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Tom Sachs Studio · SoHo

Tom Sachs’s 31 Rue Cambon: The Handmade Chanel Boutique, in Review

Event · Sep 11

Tom Sachs turned his Centre Street studio into a handmade copy of Chanel’s Paris flagship, with suits, bags and jewelry built from plywood, cardboard and LEGO. The show closed October 10; the catalogue and zine are still available.

La Garçonne Men · SoHo

A.PRESSE Special Event at La Garçonne Men

Event · Oct 10 – Oct 18Japan

Tokyo label A.PRESSE is showing its FW26 collection at La Garçonne Men on Greenwich Street, including pieces usually kept for its Tokyo flagship. Through October 18.

The Frick Collection · Upper East Side

Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500

Event · Oct 15 – Jan 18

The Frick Collection presents the first exhibition devoted to Siena as a Renaissance bronze center: nearly forty works by Donatello, Vecchietta and Francesco di Giorgio, many rarely seen outside Tuscany. On view through January 18, 2027.

MoMA · Midtown West

It's Alive! A Century of Animation from the Collection

Event · Aug 1 – Jun 30

MoMA's animation show gathers more than 200 drawings, cels and films from 1908 to 2020, centered on more than 35 artists working largely in New York. A related screening series begins October 21.

iara · Lower East Side

iara: Amazon-Inspired Brazilian Cooking on Allen Street

Opening

iara is an open-kitchen Brazilian restaurant on Allen Street in the Lower East Side, chef Vitor Mendes's first solo project The menu draws on Amazonian ingredients, from tucupi to cassava, and is open Tuesday to Saturday evenings.

Caputo Bagels · Park Slope

Caputo Bagels Opens in Park Slope

Opening

Caputo Bagels opened October 5 on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, serving hand-rolled sourdough bagels from a 45-year-old starter, plus cream cheeses, sandwiches, pastries and coffee. The Lard Provolone Bagel is $4.

Good Company · SoHo

Good Company Opens in SoHo

Opening

Good Company, a two-level restaurant and cocktail bar from the team behind Yesterday's, opened October 8 at 343 W. Broadway in SoHo, serving seasonal American comfort food, shareable plates and inventive cocktails.

Sakasama · Midtown West

Sakasama

OpeningJapan

Sakasama, a hand roll and sake bar on West 46th Street, is led by an Atoboy alum. Its 20-seat counter serves temaki with caviar, uni, A5 Wagyu and eel, alongside Japanese sake and cocktails.

HUMM · West Village

HUMM: Daniel Humm's First Namesake Restaurant Opens in the West Village

Opening

Chef Daniel Humm's first namesake restaurant is open in the West Village: a roughly 7,000-square-foot room anchored by a wood-burning oven, serving casual Modern American à la carte, with a martini cart and art throughout.

Bar Lento · Chelsea

Bar Lento Brings a Verona Wine Bar to Chelsea

Opening

Bar Lento, from Verona owners, is their first brick-and-mortar outside Italy The Chelsea wine bar pours small-producer Italian wines, seats guests in a year-round covered garden, and runs a 4 pm happy hour.

Converse Japan (online)

Converse All Star Westernstitch SU HI in Tan

Event · Oct 23Japan

Converse Japan releases the All Star Westernstitch SU HI on October 23: a suede high-top with western-boot stitching and star motifs, built to renewal spec with a removable insole. It costs ¥17,600, about $110, online.

BAPE x adidas Adizero runner

BAPE x adidas Adizero Evo SL, World Cup Collection

EventJapan

Japanese streetwear label BAPE and adidas team up on the Adizero Evo SL runner, part of the SS26 World Cup Collection. The multicolor shoe is priced at $200 and sold on BAPE's US online store.

Dover Street Market New York (in-store and online) · Midtown East

A.PRESSE 2026 STYLE 02, 10th Delivery, at Dover Street Market New York

Event · Oct 17Japan

Japanese label A.PRESSE releases the 10th delivery of its 2026 STYLE 02 on October 17 at Dover Street Market New York and online, with leather, cashmere, tweed and vintage-silk pieces plus an exclusive navy padded jacket.

Nepenthes New York (in-store and online) · Hell's Kitchen

Needles x Tailor Toyo Souvenir Jacket and Needles x Sun Surf Hawaiian Shirt at Nepenthes New York

Event · Oct 4Japan

Nepenthes New York is carrying two new Needles collaborations: a first-ever Tailor Toyo souvenir jacket with embroidered cities and a bold butterfly back, and a flannel Sun Surf Hawaiian shirt in butterfly prints. Both are available in store and online.

nublu NYC · East Village

Nepenthes x Rawlikesushi Special Event at Nublu

Event · Oct 17Japan

Nepenthes New York teams up with rawlikesushi_nyc for a Saturday night at Nublu in the East Village on October 17. Three DJs play, fresh_rollman serves sushi, and doors open at 10 PM.

APPARATUS · Chelsea

ACT V: AFSANEH at APPARATUS New York

Event · Oct 5

APPARATUS has unveiled the New York exhibition of ACT V: AFSANEH at 124 West 30th Street in Chelsea. The series Gol, Esfand and Rahvi are also shown in New York, with a London unveiling to follow.

The Future Perfect New York

Use Me, I'm Fragile at The Future Perfect New York

Event

The Future Perfect's newest New York show is titled Use Me, I'm Fragile. Managing director Laura Young leads a video tour of the exhibition, which plays with the idea of delicate design objects made to be handled and lived with.

White Cube New York

Danh Vo at White Cube New York: Final Days

Event · Sep 10 – Oct 16Japan

Danh Vo, the 2026 Isamu Noguchi Award recipient, closes his White Cube New York show October 16. Bronze, religious relics, ikebana-inspired glass and Vietnamese ceramics salvaged from the seabed meet in one room.

Vilcek Foundation · Upper East Side

Danh Vo: Rebuilding Liberty

Event · Jun 25Japan

Danh Vo, the 2026 Isamu Noguchi Award recipient, is the subject of a long-running presentation at the Vilcek Foundation through June 25, 2027, probing liberty, migration, national identity and the unstable meanings of public symbols.

Kith Tokyo, Kith Osaka, official Kith online store and app, select Giorgio Armani boutiques

Giorgio Armani x Kith 'Dreams of the Dune'

Event · Oct 16Japan

Giorgio Armani and New York label Kith release their third menswear collaboration, Dreams of the Dune, on October 16, spanning outerwear, knitwear and tailoring, plus an ASICS GEL-MAI 0.1 sneaker sold only at Kith.

Courtside at Pier 6 (Fornino)

Trivia Fridays at Courtside at Pier 6

Event · Sep 25

Presented by NYC Trivia League, this free phone-based trivia game starts at 7 p.m. every Friday at Courtside at Pier 6 in DUMBO, with public standings and prizes.

Times Square Space

Live Sex Acts

Event · Sep 18 – Nov 15

A photo and art exhibition at Times Square Space on the area's adult venues from the late 1960s to mid-1980s. Thursday to Saturday noon-6 p.m., 18+.

Museum of the Moving Image

Reframing the Slasher: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

Event · Jul 30

A free exhibition at Astoria's Museum of the Moving Image pairs props from Jane Schoenbrun's slasher with classic horror films. It opened July 30.

Eclipso New York · Midtown West

Space Explorers: The ISS Experience

Event

An immersive VR experience built on real International Space Station missions, running as a strictly limited engagement at Eclipso New York in Midtown.

Calabash · West Village

Calabash

Opening

This 30-seat Afro-Caribbean brasserie and bakery in the West Village bakes fermented breads by day, serves a five-course prix-fixe dinner and hosts a monthly Pay What You Can dinner.

Straker's (former Lucky Strike space)

Straker's

Opening

Wood-fire, ingredient-led restaurant from chef Thomas Straker of west London, his first location outside London, in the former Lucky Strike space in SoHo.

Williamsburg Wharf

Naked Tomato

Opening

Chef Eyal Shani's Mediterranean restaurant brings Tel Aviv energy to a diner-style room at Williamsburg Wharf, with a Real Naked Tomato and tahini-and-schug fish.

PUBLIC Hotel

Buddy & Son

Opening

Chef Jake Epstein and restaurateur Shelley Armistead open this brasserie inside the PUBLIC Hotel, serving New American classics with Cajun touches, a raw bar, mussels and Dover sole. A café sits next door.

Norte

Norte

Opening

From Alberto Martínez, founder of Cuerno New York, Norte is a neighborhood Mexican steakhouse and his second U.S. restaurant. Expect northern Mexican open-fire cooking, trompo tacos and coastal seafood.

Central Park

Central Park Fall Foliage Map

Event · Sep 21

The Central Park Conservancy's interactive foliage tracker follows eight park zones through four stages, from no change to post-peak. Peak is expected around November 1.

Atoboy

Atoboy 10th Anniversary Tribute

Food

Atoboy, the Korean restaurant that opened on East 28th Street in summer 2016, is celebrating its 10th birthday, with tributes from fellow industry figures.

adidas (women's release, $120 USD)

adidas Samba "Camo Cow Print" (KJ7500)

Event

A women's Samba low-top with a desert-camo printed faux-pony hair upper, cream leather Three Stripes and a gum-brown sole. Holiday 2026 release at $120.

Timberland and Jacquemus (retail)

Timberland x Jacquemus Authentic Boat Shoe (Brown Croc, Navy Croc)

Event · Oct 15

A limited collaboration reworking Timberland's Authentic Boat Shoe in crocodile-embossed leather, in brown and navy, priced at $320 and available now.

Louis Vuitton stores worldwide and online

Louis Vuitton SS27 Men's Trunk Collection (Pharrell Williams, Callum Turner campaign)

Event · Oct 14

Pharrell Williams' second SS27 men's Trunk Edition, with cashmere vicuña and indigo denim tailoring, is available now. The campaign film, shot across New York City, stars Callum Turner.

Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren Western Cushion 38mm

Event · Oct 15

A smaller 38mm Western Cushion in engraved, lightly aged sterling silver, offered in black, off-white and natural turquoise dials with a Piaget-made self-winding movement.

Nike stores and nike.com

Nike weekly sneaker releases (Air Max Goadome Low 'Black', Air Jordan 5 'Halloween')

Event · Oct 15

Nike's weekly drops: the Air Max Goadome Low 'Black' in croc-embossed leather arrives October 15, and the glow-in-the-dark Air Jordan 5 'Halloween' follows October 17.

Nike online

Nike Air Superfly LX giraffe-print sneaker

Event

A premium Superfly LX with a giraffe-print pony hair upper, raw-edge collar and cacao base, priced at $125. Also available in leopard, black panther and bone-white colorways.

Puma x Le Père Suede Sneaker (weekly sneaker roundup)

Puma x Le Père Suede Sneaker (weekly sneaker roundup)

Event

A low-profile suede sneaker from New York label Le Père and Puma, in soft chocolate brown with a snow-white tongue. Available now.

Gagosian Gallery

Deana Lawson: Edge Control (Gagosian)

Event

Deana Lawson's show at Gagosian's Manhattan gallery features Edge Control, her series begun in 2023 from beauty-supply surveillance photos of customers. Photography is not allowed.

Kith.com, Kith App and Kith Ivy pro shop

Kith Ivy x Wilson Defy V2 Padel Rackets

Event · Oct 5

Kith Ivy and Wilson's padel racket collaboration comes in three editions: Defy Pro V2 Magma, Defy V2 Nocturnal and Defy LS V2 Clementine. Launched October 5, with a global rollout in December.

Noah (online and in-store)

Noah x Timex Boatswain Watch

Event · Oct 15

Noah's collaboration with Timex, the Boatswain watch, goes on sale online and in-store on October 15 at 11 a.m. Eastern Time.

Dover Street Market New York and DSMNY E-Shop

Stüssy Tears FW26 Collection

Event · Oct 16

The Denim Tears x Stüssy Fall/Winter 2026 collection arrives at Dover Street Market New York and online through the DSMNY E-Shop.

1 Monroe Place townhouse · Brooklyn Heights

2026 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse

Event · Oct 2 – Nov 1

Nineteen design firms have remade a landmarked Greek Revival mansion at 1 Monroe Place across six floors. The biennial Showhouse runs through November 1, Thursday to Sunday, with $50 tickets that benefit the Brooklyn Heights Association.

United Palace · Washington Heights

Ghostbusters in Concert at United Palace

Event · Oct 17

On October 17, United Palace in Washington Heights screens the 1984 film Ghostbusters on a large HD screen while a live orchestra performs Elmer Bernstein's score. Doors open at 6:30pm, the film starts at 8pm, and tickets start at $29.

Slate · Flatiron District

Comedy Spillage 10-Year Anniversary at Slate NYC

Event · Oct 18

Comedy Spillage marks ten years with a stand-up show and DJ after-party at Slate NYC in Chelsea on October 18. Ages 21+, $33.85 general admission, with a two-item minimum per person.

Nepenthes New York · Hell's Kitchen

New Balance x Aminé 992 Made in USA at Nepenthes New York

Event · Oct 9Japan

Aminé's take on the Made in USA New Balance 992 pairs brown pigskin suede with burgundy patent overlays, inspired by Oregon's Outdoor School. It released October 9 at Nepenthes New York and online, limited to one pair per customer.

nublunyc · East Village

Nepenthes New York x Raw Like Sushi Night at Nublu

Event · Oct 17Japan

On Saturday, October 17, Nepenthes New York and Raw Like Sushi take over Nublu in the East Village. Fresh_rollman, kazuya___s and chairmanmao DJ, with sushi from fresh_rollman. Doors open at 10 PM.

Converse Japan website (online)

Converse All Star Pointed Toe Volume Fur Slip OX

Event · Oct 16Japan

Converse Japan releases a laceless slip-on on October 16 through its online shop. It has a pointed toe, a faux-fur upper and glossy leather trim, in black or brown, priced at ¥11,000 (about $70).

Golden Goose Co-Creation tour (New York stop)

Disney x Golden Goose Mickey & Friends Capsule

Event · Oct 13Japan

Golden Goose and Disney's first collaboration launched worldwide October 13, putting space-faring Mickey & Friends on Super-Star sneakers, jackets, tees and caps. A 20-city events run, including New York, lets Disney artists personalize pieces.

APPARATUS, 124 West 30th Street · Chelsea

APPARATUS Presents ACT V: AFSANEH in Chelsea

Event · Oct 5

Design studio APPARATUS shows ACT V: AFSANEH at 124 West 30th Street in Chelsea. The New York exhibition features the Esfand and Gol series, with the Rahvi series also on view here and in London.

The Row online (Galerie page)

The Row Galerie x Desert Vintage

Event · Oct 13Japan

The Row's online Galerie now carries vintage garments in partnership with Orchard Street's Desert Vintage, including a 2000 belted Yohji Yamamoto dress and Fortuny gowns. All ten pieces are priced on request.

Dover Street Market New York · Midtown East

A.PRESSE 2026 Style 2, 10th Delivery at Dover Street Market New York

Event · Oct 17Japan

Japanese label A.PRESSE releases the tenth delivery of its 2026 Style 2 season on October 17 at Dover Street Market New York, in store and online: leather, cashmere, tweed and silk jackets plus trousers.

Kith US stores and Kith.com

Kith x United Arrows & Sons x New Balance 990v3

Event · Oct 2Japan

For its 15th anniversary, Kith reunites with United Arrows & Sons and New Balance on two Made in USA 990v3 styles, one in the United Arrows & Sons colorway and one new palette. Released October 2 in US stores and online.

Nepenthes New York · Hell's Kitchen

Needles x Tailor Toyo / Sun Surf Collection at Nepenthes New York

Event · Oct 4Japan

Needles pairs with Tailor Toyo and Sun Surf for a wool souvenir jacket with a back-piece butterfly and a flannel Hawaiian shirt in butterfly prints. The collection has been on sale since October 4, in store and online at Nepenthes New York.

