NYC's top fall festivals: immerse in cinema, cuisine, autumn ambiance, and more diverse offerings
New York City is gearing up for an exciting fall season, with a variety of events and festivals scheduled to take place from September to November. Here's a roundup of some of the most anticipated events in the city.
First on the list is the Halloween Harvest at Luna Park, running from September 19 to November 2 at Luna Park in Coney Island. Visitors can enjoy activities such as pumpkin decorating, balloon twisting, face painting, tractor races, trick-or-treating, and pumpkin and apple cider-infused treats.
For those with a penchant for Broadway, the Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction by Broadway Cares is happening on September 21. This event, located on West 44th & 45th Streets between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, offers a unique opportunity to purchase Broadway and Off-Broadway memorabilia and even meet some stars.
Music lovers will be thrilled to know that BRIC JazzFest returns this fall, taking place at the BRIC House in Downtown Brooklyn on October 17 and 18. Notable artists such as Brandee Younger, Makaya McCraven, Daniel Villareal, Reggie Workman, Allysha Joy, and others are set to perform.
The Brooklyn Book Festival's 20th anniversary will be celebrated on September 21, with talks, courses, and a large book fair at Brooklyn Borough Hall.
If you're a fan of films, mark your calendars for the New York Film Festival, which runs from September 26 to October 13. The festival will be held in various locations across the city.
For those interested in agriculture, the Queens Agricultural Fair takes place on September 27 at the Queens County Farm Museum. The fair features competitions, live music, theatrical performances, local vendors, Blue Ribbon competitions, a corn maze, and more.
Lastly, OktoberFest, a popular autumn festival, will run from September 12 to October 26. Visitors can enjoy traditional German food, music, and beer at various locations across the city.
Entry prices for these events vary, with some starting at $10. For more details, visit the Queens County Farm Museum website.
These events promise to make the fall season in New York City an unforgettable one. So, mark your calendars and get ready to experience the city in a whole new light.
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