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Average high 25 °C (77 °F), low 16 °C (61 °F); low humidity, light jackets recommended.
Moderate—peak around Labor Day and UN General Assembly week.
Layered clothing, light rain shell, portable charger, OMNY transit card.
Labor Day, West Indian Carnival, San Gennaro Festival, New York Fashion Week.
Celebrate NYC’s Labor Day Parade alongside Broadway Week’s 2‑for‑1 ticket deals.
Hamilton, The Great Gatsby, Hell's Kitchen, Operation Mincemeat
Summer may fade, but Broadway surges in September. Here are the standout productions worth booking now.
Odom Jr. returns to play Aaron Burr in this 12‑week limited revival from Sept 9 to Nov 23, offering a new depth to the revolutionary classic.
Book nowThis Olivier Award‑winning musical combines espionage, humor, and history in a World War II caper based on the real-life covert mission.
Book nowA musical experience fueled by Alicia Keys’ powerhouse vocals and energetic choreography, delivering a behind‑the‑scenes dive into the world of culinary legends.
Book nowA richer tapestry of Broadway musicals in September includes new hits and long‑running favorites—ideal for musical lovers seeking both depth and spectacle.
Great for: Fans of sci‑fi fans & emotional musicals
Darren Criss and Helen J. Shen star as two retired helper‑bots in Seoul who rediscover connection and love in this Tony‑winning show
Book nowGreat for: Fans of Latin rhythms & energetic ensembles
A lively Cuban‑flavored musical, full of Latin rhythms and spirited ensemble performances.
Book nowGreat for: Fans of Jazz Age immersion & lavish visuals
A stylish Jazz Age revival packed with lavish sets and literary glamour.
Book nowFall brings sharp new plays and comedic gems. Here are the top plays to book in September.
Great for: Fans of sharp comedy, witty writing & contemporary themes
A Tony‑nominated work with fast‐paced humour and cultural commentary.
Book nowGreat for: Slapstick lovers & fans of family entertainment
A hilarious disaster on stage that never disappoints.
Book nowGreat for: Sci‑fi fans, Stranger Things followers & immersive staging
A thrilling prequel that brings Hawkins to the Broadway stage.
Book nowLooking for long‑running hits? These are solid choices this month while browsing Broadway shows in September.
Magical extended run, spectacular effects, still fan‑favorite for families.
Book nowKick off fall with vibrant citywide events—from Caribbean rhythms on Labor Day to Italian feasting in Little Italy.
A colorful Labor Day parade with steel‑pan music, costume floats, and Caribbean street food—NYC’s biggest cultural splash of the month.
Eleven days of Italian‑American tradition with street vendors, zeppole contests, live music, and a church procession.
Score 2‑for‑1 Broadway ticket deals on over 20 shows during early September.
Top picks include Operation Mincemeat, Maybe Happy Ending, Oh, Mary!, etc.
Plan to book 2–4 weeks ahead. Star-led shows (like Hamilton) and fall premieres sell quickly, especially around early September deals like Broadway Week. Booking early secures better seats and prices.
Opt for matinee shows on Tuesdays–Thursdays around 2 pm, which allow you to explore during the day—like museum visits or neighborhood strolls—then catch an evening performance at 7pm or 8pm. This split-day schedule balances sightseeing and entertainment.
Yes—first-timers should consider iconic crowd-pleasers like The Lion King, Chicago, Wicked, or Aladdin. These shows offer big visuals, strong storytelling, and an unforgettable Broadway experience.
Yes—September offers great weather (16–24 °C), fewer tourists as schools resume, and friendly settings for solo travel. Cultural events like parades and festivals make it ideal for both families and independent explorers.
Premium shows may remain pricey, but NYC Broadway Week and TKTS offer 2‑for‑1 or discounted day seating.
Expect highs around 25 °C (77 °F), lows near 16 °C (61 °F). Evenings feel crisp—light jackets work well.
Moderate crowds prevail, though spikes occur around Labor Day and UN General Assembly.
Definitely. You get 2‑for‑1 offers in early September—use your OMNY card.
Yes. Expect street closures and slow traffic in Midtown Manhattan from Sept 23–27 due to the UN General Assembly. Cars crawl under 4 mph, so take the subway, buses, ferry, bike, or walk instead.