{"id":5445,"date":"2010-08-12T16:19:28","date_gmt":"2010-08-12T20:19:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nyhabitat.com\/blog\/?p=5445"},"modified":"2014-05-21T11:46:14","modified_gmt":"2014-05-21T15:46:14","slug":"fall-2010-events-new-york-city","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nyhabitat.com\/blog\/2010\/08\/12\/fall-2010-events-new-york-city\/","title":{"rendered":"Fall 2010 Events in New York City"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Fall is a great time to visit New York City, there are many events, shows, and festivals to choose from. The weather is great and there is always something to do during the months of September, October and November. Try to attend all of the events or choose your favorites and stay in a New York Habitat vacation rental<\/a> to truly feel like a New Yorker.<\/p>\n

Fashion Week (Lincoln Center): September 9-16\u00a0<\/strong>
\nTwice each year, New York<\/a> hosts Fashion Week. A week long event of runway shows produced by the top fashion designers in the world. New York Fashion Week has always taken place in Bryant Park but this year has switched over to it\u2019s new location at Lincoln Center.\u00a0The\u00a0Center is located in the Upper West Side, an artsy neighborhood offerings original and\u00a0charming apartments rentals<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0Although tickets cannot be purchased for the runway shows there are over 250 other events and parties throughout the week to attend.<\/p>\n

-This studio vacation rental in the Upper West Side (NY-12814)<\/a> is within walking distance of Lincoln Center and all of the excitement during Fashion Week.<\/p>\n

30th Annual Antique Motorcycle Show (Queens County Farm Museum):September 12<\/strong>
\nQueens<\/a> County Farm Museum is home to the Annual Antique Motorcycle Show. The show is now in its 30th year and displays motorcycles that have not been produced for at least ten years. This is a great day for the entire family, besides the motorcycles to be seen there is also music, food, tours, petting zoos and hayrides. Admission is five dollars per person.<\/p>\n

-This one bedroom accommodation in Queens (NY-11830)<\/a> is the perfect place to stay while attending the 30th Annual Antique Motorcycle Show.<\/p>\n

Shifting the Gaze: Painting and Feminism (The Jewish Museum): September 12-January 30<\/strong>
\nStarting this September at The Jewish Museum in the Upper East Side<\/a>, visitors can view \u201cShifting the Gaze: Painting and Feminism.\u201d This new exhibit will showcase feminist artwork from both The Jewish Museum as well as pieces on loan from other museums. There will be 30 pieces in the collection coming this fall and is definitely a must-see for anyone interesting in creative artwork and feminism.<\/p>\n

New York Spa Week: September 13-19 & October 11-17<\/strong>
\nSpa Week was originally created to offer spa treatments at a discounted price for\u00a0 a select time to both make the spa lifestyle available to all as well as to drive new customers to the participating salons. Spa Week has now grown to cities all over and includes over 700 spas. The goal of Spa Week is to make these treatments part of a healthy lifestyle. For two weekends this fall you can enjoy a variety of different spa treatments for only fifty dollars per visit. Make your reservations soon because spots fill quickly.<\/p>\n

Counter Space: Design and the Modern Kitchen (The Museum of Modern Art)September 15-March 14<\/strong>
\nThe Counter Space exhibit coming to the Museum of Modern Art\u00a0in\u00a0Midtown West<\/a> this fall will showcase the 20th century transformation of the kitchen. The exhibit will include two fully constructed kitchens as well as many other pieces representing the growth and changes of kitchens and what they have represented throughout the 20th century. Tickets to The Museum of Modern Art can be purchased online in advance or at the museum.<\/p>\n

Feast of San Gennaro (Little Italy): September 16-26<\/strong>:
\nHeld on the streets of Little Italy close to SoHo<\/a>, the Feast of San Gennaro attracts over one million visitors each year from all over the world. The main celebration takes place on September 19th with a celebratory mass. If you can\u2019t make it on September 19th, don\u2019t worry, the Feast of San Gennaro which lasts for 11 days includes many parades, festivals and great Italian food.<\/p>\n

-This one bedroom vacation rental I the East Village (NY-11706) <\/a>is a great place to stay if you\u2019re looking to spend some time in Little Italy. This apartment features a balcony and has plenty of natural light.<\/p>\n

NYC Police Museum Festival (NYC Police Museum)September 24:<\/strong>
\nThe NYC Police Museum Festival takes place in honor of New York\u2019s finest, the New York City police officers. Come enjoy food, entertainment and street vendors while celebrating those who keep New York City safe year after year.<\/p>\n

-This studio accommodation in the financial district (NY-14374)<\/a> is fully furnished and can sleep up to four people.<\/p>\n

