Things to do in New York City this week

Sunday G/50: chess tournament with open and U1600 sections.

Wigger's talk on how children imagine God.

The Last Winter, Larry Fessenden's eco-horror film.

All Saints’ Day Concert of American folk music.

NYC-DSA Transit WG: get-out-the-vote canvass in Brooklyn.

Tour of the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer

Printing with Gelli Plates: nature monoprint workshop.

Gentle Monster: Marie Kreutzer's drama with Léa Seydoux.

Cemetery Symbols & Secrets: reading New York's gravestones.

The Two Arrows with Jifu: study of the Buddha's Arrow Sutta.

Sans Soleil: Chris Marker's essay film on memory.

T Is for Traffic Cone: a pigeon ABC book reading.

Bracelet Making with Little Threads, a charity pop-up.

Sunday afternoon Jazz: live session at St Mazie.

Absence/Presence: 30 Years of Day Without Art book launch.

Bats: Our Maligned Friends, comedy about bat mating.

Puccini's Tosca: grand opera of passion in Rome.

New York Philharmonic Ensembles: chamber music.

Day of the Dead celebration with Mariachi Real de Mexico.

Sake brewery tour at Brooklyn Kura in Industry City.

Eri Yamamoto Duo: lyrical live jazz by pianist Eri Yamamoto.

School Pictures, a solo musical by Milo Cramer.

A Ghost In Your Ear: immersive horror play in headphones.

Todd Haynes melodrama with Julianne Moore.

Symphony in Motion: choral music paired with new dance.

Fauré's Requiem in a choral service at Grace Church.

Day of the Dead: Día de Muertos family party at the museum.

Conducta, AceMo and Surusinghe: UK dance music club night.

Introduction to Sake: tasting and brewery tour with nibbles.

A Century of Jazz concert with Bill Crow and Steve Little.

Rizzoli Music Aperitivo: Noa Fort's contemporary jazz.

Halloween Sunday closing party with Lakuti and Tama Sumo.

Queer Konpa: dance class and social.

PhD&D, live D&D with science, starring Moiya McTier.

Maria Faust and Kresten Osgood: contemporary jazz duo live.

Drunk Dracula NYC: a boozy interactive Dracula parody.

Sunday Sessions: live jazz and blues at Industry City.

Sam Dillon Quintet: modern jazz with his own band.

Akerman's News from Home, portrait of New York.

The Hound of the Baskervilles: 1959 Sherlock Holmes film.