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Brooklyn Bridge Park's Harvest Festival returns for another seasonal celebration. Photo courtesy of the event
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10/3/23 - By Drew Kristofik

October is bubbling over with bushels of free things to do in NYC. Naturally, we've got a spooky pile of free Halloween activities, but that's not all the cost-free fun happening in NYC this month. Our calendar is bursting with free harvest and fall festivals, including Brooklyn Bridge Park's Harvest Fest.

October also boasts events like Open House New York, and the second annual City of Forest Day. There are even two adorable operas for babies: IuzAzul and Camille's Rainbow!

Read on for 53 free things to do in New York City this October, including events in Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and the Bronx. Find more top events on our best-of-October list. Of course, our Guide to Fall Activities and New York City Halloween Guide have all the seasonal must-do's.

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The Willam Vale celebrates the season with two weekends full of fall fun. Photo courtesy of the Willam Vale
The Willam Vale celebrates the season with two weekends full of fall fun. Photo courtesy of the Willam Vale

Free Things To Do in NYC All October Long

Lalo-Palooza in the Park

Park Slope
Thursdays through October 26
Tap your toes at Lalo-Palooza, a free outdoor music series where families can groove to tunes from award-winning children's performer Suzi Shelton and participate in fun, kid-friendly activities. READ MORE

Fall Block Party

Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Saturdays October 14 and 21
Celebrate the onset of autumn at The William Vale’s annual Fall Block Party. Locals and guests alike can enjoy fun activities from face painting to lawn games while indulging in festive fall treats such as hot apple cider and pumpkin-spiced caramel apples. READ MORE

Stargazing on The High Line

Chelsea
Tuesdays through October 31
Gaze at the stars, planets, and moon through the high-powered telescopes of the Amateur Astronomers Association, and chat with the experts about the sights you see. READ MORE

Waterfront Walks

Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
Sundays October 15 and 22
Learn about the history of the Brooklyn waterfront, the park’s sustainable design, and how the park came to life on this free walking tour. Waterfront Walks are held every Sunday through October starting from Pier 1. READ MORE

Movie Nights at Hudson Yards

Midtown West
Fridays, October 6-October 27
Grab your crew and head to the Big Screen in the Public Square & Gardens, where you can kick back in a lounger (or spread out on a blanket you bring from home) and take in a movie outside while the sun sets. READ MORE
Carnegie Hall's Family Day celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip-hop in October. Photo by Jennifer Taylor
Carnegie Hall's Family Day celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip-hop in October. Photo by Jennifer Taylor

Free Things To Do in NYC from Sunday, October 1-Sunday, October 8

Ghostbusters (PG)

Greenwich Village
Tuesday, October 3
Suit up for classic comedy! Peter Venkman (Bill Murray), Ray Stantz (Dan Aykroyd), Egon Spengler (Harold Ramis), and Winston Zeddemore (Ernie Hudson) take a chance on going freelance, de-haunting houses in a new ghost removal service. READ MORE

Anti-Racist Family Day

Crown Heights, Brooklyn
Thursday, October 5
Stop by the rooftop of the Brooklyn Children's Museum for the third annual Anti-Racist Family Day in partnership with the Brooklyn Public Library. Participants learn about age-appropriate anti-racist practices, including celebrating and affirming different races and identities, talking about injustice and fairness in our society, and modeling ways young children can engage in activism. READ MORE

luzAzul: An Opera for Babies

Chelsea
Thursday, October 5-Saturday, October 7
luzAzul is a 30-minute, immersive operatic experience that explores symmetry, the awareness of feelings and connection, the mirror that the interaction offers to both baby and adult, and the ability of building and experiencing together. READ MORE

Sunnyside Gardens Park Annual Oktoberfest

Sunnyside, Queens
Saturday, October 7
Sunnyside Gardens Park transforms its picnic grove into an authentic Biergarten with German-style beer, traditional German food, and live music and entertainment for the whole family. READ MORE

Family Day: 50 Years of Hip-Hop

Midtown West
Saturday, October 7
Carnegie Hall celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip-hop and invites families to participate in an afternoon of fun in its Resnick Education Wing. READ MORE

SOLD OUT - Children's Harvest Festival at Saratoga Farms

Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
Saturday, October 7
The Children's Harvest Festival is an annual street fair hosted by The Campaign Against Hunger. Stop by for face-painting, scavenger hunts, performances, free food, games, and more. READ MORE

Indigenous Peoples Day

Randall's Island
Saturday, October 7-Monday, October 9
Head to Randall's Island for a celebration of NYC's indigenous people. This three-day fest includes performances of spoken word, live music, and guest speakers. Food and wares are available for purchase. READ MORE

