Your weekend plans begin here, with more than a dozen FREE and cheap things to do this October weekend including Harvest and Day of the Dead celebrations, and the 50th anniversary of Art in the Parks with a special party in Central Park. The NYCOTC weekend guide is always $20 or less so you can take bites out of the Big Apple without eating up your budget. NYC isn't expensive when you know … [Read more...]
4 Creepy NYC Spots Not Just for Halloween
There are plenty of places in New York City that can give you the creeps any time of year, not just around Halloween. Be warned, since these four spots may or may not be haunted. Green-Wood Cemetery in South Park Slope: Wander through 478 acres of graves, tombs and statues that date back to 1838 and contain many world-famous New Yorkers. These include composer Leonard Bernstein, Charles … [Read more...]
NYC Free: Film Preview Ticket Giveaway
Once again, NYC on the Cheap is giving away FREE tickets to a movie preview screening. This time it's Suburbicon, directed by George Clooney, starring Matt Damon and Julianne Moore. The preview is Tuesday, October 24th in Midtown, three days before it opens to the general public. Cast: Matt Damon, Julianne Moore, Noah Jupe and Oscar Isaac Director: George Clooney Synopsis: Suburbicon … [Read more...]
NYC Must See Exhibit: Women’s Political Activism
Discover a century of women’s political activism in New York City. Beyond Suffrage: A Century of New York Women in Politics traces women’s political activism in New York from the 19th century struggle to win the right to vote, through issues of equality, justice and voting rights issues still in the headlines today. 2017 is the 100th Anniversary Suffrage Movement, which started in New York … [Read more...]
NYC Free: Art in the Parks 50th Anniversary Celebration
Some of the finest art in town isn't in NYC's world-famous museums, it's in NYC's world-famous parks. Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the NYC Parks Art in the Parks program this weekend at FREE art workshops, performances, and displays of some of the 2,000 artworks the program has featured since 1967. It's all happening in Central Park, being turned into a stage, museum, and art studio, … [Read more...]
NYC Halloween Events for Grown-Ups
Boo! Halloween isn't just for kids. These are the best NYC Halloween events for grown-ups only, including crypt crawls, haunted houses and the Village Halloween Parade. Make reservations soonest for events with limited space, and to get your choice of dates. As always, nothing on the NYC on the Cheap list costs more than $25, and many events are FREE. Here are the best Halloween fun and games in … [Read more...]
NYC Free: Financial Planning Day at NYPL
Friday Freebie: Get FREE financial advice from top NYC and NY State officials, including consumer protection, unemployment, housing and Medicare, certified accountants and more at the annual Financial Planning Day program at the NY Public Library branch known as SIBL. This annual FREE event gives us all the opportunity to meet with credentialed, professional counselors for one-on-one … [Read more...]
NYC Film Festivals Oct. 19-31
The last half of October features several film festivals, including panel discussions with the filmmakers. Here are three to put on your calendar. Margaret Mead Film Festival - This four-day festival honors the legacy of anthropologist Margaret Mead, whose groundbreaking approach revealed how our own histories, values, and points of view frame our encounters with other cultures and … [Read more...]
NYC Free & Cheap Events This Week Oct. 16-20
There's always lots going on in NYC during the week, and this week, Oct. 16-20, is no different. Here are the top FREE and cheap events to put on your calendar. As always, nothing on NYCOTC is more than $25, so you can enjoy The Big Apple without taking big bites out of your budget. Tuesday Celebrating Fall on the High Line - Each Tuesday in October, take a guided walk with High Line … [Read more...]
Exploring German-Jewish History in NYC and Europe
German-Jewish History in the Now is a ten-day festival of films and panel discussions exploring issues as relevant today as they were a generation ago, including anti-immigration policies, racism, religion and gay rights. Speakers include Dr. Ruth Westheimer and scholars from Yale, Princeton and the University of Munich. The programs mine the remarkable history of German-speaking Jewry for … [Read more...]
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