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The best things to do in New York City on Sunday 1 November

The best things to do in New York City on Sunday 1 November: 21 events, among them 8 in exhibitions and museums, 4 in film, 4 in theatre, 2 in festivals and street parties, 1 in concerts, 1 in dance and 1 other.

Halloween, Carpenter's slasher with Jamie Lee Curtis.

Sun 1 Nov | 23:55

Nitehawk Cinema

$9–15

Halloween

¡CalabazaFest!: Día de los Muertos street fair.

Sun 1 Nov | 11:00

RiseBoro Community Partnership

Free

¡CalabazaFest! 2026

Free family festival of indigenous music, dance and crafts.

Sun 1 Nov | 11:00

Boathouse

Free

Brooklyn FAM’s 6th Annual Flagship Festival

The Shining: Kubrick's horror, with Garrett Brown in person.

Sun 1 Nov | 12:00

Museum of the Moving Image

$17.50

The Shining

Stranger Things: The First Shadow, a Broadway thriller.

Sun 1 Nov | 13:00

Marquis Theatre

$69

Stranger Things: The First Shadow

In the Heights: Lin-Manuel Miranda's barrio musical.

Sun 1 Nov | 14:00

New York City Center

from $2556

In the Heights

Met Opera's Tosca: a dramatic thriller set in Rome.

Sun 1 Nov | 15:00

Metropolitan Opera

from $33

Puccini's Tosca

Pre-Existing Condition: new play with Lupita Nyong'o.

until Fri 8 Jan

Greenwich House Theater

from $62

Pre-Existing Condition

The Heart of the Matter: Carrie Mae Weems retrospective.

until Wed 3 Feb

Gladstone Gallery

The Heart of the Matter

Cezanne and Us: his legacy from Gauguin to Doig.

until Sun 17 Jan

Matthew Marks Gallery

$19

Cezanne and Us

Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, a Pop art retrospective.

until Mon 10 May

Whitney Museum of American Art

Free

Roy Lichtenstein: Like New

TROMA-GEDDON: cult films of trash studio Troma.

Sun 1 Nov

Anthology Film Archives

$14

TROMA-GEDDON

London City Ballet with Alina Cojocaru in Ghost Light.

Sun 1 Nov

The Joyce Theater

London City Ballet

NYC Marathon: 26.2 miles through all five boroughs.

Sun 1 Nov

Quality Services for the Autism Community

NYC Marathon