The best things to do in NYC This Saturday over Labor Day weekend 2026 (Sep 5–7) — hand-curated and refreshed weekly.
5 picks · checked Sep 2
46th Avenue street fair site, Long Island City, QueensJAPAN Fes brings 18 Japanese street-food vendors to 46th Avenue in Hunters Point — and unlike most editions, this one runs into the night, until 10pm.
46th Avenue street fair site, Long Island City, QueensJAPAN Fes brings 18 Japanese street-food vendors to 46th Avenue in Hunters Point — and unlike most editions, this one runs into the night, until 10pm.
Staten Island Mall Greenmarket, New Springville, Staten IslandRegional farm stands take over a mall commuter parking lot at the peak of the harvest, with produce, baked goods and easy parking.
Staten Island Mall Greenmarket, New Springville, Staten IslandRegional farm stands take over a mall commuter parking lot at the peak of the harvest, with produce, baked goods and easy parking.
St. George Greenmarket, St. George, Staten IslandA hilltop farmers market above New York Harbor, running since 1994 a few blocks uphill from the Staten Island Ferry terminal.
St. George Greenmarket, St. George, Staten IslandA hilltop farmers market above New York Harbor, running since 1994 a few blocks uphill from the Staten Island Ferry terminal.
Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Heights, BrooklynKing of Hearts · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsBrooklyn's flagship farmers market has run at the gates of Prospect Park since 1989, with regional growers and local wine sampling.
Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Heights, BrooklynKing of Hearts · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsBrooklyn's flagship farmers market has run at the gates of Prospect Park since 1989, with regional growers and local wine sampling.
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Queens County Farm Museum, Floral Park, QueensCook stuffed baked apples the eighteenth-century way in the hearth kitchen of a Queens farmhouse continuously worked since 1697.
Queens County Farm Museum, Floral Park, QueensCook stuffed baked apples the eighteenth-century way in the hearth kitchen of a Queens farmhouse continuously worked since 1697.
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