New York Film Festival (Lincoln Center): September 24-October 10
\n<\/strong>The New York Film Festival is one of the most important of its kind. Filmmakers from around the world both new and established enter their works to be shown at the New York Film Festival. It is highly selective and the films are chosen by the Film Society of Lincoln Center.<\/p>\n

28th Annual Queens County Fair (Queen\u2019s County Farm Museum): September 25-26<\/strong>
\nThe 28th annual Queens County Fair is fun for adults and children of all ages. It is truly a traditional fair, from a corn maze to a pie eating contest to hayrides and a petting zoo. Tickets are seven dollars for adults and four dollars for children so bring the whole family and enjoy this old- fashioned fair for a day.<\/p>\n

-This one bedroom apartment in Queens (NY-10323)<\/a> can comfortably sleep up to three people and is in a great location with easy access to Manhattan.

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Lexington Avenue Fall Festival: September 26<\/strong>
\nThe Lexington Avenue Fall Festival located on Lexington avenue between 34th and 42nd streets is a one day long festival with over 400 authentic foods, crafts and more. There is free entertainment throughout the day and many different cultural displays to experience.<\/p>\n

-This one bedroom vacation rental in Midtown East (NY-12611)<\/a> is a great place to stay while attending he Lexington Avenue Fall Festival. There are many great restaurants and bars located nearby for after the festival and for the rest of your stay in New York City.<\/p>\n

New York Culinary Experience (The French Culinary Institute): October 2-3
\n<\/strong>New York Culinary Experience gives food lovers the chance to learn and cook along with some of the worlds most famous chefs. At this event you will attend cooking classes as well as workshops and question and answer sessions. Adults who wish to attend this event should purchase tickets soon for one of the 175 spots. The proceeds from this event help to support scholarship programs for aspiring chefs to attend culinary school.<\/p>\n

-This studio accommodation in Midtown West- Chelsea (NY-14123)<\/a> is a great place to stay while taking part in the New York Culinary Experience.<\/p>\n

NYC Oktoberfest: October 3<\/strong>
\nThis traditional German festival turned New York event is both interesting and fun for adults visiting New York City in the fall. At the NYC Oktoberfest you can enjoy beers from all over the world in a variety of flavors including many seasonal brews.<\/p>\n

New York Comic-Con (Javits Center): October 8-10
\n<\/strong>New York Comic- Con is the east coasts largest display of comics, video games and other popular culture entertainment. Last year, over 77,000 people attended New York Comic-Con and it is the second largest event in New York City. Come see all Comic- Con has to offer, from souvenirs and sneak previews of new movies to a chance to meet your favorite comic book star. This event takes place at the Javits Center in New York City and tickets can be purchased online.<\/p>\n

-This one bedroom vacation rental in Midtown West- Chelsea (NY-12989)<\/a> is close to the Javitz Center where Comic-Con will be taking place, and is also close to Broadway, Times Square and many restaurants.<\/p>\n

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New York Accommodation 2 Bedroom Rental in Chelsea (NY-14528)<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Avenue of the Americas Family Expo (6th Avenue from 42nd- 57th streets): October 9<\/strong>
\nThe Avenue of the Americas Family Expo is a festival that takes place along 6th avenue. There over 500 exhibitors each year bringing to the event international foods, crafts, art, antiques and other merchandise.<\/p>\n

-This two-bedroom vacation rental in Midtown West – Chelsea (NY-14528)<\/a>\u00a0is within walking distance of many major New York attractions. After attending the Avenue of the Americas Family Expo stay a few extra days and see Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Carnegie Hall and all of the other great spots that will be just steps away from your New York Habitat vacation rental.<\/p>\n

Columbus Day Parade (5th Avenue from 47th-79th streets): October 11<\/strong>
\nThe Columbus Day Parade in New York City takes place along 5th Avenue between 44th and 79th streets. The parade starts at 11:30 am and ends at 3:00 pm. Prior to the parade there is Columbus Day mass at 9:30 am at Saint Patrick\u2019s Cathedral. The Columbus Day Parade in New York City has been an annual event since 1929 with over 35,000 participants each year.<\/p>\n

The Great 3rd Avenue Fair: October 17<\/strong>
\nThe Great 3rd Avenue Fair is a day of fun and celebration for people of all ages. There are many different types of food to try, activities to take part in and things to buy. If you\u2019re looking for a day of entertainment for your whole family then the Great 3rd Avenue fair is the event to attend.<\/p>\n

-This\u00a0studio vacation rental in Midtown East (NY-14536)<\/a> is on\u00a02nd avenue making it a\u00a0convenient option when attending The Great 3rd Avenue Fair.<\/p>\n

