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Updated Saturday, October 10, 2026 · 9:37 AM
Saturday, Oct. 10 through Halloween. Confirmed on venue and organizer pages. Dry and mild today, high around 70. Liberty were swept last night. Yankees already done. Know something we missed? Drop it on Stories.
This Week By Borough
Manhattan
Hallowscream
J. Hood Wright. Fright walk. Pumpkin patch and bounce houses Saturday. Registration required.
Open House New York
Weekend of behind-the-scenes tours. Roughly 300 sites. Check ohny.org for the list.
NYC Wine & Food Festival
Last weekend. Food Network festival.
Blood Manor
Through Nov 7. Not for kids under 14.
Fred Armisen
Comedy.
Washington Square Dog Halloween
Costume contest. Free to watch.
St. John’s vs Rutgers
Men’s basketball exhibition.
Brooklyn
Johnny Blue Skies
Sturgill Simpson. Mutiny for the Masses.
JPEGMAFIA
With redveil.
Tompkins Square Dog Parade
36th. Festival block on 6th between B and C, 10am–4. Watching is free.
Brooklyn Bridge Park Harvest Festival
Fall festival on the water.
Domino Park Fall Festival
Free fall activities.
Queens
Fisher
EDM. Also Saturday.
MoMA PS1 Halloween Family Day
Family programming.
NYCFC vs LAFC
MLS.
The Bronx
Williamsbridge Fall Fiesta
Pumpkin patch, crafts, dog costume parade. Free. NYC Parks.
Boo at the Zoo
Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets required.
Staten Island
Open House New York
Sites open across the borough. Check ohny.org.
For The Kids
Hallowscream
Fright walk. Pumpkin patch and bounce houses Saturday. Registration required.
Williamsbridge Fall Fiesta
Pumpkin patch, crafts, dog costume parade. Free.
Washington Square Dog Halloween
Costume contest. Free to watch.
Tompkins Square Dog Parade
Watching is free.
Brooklyn Bridge Park Harvest Festival
Free fall activities.
Domino Park Fall Festival
Free.
Fall and Halloween
West Village self-guided ghost walk
1.5–2 hours at your own pace. Exterior only on private houses. Best after dark.
Village Halloween Parade
53rd. Theme is Body and Soul. Canal to 15th. Free to march if you are in costume, lineup 6:30–9. Rain or shine. NY1 at 8.
Tompkins Square Dog Parade
36th. 13th to 7th. Festival block on 6th between B and C, 10am–4. Watching is free. Marching is full.
Hallowscream
J. Hood Wright, Washington Heights. Fright walk both days. Pumpkin patch and bounce houses Saturday. Registration required. NYC Parks.
Williamsbridge Fall Fiesta
Pumpkin patch, crafts, dog costume parade. Free. NYC Parks.
Blood Manor
359 Broadway. Open tonight and Sunday. Halloween night runs late. Not for kids under 14.
Día de los Muertos
Ofrenda and marigolds. Parade Sunday, Nov 1 at 2.
Trick-or-Streets
City says about 160 car-free blocks are hosting Halloween and fall stuff. Check nyc.gov for the block near you.
Greenwich Village self-guided ghost walk
App-based haunted tour of the Village. Hangman’s Elm, Mark Twain house, speakeasies, the pauper cemetery. Go at your own pace. Day or night.
Merchant’s House Museum
Intact 1832 house. Open Wed–Sun 1–5. Printed or app guide. Candlelight ghost tours select October nights, 6:30–9, $45.
Morris-Jumel Mansion
Manhattan’s oldest house. Washington’s headquarters, later Aaron Burr and Eliza Jumel. Paranormal investigations with equipment, 18+, select October nights at 7pm. After-dark access to period rooms. Check morrisjumel.org for dates.
Dyckman Farmhouse
Manhattan’s last Dutch farmhouse, built 1780s. Open for guided tours Fri–Sat. Donation-based. Historic House Trust. Not marketed as haunted, but public access.
14 West 10th Street
Private residence. Mark Twain lived here. Known as the House of Death. No public interior access. Featured on Village ghost walks. Exterior only.
Green-Wood Cemetery
Self-guided during the day. After Hours tours with catacombs on select nights (tonight and others). Cemetery Scavenger Hunt Sun Oct 25, free. Crime and Catastrophe trolley today at 10am.
The Haunting on 9th St
Immersive Halloween cocktail pop-up inside The Cabinet Mezcal Bar. Clown Pear-anoia, Liquid Lobotomy. Themed mugs. Reservations advised.
Black Lagoon
364 Atlantic Ave. Goth cocktail takeover. Pumpkin rum, bone margaritas, collectible glassware. Cinematic lighting and spooky soundtrack.
Beetle House
Tim Burton-themed East Village room. In-character servers and performers. Every day is Halloween. Reserve ahead in October.