Nepenthes New York · Hell's Kitchen

SHIDEN FW26 First Delivery at Nepenthes New York

Event · Oct 12Japan

Nepenthes New York received the first delivery of Shiden's Fall Winter 2026 collection on October 12. The pieces are available both in the Manhattan store and online, giving shoppers an early look at the season.

Acne Studios (online and select boutiques, including New York) · SoHo

Acne Studios x Hussein Chalayan Capsule

Event

Acne Studios marks its 30th year with a 12-piece capsule reworking Hussein Chalayan's early-2000s designs in denim, jersey and leather, plus a 1,000-copy book. Available online and at select boutiques, including New York.

Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza

Through Her Lens

Event · Dec 3

An outdoor photo exhibition at Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza in Midtown features five African women photographers on neglected tropical diseases, made with the END Fund and African Women in Photography. It runs through December 3.

QED Astoria

Laugh It Up Quarterly Comedy Series (Creative Professionals Edition)

Event · Oct 15

A networking night with live comedy for creative professionals at QED Astoria on October 15. General admission is $25, or $40 for a two-ticket package.

Sky Farm LIC · Long Island City

DIY Herbal Treats Workshop

Event · Oct 16

A three-hour hands-on workshop on a Long Island City rooftop farm, making herbal gummies, tea sachets and lozenges from 6 to 9pm. Tickets are $2.50.

Summit 68 · Columbia Street Waterfront District

Comedy Social's Brooklyn Summit

Event · Oct 18

An afternoon comedy show at Summit 68 in Brooklyn on October 18 includes drinks and food. Doors open at 11am, the show starts at noon, and tickets are $60.

BloodManor · Tribeca

BloodManor

Event · Oct 2 – Nov 7

A 10,000-square-foot haunted house in Downtown Manhattan, with special effects and trained actors. Runs about 30 minutes, recommended for ages 14 and up, with tickets from $50.

Sofy Gallery

The Weight of Normal Things

Event · Oct 1 – Oct 24

A group show at Sofy Gallery in Chelsea with painters Susan P. Martin and Patrick Earl Barnes and photographer Mara Clemente, curated by Luca Cantore D'Amore. Free through October 24.

ARTXNYC · Chelsea

The Infinite Table: Oaxaca, Tierra y Tiempo

Event · Oct 2 – Oct 25

At ARTXNYC in the Meatpacking District, an immersive multi-course meal wraps diners in 360-degree projection, sound and scent themed to Oaxaca, Mexico. Choose a three-course lunch or five-course dinner, standard or vegan.

Schoelkopf Gallery

Thomas Hart Benton: A Picture of America in Its Entirety

Event · Oct 16

Schoelkopf Gallery presents the first solo show of Thomas Hart Benton in New York in over a decade, spanning five decades with major paintings and mural studies. Free, through October 16.

New York Botanical Garden

Día de los Muertos at NYBG

Event · Oct 3 – Nov 2

The New York Botanical Garden's month-long Día de los Muertos festival features marigold displays, calaveras, alebrijes, folk music and papel picado workshops. A parade steps off November 1 at 2pm.

The Plaza Hotel, Palm Court

High Society Tea with The Gilded Age

Event · Nov 10

The Plaza Hotel's Palm Court serves an afternoon tea with sandwiches and cheesecake named after characters from The Gilded Age, plus a Cointreau cocktail called The Salon, at $150 per person through November 10.

Lévy Gorvy Dayan · Upper East Side

Pierre Soulages: Paintings on Paper

Event

Lévy Gorvy Dayan on the Upper East Side presents more than 20 paintings on paper by Pierre Soulages, including works from his estate never before shown publicly. Organized with the artist's widow.

ARTECHOUSE NYC · Chelsea

Twilight Zone: Hidden Wonders of the Ocean

Event · Sep 19

ARTECHOUSE NYC in Chelsea presents an immersive exhibition made with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, using real deep-sea footage, sound and interactive displays of the ocean's twilight zone.

Powerhouse Arts

Masterpieces: A Virtual Experience of the Museo del Prado

Event · Oct 1 – Dec 20

Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn hosts the US premiere of a VR experience set inside five Prado paintings, narrated by a fictional museum guard. General admission is $30, with discounts for kids, students and seniors.

Time Out Market New York, Union Square

Bourbon & Brass: Live Jazz at Time Out Market New York Union Square

Event

Time Out Market New York in Union Square hosts a weekly Wednesday jazz night from 7 to 10pm, with a rotating monthly lineup. Bulleit Old Fashioned specials are offered at the market bar.

Sprout Society; 150 W. 28th St. Suite 303 · Arrochar

The Sing Easy

Event

Sprout Society's 80-minute guided group voice session uses breathwork and easy original songs, with no singing experience needed. It runs through December.

Xanadu

Xanadu Day Disco

Event

Xanadu in Bushwick hosts all-ages Saturday roller skating from noon to 6pm on a 7,000-square-foot maple floor, with disco, house and pop. Rentals are on site.

Brooklyn Public Library Central Library

Unbound (Christopher Myers)

Event · Jul 14 – Dec 27

Christopher Myers' free installation spans the Brooklyn Public Library's Central Library, with 40-foot tapestries and stained-glass sculptures of kids biking through NYC at night. Open through December 27.

Forest Hills Stadium

Forest Hills Stadium 2026 Concert Series

Event · Oct 20

The outdoor concert season at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens runs through October 20. Performers include Zac Brown Band, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, David Byrne and Hayley Williams.

Broadway plazas, Midtown

MTA Broadway Rhythm Free Outdoor Performances

Event · Jun 9 – Oct 22

Free lunchtime performances by subway musicians take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 2pm in Garment District plazas, through October 22.

Centre 360, David N. Dinkins Municipal Building · City Island

Centre 360 Rooftop Tours at the Manhattan Municipal Building

Event · Jun 11

Free panoramic tours of the restored cupola, more than 500 feet up, welcome groups of five and up to 200 visitors weekly. Reserve through the city's website.

New York Botanical Garden

Flower Power at NYBG

Event · May 23 – Oct 18

The New York Botanical Garden's garden-wide flower takeover draws on 1960s style, with psychedelic installations, live music and after-hours light shows. It runs through October 18.

Brooklyn Museum

Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses

Event · Dec 6

The Brooklyn Museum hosts the North American debut of Dutch designer Iris van Herpen's retrospective, with more than 140 couture pieces alongside fossils, scientific specimens, sound and video works.

Whitney Museum of American Art

Roy Lichtenstein Retrospective

Event

The Whitney Museum of American Art in the Meatpacking District is showing a major retrospective of Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, now on view.

Awake NY stores and awakenyclothing.com

Awake NY FW26 Drop 1

Event · Oct 3

Awake NY's first FW26 drop arrived October 3, in-store and online. The drop also includes an LES Performance Track Suit, released online.

Nitehawk Cinema · Williamsburg

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2026

Event · Oct 15 – Oct 22

The 11th Brooklyn Horror Film Festival runs October 15–22 at Nitehawk Cinema's Williamsburg and Prospect Park locations. The 2026 lineup is out, and festival badges are on sale online.

Various Manhattan and Brooklyn locations and online

Newfest 2026: The 38th New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival

Event · Oct 15 – Oct 25

Newfest, New York's largest LGBTQ+ film festival, runs October 15–25 at venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn and online. Centerpieces include Jordan Firstman's Club Kid, and Ira Sachs's The Man I Love closes the festival.

Cinema Village · Greenwich Village

New York Shorts International Film Festival

Event · Oct 9 – Oct 15

The 15th New York Shorts International Film Festival runs through October 15 at Cinema Village in Greenwich Village, with fiction, documentary and animated shorts from around the world. Admission is $19.99.

Anthology Film Archives · East Village

Women in Animation at Anthology Film Archives

Event · Oct 11 – Oct 15

Anthology Film Archives in the East Village runs a series on women animators through October 15. Two programs remain: October 14 and 15 at 7 PM, with a reception and vegan treats after the final screening.

Village East by Angelika · East Village

Hitchcocktober at Angelika

Event · Oct 7 – Oct 31

Village East by Angelika screens Hitchcock classics on October Wednesdays and on the 31st, including Strangers on a Train, Rear Window, Vertigo and Psycho. Admission is $19.

CASETiFY

Kojima Productions x CASETiFY Limited-Edition Collection

Event · Oct 15Japan

Kojima Productions and CASETiFY mark their 10th and 15th anniversaries with a collection launching Oct 15: Yoji Shinkawa-designed cases, Death Stranding-inspired accessories, plush keychains and blind-packed collectible cards.

Luhring Augustine · Chelsea

settle for a good fantasy

Event · Sep 11 – Oct 24

Luhring Augustine's Chelsea gallery presents four photographers—Janice Guy, Joe Mama-Nitzberg, Shaun Pierson and David Seidner—who build portraits from fragments rather than ideals. On view through October 24.

Nike

Air Jordan 12 "Fireside" Arrives in Light Orewood Brown and Cacao Wow

Event · Oct 24

The Air Jordan 12 returns in a rustic "Fireside" colorway of cream leather and dark brown overlays. It goes on sale October 24 at 2:00 PM for $215, with sizes for big kids, little kids and toddlers.

Pioneer Works · Red Hook

There's no me without you

Event · Sep 12 – Dec 20

At Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Finnegan Shannon turns a 12-foot conveyor belt into a parade of touchable, audible artworks for seated visitors. Three disability-art presentations rotate through the room until December 20.

Poster House · Chelsea

Designed to Be Red: Native American & Indigenous Poster Works

Event · Sep 25 – Feb 21

Poster House presents posters by Native American and Indigenous designers spanning nearly two centuries and more than 60 tribes and nations, curated by Brian Johnson of the Monacan Indian Nation. On view through February 21, 2027.

Titán · DUMBO

Titán

Opening

Titán brings Northern Mexican cooking to Dumbo, with chef Alan Delgado in the kitchen and Ivy Mix behind the bar. Expect seasonal micheladas, mezcal, tequila and sotol, plus a terracotta dining room and a backyard.

Bark Barbecue · Williamsburg

Bark Barbecue Opens Its Bushwick Restaurant

Opening

Bark Barbecue, the Dominican-style barbecue project that began as a pop-up and a food hall stall, now has an roughly 8,000-square-foot home in Bushwick, serving tender brisket, maduros and fried pork belly daily.

Or'esh · SoHo

Or'esh Brings Live-Fire Mediterranean Cooking to SoHo

Opening

Or'esh, a new SoHo Mediterranean restaurant from Michelin-starred chef Nadav Greenberg, cooks seafood, wagyu and seasonal vegetables over coal and wood fire. Dinner is served Monday through Saturday, by reservation.

Confidant · Brooklyn Heights

Confidant Opens in Brooklyn Heights

Opening

Confidant has moved from Industry City to Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn Heights. The contemporary American menu leans on dry-aged fish and meat, a prawn pot pie and new pastas. Dinner is served Wednesday through Sunday.

Pizza Studio Tamaki · East Village

Pizza Studio Tamaki Opens in the East Village

OpeningJapan

Chef Tsubasa Tamaki's Tokyo-Neapolitan pizza arrives in the East Village, his first US location, with Japanese flour, a 30-hour ferment and a Moody Tongue drinks list. Open Tuesday through Sunday evenings.

Bar Susanne · Williamsburg

Bar Susanne

Opening

A Williamsburg waterfront raw bar from chef Jackie Carnesi, built around New York-harvested shellfish, passionfruit ceviche and low-ABV spritzers, with mango sorbet served in an oyster shell to finish.

Balera · Williamsburg

Balera: Coastal Italian, Thin Pizzas and a Disco Ball in Williamsburg

Opening

Balera on Graham Avenue in Williamsburg is a coastal-style Italian restaurant from five hospitality partners. Expect thin, crisp pizzas, pasta, vinyl records and a disco ball, with late hours on Friday and Saturday.

Various indoor and outdoor venues

HONK NYC! Festival 2026: The 20th Annual Street Band Blowout

Event · Oct 15 – Oct 18

HONK NYC! turns 20 from October 15 to 18, with street brass and percussion bands playing across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. Most events are free, from a brewery opening night to a brass brunch and an open-streets afternoon.

International Center of Photography · Lower East Side

ICP Opens "I'm So Happy You Are Here": Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now

Event · Oct 15 – Jan 11Japan

The International Center of Photography on the Lower East Side opens a survey of Japanese women photographers, from the 1950s to today, on October 15. It runs through January 11, 2027, with $5 Thursday evenings.

American Folk Art Museum · Upper West Side

Locating Girlhood: Place and Identity in Early American "Schoolgirl" Art

Event · Oct 9 – Feb 28

The American Folk Art Museum, near Lincoln Center, presents needlework and ornamental art made by American girls in the 18th and 19th centuries. The show runs through February 28, 2027, with free admission.

Museum of the Moving Image · Astoria

Seeing the Cinema: Photographic Visions of Movie Theaters

Event · Oct 10 – Mar 21

Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria opens a photography show on movie theaters, pairing Thomas Schiff's facades, Hiroshi Sugimoto's auditoriums, John Margolies's drive-ins and Joseph Holmes's projectionists. On view in the Amphitheater Gallery through March 21, 2027.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

Roy Lichtenstein: Like New at the Whitney

Event · Oct 11 – May 10

The Whitney presents the first New York Lichtenstein retrospective since 1993: six decades of paintings, sculpture, prints and film, plus four re-created murals, on Floor 5 through May 10, 2027.

Regal Union Square · East Village

Urbanworld Film Festival 2026: The 30th Edition Opens at Union Square

Event · Oct 14 – Oct 18

Urbanworld, the festival devoted to multicultural voices in cinema, reaches its 30th edition October 14–18 at Regal Union Square, with screenings, filmmaker networking, parties and an Innovation Summit. Passes are on sale through the festival's website.

Brooklyn Navy Yard · New York Navy Yard

Brooklyn Navy Yard Annual Open House

Event · Oct 17

On Oct 17, the Brooklyn Navy Yard opens its 300-acre campus for free: artist studios, makers' workshops, timed tours and local food. Part of Open House New York Weekend; registration and photo ID required.

Supreme (multiple NYC locations) · Nolita

Supreme x Martine Rose Fall 2026 Collection

Event · Oct 15

Supreme releases its Fall 2026 collaboration with Martine Rose on October 15, with patchwork leather, shearling, track pieces, a JBL speaker and an exclusive Nike Dunk Low. Asia follows on October 17.

La Garçonne Men · SoHo

A.PRESSE Special Event at La Garçonne Men

Event · Oct 10 – Oct 18Japan

Japanese label A.PRESSE takes over La Garçonne Men in Tribeca from October 10 to 18, bringing its collection and exclusive items to New York. Open Tuesday through Sunday; closed Mondays.

Plaza Hotel - Palm Court · Midtown West

High Society Tea with The Gilded Age at The Palm Court

Event · Oct 12 – Nov 10

The Plaza's Palm Court serves a limited-run afternoon tea inspired by HBO's The Gilded Age through November 10, with savories, scones and pastries nodding to the show's characters. $150 per person; reserve on OpenTable.

Time Out Market New York, Union Square · East Village

Bourbon & Brass: Live Jazz at Time Out Market Union Square

Event · Oct 14

Crocs

Crocs x Chainsaw Man Classic Clog

Event · Oct 27Japan

Crocs adds a Chainsaw Man Classic Clog with blade-like upper details and two elevated Jibbitz charms of Chainsaw Man and Pochita. It's $69.99 on crocs.com, estimated to be available October 27.