Full Moon Harvest Celebration (Queens County Farm Museum): October 23<\/strong>
\nThe Full Moon Harvest Celebration is a night of storytelling, candle making, soup making and soup tasting at the Queens County Farm Museum. This celebration of autumn goes from 12-4pm and reservations are suggested.<\/p>\n

Houdini: Art and Magic (The Jewish Museum): October 29- March 27
\n<\/strong>Starting this October, The Jewish Museum will be holding a new exhibit based on the work of the late magician, Harry Houdini. \u201cHoudini: Art and Magic\u201d will showcase magic apparatus, posters, photographs, film and artwork all representing the work of this infamous magician. Tickets to the Museum are twelve dollars for adults and the museum is open everyday except for Wednesday and all major Jewish holidays.<\/p>\n

Village Halloween Parade: October 31<\/strong>
\nThe Village Halloween Parade is the largest public Halloween celebration in the country. Over 2 million people attend this event each year, where they can watch thousands of people dressed in costumes of their own creation. The Village Halloween Parade is definitely a must see during your trip to New York City. This event is safe and great for the whole family. Come dressed up and march in the parade or be a bystander and enjoy all the unique costumes.<\/p>\n

The New York Comedy Festival: November 3-8<\/strong>
\nThe New York Comedy Festival was started in 2004 and today features some of the most well-known comedians in the country. Tickets for the shows are available for purchase starting the first week in August.<\/p>\n

The ING New York City Marathon: November 7<\/strong>
\nThe ING New York City Marathon attracts over 100,000 applicants yearly. These applicants range from world-class athletes, to everyday people running for charity. Come see the participants cross the finish line on November 7th and experience a true New York tradition.<\/p>\n

25th Anniversary Silver Jubilee (New York CITY CENTER): November 8<\/strong>
\nThe 25th Anniversary Silver Jubilee is celebrating the 25th year of Career Transition for Dancers. The night includes a dinner with the stars, performances by some of America\u2019s greatest dance companies and many Broadway numbers. Tickets must be purchased for this event and it will definitely be an exciting night to remember.<\/p>\n

-This one bedroom vacation rental in Midtown West- Chelsea (NY-11135)<\/a> is a beautiful private residence within a luxurious hotel. Enjoy all the amenities of a hotel with the comfort of staying in your own apartment.<\/p>\n

Veterans Day Parade: November 11<\/strong>
\nThis year the Veterans Day Parade in New York City will take place for the 91st time. The parade honors those who served in the armed forces. The Veterans Day Parade\u00a0 in New York City brings Americans together to foster patriotism and pride for the United States of America.<\/p>\n

New York Chocolate Show (Metropolitan Pavilion): November 11-14<\/strong>
\nIf you love chocolate than the New York Chocolate Show is the place to be. At the New York Chocolate Show you can experience what is new and exciting in the chocolate world. At the New York Chocolate Show you can see a fashion show where all the clothes are made out of chocolate, sample some new favorites or watch a chocolatier competition. The Pavilion is located in the famous neighborhood of Chelsea, offering prestigious and cozy accommodations<\/a>.<\/p>\n

-This one bedroom accommodation in Midtown West- Chelsea (NY-7245) <\/a>can accommodate up to four people and features hardwood floors and high ceilings. This is a great place to stay while enjoying the New York Chocolate Show with your family or a few friends.<\/p>\n

Thanksgiving Day Parade: November 25:<\/strong>
\nThe annual Macy\u2019s Thanksgiving day parade brings over 2.5 million people to the streets of New York to see the unique floats, costumes, balloon, marching bands and other performances. This parade is enjoyable for kids and adults alike, but make sure to arrive early cause the sidewalks fill up quickly.<\/p>\n

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Photo of New York Vacation Rental (NY-12179)<\/div>\n<\/div>Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting: TBA<\/strong>
\nIf you\u2019re in New York City during the holidays, then the annual Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting is a must-see event. This televised celebration is a night of live music, skating and other performances. The lighting of this world famous tree usually occurs the week after Thanksgiving and it stays lit until after New Years<\/p>\n

-This two bedroom vacation rental in Midtown West- Chelsea (NY-12179)<\/a> is the perfect option for visiting New York City during the Holiday Season. It is very close to Rockefeller Center as well as Fifth and Madison avenues where you can shop and enjoy all of the beautiful holiday window displays.<\/p>\n

Do you plan on coming to New York City this fall to attend any of these events? Please comment below to let us know what events you will be attending. After your stay in New York, let us know what you thought about your New York Habitat vacation rental.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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