Holi in The City summarizes New York City in a nutshell. Holi festival demands food, music, dance, and fun while embracing people and organizations from all ethnic and religious backgrounds. Annually, Hol in the City has a huge emphasis on color, so you can expect paint and sprays in the area. However, you’re not allowed to bring your own, but expect laughter and smiles everywhere.
The Sobriety Game Show is hosted by Alex Grubard. A stage full of comedians who are all high except for one of them. In order to leave the sober Narc left alone on stage at the end the audience must eliminate players they believe to be baked out of their mind. If they are successful, everyone wins prizes.
If the likes of udon, yakitori, ramen, and taiyaki make your mouth water, then mark your calendar for Japan Fes in Chelsea, New York. The event will be held from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and is considered a paradise for Japanese foodies and cultural enthusiasts. Tasty treats and bubble tea aside, Japan Fes will also feature live music and a ramen contest on the 27th. Over 300,000 people show up at this event every year, so get in on the fun so you can sample sweet and savory delights.
Your favorite NYC restaurants are battling to claim the fame of having the best margarita in town, and who better to judge them than you. Let the tequila do the talking and vote for the tastiest drink of the day at the Margarita Rumble. Judging can be hard work, so listen to some live music while you’re at it. Tickets start from $58.
Come out and celebrate Japanese culture and cuisine with a visit to Japan Fes. The event runs from February through November with various dates and locations throughout the city, each featuring a smorgasbord of Japanese cuisine, exclusive menus, and vendors from NYC and all over the world. Be sure to come out and sample everything from traditional Japanese favorites like ramen to one-of-a-kind menu collaborations at this popular event.
Every spring, Macy's hosts one of the largest flower shows in New York City. Located at its Herald Square location, the Macy's Flower Show is a two-week event featuring flowers from around the world, decorative floral displays, curated exhibitions, guided tours, and more. The annual show runs from the end of March through the second week of April, check the store website for this year's dates.
The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism will be a special event focused on the rich botanical history of Mexico. Guests may explore lush landscapes brought to life through thousands of flowers, including arrangements inspired by the dynamic designs of Mexican modernist architect Luis Barragán. And Don't miss the 21+ Orchid Nights, on select Saturday evenings for music, cocktails, food, and nightlife of Mexico City in the New York Botanical Garden.
Get your fill at the Smorgasburg, the perfect event for hungry foodies who love ramen, oysters, sushi, vegan fare, and everything in between. And don't miss artists, vendors, and musicians that make the Smorgasburg a New York favorite. Smorgasburg NY is open weekends from April through October, with Fridays at the World Trade Center, Saturdays in Williamsburg, and Sundays at Brooklyn Prospect Park.
The Tartan Day Parade is an NYC tradition that offers attendees a unique way to celebrate and honor Scottish culture. It features bagpipes, dancers, and even adorable Scottish dogs proudly marching in the parade. Attendance is free and open to the public. And it's not just about the parade, expect a whole week of Scottish-themed events, festivities, and maybe a nice plate of haggis.
Get ready to laugh until your stomach hurts at a live comedy performance with Alonzo Bodden. Being a comedian for 25 years, he's traveled the country and prompted thousands of laughs. Catch him while he's in New York April 11 -12 at Laugh It Up Comedy Club in Poughkeepsie.
Learn more.The New York City Ballet's spring season 2025 promises to be a spectacular display of dance artistry. With a lineup that includes a mix of classical ballets and new works, the season is sure to delight audiences of all ages. The Company will showcase the stunning choreography of Balanchine, Masters at Work, and many others. From the timeless grace of "Romeo & Juliet, and the whimsy of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," to the dark and mysterious "La Valse", the NYCB Spring 2025 season is an unforgettable event for lovers of emotion, beauty, and athleticism.
