Corey Fuller

Battery Park and the Staten Island Ferry both put her in view without a ticket, though only one of them actually gets you close.

While lifeguards officially go off duty this weekend, Introduction 262 proposes a massive expansion to the city's waterfront access, aiming to stretch the swimming season by nearly a month and push daily hours to 8 pm.

By strategically pairing fall federal holidays with weekend dates, New Yorkers can effectively double their time off and score up to an unbroken

Built inside a 187-year-old Peekskill landmark, this immersive 90-minute experience pairs four of Edgar Allan Poe's most unsettling tales with custom craft cocktails for two nights only this October.

Jersey City is swapping its usual soundtrack for brass, blues, and an immersive 60-minute hot jazz tribute inside a glass-walled skyline room this March, with tickets starting in the $40s.

Starting mid-October, the historic 320-acre grounds will feature a glowing 1.5km after-dark trail complete with fire performers, a cursed tomb, and tickets from £23.

New York City has only one theater capable of showing Dune: Part Three the way Denis Villeneuve actually shot it, and after the record-breaking run The Odyssey just had in the same format, demand for a seat is about to get a lot more competitive.

Set inside a beautifully restored 1908 schoolhouse turned theater, this unique string-ensemble performance on September 26 offers an unforgettable, intimate night out just a 35-minute direct train ride from Penn Station.

Tucked away in Staten Island's Rosebank neighborhood beside the 300-year-old Alice Austen House, Buono Beach offers a quiet retreat far from crowded end-of-summer sands.

Belmont Park Village brings a walkable, open-air luxury experience just 19 miles east of NYC — featuring James Beard dining, hands-free shopping, and up to 65% off rare runway pieces.