Things to do in New York City on Friday 11 December

Constantin Brancusi: the sculptor's studio at MoMA.

Roy Lichtenstein: Like New, a Pop art retrospective.

Claes Oldenburg's Six Themes: Pop Art sculptures.

Shakespeare's witty comedy with Hiddleston and Atwell.

La Bohème: Puccini's opera at the Metropolitan Opera.

Hot Dog with Ketchup: Alex Da Corte's public artwork.

Arthur Jafa's acclaimed video montage of Black life.

Costume Art: garments and artworks on the dressed body.

Holiday Shops: open-air market of artisan gifts in the park.

Here There Are Blueberries, a Pulitzer-finalist play.

Schmigadoon!: Tony-winning Golden Age musical spoof.

Pre-Existing Condition: new play with Lupita Nyong'o.

Southern Rounds: Nashville hitmakers on writing hit songs.

Pop art exhibition with Cattelan and Kusama, 1960 to now.

The Lost World: visionary art by Minnie Evans.

Noguchi's 1986 Venice Biennale, seen through his archive.

Collective Witness: books that witnessed America's birth.

Sacred Splendor: Jewish and Christian treasures of Prague.

PROPS from Barakei: Hosoe's Mishima photos, answered by Wee.

Broken: sculpture fragments from Michelangelo to Bourgeois.

Masquerade: immersive Phantom of the Opera musical.

Does This Taste Funny?: humor in contemporary art.

Martin Puryear: sculpture and drawings.

Elaine de Kooning: Abstract Expressionist paintings.

Winter Village at Bryant Park: free ice skating for all.

Nike: Form Follows Motion, five decades of sneaker design.

First Mondays: writers read new work, with Sarah Schulman.

Gottlieb/Rothko: The Surrealist Years, paintings 1941–1951.

It's A Wonderful Life, Capra's classic as a 40s radio play.

Donald Moffett's IMPEACH: John Lewis's 1998 speech as sound.

The Thinking Ocean: digital art between fluid and code.

Fragility: works on paper by Jim Hodges and Rauschenberg.

High on Media: Neo-Conceptualist group show with Jeff Koons.

The Catch One: Jackson meets Rauschenberg.

Art exhibition on nature and humankind.

Holy Eucharist: midday mass at Trinity Church on Broadway.

Clever, Quick, Magnetic: works by Sillman and Cecily Brown.

Family Fridays: fold a mind-bending chiral origami cube.

English Country Dance: historic social dance, all welcome.

Art is for the Spirit: show on home and autobiography.