halloween

Now in its 35th year, the costumed canine celebration in the East Village features adoptable dogs, treats and a fierce costume competition.

The cult classic isn't just for Halloween.

It's free, it's fun and it's freaky!

You may want to trade in the monster suit for a zombie tennis player.

Spooky stories from a Carroll Gardens ice cream parlor, Edgar Allan Poe’s old literary salon and other local haunts.

Non-ghosts should consider a sweater.

“We really need tens of thousands of New Yorkers right now to come out and create positive energy, partly to offset all the terrible things that are going on at the moment," the parade's longtime artistic director says.

No doorbell ringing or knocking required.

“It’s like SantaCon but we dress up like Fran Lebowtiz.”

From corn mazes to dance parties in Bushwick, a guide to fun events all over the city.