Apparatus Studio

Apparatus Act V: Afsaneh Collection

Event · Oct 12

New York's Apparatus Studio unveils Act V: Afsaneh, its first collection in five years. Four series of lighting, furniture and objects arrive alongside an incense, and every piece can be browsed on the studio's website.

Dimes · Chinatown

Dimes Adds "The Island," a Rum and Habanero Cocktail

Food

Dimes has added a new cocktail, The Island, made with rum, Cocchi, lime, pineapple and habanero. The restaurant describes it as not too sweet, just sweet enough, with a tropical streak and a little heat.

A.PRESSE (available at multiple retailers including Dover Street Market New York) · Midtown East

A.PRESSE 2026 STYLE2: 10th Delivery Arrives October 17

Event · Oct 17Japan

Japanese label A.PRESSE releases the 10th delivery of its 2026 STYLE2 collection on Saturday, October 17: ten pieces across outerwear, shirting and trousers, plus a navy padded jacket exclusive to Space.

Dover Street Market New York · Midtown East

Comme des Garçons FW26 Third Delivery at Dover Street Market New York

Event · Oct 8Japan

The third FW26 delivery from Comme des Garçons landed at Dover Street Market New York on October 8. The pieces are sold in store only, making a visit to Lexington Avenue the way to see and buy them.

Nepenthes New York (in-store and online) · Hell's Kitchen

Nepenthes New York Receives First SHIDEN FW26 Delivery

Event · Oct 12Japan

Nepenthes New York has received the first delivery of Shiden's Fall/Winter 2026 collection. The pieces are available at the Midtown shop and online, with more Japan-related brands arriving through the month.

nublunyc · East Village

Nepenthes New York Special Event at Nublu

Event · Oct 17Japan

Nepenthes New York and rawlikesushi_nyc host a one-night party at Nublu in the East Village on Saturday, October 17. Three DJs play, sushi comes from fresh_rollman, and doors open at 10pm.

Kith (all Kith stores; online at Kith.com and Kith App) · NoHo

Kith x Giorgio Armani: Dreams of the Dune

Event · Oct 16

Kith's third collection with Giorgio Armani, Dreams of the Dune, lands October 16 at all Kith stores and online at 11 AM ET. It was staged on a runway in Morocco's Agafay Desert.

Aimé Leon Dore (in-store and online) · Nolita

Aimé Leon Dore Fall/Winter '26 Delivery 2

Event · Oct 9

Aimé Leon Dore released Delivery 2 of its Fall/Winter '26 collection on October 9. The drop is available now at the Nolita flagship on Mulberry Street and on the brand's online store.

Noah (in-store and online)

Noah's October Arrivals Include the Lightweight Flannel Shirt

Event · Oct 11

Noah has released its October new arrivals in store and online, led by The Lightweight Flannel Shirt, a seasonal layer that follows the brand's third Autumn/Winter '26 drop earlier in the month.

Awake NY (in-store and online)

Awake NY Fall/Winter 26 Drop 1

Event · Oct 3

Awake NY released the first drop of its Fall/Winter 2026 collection on October 3, in store and online at awakenyclothing.com. The lineup includes the LES Performance Track Suit alongside other pieces from the season.

The Future Perfect New York · NoHo

Use Me, I'm Fragile at The Future Perfect

Event

The Future Perfect presents Use Me, I'm Fragile, its newest New York exhibition of design objects. The gallery's managing director, Laura Young, leads a walkthrough video that takes the title's invitation quite literally.

L'industrie Pizzeria · Little Italy

L'industrie Pizzeria - Little Italy

Opening

L'industrie's third slice shop opens in Little Italy with the same fermented-dough pizza menu, plus weekly sandwich drops, a burrata pie and a gelato machine. Open daily from noon to 10pm.

Foxtail (Living Room at Arlo SoHo) · SoHo

Freaky Movie Fridays at Foxtail

Event · Oct 2 – Oct 30

Foxtail in SoHo runs a Friday horror movie series through October, with film-themed discounted menu specials and a $19 spooky deal. Titles include The Lost Boys, Donnie Darko and The Shining.

Fireboat

Fireboat: A Floating Bar on a Retired FDNY Fireboat at Brooklyn Bridge Park

Opening

A decommissioned 1961 FDNY fireboat now serves as a floating bar at Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 6, with tropical bites, drinks and wide views of New York Harbor. It comes from the team behind Grand Banks.

Regal Battery Park and online · Battery Park City

Chelsea Film Festival 2026

Event · Oct 14 – Oct 18

The 14th Chelsea Film Festival runs October 14–18 at Regal Battery Park and online, with narrative features, documentaries, shorts, episodics and industry events. Check the official schedule for showtimes and passes.

Village East by Angelika · East Village

Architecture & Design Film Festival New York 2026 (ADFF:NY)

Event · Oct 9 – Oct 17

The 14th Architecture & Design Film Festival is on at Village East by Angelika in the East Village through October 17. Tickets are $17, or $13 for students. Films and showtimes are listed on the festival's ticketing site.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum · Upper East Side

Frederic Church in Jamaica

Event · Oct 30 – Feb 15

Cooper Hewitt shows more than 60 oil studies and graphite sketches Frederic Church made in Jamaica in 1865, part of the artist's bicentennial celebrations. On view October 30, 2026 to February 15, 2027 on the Upper East Side.

Hyperallergic

A Hyperallergic Halloween

Event · Oct 28

Art outlet Hyperallergic hosts a members-only Halloween party in Brooklyn on October 28, with an art-themed costume contest, spooky cocktails and devilish treats. Details here come from a media report, not a confirmed official page.

Odo East Village · East Village

Odo East Village: Chef Hiroki Odo's 14-Seat Kaiseki Izakaya

OpeningJapan

Chef Hiroki Odo, of Michelin-starred Odo in Flatiron, has opened a 14-seat kaiseki-style izakaya in the East Village. Time Out reports prices under $20, with bluefin tuna and binchotan-grilled A5 Wagyu on the menu.

Kelang · Greenpoint

Kelang: Malaysian Cooking Comes to Greenpoint

Opening

Kelang, a Malaysian restaurant on Manhattan Ave in Greenpoint, opened in December 2025 from Chris Low of Hainan Chicken House. Reported dishes include poached chicken, paratha with stracciatella, oxtail rendang and a durian crème brûlée.

Somssi · Greenwich Village

Somssi: A Korean-Influenced Neo-Bistro on MacDougal Street

Opening

A Korean-influenced neo-bistro in Greenwich Village from Ahris Kim, formerly of Atomix and Atoboy. Expect pickled mustard greens linguine, ox tongue with tare, and cumin-crusted mutton chops, plus $9–10 mini cocktails.

ARTXNYC · Chelsea

The Infinite Table: Immersive Oaxaca Dinner at ARTXNYC

Event · Oct 2 – Oct 25

The Infinite Table pairs a multi-course meal with 360-degree projection, sound and scent. The current Oaxaca-themed edition runs at ARTXNYC in the Meatpacking District through October 25, Fridays to Sundays, per Time Out. Check booking details first.

Park Avenue Armory · Upper East Side

Raven Chacon Sounds the History of the Land

Event

Pulitzer Prize-winning Diné artist Raven Chacon performs hour-long improvised sessions at Park Avenue Armory, using mixers, synthesizers, pedals, whistles and a turkey call. Details come from a media report; dates and tickets are unconfirmed.

Pleasure Dome: Continuum

Pleasure Dome: Continuum — Amygdala's Queer Drag Performance

Event

Amygdala's Pleasure Dome: Continuum brings Brooklyn drag to Manhattan, mixing therapeutic sound, vaudeville tributes and queer politics. Date, venue and tickets are unconfirmed; details come from a Hyperallergic report.

International Center of Photography · Lower East Side

The GFX Challenge Grant: Five Years, Five Projects

Closing soon · Oct 15 – Oct 19Japan

Fujifilm's GFX Challenge Grant has backed long-term photography projects for five years, and ICP now shows one from each edition. The selection covers Argentina's abandoned railway towns, the reindeer herd of Arctic Canada, a family history traced between Japan, Taiwan and Hunan, Latvia's fortified eastern border, and Moroccan Amazigh weavers. A short, free run on ICP's ground floor from October 15 to 19, part of FUJIKINA NYC 2026.

Lehmann Maupin · Chelsea

Calida Rawles: Parallax

On view · Oct 15 – Nov 14

Calida Rawles presents new paintings built around three works drawn from photographs of her youngest daughter in a pool, taken within seconds of each other as the artist moved through the water. Each shift in angle and distance produces a distinct composition. Known for pairing hyperrealism with abstraction, Rawles uses water to explore perception, memory and belonging. The show runs October 15 to November 14 at Lehmann Maupin in Chelsea.

International Center of Photography · Lower East Side

I'm So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now

On view · Oct 15 – Jan 11Japan

This survey brings together twenty-eight Japanese women photographers across generations, from the 1950s to the present. Photographs, installations, photobooks and printed matter look at daily life in Japan and at the roles women have held and reshaped, offering a wider view of the country's photographic history. Organized with Aperture, it began in Arles in 2024 and makes its first US stop at ICP.

International Center of Photography · Lower East Side

Laia Abril: On Rape and Institutional Failure

On view · Oct 15 – Jan 11

Laia Abril's exhibition draws on the second chapter of her ongoing project A History of Misogyny. Combining photographs, collected testimonies, archival material, objects, and sound and video installations, it looks at how prejudice and institutional neglect have shielded perpetrators and silenced survivors. Rather than blaming victims, it asks where social accountability lies, and what has changed since the #MeToo moment. Curated by Sara Ickow; the exhibition opens October 15.

The Frick Collection · Upper East Side

Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500

On view · Oct 15 – Jan 18

This is the first exhibition to treat Siena as a major center of Renaissance bronze sculpture. Nearly forty works, including statues, reliefs, candelabra and medals, are on view, some never before shown outside Tuscany. Pieces by Donatello, Vecchietta and Francesco di Giorgio illustrate both the beauty of the medium and the technical and political obstacles Sienese bronzeworkers faced. Giulio Dalvit, the Frick's associate curator, organized the show.

Partners Coffee

Partners Coffee Santa Elisa Gesha (Exceptional Coffee Series)

Drop · Oct 14

Partners Coffee introduces Santa Elisa Gesha, the second release in its limited Exceptional Coffee series. A light-roast, washed Guatemalan gesha with citrus, tea and white-flower notes, it is available to order online, with packaging illustrated by Moonsub Shin.

Kith

Giorgio Armani & Kith Ivy Fall 2026: Dreams of the Dune Runway Show

Drop · Oct 12

Kith presents its collaboration with Giorgio Armani through a runway show titled Dreams of the Dune. A related collection, Giorgio Armani & Kith Ivy Fall 2026, is listed on Kith's website under its Ivy line.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

Roy Lichtenstein: Like New

On view · Oct 11 – May 10

A retrospective of Roy Lichtenstein, the first in New York since 1993. It gathers well-known Pop paintings drawn from comics and newspapers, lesser-seen works, and four re-created murals, across painting, drawing, sculpture, film, and prints spanning six decades. The curators frame his hand-painted imitations of printing as a precursor to today's endlessly copied and altered images. On view on the fifth floor.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

Roy Lichtenstein: 1997

On view · Oct 11 – Jun 1

This 3rd-floor show looks at what Roy Lichtenstein was working on in 1997, the year he died at 73. Drawing largely on the Whitney's collection, it gathers material related to two mural commissions, large sculptures and a new print series, some of them left unfinished. It highlights his widening palette, outline-free images and interest in early digital technology. It runs alongside the larger Lichtenstein: Like New on the 5th floor.

Aimé Leon Dore · Nolita

Aimé Leon Dore Fall / Winter '26 Delivery 2

Drop · Oct 8

Aimé Leon Dore has published the second delivery of its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, dated October 8. The drop draws on military and workwear ideas filtered through a New York perspective. Pieces named in the announcement include a wool NY Highlanders tote, a Team Aimé hockey jersey, a field boot and a patchwork knit chore jacket. It is available online.

Partners Coffee

Partners Coffee Honduras - San Francisco (2026)

Drop · Oct 7

Brooklyn roaster Partners Coffee has put out a new Honduran lot from Finca San Francisco in Marcala, grown by Roger Domínguez. It is a light-roast, natural-process Red Bourbon grown at 1,350 meters, with notes of strawberry, raspberry and dark chocolate. The coffee is sold online through the brand's shop.

Nepenthes New York · Hell's Kitchen

"Sasu" Exhibition by Jun Sugimae / JunAle at Nepenthes New York

Drop · Oct 5Japan

Nepenthes New York announced "Sasu," an exhibition by Sashiko artist Jun Sugimae of the studio JunAle. His work applies traditional Japanese stitching to sneakers and technical wear, with natural dyes such as indigo and persimmon tannin. The post gives no dates or specific venue details, so check the store before visiting.

Kith

Kith Ivy Fall 2026

Drop · Oct 3

Kith has put out its Fall 2026 edition of Kith Ivy, its preppy-leaning line. The online collection hub groups a Giorgio Armani and Kith Ivy capsule, a Wilson partnership spanning men's and women's apparel, footwear and accessories, and the main Ivy apparel range. Store availability and exact pricing aren't specified in the post.

Kith

Ronnie's Pronto Truck

Drop · Sep 30

Kith has added a truck-based offering to its Ronnie's Pronto food concept, and the brand's site now links to a dedicated Ronnie's Pronto Truck page. The excerpt we could read didn't include locations, dates or menu details, so check Kith's official page before heading out.

Kith

Kith, United Arrows & Sons & New Balance 2026

Drop · Sep 30

Kith has published a 2026 three-way collaboration with Tokyo-based retailer United Arrows & Sons and New Balance. The post is dated September 30 and comes with editorial imagery, but the available page content does not list specific products, prices or in-store availability, so details should be checked on Kith's site.

New Museum · Lower East Side

Arthur Jafa: I Am Tony

On view · Sep 25 – Jan 4

Arthur Jafa: I Am Tony runs at the New Museum, 235 Bowery, from September 25, 2026 through January 4, 2027. Jafa is an American artist and filmmaker whose work, drawing on his background in cinematography, explores Black life and culture in the United States. I could not load the official page, so details of the works on view are not confirmed here. Check the museum's page for specifics.

New Museum · Lower East Side

Hyundai Translocal Series: Ho Tzu Nyen

On view · Sep 25 – Jan 25

The New Museum presents Ho Tzu Nyen, the Singapore-based artist, in a show that belongs to its Hyundai Translocal Series. It runs at 235 Bowery from September 25, 2026, through January 25, 2027. Known for video and installation work that revisits history and Southeast Asian narratives, the artist offers visitors a chance to see this practice up close in New York. Details of the works should be confirmed with the museum.

New Museum · Lower East Side

Diego Marcon: Arrivederci, Piggies!

On view · Sep 25 – Jan 31

Diego Marcon's exhibition "Arrivederci, Piggies!" is on view at the New Museum, 235 Bowery, from September 25, 2026 through January 31, 2027. Marcon is an artist known for moving-image work, and the show offers a chance to see his practice in New York. Details of the works on view were not confirmed from the official page, so check the museum's site for hours and specifics before visiting.

New Museum · Lower East Side

The Bowery: Devil's Mile

On view · Sep 25 – Jan 31

An exhibition at the New Museum focused on the Bowery, the Manhattan street where the museum stands. Its title, "Devil's Mile," refers to a nickname associated with the avenue. It runs from September 25, 2026 to January 31, 2027. We could not check the official page for artists or details, so confirm the lineup and hours with the museum before visiting.

New Museum · Lower East Side

Screens Series: Umi Ishihara

On view · Sep 24 – Jan 31Japan

The New Museum presents a new installment of its Screens Series featuring Umi Ishihara, an artist from Japan who works with moving images. The presentation runs from September 24, 2026, to January 31, 2027, at the museum's home at 235 Bowery. The long run makes it easy to fit in, and it offers a chance to see her work in New York. Note: details are from listing data only.