Indigenous Enterprise

Governors Island
Saturday, October 7-Monday, October 9
Indige­nous Enter­prise presents free dance per­for­mances in hon­or of Indige­nous Peoples Day. READ MORE

Queens Theatre's Classical Kids Fair

Flushing, Queens
Sunday, October 8
WQXR is heading to Queens for a Classical Kids Fair at the Queens Theatre. Families can experience live performances, an instrument “petting zoo,” arts and crafts, radio and dance workshops, and more. READ MORE

Childhood Toys as Design Inspiration

Upper East Side
Sunday, October 8
The Cooper Hewitt's family program invites families to introduce their kids to beloved retro toys: Take a whirl with a Spirograph, add to an urban neighborhood made of Legos, and design a new outfit with fashion plates. READ MORE
Stop by the Children's Harvest Festival at Far Rockaway Farms for face-painting, scavenger hunts, performances, free food, games, and more. Photo courtesy of the Campaign Against Hunger
Stop by the Children's Harvest Festival at Far Rockaway Farms for face-painting, scavenger hunts, performances, free food, games, and more. Photo courtesy of the Campaign Against Hunger

Free Things To Do in NYC from Monday, October 9-Sunday, October 15

Columbus Day Parade

Midtown
Monday, October 9
The 79th Columbus Day Parade processes up Fifth Avenue from 44th Street to 72nd Street—with red carpet performances on Fifth Avenue between 67th and 69th Streets—including high school bands, professional musicians, folk dance troupes, floats, and more.  READ MORE

Madison Square Dogs: Howl-O-Ween

Flatiron
Friday, October 13
On Friday the 13th, furry friends and their pet parents are invited to celebrate the start of spooky season by suiting up in costume. Visit friends of MSPC and collect treats for pets and park-goers along the way. Snap a photo at the spooky boneyard bench and consider a submission to the conservancy’s virtual Best In Pet Costume photo contest. READ MORE

Clay Pit Ponds State Park Harvest Festival

Rossville, Staten Island
Saturday, October 14
Clay Pit Ponds State Park's ninth annual Harvest Festival promises activities including pumpkin carving, scarecrow building, apple bobbing, crafts, games, and more. READ MORE

Story of the Sky by The Bruces & Friends

Upper West Side
Saturday, October 14
Husband and wife team Morley and Chris Bruce perform their debut family and children's album, Story of the Sky. READ MORE

Fall Fest at the Atlantic Terminal Mall

Boerum Hill, Brooklyn
Saturday, October 14
This event has been moved to Sunday, October 15. The Atlantic Terminal Mall, Mommy Poppins, and Brooklyn Bridge Parents host a family festival with arts and crafts, pumpkin painting (take home your own decorated pumpkin), block building, music, and more! Kids are encouraged to come in costume. READ MORE

Children's Harvest Festival at Far Rockaway Farms

Far Rockaway, Queens
Saturday, October 14
The Children's Harvest Festival is an annual street fair hosted by The Campaign Against Hunger. Stop by for face-painting, scavenger hunts, performances, free food, games, and more. READ MORE

Free Ice Cream with Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks Band

Upper East Side
Saturday, October 14
EsplanadeFriends hosts free ice cream scoops and fabulous live music at Andrew Haswell Green Park. Enjoy kids craft activities and fabulous East River views. READ MORE

Second Annual City of Forest Day

Citywide
Saturday, October 14
Presented by Forest for All NYC in partnership with the Parks and Open Space Partners, including NYC Coalition and NYC Parks, City of Forest Day is an annual day of activities across the city to raise awareness of the importance of the New York City urban forest, and the essential role New Yorkers play every day in caring for the “lungs” of New York City. READ MORE

Forest Song

Inwood
Saturday, October 14-Sunday, October 15
Forest Song is a free musical performance that takes place in the last, original site of pre-Columbian Mannahatta. Nestled within a valley, near ancient glacial potholes, caves, and cold springs, musicians are spread throughout the forest, performing a variety of sonic materials.  READ MORE

Carl Schurz Park's Annual Harvest Festival

Upper East Side
Sunday, October 15
Carl Schurz Park's annual harvest fest packs a punch with plenty of festive fall activities for the whole family. Visit the pumpkin patch on the Mayor's Lawn at East End Avenue and East 88th Street to pick your own pumpkin and decorate it. ​ READ MORE

Flatbush Frolic

Flatbush, Brooklyn
Sunday, October 15
One of NYC's largest street fairs, featuring thousands of visitors and hundreds of vendors, the Flatbush Frolic dizzies up Cortelyou Road with food, games, pony rides, carnival rides, music, and more.  READ MORE

