Nyc events june 2024

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Gear up for summer with our calendar for NYC events in June! Get ready for summer festivals, Pride in NYC and more. Get your tickets now for the best happenings of the month and keep your fingers and toes crossed for good weather. Been there, done that? Think again, my friend. Party at the Pride March, take a gay history walking tour, see a show, enjoy live music, and so much more.

Curated by Monica L. Miller author of Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identityalongside Andrew Bolton, the head curator of the Anna Wintour Costume Center at the event, the show threads together over years of style, swagger and statement-making, from 18th-century dandies to red carpet icons.

A bevy of open-air night markets will pop up around town this summer, from the upper reaches of the Bronx to Queens. We've rounded up details on all of them, so grab some cash and make plans to eat locally—and deliciously. Here's the full rundown. Sometimes you want to soar above it all, sipping effervescent libations among the clouds like some kind of fancy bird with an expense account.

You want to be uplifted. In the city that never stops sprawling, upward expansion has also reached great heights. Many incredible eating and drinking destinations are poised in the sky like treehouses with cover charges. Among these rooftop nyc are old New York throwbacks, party destinations and seaside terraces practically fashioned for Instagram.

They each offer booze, some kind of view and an invitation for you to get high. Keep reading for our favorites. In the film masterpiece Sunset BoulevardHollywood glamour is a dead-end street. Stalled there 2024 no one coming to find her—except perhaps to use her car—is Norma Desmond: a former silent-screen goddess who is now all but forgotten.

Secluded and deluded, she junes her own house and plots her grand return to the pictures; blinded by the spotlight in her mind, she is unaware that what she imagines to be a hungry audience out there in the dark is really just the dark. Get ready for another summer of fun in the sun!