September in New York City brings Snoopy dressed by BODE, Sandy Liang, and Willy Chavarria in the Meatpacking District, Bvlgari’s Serpenti on the High Line, a champagne-and-oyster retreat on the North Fork, Hunt Slonem at Casita Maria’s Fiesta kick-off, and a six-DJ night at Mood Ring. From fashion and art to nightlife, food, and cultural events, these are some of the most interesting things happening in NYC in September 2026.
Read MoreJune in New York belongs to football fans, design lovers, and rooftop revelers. From the The 2026 FIFA World Cup arriving in the city to the Morgan Library and World Monuments Fund hosting summer gatherings of their own, there’s activity for everyone. Bryant Park fills with contemporary dance while Magic Hour Rooftop transforms into a summer camp overlooking the city. These are the best events in NYC for June 2026.
Read MoreOne of our most dense event lineups ever, May arrives in full force in New York. From the Met Gala and Frieze Week to celebrating all things Italy in a townhouse the city moves between fashion, design, art, and food with no pauses. Add in Carnegie Hall’s milestone gala, the 26th annual MAD About Jewelry show, and a growing slate of pop-ups and cultural gatherings, and these are the best events in NYC for May 2026.
Read MoreNYC begins to bloom in April. From Louis Vuitton’s hotel takeover in Soho to an exclusive evening with Anine Bing; there’s a 50th anniversary celebration at MoMA PS1 plus a special concert presented by the country of Sweden. That’s not to forget annual essentials like the New York International Auto Show and the Young Concert Artists Gala. Simply put, these are the best events in NYC for April 2026.
Read MoreLooking for the best NYC events in March 2026? From the Whitney Biennial and the MoMA March Party to Marina Abramović in conversation with Seth Meyers, Van Cleef & Arpels’ Dance Reflections Festival, late-night Bushwick dance parties, and hands-on SoHo pop-ups, these standout exhibitions, performances, and cultural gatherings are defining New York’s social and artistic calendar for March 2026.
Read MoreFebruary in NYC offers a delicious mix of museum exhibitions, gallery programming, and formal events without holiday crowds. Highlights include a major Isamu Noguchi exhibition, appointment-only shows at Library 180, design talks at Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Mardi Gras celebrations in TriBeCa, and gala evenings at Lincoln Center. These are the best events in NYC for February 2026.
Read MoreDespite the rumors, January in NYC is far from quiet. From after-hours celebrations at the Whitney Museum of American Art to skating at Rockefeller Center to exploring The Winter Show at The Park Avenue Armory through to dancing at one of NYC’s most iconic debutante balls, these are the best events in NYC for January 2026.
Read MoreNew York City’s best New Year’s Eve celebrations increasingly begin at the table and end on the dance floor. From multi-course dinners that unfold into midnight Champagne to galas where live music and DJs take over after dessert, we’ve made New Year’s Eve plans designed for those who want the full arc.
Read MoreOur biggest December events guide ever! From family-friendly holiday activities and exciting festivals to world class exhibitions and cozy nightlife, this curated lineup highlights the month’s most essential things to do in NYC in December 2025.
Read MoreFrom the Waldorf Astoria’s historic Peacock Alley to a groundbreaking new spa by Dior, New York City’s most compelling new spaces are less about novelty and more about intention. These are the openings redefining how New York City eats, drinks, and feels.
Read MoreNovember in New York City unfolds with a season of art, design, and celebration, from the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and Salon Art + Design to intimate evenings with icons like Tracey Emin and a champagne-soaked Sea of Gold party. These are the best events in NYC for November 2025.
Read MoreIn October, you’ll walk through a West Village townhouse designed by the best, encounter Andrea Bocelli in an intimate gala setting, explore the world of Ukrainian culture, and even take a seat at one of New York City’s most celebrated bars.These are the best events in NYC for October 2025.
Read MoreOne of the most anticipated hotel openings in NYC, we analyzed all of Faena New York’s room floor plans, which feature everything from outdoor dining rooms and walk-in closets to showers with balconies and plenty of views.
Read MoreFrom the Philharmonic’s glittering gala to the first-ever Perú Mucho Gusto Festival, September in New York unfolds with art fairs, rooftop concerts, culinary feasts, and society gatherings that set the rhythm of the season. These are the best events for September in NYC.
Read MoreGet ready for a thrilling August, from the final days of museum exhibitions, limited-edition cocktails on rooftops, helicopters to the Hamptons, and lots of US Open festivities. These are the best events in NYC for August 2025. One more thing: this is our biggest list of free events in NYC ever.
Read MoreGet ready for a jam-packed July in NYC filled with high-energy parties, mesmerizing art exhibitions, legendary fireworks, and two opportunities to see Rita Ora live in NYC. These are the best events in NYC for July 2025.
Read MoreThe Swarovski Foundation and the United Nations gathered to celebrate a new class of young global changemakers—offering funding, mentorship, and a spotlight on creativity as a force for sustainable impact.
Read MoreDuring a celebration at the United Nations, we sat down with the finalists in Swarovski Foundation’s Creatives for Our Future 2025 cohort, discussing everything from sustainable design, e-waste, and how place influences solutions.
Read MoreNYC turns up for June 2025 with Caribbean carnivals, Black Tie galas, rooftop cocktails, and underground dance celebrations and more. By the way: this is our biggest list ever, packed with more free events than ever.
Read MoreFrom Mother’s Day and the Met Gala to a galaxy of art shows, May in New York City is serving red carpet energy and spring garden fantasies—your calendar’s about to get very full. There’s plenty to do in NYC in May 2025.
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