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A humorous re-telling of a popular Korean folktale.

Browse vendors and food at Brooklyn's final street fair of 2026.

Enjoy pumpkin decorating, crafts, LEGO play and a Spiderman appearance and costume contest.

Costumed dogs and proud humans near the Montague Diner close out the fall Open Streets season, plus wood-carving demos and The Rogue Connections.

Walk-around tasting of soups from Borgo, Il Buco, Momofuku, Veselka and more. $55; entry at noon or 2 p.m. All proceeds go to the Trinity Church Soup Kitchen.

Meet costumed dogs and donate pet supplies for the Queens Animal Care Center.

Hear a community reading of Washington Irving's ghost story on the historic house porch.

A community-focused event promoting literacy and local authors.

Discover activities for tweens and teens throughout October.

Join us for an evening of poetry with Kelly Grace Thomas, Angel Nafis, Ashley Pao, Charlotte Cusumano Maiorana, and Shira Erlichman!

A memoir-in-verse about the intertwined challenges of infertility and illness.

Emily Sundberg's Feed Me screens a scary movie every Monday in October. $10 tickets, free popcorn and soda, surprise guests. Check Cobble Hill Cinemas for the exact showtime.

“A masterful fresco where family secrets, dazzling successes, thwarted loves, and resounding dramas intertwine.”—MademoiselleLit

A supportive online discussion for parents navigating divorce.

A saga inspired by the history of Gustav Klimt's famous painting.

A tale of love, art, and beauty through the lens of a music conservatory student.

Spanish card-magic legend Dani DaOrtiz plays four nights of chaotic, brilliant cartomagia.

Children ages 0–5 can enjoy giant bubbles and a costumed family concert with Suzi Shelton.

A novel about family struggles and finding one's place amid a nation's history.