Brian Lair on WNYC, and to end the show for our last minutes on this Friday,

we will now invite you to tell us some of the things you might be up to this fall,

212-433 WNYC. Why do we ask, well, believe it or not,

this Sunday, it's the 22nd this year, September 22nd, marks the first day of autumn.

But it's New York City. So there are also a bunch of things going on always, and the weather

makes it nice to be out and about, right?

So what are you planning these next couple of months?

Which public events are you buying tickets to?

And bonus points for anything that's low budget or free, call us now with your fall plans,

particularly your New York-y fall plans, or they can be your New Jersey-y

fall plans, or even your Connecticutucion fall plans at 212-433 WNYC, 212-433-9-692, in fact, call or text.

And while your calls are coming in and just to help land the idea,

here are a few ideas that were written up recently by our colleagues at the Gothamist.

The Brooklyn Book Festival, that's a full thing, kicks off first day of fall.

Sunday, anyone want to call and endorse that or any other literary events? Talks at your

favorite bookstore. Anything you want to highlight? 212-433. W-Nyc. It's also Hispanic Heritage Month,

as we were just talking about with Alain Stavans. It's actually from now through October 15th.

So how are you celebrating that?

You can continue the conversation with what parties, talks, or classes you might be taking relevant to that.

Any art exhibitions by Latino or Hispanic or Latinx artists that you want to shout out?

There's a photo exhibition, one that we know of, on 40 years of

local Puerto Rican history at the Museum of Bronx history. There's also the free Hispanic

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