These Are the Best Holiday Events in NYC

Holiday events in NYC

Find the best events happening tomorrow for any age group

From dazzling Christmas lights to friendly Shabbat dinners to local caroling, find holiday events

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Thursday Oct. 31, 2024

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10 am – 8 pm

Halloween Activity Hunt at Brookfield Place

Ages: All
Free
Halloween

Brookfield PlaceTribeca

10:15 – 11:15 am

Shabbat for Tots

Ages: 4 and under
Games
Holiday

Preschool of the Arts GramercyGramercy

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11 am – 5:30 pm

Trick-or-Treating

Ages: All
Art
Halloween

The Whitney Museum of American ArtMeatpacking

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3 – 7 pm

10th Annual Halloween in East Midtown

Ages: 12 and under
Community
Free

919 3rd Avenue at 56th StreetEast Midtown

3 – 7 pm

Halloween at Cricket’s Candy Creations!

Ages: 5 – 8
Free
Halloween

Cricket’s Candy CreationsTribeca

Playgarden Halloween Party

3 – 4:30 pm

Playgarden’s Halloween Costume Party

Ages: All
Free
Halloween

Playgarden Upper East SideUpper East Side

4 – 10 pm

Scarefest

Ages: All
Free
Halloween

The City College of New York, North Academic CenterHarlem

4 – 8 pm

Harlem Shake’s Annual Halloween Costume Party

Ages: All
Halloween
Holiday

Harlem ShakeHarlem

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5 – 11 pm

Jimmy Fallon’s Tonightmares

Ages: 13 and up
Attractions
Halloween

Rockefeller Center Rink LevelManhattan

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6 pm

Harken Sweets Halloween Block Party

Ages: All
Free
Halloween

Harken Sweets Halloween Block PartyWest Village

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