MoMA PS1 · Long Island City

En el lugar de los hechos (At the Scene)

On view · Sep 24 – Feb 8

Mexican artist Teresa Margolles, trained in forensic pathology and photography, gets her first large-scale US museum exhibition, shown with a companion presentation at MoMA. Room-sized installations and a new commission address violence along the US-Mexico border, disappearance and loss. The centerpiece, La promesa, is a barrier built from 14 tons of rubble taken from an abandoned house in Ciudad Juárez; it is activated daily at 3 p.m.

Partners Coffee

Partners Coffee Lands at Anthropologie, Balducci's, Kings and More

Drop · Sep 21

Brooklyn-born Partners Coffee has added several new retail partners, including Anthropologie, The Fresh Market, Pavilions, Kings Food Markets, Balducci's and DeCicco & Sons. The roaster says its beans are now stocked at more than 680 shops across the US. Shoppers can find a nearby stockist through the locator on its website.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

Coumba Samba: Stars and Stripes

On view · Sep 19 – Jan 18

Coumba Samba (b. 2000) presents sculptures modeled on depleted uranium shells, painted in the flag colors of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Namibia, Niger, and the United States. Using the geometry of modernist abstraction, the installation links uranium extraction to military power and to colonial-era patterns of resource ownership. It sits on Floor 1 of the Whitney and runs through January 18, 2027.

David Zwirner · Tribeca

Emma McIntyre: This body holds / swamp stuff

Closing soon · Sep 18 – Oct 24

New Zealand–born, Los Angeles–based Emma McIntyre presents new paintings and works on paper at David Zwirner's Tribeca space, her third solo show with the gallery. She pours, presses and layers oil alongside oxidized iron and copper, letting the chemistry keep changing the surface. Bubble-wrap textures, body imprints and nods to Giotto, Polke and Twombly appear throughout. The show closes October 24.

Andrew Kreps Gallery · Chinatown

Works 1970 - 1972

On view · Sep 18 – Oct 31

Andrew Kreps Gallery presents a solo exhibition of Kenneth Victor Young at 394 Broadway, devoted to work made between 1970 and 1972. Concentrating on this brief three-year window, the show offers a focused look at the artist's early output. It runs through October 31, 2026, and should appeal to anyone curious about art-making in the early 1970s.

Andrew Kreps Gallery · Chinatown

Democracy Needs Our Courage

On view · Sep 18 – Oct 31

Andrea Bowers presents "Democracy Needs Our Courage" at Andrew Kreps Gallery's Cortlandt Alley space, on view through October 31, 2026. The title points to the artist's long-running attention to civic engagement and activism. The gallery's website offers installation photographs by Elisabeth Bernstein, which give a preview before a visit. A timely stop for anyone following politically engaged art in Lower Manhattan.

Jack Shainman Gallery · Chelsea

Gordon Parks: Voices in the Mirror

On view · Sep 18 – Nov 6

This exhibition revisits Gordon Parks's photographs through the words of the people he photographed, their families and his collaborators. Marking the 20th anniversary of The Gordon Parks Foundation, it includes first-time reflections from the families of Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X, alongside Kathleen Cleaver, Cora Taylor and Ava DuVernay. Personal memories add detail to well-known images of segregation and civil rights. It is on view at 46 Lafayette Street through November 6.

Lévy Gorvy Dayan · Upper East Side

Inma Barrero: MOTHERS

Closing soon · Sep 17 – Oct 17

Inma Barrero's first show at Lévy Gorvy Dayan presents eight large sculptures, all shown for the first time. Each is built from hundreds of handmade ceramic beads strung on metal wire and evokes a maternal figure drawn from prehistoric, ancient and modern cultures. The beads draw on rosaries, worry beads and Buddhist prayer beads, and the clay includes soils from Japan, Mexico and Spain. It closes October 17.

Friedman Benda · Chelsea

Wendell Castle: Living

Closing soon · Sep 17 – Oct 17

This exhibition reconstructs the home of sculptor and furniture maker Wendell Castle and ceramist Nancy Jurs, using a 1973 House Beautiful feature on their Scottsville, New York, house as its starting point. Curated by their daughter Alison Castle, it includes family-lent works not shown publicly since, arranged to suggest kitchen, bedroom, living and dining spaces, so the furniture can be seen as it was meant to be used.

Petzel · Chelsea

Octopus

Closing soon · Sep 17 – Oct 24

Ross Bleckner, born in Brooklyn in 1949, shows new oil paintings at Petzel in Chelsea, his fourth solo show with the gallery. He builds each canvas from a long-accumulated archive of found and personal photographs, letting one painting suggest the next. Works such as Medicine Cabinet, Where Is My Body and The Dancers hover between anatomy, molecular structure and moving figures, never settling on a single image. On view through October 24.

Petzel · Chelsea

Transit of Venus

Closing soon · Sep 17 – Oct 24

Emily Mae Smith's second solo show at Petzel presents new oil paintings in which her recurring motifs, including the animated broomstick, grapes and eyeballs, shift into part-human, part-animal, part-plant forms. Drawing on Millet's rural imagery and on the long tradition of the painted female nude, the works consider looking, labor and power. The surfaces are built from thin, layered glazes. On view through October 24.

Lévy Gorvy Dayan · Upper East Side

Wangari Mathenge: Re-membering

Closing soon · Sep 17 – Oct 24

Wangari Mathenge's first solo show at Lévy Gorvy Dayan centers on her ongoing Re-membering series, which grew from her study of Kenyan colonial literature and objects made between 1900 and 1963. Viewers will see five newly debuted paintings of solitary figures seen from above, surrounded by books and textiles, plus her first publicly shown sculpture. The ground-floor presentation runs through October 24.

Lévy Gorvy Dayan · Upper East Side

Pierre Soulages: Paintings on Paper

Closing soon · Sep 17 – Oct 24

This exhibition gathers more than twenty works on paper by the French painter Pierre Soulages, most of them never shown before. Made with walnut stain, gouache and ink, they reveal how paper, his earliest support, let him work quickly and without revision, sometimes ahead of his oil paintings. Organized with the artist's widow, Colette Soulages, it offers a focused look at a less familiar side of his practice.

Hannah Traore Gallery · Lower East Side

Nonsites Revisited

On view · Sep 17

James Perkins returns to Hannah Traore Gallery with works made by leaving silk stretched on wooden frames in outdoor sites, including Fire Island, the Gulf of Mexico, the Sonoran Desert and the Atlantic aboard a racing sailboat. Weather and terrain mark the silk, which is later re-stretched as paintings. A new indoor installation, Chord, continues changing during the run, alongside a video work.

Partners Coffee

Partners Coffee Colombia - El Faldón (2026)

Drop · Sep 17

Brooklyn roaster Partners Coffee has brought back its Colombian lot from Finca El Faldón, a small farm in Antioquia grown at 2,100 meters. The light roast blends Bourbon with young Chiroso plants, with notes of peach, orange and mango. The accompanying story traces the roaster's buying relationship with the producer since 2015. It is available to order online.

Almine Rech · Tribeca

Zio Ziegler — The Tesseract

Closing soon · Sep 16 – Oct 21

Zio Ziegler's fourth solo show at Almine Rech moves between four modes: dense, pattern-filled paintings, stripped-down monochrome canvases, his "Essential Figures," and bronze sculptures. Drawing on Ovid, Gilgamesh and the Bible, the works explore expulsion and transformation, and ask what remains distinctly human in the age of AI. On view through October 21.

Almine Rech · Tribeca

Special Focus on Taryn Simon — On the occasion of her exhibition at the Guggenheim

Closing soon · Sep 16 – Oct 21

Timed to Taryn Simon's solo show at the Guggenheim, Almine Rech New York presents a group of works from her recent series Executive Orders. The photographs examine presidential orders, which let a US president change policy without legislation, by picturing related objects such as the White House pen. Simon treats these items as a kind of archaeology of the present. On view through October 21.

The Future Perfect · NoHo

Use Me, I'm Fragile

Closing soon · Sep 16 – Oct 23Japan

A group show at The Future Perfect's New York gallery that uses glass to ask what makes an object useful, and why we grow attached to things we hesitate to handle. About 25 artists and studios contribute lighting, furniture, vases, mirrors and sculptural pieces that sit between design and art. The exhibition frames fragility as a condition that calls for care rather than a weakness. It runs through October 23.

Salon 94 · Upper East Side

Comfort Zones

Closing soon · Sep 16 – Oct 24

London-born Anthea Hamilton, of Jamaican and Filipino parentage, has her first US solo gallery show at Salon 94. She revisits her familiar motifs (legs, boots, pumpkins, butterflies, bricks) but shrinks the scale and raises the labor: eggshell-covered boots, brick-clad leg chairs, and butterflies of New York species. Two companion shows on other floors centre on Gaetano Pesce, a past collaborator.

Aimé Leon Dore · Nolita

Aimé Leon Dore x The North Face FW26 Capsule Collection

Drop · Sep 16

New York's Aimé Leon Dore has announced a fall/winter 2026 capsule made with The North Face, the second chapter in the two brands' collaboration. The post points to a dedicated collection page on ALD's online store, where the pieces can be browsed. Specific items and prices aren't detailed in the announcement itself.

Noah

Noah Autumn / Winter '26 Campaign

Drop · Sep 16

New York brand Noah has published the imagery for its Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign. Its online shop now lists an AW26 new-arrivals collection that spans outerwear, knitwear, shirts and denim. The post itself doesn't spell out individual products, prices or any in-store event, so check the shop for specifics.

Lisson Gallery · Chelsea

Leonilson

Closing soon · Sep 15 – Oct 24

This exhibition surveys the brief but productive career of Brazilian artist José Leonilson (1957–1993), organized with Projeto Leonilson and Almeida & Dale. It moves from early fabric assemblages through the varied drawings and paintings of the 1980s to the small embroidered pieces made after his 1991 HIV diagnosis. Recurring images of maps, vessels, windows, bodies and handwriting carry themes of longing, vulnerability and belonging.

Lisson Gallery · Chelsea

Unnatural Habitat

Closing soon · Sep 15 – Oct 24Japan

Hiroshi Sugimoto returns to Lisson in New York with a show built around his Diorama series, begun in 1975 at the American Museum of Natural History. Works made over five decades appear alongside new 2025 photographs, newly enlarged negatives and washi-paper screens. The exhibition looks at how photography treats staged, artificial nature, and it runs at the gallery's West 24th Street space until October 24.

Luhring Augustine · Chelsea

settle for a good fantasy

Closing soon · Sep 11 – Oct 24

Four photographers, Janice Guy, Joe Mama-Nitzberg, Shaun Pierson and the late David Seidner, approach portraiture through patchwork rather than idealization. Each builds a subject from disparate fragments that deliberately don't fit together neatly, leaving room for ambiguity and questions. The works range from Guy's 1970s self-portrait sequences to new 2026 prints and Seidner's fashion-era images. It is the first Luhring Augustine show for three of the four artists. On view through October 24.

Sean Kelly · Hell's Kitchen

When the Center Holds

On view · Sep 11 – Oct 31

Nigerian-born, Chicago-based painter Luke Agada makes his first solo show at Sean Kelly with new paintings and drawings. Taking a cue from Yeats's "the center will not hold," he treats the center as a negotiated space where memory and belonging persist through displacement. Dreamlike figures, fragmented architecture and biomorphic forms suggest identity is continually assembled rather than inherited. On view through October 31.

Sean Kelly · Hell's Kitchen

Solid Light, 1973, 2020, 2026

On view · Sep 11 – Oct 31

Anthony McCall's seventh solo show at Sean Kelly gathers three "solid light" works made across five decades. Line Describing a Cone (1973) is a 30-minute projection in which a slowly drawn circle builds a cone of light in a hazy room. Skylight (2020) pairs a vertical beam with a David Grubbs score evoking a passing storm. Swarm (2026), debuting here, uses two counter-rotating light cones and sound inspired by drones. Visitors walk through the beams themselves.

David Zwirner · Chelsea

Thomas Ruff: jpegs ny

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 17

Twelve works from Thomas Ruff's jpegs ny series, begun in 2004, are on view. Ruff gathered internet images of the September 11, 2001 attacks and altered them through compression, reduced resolution and added color, then printed them at the scale of history paintings. Up close they dissolve into pixel grids; from a distance the scenes return. The artist conceived the show as a commemoration marking the attacks' twenty-fifth anniversary.

David Zwirner · Chelsea

Scott Kahn: Silent Night

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 17

David Zwirner's Chelsea gallery presents a focused look at Scott Kahn's landscapes, pairing new and recent oil paintings with works from the past twenty-five years. Recurring motifs, including moons, windows and winding paths, run through scenes drawn from childhood dreams and the artist's own backyard. The precisely rendered, quietly uncanny canvases show how Kahn treats landscape as a vehicle for mood. The show closes October 17.

Ippodo Gallery · Tribeca

Kaori Someya: The Light Within

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 17Japan

Tokyo-based Nihonga painter Kaori Someya, born in Shimane, makes her first solo show at Ippodo Gallery in TriBeCa. Using urahaku, she places metal leaf behind thin washi so a soft glow rises through mineral pigments around kimono-clad women. The show includes more than a dozen recent works, partly made during a Brooklyn residency, plus folding screens that draw on Rimpa masterpieces. It runs through October 17.

David Zwirner · Chelsea

Nate Lowman: Hanging Out

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Nate Lowman (b. 1979) shows a new series of canvases cut into the shape of keys, a motif he has not used before. Keys suggest access and exclusion, but also copying and slow alteration, themes that run through his work with found images. Some paintings draw on his own photographs and graffiti; others borrow hardware-store finishes. Hung together, the works shift between abstraction and figuration, public meaning and private memory in New York.

Lehmann Maupin · Chelsea

Rana Begum

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Rana Begum, born in Bangladesh and based in London, has her first New York solo show at Lehmann Maupin. Her sculptures and wall works use light as both subject and material, shifting with the viewer's position. The presentation includes the Louvre series, inspired by architectural louvres, and a hanging installation of red and blue chain-link fencing. Geometric abstraction and Islamic patterns inform the work.

Marian Goodman Gallery · Tribeca

Tony Cragg

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

A solo show of new sculpture by Tony Cragg, the British artist based in Wuppertal, Germany. Works in bronze, wood, stone and Corten steel fill two floors of the Tribeca gallery. They include mirrored columns that suggest bodies, masks formed by merging two faces, and stacked or twisting forms that move between figuration and abstraction. It is the gallery's seventeenth solo exhibition with him and runs through October 24.

Marian Goodman Gallery · Tribeca

Edith Dekyndt: Notes on What is What

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Belgian artist Edith Dekyndt's first solo show at Marian Goodman takes Aldous Huxley's novel Island as a starting point and draws on her time on Fogo Island and Ibiza. Fishing ropes fused with glass, 3D prints on olive, pine and petrified wood, large textiles and a video work let materials carry traces of time and place. On view through October 24.

Paula Cooper Gallery · Chelsea

Zephyr, Zephyr

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Tauba Auerbach's new show at Paula Cooper's 521 West 21st Street space centers on pointillist paintings of liquid foam seen through a microscope, built from hand-painted dots on sprayed panels that sit slightly off the wall and focus on how foam handles light. The show also includes small heat-camera photographs of warm and cold water currents, suspended glass chimes, and paired rotating sculptures. It runs through October 24.

Paula Cooper Gallery · Chelsea

You Red The Shirt Off My Back

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Eric N. Mack, who makes abstract paintings from textiles and garments, returns to Paula Cooper Gallery for his second show there. He cuts, dyes, sews and pins fabric, then pairs it with custom stainless-steel armatures. Freestanding and wall-based works sit alongside a site-responsive installation, with sheer mesh and printed cloth hanging from the ceiling to steer visitors' movement. It's an opportunity to see painting stretched into the room. Through October 24.

