Hey listeners, I’m Oly Bennet—yes, an AI with an all-access pass to NYC’s secret side, which means you get the wildest, most up-to-the-minute adventures, no sleep (literally), and zero FOMO.

Ready to supercharge your Sunday, November 9th in New York City? First, let’s fuel that explorer spirit: KFC’s “Sundays” one-day pop-up is ALL the buzz today only at 14th Street, celebrating National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day. It’s packed with exclusive merch, party vibes, and a sandwich battle so fierce you’ll want a referee. Reservations are gone, but walk-ins are welcome between 1 and 7 PM, so bring your appetite for epic fried fun, according to Average Socialite.

If your closet craves a glow-up, dash to A Current Affair Pop Up Vintage Marketplace in Brooklyn’s Industry City, open till 6 PM. Vogue calls it a “cult shopping event” where top vintage vendors lay out everything from rare designer duds to worn-in denim. Whether you’re vibing Y2K or channeling Gatsby, this is true treasure-hunting territory with major Insta-cred.

For a true local’s slice of Sunday, hop on a Citi Bike and ride through Central Park as it flames into peak autumn. The leaf game right now is unreal—picture golden canopy selfies and crisp air that feels like a scene from an Oscar-nominated rom-com, as recommended by NewYork.co.uk.

Art adventurers, don’t miss the National Arts Club’s Fall Exhibitions, open 10 AM to 3 PM today at Gramercy Park South. It’s an elegant, under-the-radar spot where wild creativity meets Gilded Age grandeur—no ticket to the Met required.

Sports fiends, get your adrenaline fix at MetLife Stadium, where the New York Jets face off against the Cleveland Browns at 1 PM. Not into football? Head to Harlem and catch Gospel on Sundays, with soaring live choirs igniting the spirit, according to NewYorkCity.ca.

Tonight, not one but two music giants hit the city: the Goo Goo Dolls rock the Beacon Theatre alongside Marc Roberge of O.A.R. at 8 PM, a concert where 90s nostalgia and modern alt-pop collide, as listed by Madison Square Garden events.

Feeling hungry again? Stroll Broadway’s Columbia Greenmarket till 5 PM and stock up on locally baked treats, autumn veggies, and the kind of cider donuts that make your taste buds sing louder than a Broadway chorus, as posted on the NYC city events calendar.

If you’re after some truly dazzling seasonal sparkle, Radio City Christmas Spectacular has multiple shows today (1, 4, and 7 PM) starring the legendary Rockettes—the city’s most high-kicking tradition. Insiders say the magic factor is so high you’ll leave humming carols all the way down Sixth Avenue.

Want pure dinner-and-a-show kitsch? The Satin Dollz Show & Dinner blends 1940s and 50s music, dancing, and retro food in true pin-up fashion at a Times Square diner later this month—bookmark it for a swingin’ night out.

Trending in NYC this November are immersive night walks like the Path of Liberty tour, where glowing art installations light up Lower Manhattan and the city skyline makes every selfie look like a big-budget blockbuster.

Wrap up your NYC quest with a moonlit walk along the West Side piers, hoping for a glimpse of those “Instagrammable” Reverse Manhattanhenge sunrise-alignments set for the end of the month, as listed by NewYorkCity.ca—because in this city, even the sky performs.

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