Ridgewood Asylum
Interactive haunted house with escape-room elements. Wed–Sat 8pm–1am, Sun 6–11. Under 18 with a parent. Advance tickets only. Location sent to ticket holders.
Roosevelt Island ruins
Self-guided outdoor. Nellie Bly’s “human rat trap.” Abandoned hospital ruins on the island. Free. Tram or F train.
Decorated stoops
Upper East Side: East 78th between Park and Lex, East 67th–74th off Fifth. West Village: Perry, Charles, Grove. Dyker Heights lights up later. Free walks.
Ridgewood Asylum
Interactive haunted house with escape-room elements. Wed–Sat 8pm–1am, Sun 6–11. Under 18 with a parent. Advance tickets only. Location sent to ticket holders.
Roosevelt Island ruins
Self-guided outdoor. Nellie Bly’s “human rat trap.” Abandoned hospital ruins on the island. Free. Tram or F train.
Decorated stoops
Upper East Side: East 78th between Park and Lex, East 67th–74th off Fifth. West Village: Perry, Charles, Grove. Dyker Heights lights up later. Free walks.
Date Nights
This weekend first, then the rooms that always work. Book the paid ones. Walk the free ones.
Manhattan
Blood Manor
Open tonight through Sunday. Fri and Sat 7–11. Sunday 6–10. Dinner after, not before.
Spelling Bee, last call
Putnam County closes Sunday. 7pm Friday, 6:30pm Sunday night. Drink on 9th after.
Harry, then a late room
Jamie xx opens. Book the table for after, not before.
The Format
Get Up Kids and Phantom Planet. Then a booth, not a line at the bar.
Hispanic Day Parade
Watch from the sidewalk, then a late lunch nearby.
Grand Bazaar
Cozy and Crafted. Walk it, then a window seat on the Upper West Side.
School Girls
Still open. Then a drink on 47th.
Village Vanguard
Jazz. Dark room. Two sets most nights.
One if by Land
Fireplace. Book ahead.
Brooklyn
Don Omar, then dinner
Last King. Eat after, not on Flatbush before the show.
Brooklyn Bridge at dusk
Skyline, then a table in Dumbo or back over the bridge.
Brooklyn Columbus Day Parade
Bensonhurst. Walk the avenue, then a table on 18th.
The River Café
Bridge in the window. Jacket. Book it.
Queens
Foster the People
Outdoor. Then a drink on Austin Street.
Gaonnuri
Korean. Skyline. Book the window.
The Bronx
Día de los Muertos
Marigolds and the ofrenda. Crafts and music Sat and Sun, 11am–3. Parade is Nov 1.
City Island
Walk the main drag, then seafood.
Tobalá
Oaxaca in the South Bronx. Mezcal if you drink.
Staten Island
Staten Island Ferry
Free sunset. Best cheap date in the city.
Foliage train
Metro-North added trains up the Hudson. Out in the morning, back before dinner.
Shaw-naé’s House
Soul food after the boat.
Bars And Nights Out
No named ticketed crawl we could verify for this week. Walk these stretches yourself.
West Village
Tight blocks. Start early.
East Village
Louder, cheaper. Two blocks off McSorley’s.
Stone Street
Beer garden on the cobblestones through Oktoberfest. Dead Rabbit if you want the serious room.
Williamsburg
Brooklyn crawl. Duff’s if you want cheap beer and metal.
Broadway Right Now
Official houses, checked Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026. School Girls is open at the Friedman. Titaníque closed Sept. 20. Confirm the theater and curtain. Tickets: broadway.com.
& Juliet
Aladdin
The Book of Mormon
Buena Vista Social Club
Chicago
The Great Gatsby
Hadestown
Hamilton
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Just in Time
The Lion King
The Lost Boys
Maybe Happy Ending
MJ
Oh, Mary!
Operation Mincemeat
The Outsiders
Paranormal Activity
The Rocky Horror Show
School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play
Six
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
The Imaginary Invalid
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
Wicked
Our Spots
Places we have experienced, loved, and hope you will too. Our words, their links. Check them out. Got a better slice, a bar we missed, or a night at one of these? We would love to hear about it! Share it in the Stories.
Restaurants, Delis, Diners, Carts, Trucks
Manhattan
7th Street Burger
Simple smashburger shops. Same short menu everywhere.
Cafe De Novo
Downtown cafe. Breakfast, sandwiches, late hours.
Il Cortile
Family-run since 1975. Glass courtyard in the back. The Sopranos cast used this as the farewell dinner spot when a character got whacked. Plaques and a signed Gandolfini photo are on the wall.
Joanne Trattoria
Lady Gaga’s family restaurant. Italian, live music, Lincoln Center block. Go for the food and the room, not the souvenir hunt.