NYC Fungus Festival 2023

Randall's Island
Sunday, October 15
The time has come, the myceliation is almost complete, and soon emerges the greatest fungal festival ever to fruit in New York City. Get ready for the second annual Fungus Festival, organized by the New York Mycological Society, in partnership with Randall's Island Park Alliance. READ MORE

Celebración Latina

Upper West Side
Sunday, October 15
Ballet Hispánico celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Latinx dance, music, art, food, and culture! Festivities include live performances from Ballet Hispánico’s Pa'lante Scholars, free dance classes, live music, and food from local vendors. READ MORE

MCNY 100 Family Day Celebration

Upper East Side
Sunday, October 15
The Museum of the City of New York celebrates its 100th birthday with the most extravagant, family-friendly birthday party. Drop-in events throughout the day are free with Museum admission. Get into the groove with a silent disco party, enjoy exhibitions, and take part in a NYC scavenger hunt.  READ MORE
The Old Stone House is the backdrop for a presentation of box/truck.Photo by Adrienne Westwood Projects/VIA Collab Arts Corp via The Old Stone House
The Old Stone House is the backdrop for a presentation of box/truck.Photo by Adrienne Westwood Projects/VIA Collab Arts Corp via The Old Stone House

Free Things To Do in NYC from Monday, October 16-Sunday, October 22

Family Fridays: Artful Math

Chelsea
Friday, October 20
What do foxes chasing rabbits and beautiful mathematical art have in common? Clarissa Grandi, math teacher, geometric artist, and author of the Artful Math books, explains all about these fascinating curves of pursuit. Explore how to draw these beautiful curves with just a ruler and pencil, and how to combine them to make your own stunning works of art. READ MORE

box/truck

Park Slope, Brooklyn
Friday, October 20-Saturday, October 21
box/truck is a transient performance within and surrounding a 16-foot box truck that contemplates heritage, assimilation, and “home.” Using the stories of her maternal grandparents’ assimilation as the children of Jewish immigrants, writer and director Adrienne Westwood, together with a small, multi-talented ensemble, creates a portal of exploration into the (un)told stories of inheritance. READ MORE

Open House New York

Citywide
Friday, October 20-Sunday, October 22
This year's Open House NYC once again offers a hybrid of virtual experiences, self-guided explorations, and in-person tours. Enjoy food trucks, pop-up eateries, outdoor activations, and more. READ MORE

Brooklyn Bridge Park's Harvest Festival

Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn
Saturday, October 21
Celebrate the fall season at the 12th-annual harvest festival in Brooklyn Bridge Park. A fun procession kicks off the event, which includes arts and crafts, storytelling, lawn games, and more—plus BBP's signature pumpkin patch. READ MORE

Manhattanville Community Day: Double Feature

Manhattanville
Saturday, October 21
Columbia University School of Arts' monthly series of films for the whole family offers free screenings of Belle (PG+) at 12pm, and The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG), at 4pm. READ MORE

Carroll Park Fair - CANCELED

Carroll Gardens. Queens
Saturday, October 21
The Fair has been canceled due to weather concerns. The annual Carroll Park Fair returns! Find some bargains and meet your neighbors. Face painting, music, crafts, housewares, art, books, clothes, jewelry, antiques, collectibles, and more. READ MORE

Third Saturday

Governors Island
Saturday, October 21
Governors Island's Orga­ni­za­tions in Res­i­dence host spe­cial indoor and out­door activ­i­ties and pub­lic pro­grams on the third Saturday of the month, from May through October.  READ MORE

Children's Halloween Festival at Bleecker Playground

Greenwich Village
Sunday, October 22
This annual celebration begins with a toddler-friendly costume parade around the nabe to the Bleecker Street Playground, and includes face painting, craft tables, and trick-or-treating. READ MORE

Brooklyn FAM: Festival of Arts and Music 2023

Prospect Park, Brooklyn
Sunday, October 22
Brooklyn Fam's 2023 theme is multi-sensory storytelling for transformative healing, with a vibrant, truly unique celebration of West African, Jewish, and Arab cultures. READ MORE
Central Park's Pumpkin Flotilla on the Harlem Meer is an all-ages pleaser of Halloween fun. Photo by Filip Wolak
Central Park's Pumpkin Flotilla on the Harlem Meer is an all-ages pleaser of Halloween fun. Photo by Filip Wolak

Free Things To Do in NYC from Monday, October 23-Tuesday, October 31

Miller Theater Pop-Up Concert: Vicky Chow

Upper West Side
Tuesday, October 24
Free and fun pop-up concerts provide the perfect opportunity to get up close and personal with today’s most exciting new music. Sit onstage and mingle with the musicians and fellow concertgoers after the show. READ MORE

