Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park

The family-friendly Tricks and Treats at Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park returns on Friday, October 30, from 4-6 p.m., bringing a spooktacular afternoon of Halloween fun to Midtown Manhattan. This free celebration features magic and science shows, face painting, pumpkin decorating, arts and crafts, and trick-or-treating throughout the Winter Village for kids of all ages.
Families can head to The Deck for a 4 p.m. magic show with Chris Capehart, followed by a 5 p.m. science show from Crazy Science. At Le Carrousel, kids can enjoy face painting, pumpkin decorating beginning at 4 p.m., and arts and crafts at 4:30 p.m. For an extra-spooky twist, guests can take a ride on the Headless Horseman-themed carousel for $5 per ride.
Trick-or-treat bags will be available for free on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last. Families can then visit participating Holiday Shops throughout the Winter Village to collect Halloween goodies, making for a festive afternoon of seasonal activities, sweet treats, and Halloween fun in the heart of New York City.
Visit <a href="https://wintervillage.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">wintervillage.org</a> for more details and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bryantparknyc" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">@bryantparknyc</a> for updates.

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Trinity School, 101 West 91st Street

Join us for our season-opening concert! We're excited to kick off this season with a program filled with passion, reflection and transformation from Borodin and Scriabin to Bach and Brahms. Enjoy the performance, and stay for our post-concert pizza party!

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The Riverside Orchestra Fall Concert

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Berimbau Brazilian Table - 36th Street

'The Most Electrifying Party In Town' FORBES 
'This new underground jazz speakeasy is the epitome of cool' TIMEOUT
Address:&nbsp;36th Street, 3 W 36th St., New York, NY, 10018
TICKETS: <a href="https://daddy-rabbit.turntabletickets.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">daddy-rabbit.turntabletickets.com/</a>
Descend into New York's coolest speakeasy, where the walls hum and the night bends.Daddy Rabbit takes over Berimbau Second Floor on Halloween night, and the music you love sounds even better under a roomful of ghouls. The same amazing live sound, the same warm groove that gets into your bones, now with extra mystery moving through the crowd.
Come as the thing that lives in your imagination: the cape, the crown, the glittering, the grim.
The band will play and the floor will fill. A vampire will dance with a disco queen. A pirate will lose his heart to a skeleton. Somewhere near the bar, an angel and a devil will share a table and a laugh, and nobody will think it strange.
Daddy Rabbit isn't a show — it's a living, breathing organism of sound. Classically trained pianists trade fire with bassists who groove like it's gospel. Horn players wail beside jazz singers who whisper and roar in the same breath. MCs spit truth while beatboxers conjure entire rhythm sections from nothing but air and instinct.
No two nights are alike. This is a carousel that never stops turning — a rotating cast of world-class musicians spinning original compositions alongside daring reinventions of Soul, Jazz, Rock, Funk, and RnB classics you thought you knew.
Come hungry for something you can't name yet. Leave changed.
This is Daddy Rabbit. Get in before the door closes.
Doors 7m. Show 8pm
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Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan

Join author Ron Segal in conversation with Sam Sussman for the official launch of his new book, Delicate. This engaging literary event marks the eve of Jewish Book Month and is presented in partnership with NU Reads.

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Vice President JD Vance needs to come clean. He’s been pretending to be someone he’s not for far too long. Luckily, he has a chance to rewrite his old wrongs and his old memoir in his own one-man show. Hillbilly Allegedly tells the real story of JD Vance, and what made him change his mind and support Donald Trump. From growing up in Ohio to where his money came from for a Congressional campaign to why he’s the only logical choice for president in 2028…everything will be revealed!
Starring comedian and Vance impersonator Dan Wilbur plus special guest President Donald Trump (JL Cauvin)
Dan Wilbur is a comedian and author whose work has been featured in The Onion, McSweeney’s, MTV, Funny or Die, The Today Show, and Comedy Central’s @Midnight. His videos parodying the current Vice President JD Vance have amassed tens of millions of views across social media, and have been shared by legendary comedians and journalists alike. He is the author of two humor books, How Not to Read (Penguin) and Never Flirt with Puppy Killers (Simon &amp; Schuster). His first comedy album Husband Material plays regularly on Sirius XM. I recently opened for Patton Oswalt around the Midwest and at the Beacon Theatre in NYC.Doors 9:00 PM Show 9:30 PM
Tickets (includes fees) $18.76 standard $20.00 at the door

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The Players Theatre

Catch HMQ&nbsp;on their HM&nbsp;International Festival Tour! They perform in MD, PA, NY, OH, and IN for this thousand-mile journey.The music will consist of:Por una Cabeza by Gardel/Coley *Juba from Piano Quintet in A by Florence Price/arranged by Chandler Beaugrand *

Venetian Waltz by Elijah Caligiuri *

Fluidity by Steven Simpson
Concerto for Cimbalom; Mvt. III by Timofeev/arr. Matthew Coley
Fantezie by Sergiu Crețu/arr. Coley
Danse russe et Chez Pétrouchka de Pétrouchka by Igor Stravinsky/arr. David Harvey *
Visionary Purple by Berkhout *
*Published by Heartland Marimba Publications

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Riverside Church, 91 Claremont Ave., Room 10T, 10th floor

