations.

Offers discounted hotel rates for more than a month, coinciding with other winter programs, giving visitors a more affordable way to experience NYC.

Celebrated by El Museo del Barrio, this parade honors the Three Kings and includes family-friendly performances celebrating Latin American culture.

A music festival featuring a wide array of jazz musicians performing across various venues in NYC, attracting both new talent and established artists.

A collaborative film festival by the Jewish Museum and Lincoln Center, showcasing films that explore Jewish culture, history, and experiences.

The Brooklyn Academy of Music hosts a tribute to Dr. King, featuring music, performances, and notable keynote speakers.

A biannual event offering 2-for-1 tickets to Broadway shows, including both new productions and popular classics.

A six-week season at Lincoln Center, featuring performances of classic ballets, world premieres, and tributes to iconic choreographers.

A popular dining event where restaurants across NYC offer prix-fixe menus for lunch and dinner, providing a taste of the city's culinary excellence.

Offers 2-for-1 admission to popular attractions, museums, and tours, making it easier for locals and tourists to explore iconic NYC experiences.

America’s most prestigious antiques show held at Park Avenue Armory, showcasing historical artifacts, fine art, and antiques, benefiting the East Side House Settlement.

A showcase of yachts, fishing boats, and kayaks at the Javits Center, including daily seminars with industry professionals.

A major event in the fashion world, showcasing top designers' latest collections for the upcoming fall season, with fashion shows attended by celebrities and industry insiders.

Cultural celebration in Manhattan’s Chinatown, featuring dragon dancers, marching bands, and performers, marking the start of the Lunar New Year.

Offers 2-for-1 tickets to Off-Broadway productions, showcasing unique performances and popular shows beyond Broadway.

A breathtaking display of thousands of orchids at the New York Botanical Garden, designed with a unique theme every year.

A legendary talent competition at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, giving new performers a chance to shine in front of a lively audience.

Celebrates artists outside the traditional art world, featuring visionary, primitive, and self-taught artists, highlighting unique and unconventional works.

A family-friendly festival featuring unique, engaging films made for children, with animated shorts and feature-length dramas from around the world.

The opening games for NYC’s two major soccer teams, the NYCFC and the Red Bulls, at Yankee Stadium and Red Bull Arena respectively.

Annual college basketball tournament held at Madison Square Garden, with schools competing for a chance to enter the NCAA tournament.

Celebrates Asian art and culture with exhibitions, lectures, and events held by institutions such as the Rubin Museum and The Met.

NYC's oldest and largest parade celebrating Irish heritage, featuring bands, dancers, and members of the National Guard marching along Fifth Avenue.

An annual event held at Macy’s flagship store, featuring floral displays from around the world in creative garden environments.

A high-energy event showcasing future cars and automotive technology at the Javits Center.

Baseball season kick-off for the Mets and Yankees, with games at Citi Field in Queens and Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, providing a thrilling experience for baseball fans.

A festive procession along Fifth Avenue, where participants showcase creative Easter bonnets and outfits.

Held at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, this event celebrates the blooming cherry trees with Japanese cultural events, including concerts, tea ceremonies, and martial arts performances.

A week-long series of events promoting sustainability and environmental awareness, with art exhibitions, forums, and outdoor activities in NYC parks.

Every spring, a new artist is commissioned to create site-specific works for the Met Fifth Avenue's rooftop garden, showcasing unique installations.

A celebration of African and African American culture through dance, music, and art, organized by the Brooklyn Academy of Music over Memorial Day weekend.

Recognizes excellence in Off-Broadway theater, celebrating the contributions of actors, directors, and playwrights.

Recognizes excellence in Broadway theater, awarding the best performances and productions of the year.

Lincoln Center’s summer programming, featuring social dance lessons, outdoor cinema, family shows, and dance events.

A free performing arts festival held in Central Park and various parks throughout NYC, featuring music and dance from a variety of genres.

