Festivals in NYC

Festivals in NYC

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Saturday May 31, 2025

Various

Staten Island Mall Carnival

Staten Island MallStaten Island

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10 am – 6 pm

The Smith – Street Festival

Smith StreetBrooklyn

paw day

11 am – 4 pm

PAW Day Pet Health and Wellness Fair

1st AvenueManhattan

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Noon – 7 pm

Bronx Night Market

Fordham PlazaBronx

Noon – 5 pm

Pride Festival

Ages: All
Family
Festivals
Free

1000 Richmond TerraceStaten Island

2 – 6 pm

Spring Launch Fest 2025

Hunts Point Riverside ParkBronx

Sunday June 1

Various

Staten Island Mall Carnival

Staten Island MallStaten Island

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11 am – 6 pm

Drums Along the Hudson

Ages: All
Family
Festivals
Free

Inwood Hill ParkInwood

Noon – 6 pm

New Queens Pride Parade and Multicultural Festival

Queens Pride ParadeJackson Heights

Noon – 3 pm

AAPI Heritage Parade

AAPI Heritage ParadeManhattan

Noon – 5 pm

NEW DATE: LIC Springs!

Ages: All
Art
Community
Family

LIC Springs!Long Island City

Queens Family Day

1 – 4 pm

Family Day

Pomonok PlaygroundFlushing

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7:30 – 11:30 pm

Kumah: Rise Up Festival

Theater for the New CityEast Village

Monday June 2

Various

Staten Island Mall Carnival

Staten Island MallStaten Island

11 am – 9 pm

Brooklyn Greek Festival

Brooklyn Greek FestivalBrooklyn

Emoves Jun 2, 2025

7 – 9 pm

Harlem Stage’s E-Moves Festival: A Movement Presents “When We Dance, The Son Also Rises: Black Men in Dance” – An Evening of Conversation, Choreography, and Cocktails Curated by Ronald K. Alexander and Calvin Royal III

Harlem StageHarlem

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