Eight attendable NYC picks for Thursday through Sunday, including uptown exhibitions, live music, an outdoor movie, art walks, markets, and a street festival.

Harlem & Uptown

  • Lines of Survival: Living, Adapting, Imagining Tomorrow — Through November 1 at The Africa Center, 1280 Fifth Avenue at 109th Street. Open daily, 8am–4pm; free with no registration. The exhibition features five photographers examining climate adaptation.
  • He Built This City: Joe Macken’s Model — Through Monday, October 12 at the Museum of the City of New York, 1220 Fifth Avenue at 103rd Street. Open daily; NYC residents can pay what they wish. The centerpiece is a handmade 50-by-27-foot city model.

Friday: Live Music & City Adventure

  • The Strokes + Beach House + TV on the Radio + Fcukers — Friday, October 2; gates at 3pm in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. The show is 16+ and rain or shine. Official paid tickets remain available, while the linked poster is offering one GA ticket free in exchange for company. There is no event parking; take the 7 or LIRR.
  • Rooftop Treasure Hunt — Friday, October 2 at 6pm through Saturday, October 3. This ticketed, 24-hour team puzzle hunt visits NYC film locations and includes in-person checkpoints, performances, and a $5,000 first prize.

Saturday Film

  • Free outdoor screening of Clue — Saturday, October 3 at The Tiny Cupboard patio, 10 Cooper Street, on the Bushwick–Bed-Stuy border. Doors open at 8pm and the film starts at 8:30pm. Free, 21+, and no RSVP required; check the thread if the weather is uncertain.

Sunday: Art, Markets & Street Festivals

  • Artmageddon 2026 — Sunday, October 4, noon–6pm across Brooklyn. The free network of artist stoops, businesses, performances, and neighborhood Art Villages was rescheduled after the storm.
  • 4th Annual Mystic Mega Market — Sunday, October 4, 1–6pm on the 31st Avenue Open Street between 33rd and 35th Streets in Astoria. Admission is free, with art, food, readers, a supply swap, and workshops in candle magic, spiritual hygiene, tea blending, and tarot.
  • 51st Atlantic Antic — Sunday, October 4, noon–6pm on Atlantic Avenue from Fourth Avenue to the waterfront. The free, rain-or-shine street festival was rescheduled after the storm and includes live music, food, crafts, and children’s programming.
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