Release of the Fishes

Greenwich Village
Thursday, October 26
Help the Hudson River Park’s River Project team return its Wetlab fish residents to the Hudson River as the flow-through aquarium closes for the season. READ MORE

Halloween on the Harlem Meer: Pumpkin Flotilla

Central Park
Thursday, October 26
The Harlem Meer comes alive as the sun sets in this annual Halloween favorite. Hand-carved jack-o'-lanterns both spooky and sweet set sail at dusk in New York City's largest pumpkin flotilla. READ MORE

Fall Fest at Sherman Shriek Park

Fort George
Friday, October 27
The New York Restoration Project celebrates the end of the 2023 season with an outdoor Halloween festival in Sherman Creek Park. Halloween and autumn-themed activities include live music, magic, pumpkin painting, nature activities, candy, and so much more. READ MORE

Seaport Kids: Halloween Block Party

South Street Seaport
Saturday, October 28
Front and Fulton Streets transform into a Halloween-themed block party for kids 2-8 (and the bigger kids who love all things Halloween) with a little help from Mommy Poppins and Brooklyn Bridge Parents. READ MORE

Día de los Muertos | Day of the Dead

Financial District
Saturday, October 28
Día de los Muertos is a time for celebrating ancestors, and The National Museum of the American Indian invites families to mark the occasion with traditional dances by New York-based Aztec dance group Cetiliztli Nauhcampa around the community ofrenda (altar) and family-friendly activities that include crafting a paper marigold, making papel picado , and writing a note to a loved one who has passed. READ MORE

Harlem Grown Halloween Festival

Harlem
Saturday, October 28
Celebrate the season with some spooky fun on the Harlem Grown farm! Visit for a celebratory day of fun, farm-filled activities, including a haunted tent, pumpkin decorating, sweet treats, and more.  READ MORE

Halloween Harvest Festival

Long Island City, Queens
Saturday, October 28
Socrates Sculpture Park's high-flying Halloween Harvest Festival returns with its third-annual “Flight of the Gourds” pumpkin carving contest and compost launch. Celebrate the autumn season with pumpkin art workshops, creative costume making, face painting, and the epic launch of the pumpkin catapult! READ MORE

Campfire Stories and Songs

Battery Park
Saturday, October 28
Cozy up to a campfire for stories and singalongs with family and friends, featuring award-winning NYC singer/songwriter Suzi Shelton. READ MORE

Brookfield Place Halloween Bash

Financial District
Saturday, October 28
Celebrate All Hallows’ Eve in style as this family-friendly Halloween Party returns to Brookfield Place! Bring costume-clad kids to a fang-tastic afternoon of activities and trick-or-treating. READ MORE

Open House: Family Day

Midtown West/Upper West Side
Sunday, October 29
Discover for yourself what makes the David Geffen Hall so unique! Families can dress in costume and explore the hidden tricks and treats that the world of live performance can offer. READ MORE

Washington Market Park's Annual Halloween Costume Parade and Party

Tribeca
Sunday, October 29
Washington Market Park gathers the neighborhood ghouls and goblins together for a Halloween party and costume parade, led by the Queer Big Apple Corps Marching Band. Follow the band down Greenwich Street in your Halloween finest. READ MORE

BAMboo!

Fort Greene
Monday, October 31
BAM’s annual free community Halloween celebration happily haunts the neighborhood with family-friendly music, carnival games, arts and crafts, candy giveaways, trick-or-treat popcorn, and family-friendly Halloween short films in the BAM Rose Cinemas. Costumes are encouraged. READ MORE

Dumboween: Halloween March to the Arch

Dumbo, Brooklyn
Tuesday, October 31
Put on your most creative costume, and head to Dumbo for a Halloween March to the Arch. Beginning at Washington Street, between Front and Water Streets, costumed participants parade to the Dumbo Archway, led by live music and puppets. READ MORE

50th Annual Village Halloween Parade

Greenwich Village
Tuesday, October 31
The world's most famous Halloween parade weaves through the streets of Greenwich Village once again. Upside Down/Inside Out is the theme for the 2023 parade. READ MORE

Camille's Rainbow

Places featured in this article:

Old Stone House at JJ Byrne Playground
Vale Park at The William Vale
Brooklyn Children's Museum
Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum
Randall's Island Urban Farm
Old Stone House (outside)
Citywide and online
Carroll Park Carroll Gardens
Miller Theater at Columbia University
Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian
Socrates Sculpture Park
Brookfield Place New York
David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts
BAM Peter Jay Sharp Lobby and Lepercq Space