Saturday, September 19

The next few days in NYC feature a strong concentration of musical performances, ranging from established indie artists to electronic acts. Additionally, multiple outdoor festivals and parades are scheduled, offering various community-oriented activities. These events span across Brooklyn and Manhattan, providing diverse options for the weekend.

• An Evening with David Byrne

  Sat 5pm · Forest Hills Stadium · Forest Hills

  David Byrne performs at Forest Hills Stadium, offering a rare opportunity to see the influential artist live.

• BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Benefit Show: Liz Phair Sleater-Kinney

  Sat 7:30pm · Prospect Park · Brooklyn

  Liz Phair and Sleater-Kinney, two influential acts, share the stage for a BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Benefit Show in Prospect Park.

• New York Transit Museum Bus Festival

  Sat 10am · Emily Warren Roebling Plaza · Fulton Ferry District

  The New York Transit Museum Bus Festival displays a collection of historic and modern buses at Emily Warren Roebling Plaza.

• 57th Annual African American Day Parade

  Sun 12:30pm · 111th St. – 136th St. at Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd., Harlem · Manhattan

  The 57th Annual African American Day Parade will proceed through Harlem, celebrating culture and history.

• NYC RAVE GIRLS: 3-YEAR ANNIVERSARY, Perel (Hybrid Set), Ksenyeah b2b Mangui

  Sun 4pm · The Rooftop · East Williamsburg

  NYC RAVE GIRLS celebrates its three-year anniversary with Perel performing a hybrid set at The Rooftop in East Williamsburg.

• COLD CAVE

  Sat 7pm · First Unitarian Church · Brooklyn Heights

  Cold Cave brings its distinct sound to the First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Heights, a venue known for its acoustics.

• Hispanic Heritage Month: Latin Music Roots in Nature

  Sat 11am · Inwood Hill Park · Manhattan

  Inwood Hill Park hosts a free concert exploring Latin Music Roots in Nature, part of Hispanic Heritage Month.