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Brooklyn Paper
Published 10 hours agoDancin’ in September: New York Transit Museum to celebrate 50 years with 70s disco dance party
The New York Transit Museum is dancin’ in September as it rolls back to 1976 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. A one-night-only fundraiser will turn the decommissioned subway station into a 70s-themed disco dance party with dancing, drinks and vinyl-only tunes on Sept. 26.…
Long Island Press
Published 12 hours agoPort Washington Italian Festival to return for 45th year
The sights, sounds and flavors of Italy will return next week as the John Michael Marino Lodge No. 1389 hosts its 45th annual Italian Festival. The four-day Port Washington festival is scheduled for Sept. 10-13 at Town of North Hempstead Beach Park, 175 West Shore Road, bringing…
Long Island Press
Published 12 hours agoTown of Hempstead to hold 9/11 memorial ceremony
The Town of Hempstead will mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks with a sunrise memorial ceremony on Sept. 11 at Town Park Point Lookout. Supervisor John Ferretti and the Hempstead Town Board will join families of local 9/11 victims, firefighters, police…
Long Island Press
Published 14 hours agoGreat Neck Plaza approves Shireimu Choir Charity Walk
The board of trustees approved a charity walk for the Shireimu Choir of Long Island and approved comments on the environmental review of a proposed mixed-use development at 15 Barstow Road. The actions came during the Great Neck Plaza Village Board’s Wednesday, Sept. 2 meeting,…
Brooklyn Paper
Published 15 hours agoRARE Steak Championship makes NYC debut at Industry City, 25+ local participants to compete
The RARE Steak Championship, a national food and beverage festival that unites culinary talent across the country, will make its New York City debut at Sunset Park’s Industry City on Sept. 10. More than 25 competitors at the top of their game in steak, cocktails and more will…
History Comes Alive in Yorktown Through Revolutionary War Concert
Local history and original music will converge in Yorktown as musicians Carla Lynne Hall and Jim Keyes perform This Man’s A Spy! The free concert on September 20 tells the dramatic story of the American Revolution’s most notorious betrayal: the treasonous plot between British spy…
Community Calendar of Events: Sept. 3, 2026
All ages Saturday, Sept. 13, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.: North Fork Foodie Tour, self-guided tour of 20 locations — food, flower, herb and animal farms, beverage and wine purveyors — along with demos and presentations at tour headquarters: Charnews Farm, 3005 Youngs Ave., Southold. Tickets:…
Brooklyn Paper
Published 17 hours agoThings to do this weekend with the kids in Brooklyn
Looking for something fun to do with the kids in Brooklyn this weekend? These family-friendly Brooklyn events include outdoor fun, community celebrations, and a few chances to squeeze in one last summer adventure. And if you’re still looking for ideas, check out our Calendar of…
Bronx Times
Published 17 hours ago9/11 25 Years Later: Honor the memory of Sept. 11, 2001 victims at these events across New York City
We will never forget those who were lost in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and New York City continues to recognize them every year. As the nation marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we've rounded up some local memorial events that honor the victims and reflect on that…
How to get around as J'Ouvert, West Indian American Day parade take over Brooklyn
Participants wear colorful costumes in the annual West Indian Day parade on Sept. 4, 2023. It's one of the largest cultural celebrations of the year in New York City. [ more › ]
Early Addition: Bodysurfing with the jellyfish in the Rockaways
Because they're about to hold a bodysurfing competition during stinging season, here are your early links: Rich people getting richer, Labor Day travel plans, personal pizzas and more. [ more › ]
Manhattan declares Dolly Parton Appreciation Day for Sept. 25
A sign inside the Fulton Street subway station reads 'Dolly Parton Street' as people make their way through the station in New York City on Aug. 26, 2026. The date is a nod to Parton’s “9 to 5” and is NYC's latest tribute to the country music legend. [ more › ]