Friday, October 9

This weekend features a notable convergence of major art exhibitions and significant cultural celebrations across the boroughs. Prominent parades will proceed through Brooklyn and Manhattan, while the city's museums open new shows on foundational 20th-century artists. Additionally, a popular Bronx night market concludes its season.

• Krasner and Pollock

  Fri time tbd · The Met · Manhattan

  The Metropolitan Museum of Art presents an exhibition on Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock, offering insight into the parallel development of their abstract expressionist work.

• Berliner Philharmoniker

  Fri 7pm · Carnegie Hall · Manhattan

  Carnegie Hall hosts the Berliner Philharmoniker, a performance featuring one of the world's leading orchestral ensembles.

• Bronx Night Market: Last Market of the Season

  Sat 12pm · 161st Street & Grand Concourse

  The Bronx Night Market holds its final event of the season, providing an opportunity to experience diverse local food vendors and community offerings.

• 31st Annual Panamanian Parade

  Sat 10am · Parade begins at Franklin Ave. And Bergen St.

  Brooklyn hosts the 31st Annual Panamanian Parade, a large-scale cultural celebration that begins on Franklin Avenue.

• New York Hispanic Day Parade

  Sun 12pm · Parade takes place along 5th Ave. bet. E 43 St. and E 66 St.

  The New York Hispanic Day Parade will proceed along Fifth Avenue, showcasing a broad spectrum of Hispanic cultures.

• Halloween Paper Crafts and Letterpress Printing

  Sun 12pm · Bowne & Co. · Manhattan

  Bowne & Co. offers a workshop on Halloween-themed paper crafts and letterpress printing, suitable for various ages and skill levels.

• Roy Lichtenstein: Like New

  Sun time tbd · Whitney Museum of American Art · Manhattan

  The Whitney Museum of American Art features "Roy Lichtenstein: Like New," an exhibition exploring the artist's engagement with reproduction and appropriation.