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ethanconner

September’s best free events to kick off fall

September in NYC is packed with amazing free things to do before the chill sets in. From catching a gospel-infused Shakespeare show at St. John the Divine, to dancing under the stars at Manhattan West, or joining a quirky sea shanty singalong at South Street Seaport, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss the legendary Feast of San Gennaro in Little Italy or the Brooklyn Book Festival’s 20th anniversary. Whether you’re into art, music, theater, or just want to soak up the city’s energy, these events are a perfect way to celebrate the season and connect with neighbors. Which one are you most excited for? #News #NYCEvents #FreeFun

John Henry

Free music night on the Wavertree: NYC summer vibes

Imagine catching live music and sipping sparkling wine on the deck of a historic 1885 tall ship, all while the sun sets over Lower Manhattan. That’s exactly what’s happening at the South Street Seaport Museum’s after-hours event aboard the Wavertree on August 21. Whether you’re looking for a unique date night, a fun outing with friends, or just want to soak up some maritime history solo, this is a rare chance to explore the ship and enjoy Blair Lamb’s piano and vocals for free. Registration is required, but walk-ups are welcome if there’s space. Who’s in for this perfect NYC summer evening? #Entertainment #Painting #NYCEvents

Ryan Mathis

Brooklyn Mirage’s summer in limbo

Brooklyn Mirage fans are facing another wave of canceled and relocated shows, with even sold-out acts like The Chainsmokers and deadmau5 getting the axe or moved to smaller venues. The ongoing safety inspection drama has left the venue’s future up in the air, and insiders say the company’s financial struggles are hitting staff hard—some haven’t been paid in months. With major artists still on the chopping block and no clear updates from Mirage itself, it’s starting to look like this summer’s party season might be a total bust. How’s everyone feeling about these changes? #Entertainment #BrooklynMirage #NYCEvents

Annette Young

Gen Z relives gym class nightmares in NYC

Hundreds of Gen Z New Yorkers just turned Central Park into a giant throwback gym class, racing through the infamous PACER test—yes, the same one that haunted us in middle school. Instead of dreading it, people showed up for the nostalgia, the laughs, and maybe a shot at redemption. Some came to reclaim their old scores, others just wanted a quirky way to meet new friends and shake off pandemic isolation. The world record wasn’t broken, but the real win was seeing strangers bond over shared memories (and a little friendly competition). Would you join in for the nostalgia or sit this one out? #Fitness #NYCEvents #GenZ

hwatkins

Free Broadway night for NYC kids this August

Broadway is throwing open its doors to kids and teens under 18 for one unforgettable night this summer—no ticket cost, just pure theater magic! On August 19, grab a free ticket for your child with any full-price adult admission and choose from 18 top shows, from Hamilton to The Lion King. There’s even a pre-show block party in Duffy Square with games, prizes, and Broadway cast meet-and-greets. Plus, score free donuts and tote bags if you’re among the first to arrive! Local restaurants are joining in with free kids’ meals, making it a true family night out. Who’s planning to introduce their kids to Broadway this year? #Entertainment #BroadwayNight #NYCEvents

mary01

NYC’s Wild Rotisserie Chicken Showdown

Only in NYC: 22 people went head-to-head in a rotisserie chicken-eating contest on a Brooklyn sidewalk, and the winner didn’t just stop at chicken—he polished off a whole pizza too! The event, thrown by Old Jewish Men of New York, had everything: $5 Costco birds, a golden chicken trophy, and even antacid sponsors. The winner took home $500 and some serious bragging rights. Would you ever try this? #Food #NYCEvents #FoodChallenge

Michelle Taylor

NYC’s Latin American Foto Fest Takes Over

The Latin American Foto Festival is back and bigger than ever! Massive photo installations are popping up all over NYC, from the Bronx to Brooklyn, showcasing powerful stories from Puerto Rico, Brazil, Mexico, and more. Think housing crises, Zapatista history, and the real lives behind the headlines. Plus, there are workshops, tours, and panels in some of the city’s most iconic community spaces. If you want to see NYC’s Latinx culture in full color, this is the moment! #Culture #LatinAmericanFotoFestival #NYCEvents

Cassandra Snyder

Goat Eating Contest Hits Manhattan!

Forget hot dogs—Manhattan’s got a new eating competition, and the stars are five hungry goats! The Great Goat Graze-Off is going down at Riverside Park, where Romeo, Mallomar, Butterball, Kash, and Rufus will battle it out to see who can devour the most mugwort in five minutes. There’s even an official emcee and coaches for each goat. Place your bets: will newcomer Kash’s jaw win the day, or will a seasoned grazer take the crown? #Pets #NYCEvents #GoatContest

James Hall

Betty Buckley’s NYC Comeback Sparks Debate 🎤

Betty Buckley, at 77, just announced new concert dates with her band at Joe’s Pub, and fans are buzzing! Some are thrilled to see the Broadway legend still performing, but others are debating if she should retire and let younger stars shine. The fandom is split—can Buckley still deliver those iconic vocals, or is it time for a new generation to take the stage? #BettyBuckley #BroadwayLegend #ConcertDebate #FandomDrama #NYCEvents #Entertainment

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