Finale Sunday: Harlem Day wraps Harlem Week on W 135th St, Puppet Fringe and Battery Dance close out, two free concerts today (jazz in Harlem, Taiwanese Waves at SummerStage) — plus the India Day Parade on Madison, the Cuban Film Fest’s last day at Anthology, and a free makers market in Greenpoint.

Live Music

  • Jazz in the Park at Ralph Ellison — TODAY 2–5pm, Ralph Ellison Plaza, Harlem: Berta Indeed presents “Let the Music Play,” community jazz with local musicians and vocalists — free.
  • Taiwanese Waves 10th Anniversary at SummerStage — TODAY 6–10pm, Rumsey Playfield, Central Park: free SummerStage night celebrating 10 years of Taiwanese music — 9m88 + ØZI + YELLOW, Chance Emerson, Mong Tong and Chinatown Records.

Festivals & Cultural

  • Harlem Day — Harlem Week finale — TODAY: the 52nd Harlem Week closes with Harlem Day along W 135th St between St Nicholas and 5th Aves — multiple stages with artists and musicians plus a market of local artisans; mostly free.
  • India Day Parade — TODAY noon–6pm: the parade steps off on Madison Ave from 38th to 26th St, with an Indian food, shopping and entertainment fair in Madison Square Park — Bollywood stars expected; free to watch.
  • International Puppet Fringe Festival — FINAL day today, through Sun 8/16 at The Clemente, 107 Suffolk St, LES: 100+ puppet performances from 10 countries; today’s lineup at puppetfringenyc.com/schedule.
  • Battery Dance Festival — FINALE tonight 7pm, Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park, Battery Park City: the 45th free outdoor dance festival’s closing night against the harbor skyline.

Film & Performance

  • Cuban Film Festival — final day — TODAY through Sun 8/16, Anthology Film Archives, 32 Second Ave, East Village: Cuban filmmakers based in Berlin, Spain, Paris, Havana and the US on immigration, art, ballet and more; today’s slate includes “Detrás de Mis Ojos” (5pm) and “Comandante Fritz” (7pm).

Markets & More

  • Artists & Makers Summer Market at Neptune — TODAY noon–5pm, The Neptune Room, 13 Greenpoint Ave (next to Radio Star & Transmitter Park): ~20 local artists selling ceramics, prints, candles and more, all handmade — free entry.

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