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FridayOct 30
25 eventsThe Pick
Fri Oct 30 · St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery
Día de Muertos at St. Mark's Church (Mano a Mano)
Mano a Mano: Mexican Culture Without Borders builds a community ofrenda at St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery: bring copies of photos, notes and letters for the people you're remembering. A folk art and food market from noon to five, art-making workshops from three to four. Free.
Fri Oct 30 · Nowadays
Halloween Nonstop: DJ Stingray, Convextion, Rene Wise, Juliana Huxtable, DJ Koolt + more
Halloween Nonstop at Nowadays: more than 40 hours of dark techno from Friday at ten into Sunday afternoon, with DJ Stingray, a live set from Convextion, Juliana Huxtable, Rene Wise, DJ Koolt and more.
Sat Oct 31 · Museum of the City of New York
Spooky City: Faces and Places of NYC
The Museum of the City of New York's Halloween festival for families: gallery mysteries, scavenger hunts, artmaking, storytelling, African dance and drumming with Brother Jerome Hunter of the LaRocque Bey School of Dance, a costume contest and a Monster Mash with DJ Stormin Norman. From eleven, included with museum admission.
Sat Oct 31 · New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
New Classics Film Series: Ghostbusters (NYPL)
Ghostbusters on the big screen in the Bruno Walter Auditorium, introduced by a short film from the Library's Reserved Film and Video Collection. Free, with registration requested. At one.
Sat Oct 31 · Sixth Avenue (King St to W 15th St)
The 53rd Village Halloween Parade
The 53rd Village Halloween Parade goes straight up Sixth Avenue from King Street to West 15th, from seven until about eleven: puppets, bands, dancers and thousands of New Yorkers in costumes they made. Anyone in costume can march, from the lineup at Sixth Avenue and Canal Street between 6:30 and nine. Free.
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