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Sunday, September 20

This weekend offers several opportunities for outdoor engagement and community events, primarily centered around major cultural celebrations and literary programming. As the week begins, Manhattan venues host significant performing arts showcases and contemporary music performances.

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

    Sun 4pm · The Rooftop · East Williamsburg

    The three-year anniversary celebration of NYC RAVE GIRLS features hybrid sets by Perel and Ksenyeah b2b Mangui at The Rooftop in East Williamsburg.

  • 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 proceeds through Harlem, offering a significant cultural procession.

  • Fall for Dance Festival

    Tue 7:30pm · New York City Center · Manhattan

    The Fall for Dance Festival at New York City Center presents a curated program of diverse dance works.

  • Writers Workshop Teens

    Sun 12pm · Bryant Park, 6th Avenue between 40th and 42nd St. · Manhattan

    Bryant Park hosts a free writers workshop specifically for teens, providing a structured session for creative writing.

  • 10th Annual YES! Block Party

    Sun 12pm · House of Yes · Bushwick

    The 10th Annual YES! Block Party in Bushwick offers an afternoon of music, art, and performances.

  • Stereo Mandrax (FREE w/ RSVP): Hairbone • Tara Jane O'Neil and Samara Lubelski • Scott Kiernan

    Sun 7pm · Pianos: Showroom · Manhattan

    Pianos: Showroom features Stereo Mandrax with Hairbone, Tara Jane O'Neil and Samara Lubelski, and Scott Kiernan, accessible with RSVP.

  • Brooklyn Book Festival

    Sun time tbd · Brooklyn Book Festival · Downtown Brooklyn

    The Brooklyn Book Festival provides a full day of literary programming, including author discussions and readings.

  • Jane Remover

    Tue 8pm · Terminal 5 · Manhattan

    Jane Remover performs at Terminal 5, presenting her distinct blend of electronic and rock influences.