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With peak fall foliage color changes this month, there are plenty of places in or near New York City where you can get the most out of the changing leaves. Check out this short roundup from our friends at Time Out New York to see a few of the more popular locations.
The city is buzzing with the best NYC events in October, but for many Gothamites, there’s nothing better than exploring our city’s fall foliage. New York is bursting with vibrant-colored trees. And, sure, experienced Gothamites know that the leaves start to change color earlier upstate—oh, how we love sniffing that fresh air during one of our fabulous fall getaways! But if you’re patient, you can see some truly stunning fall foliage in many gardens and NYC parks in the city. We've rounded up the top spots, in NYC and New York state, so you can certainly check leaf peeping off your New York bucket list this year.
Check out the accompanying article to learn more about each location.
These days, it seems like the stock market only goes up. 30 years ago today it crashed. Lest we forget, this is what that felt like. Listen to WNYC's Crash Course, a series about the stock market crash of October 19, 1987, and what it can tell us about today's financial markets.