NYC celebrates Independence Day with the nation’s most spectacular fireworks display along the waterfront.

Competitive eaters gather at Coney Island to see who can eat the most hot dogs in 10 minutes.

A summer concert series featuring DJs, music, and art installations at MoMA PS1 in Long Island City.

NYC’s top restaurants offer prix-fixe menus for lunch and dinner during this popular dining event.

A two-week celebration of Harlem’s rich culture, with music, food, and performances throughout the neighborhood.

Cast members from Broadway shows perform in Bryant Park during free lunchtime concerts.

Dragon boat teams compete on Meadow Lake in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, with cultural performances, food, and music.

Park Avenue is closed to traffic for recreational activities like biking, walking, and outdoor activities on select Saturdays.

A jazz festival honoring the legendary saxophonist, held in parks in Alphabet City and Harlem.

The final Grand Slam tennis tournament of the year takes place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

A family-friendly fair in Staten Island featuring live music, rides, and classic county fair activities.

Offers 2-for-1 tickets to Broadway shows in September, featuring new productions and classic hits.

A leading contemporary art fair held at the Javits Center, featuring galleries from around the world.

Top designers debut their latest collections, attracting celebrities and industry professionals.

NYC holds events and memorials to honor the victims of the September 11 attacks, with concerts and services at various locations.

A celebration of Italian culture in Little Italy, featuring food, parades, and live entertainment.

Offers 2-for-1 tickets to Off-Broadway productions.

Opera season at the Met Opera House, featuring world premieres and revivals of classic operas.

A prestigious film festival showcasing international films, often becoming critically acclaimed.

Harvest-themed events with pie-eating contests, hayrides, and pumpkin picking at the Queens County Farm Museum.

Brooklyn’s largest street fair, with music, vendors, and activities for the whole family.

NYC’s architecture and design month, offering tours, films, and behind-the-scenes peeks at iconic buildings.

An arts festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music featuring cutting-edge dance, theater, and music from around the world.

An event that gathers notable figures from politics, the arts, and entertainment for talks and panels.

A celebration of Native cultures at Randall’s Island with performances and activities.

New York Rangers hockey team kicks off their season at Madison Square Garden.

A popular convention celebrating pop culture, comics, and entertainment at the Javits Center.

A culinary event featuring famous chefs and Food Network personalities, with tastings and cooking demonstrations.

The NBA season kicks off for the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets.

Offers free tours of architectural landmarks and historical sites throughout NYC.

Ice skating rinks at Bryant Park and Rockefeller Center open for the winter season.

A massive street parade in the West Village with participants in elaborate costumes, music, and dancing.

An art fair hosted by the Art Dealers Association of America at Park Avenue Armory, showcasing curated exhibitions.

The iconic marathon takes place across all five boroughs, attracting runners from around the world.

A holiday show starring the Rockettes, featuring dance, music, and festive special effects at Radio City Music Hall.

A festival featuring stand-up comedy shows and panels with top comedians at venues across NYC.

A display of toy trains running through replicas of NYC landmarks at the New York Botanical Garden.

A holiday tree at the American Museum of Natural History decorated with intricate origami figures.

The famous parade featuring giant character balloons, marching bands, and floats traveling from the Upper West Side to Herald Square.

The NYC Ballet’s holiday production of the classic ballet, performed at Lincoln Center.

The lighting of the iconic Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center, marking the start of the holiday season.

Festive markets set up in Union Square, Bryant Park, and other locations, offering gifts, food, and holiday goods.

The lighting of giant menorahs in Manhattan and Brooklyn to celebrate Hanukkah.

Celebrations of African American heritage at the American Museum of Natural History and Apollo Theater, featuring music, dance, and family activities.

The iconic crystal ball drop in Times Square, marking the countdown to the new year with music and celebrity appearances.

A midnight run through Central Park, providing an active and festive way to celebrate New Year's Eve.