NYC weekend things to do…

With Halloween and Octoberfest activities for 2019 fading, New York starts ramping up into the late autumn. From Cider Week to Schitts Creek, you’ll have plenty of things to push the workweek behind you. Starting Friday: NYC weekend things to do…

#1 For every apple not eaten this season, another is crushed into delicious cider…

Cider Week at 30 locations around the City ends on Sunday. Why wait for next year when you can indulge now? **Learn all about Cider Week here.**

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#2 Don’t miss a FREE chance to learn about New York’s dynamic neighborhood: Harlem Docfest…

**Harlem DocFest** explores the cultural richness and history of Harlem along with critical issues impacting the community. This weekend-long festival of documentary films is **FREE** and open to the public, and includes conversations with filmmakers, actors and scholars. ***Details here.***

Brooklyn Flea is home for dozens of vendors, heavy on Etsy-style, small business original. There’s jewelry, furniture and vintage clothes. Local sellers get personal with offers you will not find anywhere else.

And then, you hit the Smorgasbord. Eat your way through over a dozen specialty foods, too many for just one day.

Brooklyn Flea runs through March at 25 Kent Avenue, Williamsburg. Take an L to Bedford Avenue, the first stop in Brooklyn. Closest NYC Ferry: North Williamsburg.

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#3 Time, a group exhibit by local artists opens with public reception on Saturday at Roosevelt Island’s Gallery RIVAA

Everyone’s invited for the opening event for *Time*, works from RIVAA’s members joined by contributions for The Child School. **Details**.

#4 Live Friday: Schitts Creek: Up Close and Personal

Live at Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, Daniel Levy leads a talkback style show with his co-stars… Schitt’s Creek, the critically acclaimed single-cam comedy co-created by Daniel Levy and Eugene Levy, follows a wealthy family who suddenly find themselves broke and forced to live in Schitt’s Creek, a small town they once bought as a joke. The series features comedy legends and Emmy® Award-winning actors Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara, and Chris Elliott, alongside breakout stars Daniel Levy, Annie Murphy, and Emily Hampshire. **Details on two Friday only shows here**.

#5 Bronx Night Market Harvest Festival

The Bronx Night Market is the largest celebration of cuisine & culture in The Bronx, Westchester County and Uptown Manhattan attracting more than 80,000 people in its debut season in Fordham Plaza. The market’s 50+ food, drink, and artisan vendors represent the city’s diverse offerings and support up-and-coming food concepts, all the while encouraging visitors from greater New York area and beyond to explore our borough. Entry is Free. Get your details here.

That’s it for this weekend. We hope it keeps everyone busy and passionately active.