From immersive art and historic exhibits to ice skating, circus thrills and buzzy nightlife, New York is packed with ways to brighten a winter week. We’ve handpicked standout events and experiences across the city, all drawn from trusted local listings. Whether you’re planning a family outing, a culture crawl or a late-night adventure, there’s something here to match your mood. Line up your itinerary—and let Bravo Limo handle the ride.
🎶 Live Music & Nightlife
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44. Soul Records Laboratory
Time Out Market teams up with Soul in the Horn for “Soul Records Laboratory,” an electrifying Wednesday-night series. Expect high-energy sounds and a party vibe in DUMBO as the crowd becomes part of the experience.
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25. Keyboard Karaoke at Time Out Market
Sid Gold’s Request Room brings its beloved live piano karaoke to Time Out Market. With a songbook of over 1,000 titles and pianists who coach, harmonize and cheer you on, even shy singers get their moment to shine.
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48. A hidden piano bar and supper club
Tucked off 52nd Street and 8th Avenue, So & So’s Piano Bar at the Romer Hell’s Kitchen hotel offers an intimate supper-club vibe. Under marquee lights, up-and-coming acts and Broadway names like Darren Criss and Noah Cyrus take the stage.
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49. Secret Message Party at The Lavaux Wine Bar
The Lavaux in the West Village hosts a TikTok-famous “Secret Message Party” on Tuesday nights. Over Swiss wine and cheese, guests pass anonymous notes between tables for a playful, romantic twist on going out.
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🍷 Food, Markets & Festivals
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10. Pancake Month at Clinton St. Baking Co. & Restaurant
Clinton St. Baking Co. turns breakfast into a full-on celebration for Pancake Month. It’s billed as a time of year worthy of as much excitement as the holidays or fall itself.
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5. Willy’s Pies Pop-Up
London’s cult-favorite Willy’s Pies returns to Brooklyn for a one-day-only pop-up at Layla on Sunday, February 22. Founders Will Lewis and Josh Hill will serve their rich, gravy-filled British pies and make the case for UK comfort food.
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19. Pink Pier at Watermark Bar
Pier 15’s Watermark Bar transforms into an immersive pink wonderland for winter. The themed setup doubles as a cozy Valentine’s backdrop with waterfront views and classic American fare.
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🎭 Movies, Theater & Culture
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15. Holiday Express: Toys and Trains from the Jerni Collection
This Recommended exhibition at The New-York Historical Society showcases model trains, toy stations and miniatures from the Jerni Collection. The display traces design changes from the early 1900s through World War II, captivating train lovers of all ages.
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7. Every Brilliant Thing
Daniel Radcliffe stars in the Broadway premiere of Duncan Macmillan’s interactive dark comedy about a man who lists life’s joys to cope with depression. Co-directed by Macmillan and Jeremy Herrin, it’s described as slim, sweet theater laced with sharpness and nostalgia.
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2. Stories and Set Designs for The Sopranos
The Museum of the Moving Image dives into HBO’s landmark series with an exhibition drawn from creator David Chase’s archive. Visitors can explore scripts, notes, research materials and set designs for iconic locations like Dr. Melfi’s office and the Soprano home, plus special screenings with Chase and cast.
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4. Art X Fashion at the Museum of FIT
The Museum at FIT presents over 140 garments, accessories, textiles, photos and artworks showing how artists from Salvador Dalí to Sonia Delaunay have used fashion as expression. Curator Elizabeth Way frames it as proof of fashion’s deep ties to fine art.
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6. “Ballet” at Leica Gallery New York
This photography show centers on Misty Copeland’s final American Ballet Theatre performance with never-before-seen images by Henry Leutwyler, Diana Markosian and Kylie Shea. Running through March 29, it examines discipline, vulnerability and transcendence in dance.
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16. Continuum: Over 100 Years of Black Art
ACA Galleries surveys more than a century of Black artistic achievement with paintings, drawings and sculpture from the 19th century to today. Works by Romare Bearden, Elizabeth Catlett, Sam Gilliam and others highlight resilience, innovation and lasting impact on American art.
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33. Arte Museum
The new Arte Museum offers immersive digital installations inspired by nature, enhanced by evocative soundscapes from composer Young-gyu Jang and custom scents by perfumer Marianne Nawrocki Sabatier. It promises a multi-sensory journey that blurs art, music and environment.
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👨👩👧 Family Fun & Things to Do
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1. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey: The Greatest Show on Earth
The legendary circus returns with a reimagined, all-human spectacle for two limited NYC runs: Barclays Center from February 19–22 and UBS Arena from March 6–8. Expect big-top thrills without animal acts in this new era of “The Greatest Show on Earth.”
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3. Intrepid Kids Week
The Intrepid Museum hosts eight days of STEAM-focused fun with NASA displays, live animal shows, workshops and interactive demos for kids of all ages. Special highlights include performances by Broadway casts, a New York Philharmonic workshop and a meet-and-greet with Red Fraggle.
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8. The Orchid Show
The New York Botanical Garden fills its conservatories with thousands of blooming orchids in one of the Bronx’s signature winter events. Running for over two decades, the show remains a standout seasonal attraction.
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11. National Walk Your Dog Day at Washington Square Park
Celebrate National Walk Your Dog Day with Fi’s free morning meetup in Washington Square Park on Saturday, February 22. From 9–11am enjoy breakfast in the park, a community dog walk, giveaways and social time with fellow pet parents.
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17. Skate the Square at Time Out Market
Time Out Market Union Square has turned its terrace into an outdoor ice rink open through March 31 . Pair spins on the ice with easy access to cozy food and drinks just steps away .
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