What is a child? The answer may seem obvious—until we step inside the world of alternative spiritual communities, where children may be revered as enlightened masters, treated as spiritually unformed subordinates, or embraced as equal souls in small bodies.
Drawing on years of field research, this lecture explores how new religious movements (NRMs) understand childhood, and what those understandings mean for the children who grow up within them.
These patterns come to life through case studies of twelve movements, including the Children of God, Rajneeshpuram, the Twelve Tribes, ISKCON, the Raelian Movement, MOVE, and the Order of the Solar Temple. The lecture raises broader questions: And what can these movements teach us about our own culture’s assumptions about childhood? RSVP to reserve a seat to Info@SwedLib.org.&nbsp;
DR. SUSAN J. PALMER is a Canadian sociologist of religion whose primary research focus is new religious movements. She is an Affiliate Professor at Concordia University in Montreal and Principal Investigator of the SSHRC-funded research project “Children in Sectarian Religions and State Control” at McGill University’s School of Religious Studies, where she is also a member of the faculty. The author of twelve books on new religious movements, her notable works include "Moon Sisters, Krishna Mothers, Rajneesh Lovers" (Syracuse, 1994), "Aliens Adored: Raël’s UFO Religion" (Rutgers, 2004), "The New Heretics of France" (Oxford, 2011), and "Storming Zion: Government Raids on Religions" (Oxford, with Stuart Wright).This Autumn Wm Bruce Lecture is sponsored by the New York New Church Legacy Fund and the Swedenborg Library Chicago.&nbsp;
Room 10T at 91 Claremont Ave. (Riverside Church tower) is a Gothic-inspired room with spectacular views of the Hudson River and upper Manhattan and the Bronx.

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At a moment when loneliness, social isolation, and declining trust are contributing to a growing crisis of community, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how we communicate and connect with one another. Can AI help strengthen human connection, or could it deepen the forces pulling us apart?
Pioneering AI researcher David Blei, Central Synagogue Senior Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, and technologist Jamie Metzl — author of The AI Ten Commandments — talk to constitutional scholar Noah Feldman in a wide-ranging conversation exploring one of the defining questions of our age.
Artificial intelligence is transforming our world at breathtaking speed. It promises extraordinary breakthroughs in medicine, science, education, and human creativity while raising profound questions about truth, justice, freedom, meaning, and the future of our civilization. Can these technologies help us become not only more productive, but wiser, more compassionate, and more ethical? What values should guide the creation of increasingly powerful intelligent systems, and what choices must we make today to shape the future we want? Representing wide-ranging, divergent viewpoints on this transformative technology, Blei, Buchdahl, Metzl, and Feldman gather to explore the legal, ethical, philosophical, scientific, and spiritual dimensions of how AI stands to change our world.
Can intelligent machines help us become more ethical? How should democratic societies govern increasingly powerful AI systems? Most importantly, what can we do today to ensure that AI strengthens, rather than diminishes, our communities? Join us for a timely conversation offering fresh insight into the choices that are shaping the future of humanity.
Copies of The AI Ten Commandments: A New Moral Code for Humanity by Jamie Metzl, To Be a Jew Today by Noah Feldman, and Heart of a Stranger: An Unlikely Rabbi’s Story of Faith, Identity, and Belonging by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl will be available for purchase; the authors will sign books following the program.

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Vanderbilt University Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and Columbia University President Jennifer MnookinWhat does it mean to build a university community at a moment when the very idea of community feels fraught? Join Vanderbilt University Chancellor Daniel Diermeier and Columbia University President Jennifer Mnookin for a conversation about the future of campus life.
College campuses have long been places where people encounter ideas, experiences, and perspectives radically different from their own. But how can universities make those differences a meaningful part of education rather than a source of deeper division? How should institutions balance free expression and civil discourse with the responsibility to create environments in which students can learn and thrive? And as artificial intelligence transforms how we teach, study, research, and even think, what aspects of a university education become more vital to our society?
Diermeier, an internationally renowned political scientist and management scholar, has made free expression and civil discourse central to his leadership at Vanderbilt. Mnookin, a nationally recognized legal scholar who became Columbia’s 21st president in 2026, previously served as chancellor of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where she launched major initiatives around artificial intelligence, interdisciplinary research, and intellectual pluralism and dialogue across difference.
Hear them in conversation as they explore what universities owe their students and society, how campuses can engage in respectful disagreement across differences, and what it will take to create intellectually vibrant communities for the 21st century.

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Holcombe Rucker Park

Join Arts and Jazzfest NYC™ in Association with the Holcombe Rucker Park Conservancy for A Concert and Fall Community Day—Celebrating Jazz Yesterday and Today™. Experience the magic of celebrating the music of jazz legends John Coltrane and Miles Davis, a centennial celebration, highlighted with a special dedication to Harlem's very own legendary tap artist Bill Bojangles Robinson. Enjoy an afternoon of activities for the kids including storytelling, puppetry, tap dancing, and arts and crafts highlighted by a live jazz performance by the Phil Young Band (6 members). Phil Young has played with many jazz legends throughout his career including Stanley Turrentine, Tommy Turrentine, Freddie Hubbard, Dizzy Gillespie and the Merv Griffin House Band among others. The event is produced by Gwen Black, founder of Arts and Jazzfest NYC™ 
The event is sponsored by the Partnerships for Parks’ Green Fund and the Citi Parks Foundations
This year marks the 27th Annual Arts and Jazzfest NYC/Arts and Jazzfest NYC™ Celebrating Jazz Yesterday and Today™ For more information about the festival, sponsorship opportunities, and more visit <a href="https://www.artsandjazzfestny.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.artsandjazzfestny.com</a> or call 212-665-5313. 
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Local Event: Arts and Jazzfest NYC(tm) Jazz Concert and Fall Community Day at Holcombe Rucker Park

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Participating Bars and Restaurants Throughout New York City

This November, Wild Turkey is bringing its Thanksgiving Traditions program to New York City, with participating local bars and restaurants offering seasonal Wild Turkey cocktail specials throughout the entire month (November 1-30). The program celebrates gathering around the table while giving back this holiday season, with Wild Turkey donating $101,000 to The Farmlink Project to help support families facing food insecurity. Stop by participating locations to raise a glass and enjoy a Thanksgiving-inspired pour.

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