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Sunday Oct. 19, 2025

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2 – 3:30 pm

Your Faithful Reader: When The Veil is Thin

Under St MarksEast Village

Book Launch Banner – The Widower Without a Will

2 – 4 pm

Book Launch Party: The Widower Without a Will by Katherine Grant

The LocalQueens

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2 – 8 pm

NYC Public Interest Technology (PIT) Pop-Up

Free

The Oculus World Trade CenterLower Manhattan

2:30 – 7:30 pm

Spooktacular 2025

Staten Island ZooStaten Island

Energetic Well Sanctuary 2025.10.19 (1200 x 610 px) QNS

2:30 – 4 pm

Energetic Well Sanctuary

Form + FlowAstoria

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2:30 – 6 pm

F@gtasia Presents: Wickedt (Part One)

The Second City New York MainstageBrooklyn

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3 – 4 pm

BOO! The Players Theatre Short Play Festival

The Players TheatreNew York City

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3 – 4:30 pm

Truman vs. Israel: Abzug and the Undressing of Truman

Theater

Theater at St. ClementsTheater District

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3 – 4:30 pm

In Their Footsteps

Bronx Music Hall AmphitheatreBronx

3 – 7 pm

Forest Ave BOO-ZAR by Faire and Flourish

Ages: All
Family
Free
Halloween

Parking Lot of Kings Arms DinerStaten Island

3 pm

Flip Circus

Ages: All
Attractions
Family

The Mall at Bay PlazaBronx

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3 – 4 pm

Staged Reading of a New Play

The Tiny CupboardBrooklyn

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4 – 5:30 pm

La MaMa, in Association with Tamar Rogoff Performance Projects, Presents DROP DEAD…GORGEOUS

Dance

La MaMa’s Downstairs TheatreEast Village

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4 pm

Madame Morbid’s Trolley Tours

madame morbidBrooklyn

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4 – 6 pm

Trick-or-Treat Night at Color Factory!

Ages: 5 – 8
Family
Halloween
Holiday

Color Factory New York

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4:30 – 7 pm

Sunday Supper presented by Peroni hosted by “The Pasta Queen” Nadia Caterina Munno and Lil Mo Mozzarella

Food & Drink

Invesco QQQ Festival Campus in the Seaport

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4:30 – 5:30 pm

Prelude Opera presents Hansel and Gretel

Ages: All
Family
Music
Theater

St Frances Cabrini Shrine (Lawn)Washington Heights

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5 pm

Olivia Levine’s Unstuck

Comedy

SOHO PLAYHOUSESoHo

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5 – 7:30 pm

Speakeasy, Die Softly: Immersive Murder Mystery Dinner Theater at Carmine’s

Nightlife

Carmine’s Italian Restaurant – Times SquareNew York City

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5 – 6:30 pm

(un)conditional

Theater

SOHO PLAYHOUSESoho

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5 – 7 pm

Italian American Reconciliation

Theater

The Flea TheaterTribeca

5 – 6:15 pm

Queer Window

The Stonewall InnWest Village

5:30 pm

The Night Shift: Jamaica Bay After Dark

Ages: All
Environment
Family
Free

Jamaica Bay Wildlife RefugeBroad Channel

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6 – 8 pm

Brown Sugar comedy show

Comedy

Shrine World Music VenueHarlem

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6 – 10 pm

FEMALE MISBEHAVIOR: THE FILMS OF MONIKA TREUT

Film
LGBTQ+

Anthology Film ArchivesEast Village

6 pm

Flip Circus

Ages: All
Attractions
Family

The Mall at Bay PlazaBronx

WHEEL OF MISFORTUNE

6 – 7:30 pm

Wheel of Misfortune – The Unpredictable Comedy Game Show

Flop House Comedy ClubBrooklyn

7 – 9 pm

Blood Orange, a new play by Abigail Duclos

Theater

Jeffrey and Paula Gural Theatre @ A.R.T./New York TheatresMidtown

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7 – 9:15 pm

Nothing Like Broadway!

Theater

Marjorie S Deane Little TheaterUpper West Side

Pumpkin Nights with Visitors

7 pm

Harvest Glow

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7 pm

Madame Morbid’s Trolley Tours

madame morbidBrooklyn

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7 – 9 pm

Verse4Verse: Drag Poetry Show

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