New York Events to Enjoy this Month |
SEPTEMBER 2026 |
I hope you and your loved ones are enjoying the summer season.
To help you plan for September, here are 30 curated events happening in and around New York City throughout the month.
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Explore MoMA’s exhibition examining the lives, work and creative relationship of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera before it closes later in September.
Visit the Museum of the City of New York for free in the evening and explore its current exhibitions during extended hours.
Explore Chinatown’s landmarks, history and hidden alleyways while sampling four savory dishes and one dessert on this three-hour tour.
New Breed Brass Band, Aberdeen and Brass Queens come together for a free outdoor celebration of brass music.
Fourteen works by Alberto Giacometti are displayed in dialogue with the ancient Egyptian Temple of Dendur, highlighting Egypt’s influence on the celebrated sculptor.
Riverside Park’s annual waterfront fair brings together live music, performers, carnival attractions, local vendors and classic fair entertainment.
Join Harlem Run for a welcoming community run through the neighborhood, with routes available for runners of all experience levels.
The Met brings together monumental carpets and fragments from the extraordinary decorative scheme commissioned for Louis XIV’s Louvre.
An illustrated Cooper Hewitt talk explores photography’s role in shaping the visual history of Herman Miller and Knoll.
Learn introductory Italian vocabulary, phrases and conversational skills in this beginner-friendly language class.
Enjoy a guided outdoor yoga session designed to improve flexibility, balance and relaxation for participants of all experience levels.
Learn professional pastry techniques as you create an elegant, multilayered French opera cake in this hands-on cooking class.
Discover a restored New Deal-era mural cycle depicting Lewis Carroll’s beloved characters exploring 1930s New York City.
GrowNYC’s flagship market brings regional farmers, fishers and bakers to Union Square from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Trumpeter Theo Croker and fashion designer Nicholas Daley unite jazz, fashion and visual design in an immersive Blue Note performance.
This Christie’s auction showcases exceptional modern and contemporary works by leading artists from South Asia.
Located near Lincoln Center, this year-round market offers fresh produce, baked goods and regional specialties.
Pianist Lafayette Harris Jr. and jazz vocalist Antoinette Montague perform a free concert in Bryant Park in memory of Danny Mixon.
The Guggenheim presents an ambitious project by Taryn Simon combining photography, text, video and sculpture within its iconic rotunda.
Browse unique art, vintage finds, handmade goods, jewelry, food and more from local independent vendors at this year-round market.
This exhibition features large-scale photography and fossil casts highlighting more than a century of American Museum of Natural History excavations in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert.
Country music artist Dale Watson brings his signature blend of honky-tonk, western swing and rockabilly to Café Wha? with Nashville singer-songwriter India Ramey.
Explore Jim Henson’s groundbreaking creative legacy through puppets, original materials and beloved characters from film and television.
Volunteer with the Van Cortlandt Park Alliance to help maintain the park’s trails and surrounding natural areas.
This guided Tenement Museum apartment tour explores how two immigrant women living a century apart navigated economic hardship while working in New York City’s garment industry.
This popular Williamsburg market features seasonal produce, meat, dairy, baked goods and other regional products from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
An expert guide leads visitors through the New York Botanical Garden’s history and notable sites, including the Tulip Tree Allée, Fountain of Life, Library and Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
This group exhibition explores humanity’s evolving relationship with trees through contemporary works by more than 20 artists.
This intimate East Village stand-up show at Ten Degrees features several well-known.
This seasonal market transforms Rockefeller Plaza into an outdoor destination for farm-fresh produce and products from various artisanal vendors.
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