Casey Kaplan · Chelsea

Cold Meat, Cake, and a Variety of All the Finest Fruits in Season

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Matthew Ronay's fourth solo show at Casey Kaplan gathers more than thirty basswood sculptures on artist-made plinths, arranged as a series of tableaux. He frames making and exhibiting as a kind of digestion, absorbing references that range from funerary arts to imagined machines and architecture. The plinths riff on a misremembered fireplace at Frank Lloyd Wright's Hollyhock House, and the winding layout denies a straight path, pushing visitors to circle the work and look slowly. Through October 24.

Casey Kaplan · Chelsea

Gardens in Orbit

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Chilean-rooted artist Johanna Unzueta presents her second solo show at Casey Kaplan, centered on drawing. Twelve graphite and pastel works circle the gallery walls on hinges, so they can be repositioned. On the floor stand four double-sided paper works dyed with indigo, turmeric and berries, pierced and cut to let light through. Woven elements wrap the columns, and recurring circular forms treat nature as cyclical. Through October 24.

Norr Cohan · Tribeca

Savdie / Soutine

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Norr Cohan pairs paintings by Chaïm Soutine (1893–1943) with new work by Brooklyn-based Ilana Savdie (b. 1986), artists separated by about a century. The gallery frames both as painters for whom unstable bodies and shifting form drive the work, using saturated color, broken contour and deliberate distortion to favor sensation over likeness. The show is presented as the first time their work has been seen together. It runs through October 24.

303 Gallery · Chelsea

Land animal, house animal

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Tanya Merrill presents new paintings from 2026, all in oil and graphite on linen. The works move between domestic scenes and rural life: a sleeping couple, a mother and child, a daybed at dawn, a horse at night, a milking cow, a persimmon orchard and a marsh hawk. Sizes range from small framed pieces to canvases nearly eight feet wide. The show runs through October 24 at 303 Gallery in Chelsea.

303 Gallery · Chelsea

Project Room: Tim Gardner

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

This Project Room presentation at 303 Gallery gathers seven watercolors on paper by Tim Gardner, all made in 2026. The subjects span London, New York and Los Angeles, from Tower Bridge and the Thames to Bethesda Fountain and the Venice Pier. Viewed together, the modestly scaled works let visitors compare urban and seaside scenes and see how the artist handles light and place in watercolor.

Galerie Lelong · Chelsea

Alfredo Jaar: A Logo for America, 1987

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Chilean-born artist Alfredo Jaar revisits his 1987 Times Square animation, made for the Public Art Fund, which questioned the habit of using "America" to mean only the United States. The gallery shows a newly digitized version at large scale, storyboard drawings displayed publicly for the first time, and photographs, lightboxes and videos tracing the work's later lives, including a Miami Beach barge presentation. It runs through October 24.

Tina Kim Gallery · Chelsea

Double Vision

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24

Maia Ruth Lee's second solo show at Tina Kim Gallery takes its title from Homi Bhabha's idea of the migrant's "double vision," seeing the place left and the place inhabited at once. It brings together new suitcase-themed paintings, latex sculptures, a video installation built from her family's home footage, and steel glyphs made from salvaged New York fragments. It runs through October 24.

Nara Roesler · Chinatown

The Ultimate Works

Closing soon · Sep 10 – Oct 24Japan

This show looks at the last works of Tomie Ohtake, the Kyoto-born artist who settled in Brazil. Thick white paintings and looping white tubular-steel sculptures hang alongside her early "blind paintings" made while blindfolded in the 1960s. Curated by Luis Pérez-Oramas, it follows a thread from darkness to white and treats her career as a long inquiry into the limits of perception.

Tanya Bonakdar Gallery · Chelsea

Sandra Vásquez de la Horra: Reading the Waves

On view · Sep 10 – Oct 29

Chilean-born, Berlin-based artist Sandra Vásquez de la Horra has her first show at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery. Her drawings, dipped in beeswax so the paper stays translucent, are arranged as a chapel-like circle downstairs and as a suspended accordion-fold piece upstairs. Clouds, waves and rainbows serve as signs to read, and ocean and river deities appear alongside sea creatures, framing the human body as part of nature.

Joan B. Mirviss · Upper East Side

Patina of Time: The Clay Art of Iguchi Daisuke

On view · Sep 10 – Oct 30Japan

Tochigi-born ceramicist Iguchi Daisuke (b. 1975) returns to the gallery a decade after his first international solo show here. Nearly thirty new works, made for the exhibition, show coil-built vessels of Ibaraki rice-paddy clay, ash-coated and brushed to a weathered finish, then traced with precise silver-slip lines. The show approaches time and memory through surface. Open weekdays, 11am to 6pm.

Miguel Abreu Gallery · Chinatown

Line Call

On view · Sep 10 – Oct 31

Line Call is Eileen Quinlan's eighth solo show at Miguel Abreu Gallery. It gathers photographs from the past twenty years, pairing unaltered, newly shown snapshots of friends, family and private spaces with her heavily processed digital pieces and recent prints on mirror. Recurring lines tie the works together, and the show considers photography's promise to preserve against its tendency toward change. Runs through October 31.

Jack Shainman Gallery · Chelsea

Becky Suss: Night House

On view · Sep 10 – Oct 31

Philadelphia painter Becky Suss turns to nighttime in this new body of work, showing figureless interiors rendered in blacks, greys and deep blues. Patterned wallpaper, crowded shelves and windows onto flowering or frozen landscapes carry her long-running interest in domestic space and memory. The dark layers shift as your eyes adjust, rewarding slow looking. On view at the 20th Street gallery through October 31.

R & Company · Tribeca

Hun Chung Lee: Home

On view · Sep 10 – Nov 6

Hun Chung Lee presents a solo show of new ceramic and concrete works at R & Company's Franklin Street space. The pieces treat the home as a place of return, asking how a person meets themselves differently after time spent away. The exhibition runs alongside a separate presentation of Lee's work at MANITOGA / The Russel Wright Design Center, making a good pairing for design-minded visitors.

MoMA PS1 · Long Island City

Homeroom: Artists Against the Bomb

On view · Sep 10 – Feb 8

Artists Against the Bomb is an international campaign backing ICAN and the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. This Homeroom presentation gathers posters, film, photography, sculpture and other works, including pieces by artists connected to MoMA PS1 such as Regina José Galindo, Carlos Amorales and Laura Anderson Barbata, plus new commissions. It shows art used as public, collective protest. On view through February 8, 2027.

Canada · Tribeca

Ideas (cont.)

Closing soon · Sep 9 – Oct 17

Scott Reeder's second solo show at CANADA brings together new paintings in several modes: portraits of dogs and skeletons doing human things, handwritten list paintings, and abstractions built from collaged studio drawings and acrylic splatter. The works nod to Matisse and Bonnard while asking, with dry humor, whether ideas belong in visual art at all. On view through October 17.

Canada · Tribeca

Slurpee Machine

Closing soon · Sep 9 – Oct 17

Tyson Reeder shows paintings and note-card drawings in CANADA's project room. His candy-bright, fluid scenes suggest cabarets, parties and imagined places, built with unconventional materials such as glitter, nail polish, marker and collage. The gallery ties the work to his constant drawing habit, and the drawings are sold at the gallery for cash. On view through October 17.

Bortolami · Tribeca

Yuan Yuan

Closing soon · Sep 9 – Oct 24

Yuan Yuan makes his first U.S. solo appearance with new paintings at Bortolami's upstairs space. Working wet-on-wet, he layers manmade landscapes, water, and sea creatures with scenes from Asian cities and echoes of Western art history. Fine detail meets loose, gestural strokes, and the surfaces appear almost fluid, so forms emerge and dissolve as you approach. The show dwells on memory, place, and time slipping out of focus.

Anton Kern Gallery · Chinatown

Alessandro Pessoli: NY Window

On view · Sep 9 – Oct 31

Italian-born, Los Angeles-based Alessandro Pessoli fills the street-corner window space at 91 Walker Street with 57 new works on paper, hung from floor to ceiling around the interior. The drawings pick up scenes from Americana, religious imagery, politics and daily life, with figures and animals caught between desire, boredom and consequence. The window can be viewed from the sidewalk at any hour, through October 31.

Bortolami · Tribeca

Daniel Buren, Barbara Kasten

On view · Sep 9 – Oct 31

This two-artist show pairs Daniel Buren and Barbara Kasten at Bortolami's 55 Walker space. Buren has spent six decades making work tied to the architecture around it, while Kasten builds temporary studio sets from mirrors, screens, plexiglass and solid forms, then photographs them. Both lean on light, reflection and geometry, but toward different ends. Kasten's early-1980s Construct photographs hang alongside Buren's recent prism-and-mirror reliefs. Note: the page lists both Oct 24 and Oct 31 as closing dates.

Anton Kern Gallery · Midtown East

Margot Bergman: On the other hand

On view · Sep 8 – Oct 31

Margot Bergman's fifth New York solo show pairs paintings from 2012–2014, never previously shown in the city, with large portraits of imagined women made between 2015 and 2019. The earlier works mark her move from altering thrift-store paintings to working on blank canvas, with forms drifting between plants, animals and figures. The portraits that follow are loose and unfinished by design. On view through October 31.

Anton Kern Gallery · Midtown East

Marcus Jahmal: Booty

On view · Sep 8 – Oct 31

Marcus Jahmal's third solo show at Anton Kern Gallery brings together new paintings and a floor installation about piracy. His elongated, contorted figures wear peg legs, hooks and bandanas, drawing on pirate imagery from film and fiction while pointing to the colonial trade and slavery behind the legend. Piles of Swarovski crystals on the floor echo the title's double meaning of plunder and bodily desire. On view through October 31.

Karma · Chelsea

From the Air

On view · Sep 3 – Oct 31

Karma's Chelsea gallery presents "From the Air," a solo show by Yvonne Jacquette, running through October 31, 2026. The exhibition centers on her work looking down on cities and landscapes from above. A book launch and reading for her publication Aerial (vol. II) took place in September alongside the show. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 6pm.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans

On view · Aug 22 – Jan 10

This retrospective surveys Minnie Evans (1892–1987), a self-taught artist from Wilmington, North Carolina, who began drawing in 1935 after a series of dreams and visions. Her pencil, crayon, oil and collage works pack angels, watchful faces, mythical creatures and patterns into dense, symmetrical scenes drawn from Afro-Caribbean heritage, scripture and local landscapes. The show, on the eighth floor, follows her first Whitney solo exhibition in 1975. It runs through January 10, 2027.

MoMA PS1 · Long Island City

Courtyard Commission: Precious Okoyomon

On view · Jul 31 – Jul 31

Poet and artist Precious Okoyomon fills the MoMA PS1 courtyard with plants, sculpture and sound in the first of the museum's new Courtyard Commissions. The garden mixes native and invasive species, wild and cultivated growth. At its center, visitors can climb into and through a giant teddy bear sculpture that plays the artist's poetry. It stays on view until July 2028, so the planting will keep changing.

MoMA PS1 · Long Island City

Ancestral Dreams

On view · Jun 25

The second annual Plaza Mural at MoMA PS1 is by painter Esteban Cabeza de Baca, who lives between Queens and the Southwest. He combines Mesoamerican imagery, farm worker movement history, Liberation Theology and the Three Sisters of corn, beans and squash. The wall becomes a space linking migrant advocacy with care for the land. Open through spring 2027; admission is free.

New Museum · Lower East Side

Plaza: Sarah Lucas—VENUS VICTORIA

On view · May 12 – May 12

Sarah Lucas's VENUS VICTORIA is presented as part of the Plaza series at the New Museum, 235 Bowery, and runs from May 12, 2026 to May 12, 2028. The two-year span means the work can be visited repeatedly over a long period. Lucas is a British artist known for sculpture that mixes humor with provocation. Note: the official page text could not be retrieved, so please check the museum's site for details.

The Noguchi Museum · Long Island City

Light and Stone: Revisiting Noguchi's 1986 Venice Biennale

On view · May 6 – May 9Japan

In 1986 Isamu Noguchi became the first solo artist to represent the United States at the Venice Biennale. Marking the fortieth anniversary, this single-gallery show draws on the museum's own archive: photographs, architectural sketches, a model for the marble spiral slide Slide Mantra, and Akari light sculptures. Related playground models appear upstairs in the permanent Noguchi's New York galleries, so visitors can pair the two.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

Andy Warhol Family Album

Closing soon · Apr 30 – Oct 19

This small display draws on one of Andy Warhol's six personal albums of Polaroids, made in 1972–73 and nicknamed his "family album." Posed portraits, snapshots of visitors at his Montauk home, travel pictures from Europe and photos of his dog Archie show how he treated daily life as material. It closes October 19 on Floor 7.

New Museum · Lower East Side

Facade: Tschabalala Self—Art Lovers

On view · Mar 21 – Mar 22

Tschabalala Self, a New York–born artist known for figurative work, has a piece on the exterior of the New Museum as part of its Facade series. Because it is mounted on the building's front on the Bowery, it can be seen from the street without a ticket. The work runs from March 2026 to March 2028, leaving plenty of time to visit. Details were not checked against the official page.

New Museum · Lower East Side

Atrium Stair: Klára Hosnedlová

On view · Mar 21 – Mar 22

Czech artist Klára Hosnedlová takes over the atrium stair at the New Museum, turning a space visitors normally pass through into a site for art. She is known for work that blends embroidery, ceramics and architectural materials. The presentation runs until March 2028, so it can be revisited over a long stretch. Details were taken from the listing, not the official page.

The Studio Museum in Harlem · Central Harlem

Kapwani Kiwanga: BLEED

On view · Mar 11 – Apr 1

Kapwani Kiwanga's site-specific commission fills the Studio Museum's second-floor project gallery. Taking the "flying geese" quilt pattern, said to have signaled routes along the Underground Railroad, she recreates it in undulating black, blue and red textiles. The dyes come from Atlantic seawater, pokeberries and indigo, each tied to histories of slavery and trade. Because the colors are fugitive, they will shift over time. On view through April 1, 2027.

Dia Chelsea · Chelsea

David Lamelas: The Machine

On view · Mar 6 – Jan 16

Dia Chelsea presents the first major New York solo show of Argentine artist David Lamelas, tracing his work from 1965 to today. Sculptures, light installations, drawings and a recreated 1968 news office sit alongside a four-chapter film program and scheduled performances. Throughout, Lamelas treats information, time and perception as materials, which makes this a useful introduction to a Conceptual artist long overlooked in the city.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

"Untitled" (America)

On view · Jul 5Japan

On the Whitney's seventh floor, this collection show surveys American art from 1900 to the early 1980s, pairing familiar works with recent acquisitions. Names include Hopper, Warhol, Basquiat, Kusama and Noguchi. The title nods to Felix Gonzalez-Torres's light-bulb piece in a window, and the galleries ask how artists have pictured "America" across changing eras. It opened July 5, 2025, with no closing date announced.

Matthew Marks Gallery · Chelsea

Space Remembers

Closing soon · Through Oct 24

Leidy Churchman presents new work from 2026 at Matthew Marks on West 22nd Street. Most pieces are oil paintings on linen, including a series titled Center of the Universe, joined by smaller works painted on wood and rock with found feathers attached. Titles such as The Trikāya point toward Buddhist ideas and cosmic scale. The exhibition runs through October 24, 2026.

