Head to the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Chelsea for an afternoon of pumpkin spice and everything nice. Coffee lovers can enjoy a classic PSL, sample exclusive beverages, and even compete in some seasonal trivia.

One of the largest collections of dog-related art lives in NYC, and this is your chance to see it without the crowds. Bring your pup's photo and let a professional artist and her dog guide you through painting them in pastels. Afterwards, explore the museum on an exclusive tour.

At this free gallery mixer, you can sip wine and enjoy live ambient music while taking in a selection of piece by local Harlem artists and meeting other young professionals.

The Brooklyn Comedy Collective hosts a weekly improv show every Friday, featuring some of the best and weirdest improv in NYC and some of the cheapest ticket prices in the city.

Bring your well-socialized dog to a two-part comedy show for canine lovers, where your ticket donation goes towards local animal rescue efforts.

This interactive cocktail show takes you to an 1830s New York City speakeasy where friendship, betrayal, and intrigue abound — and magic is real. While you take in the show and experience the narrative, you'll enjoy some amazing drinks.

The Devil visits Moscow in Mikhail Bulgakov's secret Stalin-era cult classic play, returning to the stage in this exclusive English performance.

Sit in on curated workshops, listen to trailblazers speak about innovation in the wellness industry, and network with other rad women during an inspiring conference for women from all backgrounds who are interested in inclusive, community-driven wellness practices.

Enjoy the autumn air, meet your neighbors, and beautify one of NYC's favorite parks during Riverside Park's annual fall leaf-raking event.

Beginners and veteran players are invited to this monthly mahjong meetup, where you can learn the basics before facing off against fellow mahjong lovers in a low-pressure, ultra-friendly setting.

From memoirs and nonfiction to sci-fi and more, expand your reading horizons at this queer-friendly book club that meets on the third Saturday of every month.

Explore a unique tarot deck inspired by Chinese mythology, then create your own tarot cards as the artist guides you using watercolors and your innate creativity at this artistic, whimsical exhibition.

Winter's the best time to fully appreciate Central Park. Discover the beautiful history behind some of the best urban green space in the world on this two-hour-long casual walking tour — written and led by a former Central Park employee!

Join over 2000 volunteers for a shoreline cleanup that sweeps through hundreds of miles as part of the Borough Park segment of the annual Riverkeeper Sweep.

Taj II Lounge hosts this weekly Sunday brunch in the Flatiron District, featuring two hours of complimentary mimosas and bellinis while you listen to R&B, hip-hop, and top 40 tunes.

Enjoy the meditative qualities of old-growth tea in Chinatown at this quiet single-origin tea tasting.

Skip the takeout for your next date night and learn to make your fave Thai dishes at this casual, hands-on class.

Get ready to sing along to the likes of Mariah and Whitney: The captivating voice of R&B vocalist Emilie Surtees brings some of your favorite love songs live to the stage.

Self-proclaimed "Queen of Dance" Empress Cece leads this body positive dance class in Brooklyn, where attendees can express themselves during a vigorous session set to the pulsing rhythms of dancehall and soca music.

You're not dreaming: two of the city's foodie faves come together for this dreamy tasting event. A Levain cookie expert joins a cheesemonger for this festive tasting featuring classic Levain cookies, beautiful varieties of cheese, and generous pours of paired wine.

What's it like to be yourself, when everyone sees you as someone else? This one-person show explores that question, while paying homage to your favorite problematic decade in music history: The 2000s.

This isn't your grandma's bingo night. You could win vintage records, free drinks, and more weird prizes when you grab a board and a free slice of pizza at this legendary Williamsburg dive.

Popular culture often centers the narratives of adoptive parents, rather than adoptees. This film fest aims to change that, with 10 short films by adoptees, each championing a different aspect of being an adopted person.

Fabric flowers for stage, film, and the runway are still made by hand at this century-old Garment District locale. One of the company's owners takes guests on a private tour of the factory floor, followed by a visit to the shop (where you'll get a discount).

Wander the halls of this immense vintage jewelry and antiquities show, where antique and contemporary designer fine jewelry, watches, and decor will be brought to NYC from around the world for you to drool over and take home.

This hour-long spiritual workshop allows you to get surprisingly deep, combining Light Language, reiki, tarot, meditation, and journaling for a night of personal alignment and mysticism.

Fans of Reductress will love this woman-led sketch comedy group that's as loud and goofy as it is inclusive.

Shibori bundles, dye modifiers, and natural plant colors are just some of things that you'll explore during this hands-on textile workshop. Bring your own items to dye if you like — all necessary materials will be provided.

WFMU joins forces with local cat adoption agencies to host a fun party for a good cause. Hang out with cute kitties, dance to cat-friendly tunes, and apply to adopt one of the cats in attendance.

Being a 365 party girl means hitting the club on the day before Thanksgiving, too. Bring a non-perishable food item to this techno-pop dance party and get a half-priced cocktail, because you're definitely not working the next morning.

The best way to watch the Thanksgiving Day Parade with your family is with a gourmet brunch, an open bar, and a dedicated viewing spot. Take the stress out of the equation with tickets to this annual brunch viewing party, right by Macy's.

Head to Little Caribbean in Brooklyn throughout December to shop at this market featuring Caribbean and Latin makers. From candles to banana skincare products, you can track down gifts for friends, family, and yourself.

Once you learn the basics of macrame, you'll never pay for a fancy plant holder again. Bring your own plant pot and learn four classic knots that can be used to create the perfect boho-inspired plant hanger for your space.

Whether you're a "Giver" or a "Midwest Princess," get glittery and get down on the dance floor with a late night soundtracked by bubblegum pop disco jams.

Bake lady finger cookies from scratch, then layer them with three flavors of mascarpone cream to create a trio of coffee, matcha, and strawberry tiramisu to take home.

Comedians Abby Govindan and Mohanad Elshieky host this new weekly comedy showcase at Hotel 50 Bowery, presenting a lineup of funny folks from New York — and beyond!

It's Mariah season, baby! Sparkle like the Christmas Queen herself at this holiday-themed club night, where you can get in for free before midnight (just be prepared for multiple renditions of "All I Want for Christmas").

Watch live painting while an assortment of pop-rock, funk, and psych-rock bands play at a three-level nightclub at this classic NYC musical showcase.

Explore odd and esoteric delights at the Oddities Flea Market, curated by expert Ryan Matthew Cohn, who will also be signing copies of his new book, "The Witch's Door." Co-written with Regina M. Rossi, the book is your go-to guide to the macabre.

From fruity florals to cozy chypres, you'll combine fragrances of your choice to make your own non-toxic scented candle at this wintery crafternoon event, hosted at a French bistro.

Play Dungeons & Dragons, a cooperative role-playing game, at BrookLAN. No gaming experience is required.

Bisexual non-binary comedian Titi Lee combines stand-up, storytelling, and drag during this super queer, K-pop-inspired comedy hour.

Victorian attire is encouraged at this 1850s-style holiday party set in a beautiful mansion museum. Listen to live music, try your hand at historic cocktail-making, watch a magic lantern show, and learn 19th-century dance moves while sipping drinks.

Dancers from nearly two dozen countries and all social backgrounds make up this diverse ballet troupe, performing modern and expressive choreography during the final night of the theatre's winter festival.

Meet other members of the LGBTQIA+ community in an alcohol-free setting where the only buzz you might be feeling is the excitement of making a new friend.

Dress as a winter sprite, sparkling fairy, or noble elf for a ball you'll never forget. Set on a cold winter's night in a historic church, this ACOTAR-inspired costume party will have you dancing, drinking, shopping, and vibing.