Lillie’s Victorian Establishment
Two Victorian rooms, same idea. Fancy interior, heavy on the details. Holiday decorations are the reason to go in December. Sister spots to Oscar Wilde.
Mustang Harry’s
Irish sports bar next to Madison Square Garden. Wicked strong screwdrivers on a Sunday morning, after a night at the Garden watching your favorite basketball team suffer the worst loss in franchise history.
Oscar Wilde
Victorian bar and restaurant. Long marble bar, clocks, fireplace, the whole look. Beautiful Victorian interior. They go all in on the holiday decorations.
Riverside Market
No chicken tenders. Get the chicken cutlet cut into strips, tossed in buffalo. Walk to the Hudson. Eat them with ranch. That’s the move.
Rose’s Pizza
Slice shop inside Penn. Ice-cold beer in cans and on draft. Good people-watching if you grab a stool. Great pre-game spot for MSG, or after, if you do not want a sit-down.
Shu Jiao Fu Zhou
Peanut noodles. Cash only. Bring bills.
Son Del North
Northern Mexican burritos on Orchard. No rice. Get the bean and cheese burrito.
Westway Diner
Seinfeld history. Jerry and Larry hashed the show out here. Very reasonable prices. Order the Cowboy Burrito and home fries. You won’t be disappointed.
Brooklyn
L&B Spumoni Gardens
Sicilian square pie since 1939. Cheese on the bottom, sauce on top. Get the square, then the spumoni. Original is 86th Street. They also have a Dumbo shop.
Queens
Fuleen Palace
Chinese on Coleman Square, next to The Rail. Takeout and sit-down. Same block as the A train / JFK AirTrain stop.
Lenny’s Clam Bar
Locals still call it Lenny’s Clam House. Seafood, Italian, family place since 1974. Baked clams and calamari if you only get one thing. Oldman says they have the best Brushetta he has ever had. The stains on his shirt guarantee he is not lying.
New Park Pizza
Best pie in Queens. We’ll argue it against the whole city. Coal-oven slice, salted deck, no theater. Go to Howard Beach. Just ask Adam Sandler or Granni Dani. The pies are huge, she is tiny, yet she will make a full one disappear by herself.
U-Me Sushi
Neighborhood sushi. Closed Tuesdays. Call ahead if you want a special roll.
The Bronx
Mario’s
Arthur Avenue Italian since 1919. This is the Bronx Little Italy strip. Neapolitan plates, family-run. Go to Arthur Avenue, not the tourist Little Italy downtown.
Bars, Pubs, and Taverns
Manhattan
Bailey’s Corner Pub
Yorkville pub since the 1950s. Locals, TVs, late. Noon to 4 a.m.
The Blarney Stone
Old downtown Irish pub near the Battery. Long bar, cheap pints, lunch crowd and after-work. One of the last of the original Blarney Stones.
Blue Haven
Sports bar on Houston. Craft beer, TVs, pub food.
The Dead Rabbit
Irish pub and cocktail house. Taproom downstairs, Parlor upstairs. World-famous drink list. Walk-in for the taproom if you can.
Fraunces Tavern
Open since 1762. George Washington said goodbye to his officers here after the Revolution. Oldest tavern still standing in the city. Museum upstairs, bars and dining downstairs.
The Irish American Pub
Downtown Irish pub. Pints, games, late kitchen. John Street.
John Doe
5th Avenue between Flatiron and the Empire State. Craft bar. Late hours.
McSorley’s Old Ale House
Oldest saloon in the city still pouring. Light or dark ale, two at a time. Cash only. Sawdust on the floor.
O’Hara’s Restaurant and Pub
Irish pub at Ground Zero since 1983. First responders: bring your patch. They will hang it. 9/11 Never Forget.
The One Trick Pony
Neighborhood bar. Pool table, cheap drinks, sports on. No kitchen. Bring food if you want it. Open late.
The Red Lion
Live rock and blues most nights since 1984. Soccer on the TVs. Open late. West 4th Street subway.
Standings
Tiny sports bar. Beer and TVs. Two blocks from McSorley’s. No kitchen. Game sound, no music.
Stone Street Tavern
Pub on the cobblestones. Comfort food, beer, and outdoor tables when the street is closed to cars. FiDi after-work crowd.
The Whiskey
Whiskey Tavern in Chinatown and The Whiskey Brooklyn in Williamsburg. Same family. Whiskey list, bar food, late.
Brooklyn
Duff’s
Heavy metal bar. Cheap beer. Friendly people. J train to Marcy Avenue. You can’t miss it.
Queens
Neir’s Tavern
Open since 1829. Goodfellas was filmed here. Neighborhood tavern, not a replica set.
The Rail Bar
One of the best neighborhood bars in the boroughs. Good bartenders, friendly people, cold drinks, and sports on. Easy stop before or after JFK. Tell them Tom Cruise sent you.