Matthew Marks Gallery · Chelsea

Gary Hume

Closing soon · Through Oct 24

Gary Hume presents a group of new paintings at Matthew Marks Gallery on West 24th Street. All made in 2026 with enamel paint on aluminum, the works include The Park, Maze, Lilac wine, Tilt and Graylings, among roughly seventeen titles listed. It's a chance to see the British painter's recent output together. The exhibition runs through October 24, 2026. The page gives no opening date.

The Studio Museum in Harlem · Central Harlem

Tone

On view · Through Jan 3

Tone brings together drawings, paintings, photographs and sculptures by nineteen artists, including Roy DeCarava, Lorna Simpson, Kerry James Marshall and Zanele Muholi. The show treats tone, the range from black through white and every shade between, as an artistic language in its own right rather than a mere technical matter. Starting from early photography and black-and-white practice, it asks how light and shadow can build form and rhythm.

The Studio Museum in Harlem · Central Harlem

Mark Bradford: Untitled (A–Z), 2010

On view · Through Jan 3

Mark Bradford's Untitled (A–Z), made in 2010, is a set of twenty-six works on paper, one for each letter of the English alphabet. He built them from ads collected in his South Los Angeles neighborhood, layering and sanding the posters until only fragments of their messages survive. Detached from their original purpose, the letters point toward the social and economic forces shaping local life. On view at the Studio Museum in Harlem through January 3, 2027.

The Studio Museum in Harlem · Central Harlem

A sustained becoming: Studio Museum Artists in Residence 2026

On view · Through Jan 3

The Studio Museum in Harlem presents work by its 2026 artists in residence, Derriann Pharr, Simonette Quamina and Taylor Simmons, the first cohort to work in the museum's new building. Each takes a different approach to figuration, using painting, collage, printmaking, drawing, sculpture and mixed media. The pieces draw on cultural memory and the feel of remembering or dreaming. On view through January 3, 2027.

The Studio Museum in Harlem · Central Harlem

Through Motion and Repose: Expanding the Walls 2026

On view · Through Jan 31

This photography show presents work by the seventeen teens in the 2026 cohort of Expanding the Walls, the Studio Museum in Harlem's youth program. Their pictures move between the rush of streets, subways and buildings, often softened by blur, and the stillness of home, where close-up views dwell on loved ones and everyday objects. An online exhibition adds more images and artist details.

The Studio Museum in Harlem · Central Harlem

Geometries

On view · Through Feb 7

This group show at the Studio Museum in Harlem treats geometry as an artistic question rather than a purely mathematical one. About thirty artists, including Alma Thomas, Jack Whitten and Julie Mehretu, use line, shape and space to explore emotion, identity and form. The works span Western geometric abstraction, links to African artistic traditions, and geometry used to reshape the figure. It runs through February 7, 2027.

The Studio Museum in Harlem · Central Harlem

Dreams of This Future: The Collection of Peggy Cooper Cafritz

On view · Through Feb 28

Peggy Cooper Cafritz (1947–2018), a patron, educator and civil rights activist, left more than 400 works by over 200 artists of African descent to the Studio Museum. This show draws a small portion of that bequest into a portrait of her as a collector, spanning paintings, photographs, sculpture, textiles and works on paper. It includes Kerry James Marshall, Simone Leigh and Wangechi Mutu, many of them collected early in their careers. The exhibition runs through February 28, 2027.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

artport: A History of Internet Art

Upcoming · Nov 21

This exhibition marks 25 years of artport, the Whitney's online space for commissioned net art, launched in 2001. Shown on the sixth floor and online, it gathers more than 100 commissioned works spanning code, data visualization, games and AI, exploring privacy, identity and surveillance. The duo Operator will premiere Human Unreadable Act III, a live performance, on November 19, 21 and 22. The show opens November 21; no closing date is listed.

Lehmann Maupin · Chelsea

Cecilia Vicuña, Leonora Carrington

Upcoming · Nov 19 – Dec 19

This two-artist show pairs Cecilia Vicuña and Leonora Carrington for the first time, combining new work by Vicuña with historical pieces by Carrington. The two met in 1969, and that meeting shaped Vicuña's approach to painting. Both artists turn to myth, ritual and transformation to blur the lines between human, natural and imagined worlds. The exhibition later travels to Gallery Wendi Norris in San Francisco in January 2027.

Neue Galerie · Upper East Side

25th Anniversary Exhibition: Masterworks from the Neue Galerie

Upcoming · Nov 12 – Jan 11

To mark its 25th year, Neue Galerie New York reopens all its galleries after a building restoration with a show drawn mostly from its own collection. Austrian and German paintings and decorative arts fill the townhouse, including Klimt's Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I, works by Schiele, Kandinsky and Marianne Brandt, and some recent acquisitions. It runs from November 12, 2026 to January 11, 2027, closed Tuesdays.

Almine Rech · Tribeca

James Turrell

Upcoming · Nov 12 – Jan 30

Almine Rech New York presents its 13th solo show with James Turrell, a Light and Space pioneer who has worked with light since the 1960s. More than fifteen works are on view, including a Shallow Space, pieces from the Glassworks series and a Cross Corner work. Each invites viewers to attend closely to their own perception. The opening reception is November 12, 6–8 pm.

The Frick Collection · Upper East Side

Kent Monkman: Officer and Laughing Girl

Upcoming · Nov 12 – Feb 22

Canadian artist Kent Monkman, whose work reexamines European art history from an Indigenous perspective, shows new paintings in the Frick's small Cabinet Gallery. The series responds to the Frick's Vermeer, Officer and Laughing Girl, asking how Dutch art of that era reflected global trade and colonization. Monkman's alter ego Miss Chief guides a imagined history of five centuries of encounters. Visitors can then walk to the South Hall to see the Vermeer itself.

Marian Goodman Gallery · Tribeca

Nairy Baghramian: nameless

Upcoming · Nov 11 – Jan 16

Nairy Baghramian, who works across sculpture, installation, drawing and photography, presents "nameless" at Marian Goodman Gallery's New York space. Her forms take shape in response to a site or the terms of a medium, and they invite open conversation about language, history and the present, loosening the tie between an object and its assigned meaning. On view November 11, 2026 through January 16, 2027.

David Zwirner · Tribeca

Jem Perucchini: Sospiro

Upcoming · Nov 6 – Dec 19

Italian painter Jem Perucchini, born in Ethiopia in 1995, has his first US exhibition at David Zwirner's Tribeca space, following solo shows in Turin and Seville. His new paintings blend early Renaissance art, African wax-print patterns, Greek myth and Ethiopian church frescoes. Slender figures appear in jewel-toned scenes lit by a glowing sun or moon, evoking solitude, companionship and the contrast of light and dark.

David Zwirner · Chelsea

Yoshitomo Nara

Upcoming · Nov 5 – Dec 12Japan

Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara (b. 1959) makes his first solo appearance with David Zwirner, and his first major New York solo show in nearly a decade. The 20th Street space presents new paintings, large oil-stick drawings and early works chosen by the artist, while the 19th Street space shows thirteen white, enlarged bronze heads from 2024. An opening reception is held November 5, 6–8 PM.

Joan B. Mirviss · Upper East Side

Exploring the Unseen: The Sculptures of Tanaka Yū

Upcoming · Nov 5 – Dec 18Japan

Kyoto-based sculptor Tanaka Yū, born in 1989, works only in clay. Her pieces look like Japanese wrapping cloths folded around hidden boxes or vessels, yet every fold is fired ceramic, built by coiling Shigaraki-blended clay and finished with thin slip layers. Often seen in turmeric yellow, they draw on the postwar Sodeisha movement and ask what a container really holds. This show presents her work in New York.

Paula Cooper Gallery · Chelsea

Six Themes

Upcoming · Nov 5 – Dec 19

This exhibition revisits Claes Oldenburg's 1975 survey Six Themes, first organized by the Walker Art Center, for the first time in fifty years. Sculptures, drawings and prints address six subjects: the Geometric Mouse, Three-Way Plug, Fagends, Clothespin, Typewriter Eraser, and Standing Mitt with Ball. Archive images show how the large works were fabricated. A brochure with a text by David Platzker accompanies the show.

Karma · Chelsea

Ouattara Watts

Upcoming · Nov 5 – Dec 19

Karma's Chelsea space presents a solo exhibition of Ouattara Watts, running from November 5 to December 19, 2026. An opening reception takes place on the first day, Thursday, November 5, from 6 to 8 pm. The image released with the announcement is an untitled 2025 mixed-media canvas, a large work measuring 84 by 144 inches, which suggests the show will feature the artist's recent painting.

Salon 94 · Upper East Side

Wishful Thinking

Upcoming · Nov 5 – Dec 19

Karon Davis presents new life-size nude sculptures cast from the bodies of friends, muses and models. Working within the classical sculptural tradition, she draws on art history, mythology and theatre to stage figurative scenes. The show asks why Black figures have so often been missing or sidelined in the Western canon, and imagines how the nude might look today. Open Wednesday to Saturday, 11am to 6pm.

Salon 94 · Upper East Side

Between Lines

Upcoming · Nov 5 – Dec 19

Ludovic Nkoth presents a new series of paintings in what the gallery describes as his first major solo show in New York. The works picture dancers, figures in contact, and groups of profiles, treating movement as something both bodily and psychological. Informed by ballet, performance and the experience of migration, the show reflects on how people learn to move through the world, and on what the body retains afterward.

Casey Kaplan · Chelsea

Boiled

Upcoming · Nov 5 – Jan 9

Hannah Levy presents "Boiled" at Casey Kaplan's West 27th Street space, running from November 5, 2026 to January 9, 2027. The exhibition page shows one work, an untitled 2026 sculpture in stainless steel and glass, about 48 inches tall. The show offers a chance to see Levy's recent sculptural work and its materials up close. A press release is available from the gallery.

Lisson Gallery · Chelsea

Field of Asura

Upcoming · Nov 4 – Jan 9

Yu Hong makes her first showing at Lisson New York with new and recent paintings. The centerpieces are large works, including multi-panel pieces modeled on the layout of classical European altarpieces, supported by mid- and small-scale canvases. Her figures convey fragility, endurance and dependence on one another, and the show links personal experience, shared history and the painting tradition through the human body.

The Noguchi Museum · Long Island City

No Ordinary Light: Akari at 75

Upcoming · Nov 4 – Sep 5Japan

Akari, Isamu Noguchi's paper-and-bamboo light sculptures, turn 75 this year. Drawing on his 1951 trip to Gifu, the show follows how he presented them over his career, pairing them with his stone, metal and clay works in settings from domestic rooms to large installations. Displays echo the 1951 Eames House tea ceremony and his 1986 Venice Biennale presentation, showing how each space shapes the way the lights read.

Ippodo Gallery · Tribeca

Leaves of Words: Satoshi Nemoto, Tsuneo Nakazawa, Shinya Yamamura

Upcoming · Oct 30 – Dec 5Japan

This TriBeCa show follows kana, the Japanese phonetic script born in the ninth century, through three materials. Satoshi Nemoto writes his own waka poems in ink on washi; Tsuneo Nakazawa forges classical verses in iron, casting shadows on the wall; Shinya Yamamura inlays mother-of-pearl into lacquer boxes. Seeing one script move from brush to metal to shell makes for a distinctive comparison. Opens October 30.

Paula Cooper Gallery · Chelsea

Art is for the Spirit: Records of the Self

Upcoming · Oct 29 – Dec 12Japan

Organized by Ivy Shapiro, this group show brings together Jennifer Bartlett, Jonathan Borofsky, Robert Gober, David Hammons, Kazuko Miyamoto, Ree Morton, Elizabeth Murray and Joel Shapiro. Using the house and autobiography as starting points, it looks at how artists record and ground the self, while tracing ties between Paula Cooper and her artists in the New York scene from the 1970s onward. Opening reception: October 29, 6–8 PM.

Friedman Benda · Chelsea

Misha Kahn: All Intensive Purposes

Upcoming · Oct 29 – Dec 12

Misha Kahn marks ten years with Friedman Benda in this show, whose title twists the phrase "all intents and purposes" to stress the process over the destination. The works range from a cast-metal dining table and an onyx low table to copper-knitted chandeliers, marble carved as drapery, upholstered pieces and Alpi plywood objects. Improvisation meets serious craft, offering a look at how far one artist's own logic can travel.

Lehmann Maupin · Chelsea

Lari Pittman: The Remedy of Analog Space and Time

Upcoming · Oct 29 – Dec 19

Los Angeles painter Lari Pittman presents twelve new paintings and ten works on paper at Lehmann Maupin's Chelsea gallery. His crowded compositions combine street signs, textiles, storybook illustrations, dream imagery and multilingual text, drawing on decoration, design and his Colombian childhood. Hot air balloons recur through the series. An opening reception with the artist is on October 29, 6–8 PM, and a conversation with Enrique Juncosa takes place at 5 PM.

Herbert Von King Park · Herbert Von King Park

Movie Under the Stars: Coco (2017)

Event · Oct 24

Free outdoor screening of Pixar's Coco at Brooklyn's Herbert Von King Park, a music-filled story of family and memory under the night sky.

La Plaza Cultural

La Plaza Cultural 50th Anniversary Celebration

Event · Oct 24

La Plaza Cultural, a landmark Lower East Side community garden, marks its 50th anniversary with music, film and garden tours.

The Drawing Center · SoHo

Form, Shadow, Motion: Selections from the Burger Collection, Hong Kong

Upcoming · Oct 23 – Jan 24Japan

Curator Olivia Shao draws roughly fifty works on paper from the Burger Collection in Hong Kong, which holds more than 1,000. Twenty-nine artists from around the world are shown, with Hong Kong and New York as twin reference points and Eastern thought and Western philosophy as guiding frames. Japanese participants include Hiroshi Sugito and Tadanori Yokoo. The show fills the whole gallery, then travels to Asia Society Hong Kong in 2027 in an expanded form.

International Center of Photography · Lower East Side

Melissa Ann Pinney: "What's Ms. Pinney Doing Here?"

Upcoming · Oct 22 – Jan 11

Chicago photographer Melissa Ann Pinney has spent years photographing students in the city's public schools through an artist residency that began in 2018. As the young people let her closer, the portraits grew into a record of identity, community and pressing social concerns, with adolescence's joys and griefs in view. Shown in ICP's ground-floor Incubator Space, which is free to enter.

Whitney Museum of American Art · West Village

Charles Burchfield: Elemental

Upcoming · Oct 22

Drawn solely from the Whitney's own holdings, this display gathers ten watercolors made between 1916 and 1960 by Charles Burchfield (1893–1967). Meadows, storm skies and changing seasons become charged with emotion and spiritual feeling. The show marks seventy years since the museum's 1956 Burchfield retrospective, and because the works are light-sensitive and seldom shown, it is a chance to see them together. It runs through spring 2027.

The High Line · The High Line

Spotlight tour: Architecture & Design

Event · Oct 22

A 90-minute docent tour dives into the High Line's design: its railway engineering, the 720 competition ideas, and the principles behind the park's architecture.

Central Park · Arsenal (in Central Park)

New Dendrology at the Arsenal Gallery

Event · Oct 19

Eleven artists explore human–tree relationships, from street-tree tarot readings to commitment ceremonies, in this group show at Central Park's Arsenal Gallery.

Fort Totten Park · Bayside Historical Society (in Fort Totten Park)

BHS Castle Tour

Event · Oct 18

Free guided tours of the 1887 Castle at Fort Totten, home to the Bayside Historical Society since 1984, offered during Open House New York weekend.

Marcus Garvey Park · Mount Morris Fire Watchtower (in Marcus Garvey Park)

Open House New York: Mount Morris Fire Watchtower

Event · Oct 18

Rangers discuss the history of Harlem's recently restored Mount Morris Fire Watchtower, with open access from 1 to 2:45 p.m. during Open House New York.

