We have started to see that the leaves are beginning to change color and the evenings are feeling much cooler, which whispers to us that Fall has made its debut. As the energy transitions to being cozier, New York City offers the perfect mix of outdoor and indoor activities to enjoy and we wanted to share a few:
New York City Wine & Food Festival
Food Network’s, New York City Wine & Food Festival will be returning this fall with a new address: The Seaport. October 15th – 19th, attendees will experience multi-course dining experiences, pier parties, mast classes, tastings and boozy brunches curated by acclaimed chefs. To secure your tickets, please visit: https://nycwff.org/
Literary Series
The Brookfield Place’s Literary Series will be continuing into the cold weather months. On October 7th at 10AM, the Book Drop will be: Shrills and Thrills.
Guests who RSVP, will be able to snag free scary reads at Hudson Eats. For more information or to RSVP, please visit
To learn more about each event and RSVP, visit the Brookfield Place website.
Visit The New York Botanical Garden
Now thru November 30th, stroll through the New York Botanical Gardens in the evenings to experience “Nightmare Before Christmas”. The “magic in the air” whisks you along 8,300 square feet of Jack’s world via tunnels…but not to worry, you will not get lost. Tickets available here: https://thenightmarebeforechristmaslighttrail.com/#about
Fall Foliage Cruise
Soak in scenic fall foliage views while cruising on the Hudson. Classic Harbor Line offers a front-row seat to the picturesque changing of the seasons stretching from the Hudson River to the Palisades. Cruises run daily from October 4 through November 16. To purchase tickets visit: https://sail-nyc.com/new-york-city-boat-tours/
New York Film Festival
Clear your calendars and spend a few hours enjoying the New York Film Festival. Now thru October 13th, over 30 films will be shown, th spotlight selection this year will be Scott Cooper’s “Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere”…and from what we hear, “the Boss” will make an appearance with members of the cast. For more information, visit: https://www.filmlinc.org/nyff/
Knicks game
On the heals of an incredible season, the Knicks will play their first official home game on October 22nd against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Madison Square Garden. Experience one of the most iconic sporting venues at Madison Square Garden. Touted as being one of the most iconic sporting venues, this game (and season), promises to be unforgettable. For the schedule, please visit: https://www.nba.com/knicks/schedule
Pumpkin Arch at Pier 17
On October 22nd, the Heineken Riverdeck at Pier 17 will once again be transformed into the seasonal photo dream – Pumpkin Arch.
Crafted from hundreds of pumpkins and draped in vibrant fall leaves, the towering arch offers more than just a photo op. It captures the essence of the season — with the Brooklyn Bridge as its backdrop and twinkling lights that glow into the evening. For more information, please visit: https://theseaport.nyc/events/pumpkin-arch-2025/
Taste of The Seaport
On October 25th, The Taste of the Seaport returns, bringing together food, community, and culture.
With stunning waterfront views as the backdrop, this street festival features the neighborhood’s top chefs, restaurants and small businesses. Guests will enjoy family-friendly activities, live music, and pop-ups from local artisans. For more information, please visit: https://www.tasteoftheseaport.org/
Radio City Rockettes
Enjoy the 100th anniversary of the world-famous Radio City Rockettes this holiday season. This unforgettable experience runs from November 6th to January 4th, 2026, and this milestone season promises to be even more memorable.
Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.rockettes.com/christmas/calendar/
Football & Hockey, anyone?
Football and Hockey season is in full swing. Whether cheering on the Giants or the Jets or the Rangers, win or lose, you have to admit the adrenaline rush is contagious. Visit our concierge team to secure your tickets to these games.
End of the age of Dinosaurs
66 million years ago, one asteroid changed everything.
Learn about the dinosaurs’ final days on earth, during your next visit to the American Museum of Natural History. The exhibit will feature fossils and fossil casts, immersive animations, and life-sized models to illustrate the significance of their extinction. To secure your tickets, please visit: https://www.amnh.org/
NYC Marathon
On Sunday, November 2nd, thousands have runners will hit the pavement to begin the New York City Marathon. Along the 26 mile journey spectators will be cheering on family and strangers alike. The amazing signs on display have become its own talking point. For more information on the marathon and route, please visit: https://www.nyrr.org/tcsnycmarathon
