Things to do in New York City on Thursday 29 October

Making Marie Antoinette, on Sofia Coppola's film set.

Hellraiser: Clive Barker's horror classic, in 4K.

Thriller: a diver trapped in a sperm whale.

The Beach: Danny Boyle thriller with Leonardo DiCaprio.

Adult Social Hour: trivia on banned and censored books.

Storytelling workshops led by Tiffany McLarty.

Wall of Emotions: photo show and shoot on how we feel.

Miss Representation: Rise Up, doc on deepfakes and sexism.

Talk on Black anime and manga fandom.

Halloween and karaoke party by the tenant organizers.

Southern Rounds: Nashville hitmakers on writing hit songs.

Sankofa Series: anime and manga in Black America.

Halloween Horror RPG: try tabletop role-playing.

Karaoke for a Cause: Halloween fundraiser with raffle.

Queens of Memory: works inspired by Gabriela Mistral.

Aeterna Fuse: jazz with pianist Michael Denis.

Digger: Iñárritu's film with Tom Cruise.

Spotlight tour: History of the High Line, park in the sky.

Witches Night Out: Halloween party with cocktails and tarot.

Spot P!: survey art on Peter Stuyvesant.

The Puerto Rican Radical Tradition: CENTRO journals talk.

Know-How for a New Era: exhibition opening.

Star Party: see the moon and planets through telescopes.

A talk on reproductive rights in Israel and New York.

ENEMY ALIEN: documentary on Japanese American internment.

Star Party: stargazing through public telescopes.

Marina Abramović: her new stories and drawings.

Romanian art from communism to now: launch talk.

Imagine Worship: open choir service with hymns and gospel.

Kasey Lansdale presents First Chance, her crime novel.

Patrick Dougher and Rob Gore on surviving 1970s Brooklyn.

Tough Stuff: book launch and panel on women in glass art.

An archival séance with Marina Otero Verzier at Van Alen.

Let's Beat Breast Cancer: diet workshop with cooking demo.

You Can See Everything: Elizabeth Holmes film.

Author J Brooke reads from their poetry collection.

Guitarist David Gilmore's quintet with Tim Ries, live jazz.

Dave Stoler Duo: piano-and-bass jazz.

Wangechi Mutu on her film, sculpture and installation work.

Book talk on the Harmony Hammond Reader with Hammond.