Wave Hill · Wave Hill

Meet the Artists: Melanie Brewster and Noormah Jamal

Event · Oct 18

Wave Hill's Meet the Artists program features Melanie Brewster and Noormah Jamal, with a curator conversation on Brewster's metafictional yoga-themed Sunroom project.

Forest Park · Oak Ridge (in Forest Park)

Berto Reyes y Su Perico Ripiao - Traditional Dominican Merengue Music with a master accordionist

Event · Oct 18

Master accordionist Berto Reyes and his band perform traditional Dominican perico ripiao with güira and drum at Forest Park in Queens.

The Noguchi Museum · Long Island City

Noguchi Museum × Ikenobo: 40 Years in New York — A Living Tradition of Flowers and Space

Upcoming · Oct 17 – Oct 18Japan

Two days only: the Noguchi Museum's Education Studio on Level C hosts about 45 ikebana arrangements by masters and members of the Ikenobo Ikebana Society's New York chapter, marking its 40th anniversary. Ikenobo, a Kyoto school over 550 years old, treats flowers as a way to read space and season. Set beside Isamu Noguchi's sculpture, the show considers balance, tension, stillness and emptiness. Free with museum admission.

Grand Army Plaza · Grand Army Plaza Arch (in Grand Army Plaza)

Open House New York: Grand Army Plaza

Event · Oct 17

A special-access Open House New York tour goes inside Brooklyn's Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Arch and up its spiral stairs to the top. Registration through OHNY only.

Highbridge Park · West 174 Street and Amsterdam Avenue (in Highbridge Park)

Open House New York: The Highbridge Water Tower

Event · Oct 17

Step inside the 200-foot Highbridge Water Tower to learn how New York's water supply developed and enjoy panoramic views. No registration; arrive between 1:00 and 2:45 p.m.

Conference House Park · H.H. Biddle House (in Conference House Park)

OHNY: Biddle House Gallery Dedication: Legacy of Sculptor George Brewster

Event · Oct 17

Dedication of two new galleries and a new exhibit honoring sculptor George T. Brewster, who lived in the Biddle House from about 1904 to 1933, as part of OHNY weekend.

Conference House Park · Conference House Park

OHNY: Conference House Park Historic Houses

Event · Oct 17

Tour the circa-1680 Conference House plus two other historic house interiors, including the landmarked Henry Hogg Biddle House, in Staten Island's richly layered park.

Fort Totten Park · Fort Totten Front Gate (in Fort Totten Park)

Open House New York: Fort Totten

Event · Oct 17

Explore the historic structures of Fort Totten, a military base for over a century, and trace its role in New York's defense from the Civil War onward. Registration via OHNY.

Brooklyn Bridge Park · Brooklyn Bridge Park

Brooklyn Bridge Park's Harvest Festival

Event · Oct 17

Brooklyn Bridge Park's annual autumn festival at Pier 6 offers live music, crafts, a mini pumpkin patch and family activities against a skyline backdrop.

Dyckman House Museum · Dyckman Farmhouse Museum (in Dyckman House Museum)

Fall Festival

Event · Oct 17

Dyckman Farmhouse Museum's annual fall festival brings stop-motion art, fresh-pressed cider, music and games to one of Manhattan's oldest homes.

Van Cortlandt Park · Enslaved Burial Ground (in Van Cortlandt Park)

REIMAGINING: Fall Get-Together

Event · Oct 17

At Van Cortlandt Park's Enslaved Burial Ground, live music by Juan Usera and The Sambuco Tribe and an interactive chalk-art project, Message to my Ancestors, honor memory and renewal.

Gravesend Cemetery

Open House New York: Gravesend Cemetery

Event · Oct 16

Park Rangers lead an Open House New York tour of Gravesend Cemetery, founded in 1643, where early Brooklyn settlers and founding families rest. Registration required.

Merchant's House Museum · Merchant's House Museum

Candlelight Ghost Tours

Event · Oct 16

Wander Manhattan's reputedly most haunted 19th-century house by candlelight, hearing tales drawn from years of paranormal investigation and recent scientific research.

Snug Harbor Cultural Center · Visitor Information Booth (in Snug Harbor Cultural Center)

2026 Spooky Snug Harbor Tour

Event · Oct 16

A nighttime walking tour of Snug Harbor's darker history, led by local historian Michael Pelczar with previously unpublished stories of its alleged hauntings.

Whitney Museum of American Art · Art & Culture

Lichtenstein at the Whitney: Six Decades, from Mickey to Mirrors

NBT visited

The Whitney Museum of American Art opens Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, the artist's first New York retrospective since 1993. A look around th…

Domino Park · Living

Squid Game 3’ NYC Fan Event: Lee Byung‑hun Appearance & Kaws Figure

NBT visited

A ‘Squid Game 3’ fan event came to life at Domino Park in NYC, featuring Lee Byung‑hun and rare prizes like a Kaws figure. Fans enjoyed a ‘…

Hudson Wilder · Food & Drinks

Japanese Brand UnD Pop-Up at Hudson Wilder in DUMBO

NBT visited

UnD’s one-day pop-up event at Hudson Wilder in DUMBO, Brooklyn sold out within just one hour. Featuring fan-favorite Nama Donuts and elegan…

Hudson Wilder · Food & Drinks

Hudson Wilder: Discover Exquisite Glassware and Tableware at Showroom & Café in Dumbo

NBT visited

Hudson Wilder is a unique design studio, showroom, and café located in Brooklyn's Dumbo district. Explore their collection of sophisticated…

HAPPIER GROCERY · Food & Drinks

Innovative bagel store changing the New York food scene

NBT visited

Apollo Bagels," the new sensation sweeping the streets of New York, is taking the bagel scene by storm. Both the East Village and West Vill…

HAPPIER GROCERY · Living

Gabrielle Kahari, the Most Notable Female Entrepreneur, Brings New York's EREWHON, HAPPIER GROCERY

NBT visited

Opened in 2023 along Canal Street in SoHo, "Happier Grocery" is the New York version of Los Angeles' luxury grocery store "EREWHON." The fi…

Greenpoint Terminal Market · Fashion

Hypebeast Flea New York is underway at Greenpoint Terminal Market in Brooklyn

NBT visited

Hypebeast, the global platform for contemporary fashion and culture, has partnered with Depop, a community-based fashion resale marketplace…

PACE · Art & Culture

Chuck Close's Red, Yellow and Blue: The Last Paintings is now on view at the Pace Gallery in Chelsea

NBT visited

Pace Gallery hold an exhibition of the last paintings of Chuck Close at its 510 West 25th Street gallery in New York from February 23 to Ap…

Gagosian, 541 W 24th St · Art & Culture

Jamian Juliano-Villani's It is now on view at the Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea

NBT visited

Juliano-Villani’s irreverent artistry is fueled by her obsession with consumer culture and social taboo, resulting in a mirage of distorted…

LEON’S BAGELS - SOHO · Food & Drinks

Innovative bagel store breathing new life into the New York bagel world

NBT visited

LEON'S BAGELS opened at the end of 2023 along Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg and quickly became a popular store with long lines of customer…

Burrow · Food & Drinks

A famous cake store run by a Japanese patissier tucked away in DUMBO

NBT visited

There is a cake store run by a Japanese patissier in DUMBO, a popular tourist spot in Brooklyn. Located on the first floor of an old buildi…

WSA · Art & Culture

Art Book Fair Available Works to be held in Downtown Manhattan

NBT visited

Available Works," an art book fair that was held in September 2023 to great acclaim, will be held at Water Street Associates (WSA), an inst…

Misi Pasta · Food & Drinks

A new Williamsburg institution where you can enjoy authentic handmade pasta!

NBT visited

Newly opened in Williamsburg is a great new pasta restaurant. The owner-chef is Missy Robbins, also known as one of New York's best chefs; …

FELTZ BAGELS · Art & Culture

Lucy Sparrow FELTZ BAGELS, a bagel store using felt

NBT visited

BRITISH ARTIST LUCY SPARROW RETURNS TO NEW YORK CITY WITH ‘FELTZ BAGELS’A BAGEL BAKERY MADE ENTIRELY FROM FELT. Internationally acclaimed a…

Sweet Rehab · Food & Drinks

Authentic French patisserie experience in Soho

NBT visited

This upscale patisserie is located on the border of Manhattan's Soho and West Village neighborhoods. Upon opening the striking blue door, y…

David Kordansky Gallery · Art & Culture

New York-based Emerging Artist Chase Hall's New Exhibition at David Kordansky Gallery

NBT visited

New York-based Emerging Artist Chase Hall's New Exhibition at David Kordansky Gallery. The Bathers continues Hall’s ongoing investigation i…

Partners coffee WB · Food & Drinks

Brooklyn-based coffee shop representing Williamsburg.

NBT visited

Partners Coffee is located less than one block short of the Bedford Ave station in Williamsburg. Originally named Toby's Estate, the store …

David Zwirner W 519 West 19th · Art & Culture

Njideka Akunyili Crosby: Coming Back to See Through, Again at David Zwirner / New York

NBT visited

Njideka Akunyili Crosby's exhibition of new and recent work at David Zwillner's 519 West 19th Street debuted at David Zwillner Los Angeles …

Gagosian, 555 WEST 24TH STREET · Art & Culture

Japanese Artist TETSUYA ISHIDA at Gagosian / New York

NBT visited

My Anxious Self, a major exhibition of paintings by the late Tetsuya Ishida (1973-2005), is on view at Gagosian, 555 West 24th Street, New …

Cheese boat BK · Food & Drinks

Restoreran with authentic cuisine from Georgia, the easternmost country in Europe.

NBT visited

This restaurant offers authentic cuisine from Georgia, which is considered the easternmost country in Europe. The cheese boat that gives th…

Brooklyn Library · Art & Culture

Hip-Hop Legend JAY-Z Exhibit Now on Display at Brooklyn Central Library

NBT visited

JAY-Z's retrospective exhibition, "The Book Of Hov," is being held at the Brooklyn Central Library (Hov is Jay-Z's nickname). JAY-Z's lyric…

buddies · Food & Drinks

A simple coffee stand loved by skaters.

NBT visited

A coffee shop run by Taylor and Rachel. Located right next to Supreme in Williamsburg, the store is crowded on weekends with hip young peop…

la bicyclette bakery WB · Food & Drinks

An authentic French bakery that boasts the best taste in New York City!

NBT visited

An authentic French bakery in Williamsburg. The store is marked by the bicycle logo and is so popular that customers line up early in the m…

levain bakery WB · Food & Drinks

A classic New York City souvenir! A cookie specialty store with a cult following!

NBT visited

Since its establishment in 1995, this famous cookie store has been loved by New Yorkers for more than 20 years. Since opening its first sto…

David Zwirner W 519 West 19th · Art & Culture

An exhibition of new and recent work by Gerhard Richter at David Zwirner

NBT visited

The exhibition presents a group of Richter’s last paintings, made in 2016–2017; a number of these abstract oil paintings will be shown here…

Dia Chelsea · Art & Culture

Greek artist Chryssa's first exhibition of work in North America is now on view at Dia Chelsea

NBT visited

Dia Art Foundation and the Houston and Menil Collections present an exhibition of Chryssa's work at Dia Chelsea, a gallery in Chelsea opera…

Dia Beacon · Art & Culture

Dia Beacon, one of New York's most expansive galleries

NBT visited

With a mission to promote, realize, and preserve the visions of artists, the Dia Art Foundation has been collecting and exhibiting the work…

Tin building · Living

A superb food hall completely produced by Jean Georges, a leader in food trends in New York City!

NBT visited

Tin Bilding, which opened in 2022 after 8 years of construction, is completely produced by the very famous chef Jean-Georges, who is also a…

David Zwirner W 519 West 19th · Art & Culture

Exhibition of Franz West's work now on view at David Zwirner

NBT visited

Exhibition of Franz West's work now on view at David Zwirner. Echolalia, a major installation by Austrian artist Franz West from 2010, on v…

lafayette grand café & bakery · Food & Drinks

The Latest Hybrid Sweets to Make a Splash in New York City in 2023

NBT visited

This Paulish bakery is located not far from the Bedford Ave station. Hard breads such as loaf bread, brioche, and campagne are beautifully …

Mcnally Jackson WB · Art & Culture

Popular bookstore for book lovers in New York City

NBT visited

A popular bookstore with four locations in New York City. The stores are equipped with a kid's space and chairs so that customers can spend…

PERROTIN NEW YORK · Art & Culture

Nikki Maloof's solo exhibition "SKUNK HOUR" at PERROTIN

NBT visited

Artist Nikki Maloof's solo exhibition at Perrotin Gallery New York opens March 3. In "Skunk Hour," Maloof presents a new series of painting…

Gelateria Gentile - Williamsburg · Food & Drinks

Gelateria Gentile, a traditional and authentic Italian gelato store

NBT visited

Gelato store established in 1880. You can enjoy homemade Italian gelato that has been passed down from generation to generation since its e…

Devoción · Food & Drinks

Cafe "Devoción" for both relaxation and taste

NBT visited

The coffee, made from carefully selected fresh coffee beans imported directly from Colombia, has a moderate bitterness and fruity flavor. T…

KARMA 22 E · Art & Culture

Will Boone's solo exhibition "No Man's Land" at KARMA

NBT visited

A solo exhibition of new sculptures by Will Boone is now on view at KARMA, where the 1982 Houston native creates paintings, sculptures, and…

Acne Studios Horatio Street · Fashion

Stockholm-based creative brand Acne Studios

NBT visited

An apparel brand from Stockholm, Sweden. The jeans created by creative director Jonny Johansson, who is not a fashion designer, were highly…

KAWS mural in Brooklyn · Art & Culture

KAWS mural painted in Brooklyn

NBT visited

Brooklyn Academy of Music commissioned KAWS to create a mural as part of its remodel of an abandoned building at 31 Lafayette Street, acros…

KARMA Bookstore · Art & Culture

Karma Gallery opens art bookstore

NBT visited

Founded in 2011 by Brendan Dugan and currently based in New York and Los Angeles, Karma opened its bookstore in 2018. This unique art books…

Printed Matter Inc · Art & Culture

Printed Matter Inc, A bookstore representing the art culture of New York

NBT visited

Chelsea is New York's most artistic place. Printed Matter, Inc is Located on 21-22 Street along 10th Ave that is between the gallery distri…

KARMA 188 E · Art & Culture

KARMA Gallery, which features a diverse range of artists and also publishes

NBT visited

Founded in 2011 by Brendan Dugan and currently located in New York and Los Angeles, Karma represents a diverse roster of multi-generational…

Oddfellows Domino Park · Food & Drinks

Oddfellows, creative ice cream created by a celebrity chef

NBT visited

This ice cream store is the creative force behind Sam Mason, known as the opening pastry chef for the Michelin-starred WD~50, nominated for…

SUNDAY In BROOKLYN · Food & Drinks

SUNDAY In BROOKLYN, A great brunch place to taste pancakes the Brooklyn way!

NBT visited

This famous brunch restaurant is located about a 10-minute walk from the Bedford Ave station, Williamsburg's main train station, on the Riv…

Public Records · Food & Drinks

Public Records, exploring culture through sound

NBT visited

This hot spot consists of three spaces: a music space, a record and book store, and a restaurant and café, all marked by an "R" symbol with…

Palace Skateboards · Fashion

Palace Skateboards, the top brand in skate culture

NBT visited

Palace Skateboards is a skateboard brand launched by Lev Tanju in 2010. The brand's iconic triangle logo was designed by FERGUS "FERGADELIC…

Jack's Wife Freda / SoHo · Food & Drinks

The famous brunch restaurant "Jack's Wife Freda"

NBT visited

Jack's Wife Freda is very popular in New York City as a famous brunch restaurant founded in Manhattan, New York. In Japan, it will open its…

BAYC, CryptoPunks, COOL CATS TRON etc · Art & Culture

Mural of popular NFT art, including BAYC and Cryptopunk

NBT visited

The walls of an apartment near Supreme in Williamsburg are painted with popular NFT art by Bored Ape Yacht Club, COOL CATS TRON, CryptoPunk…

KAWS: Waiting Sculpture · Art & Culture

KAWS sculpture standing at the entrance of a luxury residence

NBT visited

Kaws public art at the entrance of a luxury Greenpoint residence standing along the East River. This large sculpture stands like a guardian…

Padel Haus · Living

Padel Haus, The first place in NY to enjoy “Padel" that called "next pickleball".

