• Prelude Opera: The Brementown Musicians

    Our Saviour's Atonement Lutheran Church 178 Bennett Ave., New York

    Prelude Opera presents a new opera composed by Laura Jobin-Acosta and Joanie Brittingham.The Brementown Musicians is from an old German fairy tale collected by the Grimm Brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm, in 1819 and given the title Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten. In our version, four animals escape their cruel owners and band together to form a musical quartet heading to Bremen, a town known for music. On the way they discover a house with treasures inside but must outwit the villanous robber.

    $12.10 – $17.30
  • PS187 Schoolyard: Halloween Parade

    PS/IS 187 School Yard 349 Cabrini Blvd., betw. W. 187th & 190th Sts., New York, NY, United States

    Washington Heights Halloween Parade - Cabrini near 187th St - This longstanding tradition starts at the PS187 yard around 6 pm then marches up Cabrini Blvd at 6:30 pm, ending in Fort Tryon Park at 7:30 pm. Led by the Honk Family Band.

    FREE
  • Inwood Hill Park: Native American Heritage Month – Lenape History and Ethnobotany   

    Inwood Hill Park, Isham St. & Seaman Ave. Citi Bike: Seaman Ave & Isham St., New York, NY, United States

    Explore the ancient tulip tree forest of Inwood Hill Park with the Urban Park Rangers and learn about the Lenape’s deep connection to this landscape. This short walk highlights rock shelters, cultural history, and traditional plant knowledge rooted in Native American heritage. Location: Seaman Avenue and Isham Street in Inwood Hill Park. Registration not required.

    FREE
  • The People’s Theater: Día de Muertas

    The People's Theatre 419 West 206th Street, NEW YORK, NY, United States

    For the seventh year in a row, Undocumented Women’s Fund invites you to our Día de Muertas, a feminist and immigrant justice take on Día de Muertos, a traditional holiday that warmly welcomes back the souls of departed loved ones. Families illuminate cemeteries and build colorful ofrendas laden with bright cempasúchil marigolds, candlelight, favorite dishes, and sugar skulls. Rather than a time of mourning, it is a spirited celebration of remembrance, affirming that love and memory endure beyond death. Hence, our event honorsand celebrates the lives of women, children, and gender-expansive people we have lost at the hands of a murderous immigration system, whether on their journey north, in detention, or after deportation.

    $10
  • Isham Park: Inwood Pumpkin Pageant

    Isham Park Isham Street and Seaman Avenue, New York, NY, United States

    The Inwood Pumpkin Pageant will return to beautiful Isham Park on November 1st for its 13th edition. Bring your carved jack-o-lantern to the park the night after Halloween and we will light them up for a family-friendly community display. Vote for your favorite designs to see if they will win the coveted Blue Ribbon! For older kids, pumpkin smashing starts at 7:30 pm as we prepare the rotting gourds for composting, keeping them out of the landfills.

    FREE
  • Hispanic Society: Spanish Masterpieces for Guitar with Fundación Hispania Música

    Hispanic Society Museum & Library Audubon Terrace, Broadway betw 155th & 156th Sts., New York, NY, United States

    A journey through Spanish music with with guitarist Miles Johnston Join us in the Sorolla Gallery at the Hispanic Society for a concert with Fundación Hispania Música. Titled “Spanish Masterpieces for Guitar”, the performance will feature Australian guitarist Miles Johnston performing works by Albéniz, Llobet, Granados, Turina, de Falla, and Tárrega. Part of the first edition of “Hispania Música in New York,” the concert is organized by the Málaga-based Fundación Hispania Música.

    FREE with RSVP