Concerts & Events This Weekend in New York
October 18 – October 18 · Find concerts, games and shows. Choose an event to explore available tickets.
Concerts & Events This Weekend in New York
The Gazillion Bubble Show
New World Stages Stage 2
Sun 18 Oct · 12:00From$55 USD
Find ticketsHarry Potter and the Cursed Child
Lyric Theatre - New York
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$78 USD
Find ticketsNew York Giants vs. New Orleans Saints
MetLife Stadium
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$77 USD
Find tickets& Juliet
Stephen Sondheim Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$86 USD
Find ticketsHamilton
Richard Rodgers Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$291 USD
Find ticketsAladdin Broadway
New Amsterdam Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$71 USD
Find ticketsThe Lion King Broadway
Minskoff Theatre
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$120 USD
Find ticketsStranger Things: The First Shadow
Marquis Theatre NY
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$66 USD
Find ticketsThe Curious Case Of Benjamin Button
Public Theater - Newman Theater
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00From$272 USD
Find ticketsPBR Teams Series - NY Maverick Days
UBS Arena
Sun 18 Oct · 13:45From$32 USD
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Find concerts, sports, comedy and theatre in New York for October 18 – October 18. Listings use the venue’s local date and are ordered by start time. Choose an event to review available tickets on CatchMovement, then continue with your selected seller. Prices and availability may change before checkout.
New York events this weekend
New York weekends start Thursday and do not really stop until Sunday night. Thursday after-work bars across the West Village, Lower East Side, and Williamsburg fill up by 6 pm, and the first Broadway curtains go up at 7.
Friday is the heaviest theater night of the week, with all 41 Broadway houses running an 8 pm show plus the Garden, Barclays, and Radio City typically booked for an arena tour or comedy headliner. Saturday adds matinees — Broadway runs 2 pm shows alongside the 8 pm slot, so you can comfortably catch two shows in a day.
Brooklyn runs latest. Williamsburg and Bushwick warehouse parties at venues like House of Yes, Elsewhere, and the Knockdown Center routinely run until 4 am on Saturday nights, which is the legal close time for bars and clubs serving alcohol in New York.
Manhattan clubs along the West Side and the Meatpacking District operate on the same schedule. Sunday afternoons skew toward Broadway matinees, brunch shows, and free programming — SummerStage in Central Park books free concerts every weekend from June through August, and Madison Square Park, Prospect Park Bandshell, and Lincoln Center plaza all program free Sunday sets in summer.
The festival calendar shapes the bigger weekends. Tribeca Festival in June, Pride the last weekend of June, Governors Ball at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in June, SummerStage running through August, Electric Zoo over Labor Day weekend on Randall's Island, the US Open at Flushing Meadows late August into early September, the West Indian Day Parade on Labor Day, and the New York Marathon on the first Sunday of November.
Pick the weekend, check what falls into the window, and build the rest of the trip around it.
What's on by month
October
NHL and NBA regular seasons start in mid-October — Knicks, Rangers, and Nets back at the Garden and Barclays most nights. The New York Film Festival runs at Lincoln Center through the first two weeks. The Village Halloween Parade up Sixth Avenue on October 31st draws over two million spectators. NYC Wine and Food Festival programs tastings across the city. Open House New York gives access to closed buildings the third weekend.
November
The New York City Marathon runs through all five boroughs on the first Sunday — over 50,000 runners and the largest annual sporting event in the city. The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade fills the route from the Upper West Side down to Herald Square on the morning of Thanksgiving. The Rockettes Christmas Spectacular opens at Radio City Music Hall mid-month and runs through early January. NYC Fall Restaurant Week runs the first three weeks of November. Holiday markets open at Bryant Park, Union Square, and Columbus Circle.