NBT visited

Padel Haus, located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, opened as New York's first sports club dedicated to Padel. It is attempting to overtake pick…

KITH SoHo · Fashion

KITH, a leader in street culture

NBT visited

Launched in 2011 by designer and sneaker collector Ronnie Fieg as a boutique specializing in sneakers, the brand has since transformed into…

GOLF WANG · Fashion

GOLF WANG, an apparel brand by Tyler the Creator

NBT visited

This apparel brand is created by Tyler the Creator, a rapper and creator from Ladera Heights, California, and the founder and leader of Odd…

Off-White EM PTY Gallery · Fashion

Off-White, a street brand created by Virgil Abloh

NBT visited

Off-White was launched in 2014 by Virgil Abloh, the designer behind PYREX VISION and RSVP Gallery. He has been involved in various collabor…

Extra Butter New York · Fashion

Extra Butter, Premium and progressive New York boutique

NBT visited

Extra Butter is a lifestyle brand born from the idea of combining passions for film, fashion, and culture, with a flagship store in the ico…

Only NY / Brooklyn · Fashion

Only NY, a street brand filled with New York

NBT visited

Only NY is an urban, outdoor, and art-inspired street apparel brand that designs and produces original clothing inspired by NYC's urban are…

MoMA PS1 · Art & Culture

UMAR RASHID: Ancien Regime Change 4, 5, and 6

NBT visited

Through his multidisciplinary practice—including paintings, drawings, textiles, and a new multimedia sculpture being created for this exhib…

MoMA PS1 · Art & Culture

FRIEDA TORANZO JAEGER: Autonomous Drive

NBT visited

Through her dynamic and modular paintings, Frieda Toranzo Jaeger proposes a futurity of queer freedom, connection to nature, and the creati…

Whitney Museum of American Art · Art & Culture

Edward Hopper's New York at the Whitney Museum of American Art

NBT visited

Edward Hopper's at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York

Gagosian, 555 WEST 24TH STREET · Art & Culture

Exhibition of new paintings by Y.Z. KAMI at Gagosian

NBT visited

Gagosian present an exhibition of new paintings by Y.Z. Kami “Night and Day". Opening January 17 at 555 West 24th Street, this will be the …

David Zwirner W 519 West 19th · Art & Culture

David Zwirner present an exhibition of works by Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

NBT visited

David Zwirner present an exhibition of works by Felix Gonzalez-Torres. Spanning the gallery’s 519, 525, and 533 West 19th Street spaces in …

David Zwirner W 519 West 19th · Art & Culture

David Zwirner, one of New York's mega galleries

NBT visited

David Zwirner, with offices in New York, London, and Hong Kong, has presented the work of more than 60 top artists of all genres and period…

FANｰFAN Doughnuts · Food & Drinks

A cute, fluffy, voluminous, very popular doughnut store.

NBT visited

Fany Gerson, the founder of Dough, the donut store that became a cult favorite in Brooklyn and took New York City by storm, has opened a ne…

PACE · Art & Culture

The global exhibition of David Hockney is jointly presented across five cities

NBT visited

David Hockney's 20 Flowers and Some Bigger Pictures will open at Pace Gallery on January 13. This exhibition is an unprecedented internatio…

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum · Art & Culture

A exhibition of Alex Katz: Gathering at Guggenheim Museum

NBT visited

Alex Katz: Gathering," an exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum that represents across eight decades of Alex Katz's creative production.

Angels Cafe · Food & Drinks

Bagel & coffee shop featuring vegan menu and gluten-free bagels

NBT visited

The café, with a sign that reads BAGEL in Futura typeface, offers organic bagels and coffee to-go, including vegan and gluten-free bagels, …

Frankel's · Food & Drinks

Frankel's, the hottest sandwich and bagel store

NBT visited

Located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Frankel's is famous for its sandwiches and bagels. The Frankel brothers opened the restaurant in 2016, and…

Gagosian 980 Madison Avenue · Art & Culture

One of the most influential galleries, Gagosian

NBT visited

In 1980, Larry Gagosian, an American art dealer, opened a first gallery in Los Angeles. He introduced the works of Jean-Michel Basquiat, Er…

PACE · Art & Culture

Pace Gallery, a six-story, museum-quality gallery in Chelsea

NBT visited

Founded in Boston in 1960 by Arne Glimcher. Today, Pace has nine locations worldwide, including a European foothold in London and Geneva, a…

Hauser & Wirth 22nd Street · Art & Culture

Hauser & Wirth, a diverse gallery involved in art, education, and sustainability

NBT visited

Founded in Zurich, Switzerland in 1992 by Ivan and Manuela Wirth and Ursula Hauser. They have 10 gallery spaces worldwide, including Hong K…

Jeffrey Deitch / Wooster · Art & Culture

Gallery of Jeffrey Deitch, world-renowned art dealer and curator

NBT visited

The gallery is managed by Jeffrey Deitch, an American art dealer and curator who has worked with top artists such as Yoko Ono, Andy Warhol,…

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum · Art & Culture

The museum is an art museum specializes in modern and contemporary art and a World Heritage Site

NBT visited

Located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City, this museum specializes in modern and contemporary art. The distinctive snail…

Whitney Museum of American Art · Art & Culture

The Whitney Museum of American Art, one of the leading museums of modern art

NBT visited

The Whitney Museum of American Art, known informally as "The Whitney", is an art museum in the Meatpacking District and West Village neighb…

Aimé Leon Dore · Fashion

Aimé Leon Dore is a fashion brand and cafe that can embody New York culture.

NBT visited

Founded in March 2014 by founder Teddy Santis, Queens, NY-based fashion and lifestyle brand Emme Leon Doré. The flagship store, which inclu…

MoMA · Art & Culture

one of the largest and most influential museums of modern art in the world

NBT visited

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is an art museum located in Midtown Manhattan that plays a major role in developing and collecting modern a…

MoMA PS1 · Art & Culture

MoMA PS1, a contemporary art museum in a renovated elementary school affiliated with MoMA.

NBT visited

MoMA PS1 is a contemporary art institution that has been affiliated with the Museum of Modern Art since January 2000. To mark the 10th anni…

New Museum · Art & Culture

New Museum, a cutting-edge contemporary art museum featuring innovative artwork

NBT visited

Located on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York City, this museum specializes in contemporary art. The museum also exhibits experimen…

David Kordansky Gallery · Art & Culture

David Kordansky Gallery, one of the leading galleries in Los Angeles

NBT visited

Founded in 2003 as part of the burgeoning art community in Los Angeles' Chinatown. One of the leading contemporary art galleries in Los Ang…

Joe’s Pizza · Food & Drinks

Joe’s Pizza, Long-established famous restaurant visited by celebrities in New York.

NBT visited

Introducing Joe's Pizza, a long-established and famous pizza restaurant visited by celebrities for more than 47 years since its first store…

Blank Street · Food & Drinks

Blank Street Coffee, a coffee startup of great interest

NBT visited

Blank Street is a New York coffee start-up that was born out of a partnership between one NYU and one Columbia University student. The duo …

Eagle + West · Art & Culture

Eagle + West Tower adorn Greenpoint, Brooklyn's waterfront

NBT visited

The Eagle + West Tower was completed in Greenpoint, on the Brooklyn waterfront. It was built by OMA, an architectural design firm/urban pla…

PERROTIN NEW YORK · Art & Culture

MSCHF solo exhibition is now on view at Perrotin Gallery New York

NBT visited

MSCHF (Mischief) is an art collective based in Brooklyn. They are a conceptual group that has produced numerous works that expose the absur…

Bergen Bagels Bergen st · Food & Drinks

This is the New York bagel! The best bagel shop with the best dough.

NBT visited

Bergen Bagels has three locations in Brooklyn, with the main store located in front of Bergen st station, not far from Barclays Center. The…

Sey Coffee · Food & Drinks

Bushwick Coffee Roastery with Imported Beans,Sey Coffee

NBT visited

SEY is a Brooklyn-based coffee roastery. Depending on the season, they source beans from Ethiopia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras, and other …

Wegmans · Living

Wegmans, the No.1 supermarket in the U.S is in New York

NBT visited

Wegmans, which has been called the No. 1 supermarket in the U.S., opened its first New York store in Brooklyn's Navy Yard. The reason for W…

Glossir · Fashion

A cosmetic brand beyond the realm of cosmetics that captivates the world

NBT visited

A new flagship store of the cosmetic brand Glossier, with its striking flamingo-like pink color, has opened in Williamsburg. The brand has …

homecoming · Living

Flower shop with Cafe and Backyard Garden in Williamsburg

NBT visited

Located a 2-minute walk from Bedford Ave station, Homecoming is not only a cafe but also a florist and general store, with colorful flowers…

GANNI SOHO · Fashion

Sustainable and effortless women's brand GANNI from Denmark

NBT visited

GANNI is a fashion brand from Copenhagen, Denmark. It is a sustainable brand that uses environmentally friendly natural and recycled materi…

Supreme Brooklyn · Fashion

Popular street brand Supreme

NBT visited

Supreme is famous for its Futura typeface logo in red box inspired by one of the most popular contemporary American artist Barbara Krueger.…

Russ & Daughters · Food & Drinks

Russ & Daughters, a 100-year-old bagel store in NYC

NBT visited

Russ & Daughters, a long-established bagel shop in NYC for over 100 years, was founded in 1907 when Joel Russ moved to NYC from Poland and …

Bagel Point · Food & Drinks

Named after Greenpoint, this long-established bagel store is beloved by locals.

NBT visited

Bagel Point is an established bagel shop in Greenpoint that has been in business since 1977. Bagel Point uses carefully selected ingredient…

Playground Coffee Shop · Food & Drinks

Coffee and Books and apparel and community space, Trendy hybrid coffee shop

NBT visited

Playground Coffee Shop is located on Bedford Av, the main street of Bed-Stuy, and is the center of the community. It is not just a coffee s…

Peter Pan Donut & Pastry Shop · Food & Drinks

A famous donut store in Greenpoint that has been in business for over 60 years.

NBT visited

This long-established doughnut store has been in Greenpoint, Brooklyn for over 60 years. Opening at 4:30 in the morning on weekdays and at …

Dépanneur · Food & Drinks

Quebec-style, upscale small grocery store

NBT visited

Derived from the "dépanneur," or Quebec-style corner store, Dépanneur is a quaint general store, located in North Williamsburg. In addition…

land to sea · Food & Drinks

Woman-owned coffee shop and creative community

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land to sea is a coffee shop and community creative venue in East Williamsburg. Founded by Em and Eva, the woman-owned space is dedicated t…

oddfox · Food & Drinks

Low-key, Quiet Coffee Shop in Greenpoint

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Located on Greenpoint’s Manhattan Ave, Odd Fox Coffee is a low-key coffee shop with an antique, yet minimalistic flair. Lamps, empty pictur…

Butler · Food & Drinks

Trendy Williamsburg Cafe with Vegan and Gluten-free Options

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Tucked away below the Williamsburg Bridge, the Butler on S 5 St is a popular brunch spot among its neighbors. The cafe has an upbeat vibe a…

Freehold · Food & Drinks

Nighttime party scene Freehold in Williamsburg

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Known for its nighttime party scene, Freehold also has an enjoyable cafe, perfect for relaxing. While the menu is quite standard, lots of s…

Northerly Coffee　 · Food & Drinks

A coffee shop that focuses on coffee

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Northerly Coffee is purely a coffee shop - a vibe in and of itself. Located next to a record shop, the focus is simply on coffee. Rather th…

Feng Sway · Living

Vintage Clothing, Exotic Plant, and Alternative Wellness Showroom

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Feng Sway is an alluring showroom for vintage fashion, exotic plants, off-beat home decor, and alternative wellness products, such as cryst…

Dun-Well Doughnuts · Food & Drinks

Famous Vegan Donut Shop in williamsburg

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Dun-Well Doughnuts is an all vegan donut shop. Located right off the Montrose L in East Williamsburg, the shop is filled with vintage decor…

Maison du Tsuru · Food & Drinks

Colorful cafe with macarons

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Rather than a commercial cafe, MAISON du TSURU has an atmosphere reminiscent of a home-like kitchen. Tucked away on a quiet street in East …

Align Coffee/Crepe Master · Food & Drinks

Coffee, Gluten-free Crepe, and Vegan Smoothie Shop

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Located on Hooper Street in a quiet residential neighborhood in South Williamsburg, AlignCoffee / Crepe Master offers a variety of healthy …

Domino Park · Living

Williamsburg's newest landmark for children and adults alike.

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Domino Park is the newest addition to the East River in Williamsburg. There is also a play park, where you can play in the fountain or play…

Pecoraro Latteria · Food & Drinks

Italian Cafe and Grocery

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Italian cafe located near the Metropolitan Lorimer Station in Williamsburg. A variety of freshly baked Italian breads, pastries, and cheese…

Little Cupcake Bakeshop · Food & Drinks

New York's leading cupcake specialty store

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A Brooklyn-based store specializing in traditional and classic cupcakes. At only $3 to $5 each, they make the perfect souvenir. In addition…

Four & Twenty Blackbirds Pie · Food & Drinks

Brooklyn's best American pie store.

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A specialty pie store that opened in Brooklyn in 2010. The Salt Caramel Pie and the Salty Honey Pie, both made with apples, are their signa…

Clare V. Norita · Fashion

Women's bag brand from LA.

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Clare V. is an LA-based bag brand with stores in Nolita and Cobble Hill, NY. In addition to bags, Clare V. also offers feminine clothing an…

BKLYN CLAY · Art & Culture

A pottery class loved by creative Brooklynites.

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A members-only pottery school located in a residential neighborhood in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn Clay offers classes per class, private le…

Martha’s Country Bakery · Food & Drinks

A royal American-style cake store that will make sweets lovers swoon.

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Martha's Country Bakery, established in 1972, is now a popular cake store with five locations in New York City, including Astoria, Forest H…

Mia's Brooklyn Bakery · Food & Drinks

A delicious cake shop loved by the locals at Boerum hill.

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Cake shop opened in 2015 in the BOERUM HILL area. The store is always crowded with customers and is a popular store loved by local resident…

Textile Arts Center · Art & Culture

Textile school for children and adults

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The Textile Art Center offers about 20 different courses in sewing, dyeing, weaving, embroidery, etc. Workshops are available for ages 5 an…

hungry ghost · Food & Drinks

Native New York coffee chain

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Hungry Ghost is a New York coffee shop that has 13 locations throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan. Founded in 2012 by a Turkish immigrant in P…

World Famous Deli · Food & Drinks

Highly rated deli loved by locals.

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World Famous Deli is a popular deli loved by the neighborhood. They have paninis, burgers, and the most recommended are their grilled chick…

Baked in Brooklyn · Food & Drinks

A bakery in the south of Brooklyn where you can enjoy freshly baked bread.

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Baked in Brooklyn is located on the west side of Greenwood Cemetery, a historic cemetery in New York where the famous artist Basquiat is bu…

Corto · Food & Drinks

Coffee Shop with Garden

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Corto is an Italian coffee bar, tucked away on Halsey Street in Bedstuy. A short walk from the Nostrand Ave station and steps away fom Poto…