30 New York Happenings To Enjoy In April
The best NYC events in April include much-needed outdoor activities, new exhibits, impressive theater and so much more.
Melanie Charles at Blue Note Jazz Club
Melanie Charles is a Brooklyn-born singer-songwriter, actress, and flutist of Haitian descent with creative fluidity spanning jazz, soul, experimental, and Haitian roots music.
Stroll Through Hell’s Kitchen
On this food tour through Hell's Kitchen, you'll be regaled with tales of old New York and its legendary characters while you travel the globe for lunch without leaving the city.
New York International Auto Show
Ushering in the latest automotive trends, the New York International Auto Show showcases an incredible collection of cutting-edge design and extraordinary innovation.
Kandinsky, The Odyssey of Abstraction
A real invitation to explore Kandinsky’s inner universe, the immersive exhibition disorientates you and eventually attains an abstract and liberated osmosis.
International Antiquarian Book Fair
Once a year, exhibitors from across the world convene at New York City's historic Park Avenue Armory, presenting a trove of materials including rare books, maps, illuminated manuscripts, fine bindings, illustrations, historical documents, photographs, prints, memorabilia, and ephemera.
Smorgasburg
Smorgasburg is the largest weekly open-air food market in America, attracting tens of thousands of people to Brooklyn, Manhattan, Los Angeles, Miami, and Toronto each weekend to eat from hundreds of local vendors representing food and drink from across the globe.
Eddie Izzard: Hamlet
Eddie Izzard will take the New York stage playing 23 characters in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, adapted by Mark Izzard and directed by Selena Cadell at off-Broadway’s Greenwich House Theater.
Best Solar Eclipse 2024 Events
In New York City, we’ll be able to see the moon cover up to 90% of the sun at 3:20pm, while other parts of the state will see totality. It’s a really big deal: The next time a solar eclipse will grace the skies over the continental U.S. is 2044.
Rachel Willis-Sørensen, Soprano
Willis-Sørensen will perform the world premiere of S. Andrew Lloyd's Amaranthine, which won the 2022 Prize of The Ariel Bybee Endowment at the Center for Latter-day Saint Arts.
Dogs of New York
New York is a dog-loving town, a truth beautifully displayed in this “Dogs of New York” exhibition, featuring the Bic-pen illustrations of Israeli artist Shani Nizan.
Behind the Mask!
Framed by a stunning selection of the series' breathtaking costumes, sparkling video highlights, artifacts, and photography, this immersive exhibition is a celebration of the innovative and addictive television favorite.
Beatrice Rans Plays Rachmaninoff
Beatrice Rana returns as soloist in Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2, full of memorable melodies.
Shen Yun
Exquisite beauty from the heavens, profound wisdom from dynasties past, timeless legends and ethnic traditions all spring to life through classical Chinese dance, enchanting live orchestral music, authentic costumes, and patented interactive backdrops.
Earth Day Festival
Annual in-person festival featuring: Exhibits by dozens of environmental non- profits and climate campaigns, Interactive workshops, Live performances, Art installations, Kids’ activities and Sustainable foods.
Ase: Afro Frequencies
Digital art and poetry will combine for a dive into Afrocentricity and Afrofuturism at this new immersive exhibit in Chelsea.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden Seasonal Highlights Tour
Discover BBG’s plants and gardens in peak bloom and other highlights of the season in this free walk led by trained Garden Guides.
Artesano Peruvian Cuisine
Peruvian gastronomy holds something that other cuisines lack, in that its influence and inclusiveness has opened the door for the marriages of many cultures and thus ingrained themselves into the Peruvian gastronomic experience.
Journeyman: a Tribute to Eric Clapton
Fronted by Shaun Hague (Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Amos Lee, John Waite), JOURNEYMAN has become the #1 tribute to Clapton in a very short amount of time.
Byzantine Bembé
As part of the Museum’s centennial year celebration, Byzantine Bembé: New York by Manny Vega explores Vega's visual storytelling as it interweaves community stories with themes that range from African deities to urban mythologies, spanning the personal and the collective.
Reanimating Theater: The Photography of Friedman-Abeles
See some of Broadway's most famous shows through fresh eyes at this new exhibit at the Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center. The exhibition showcases lenticular prints, which appear to animate as you move around.
Best Brunch Spots In NYC
The regular eggs and OJ aren’t going to cut it this weekend—it’s time to up that brunch game of yours! That said, we’ve gone ahead and compiled some of the most delicious and best brunch options in New York City.
La Caverna: NYC’s Caverns
Step into a world where culinary artistry meets captivating ambiance at this restaurant/lounge nestled in the heart of Lower East Side, Manhattan. Embark on a sensory journey surrounded by stalagmite-inspired decor, transporting you to a cave of wonders.
Not Ripe Bananas
Come watch comics working out FRESH material in this new weekly show! The jokes may be a bit green but the comedians are not! This is a fun, casual hang with no cover and no drink or food minimum... it's all for the love of comedy!
Guitar Masters Festival
This celebration of stringed virtuosity will feature an extraordinary lineup of world-class guitarists spanning various genres, promising an unparalleled experience for music lovers of all stripes.
Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents: The Music of Nat King Cole
Celebrate the extraordinary legacy of pianist and vocalist Nat King Cole in this special concert presented by Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Chamber Magic
Chamber Magic®, Steve Cohen’s dazzling live show, performed weekly in an elegant salon in the Lotte New York Palace hotel, features conjuring, mind-reading, sleight of hand, and an astonishing trick called Think-A-Drink. A celebrity favorite, Cohen baffles guests with magic up close as he recreates parlor entertainment that characterized Manhattan in the early 20th century.
The Black Crowes
The Black Crowes have sold more than 30 million albums,[3] and are listed at number 92 on VH1's 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock.[4] They were labeled by Melody Maker as "The Most Rock 'n' Roll Rock 'n' Roll Band in the World"[5] and the readers of Rolling Stone voted them 'Best New American Band' in 1990.
Jim Gaffigan Tour
From his hilarious observations on everyday life to his endearing self-deprecating humor, Jim's comedic genius knows no bounds. Whether it's his relatable take on parenting, food, or modern life, Jim's comedic prowess will have you laughing out loud and nodding in agreement.
The Wallace Lounge
With a sleek and sophisticated atmosphere, The Wallace Lounge is the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy expertly crafted cocktails, delicious small plates, and exceptional service.
Metropolitan Museum of Art Guided Tour
Skip the main tickets line and see the most important pieces of the enormous collection. Group size is limited to eight, although you can upgrade for a private experience.
