Fall events in NYC
Fall in NYC: festivals, Halloween events, harvest weekends and outdoor fun across the five boroughs.
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Queens County Agricultural Fair10am to 5pm, day 1 of 2, Oct 3 to 4$1073-50 Little Neck Pkwy, Glen Oaks, NY 11004The 43rd annual Queens Agricultural Fair takes over the farm with blue-ribbon contests for produce, baked goods and crafts, plus pie-eating and corn-husking contests, hayrides, square dancing, and live music and theatrical performances on the main stage. Carnival rides and merry-go-rounds run all weekend, with local craft and food vendors throughout the grounds.
Boo at the Zoo10am to 5:30pm, day 1 of 2, Oct 3 to 42300 Southern Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10460The Bronx Zoo's annual Halloween celebration on fall weekends features trick-or-treat trails, costume parades, pumpkin carving demos, and seasonal animal enrichment, all included with regular zoo admission. Advance reservations are required; free for WCS members.
Halloween Harvest at Luna Park11am to 8pm, day 1 of 2, Oct 3 to 41000 Surf Avenue, Coney Island, NY 11224Coney Island's amusement park goes full spooky season for its 10th annual Halloween Harvest. Wristband holders get pumpkin decorating, face painting, balloon twisting, mini tractor races through hay bales, and trick-or-treating, plus pumpkin-spice funnel cake and other fall treats across the park.
Little Red Lighthouse Festival12 to 4pmFreeWest 181st Street & Plaza Lafayette, New York, NY 10033Celebrate Manhattan's only remaining lighthouse beneath the George Washington Bridge with the Urban Park Rangers. The free festival includes readings of the children's book, live music, a lighthouse musical and activities for all ages. Limited lighthouse tours run first come, first served with tickets distributed at noon.
Pumpkin Picking at Decker Farm12 to 5pm, day 1 of 2, Oct 3 to 4435 Richmond Hill Rd, Staten Island, NYPumpkin picking returns to NYC's oldest continuously working family farm on October weekends. The 11-acre Decker Farm offers a pumpkin patch, tractor hayrides, pumpkin chucking, pumpkin painting, and fall food from local vendors. Pumpkins priced by weight; separate tickets required for farm entry.
Mid-Autumn Festival at Gotham Park1 to 7pm, day 2 of 3, Oct 2 to 4Free1 Rose Street, New York, NY 10038Chinatown and Gotham Park host three days of food, art, music and more than 100 community-painted lanterns under the Brooklyn Bridge. Expect Chinatown food and retail vendors, all-ages activities and festive performances each afternoon. Free and open to all.
Village Ghost Tours7pm, day 2 of 2, Oct 2 to 3$10441 Clarke Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10306Candlelit walking tours through Historic Richmond Town's village after dark, led by costumed storytellers sharing Staten Island ghost stories, folklore, and tales from the 3rd County Courthouse. Tours run Fridays and Saturdays at 7:00 and 8:30pm; no tours October 17. Ages 8 and up.
NYBG Día de los MuertosAll day, day 1 of 31, Oct 3 to Nov 22900 Southern Blvd, Bronx, NY 10458NYBG's inaugural month-long Día de los Muertos celebration fills the garden with marigolds, a community ofrenda, calaveras, and a giant Catrina sculpture. Weekends bring folk music, MAZarte dance performances, and hands-on papel picado and silk flower workshops, closing with a parade and dance party on November 1.
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