New York City Weekend Events: What's Going On Feb. 11-12

NEW YORK, NY — It is Super Bowl weekend, and there's plenty to do in New York City over the coming days.

From a run in your undies in Lower Manhattan to a romantic jazz concert in Brooklyn, there is lots going on around the city this weekend.

Here's a variety of events you can check out.

Saturday

Cupid Undie Run: Lower East Side, Manhattan

For those looking for an adventurous weekend activity that comes with a good cause, the Cupid Undie Run is taking place Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Pier 84 on the Lower East Side.

It is a one-mile run in your underwear aimed at raising money for the Children's Tumor Foundation.

You can find out more about the event and sign up — here.

Gregory Porter Valentine's Day Concert: Flatbush, Brooklyn

The legendary jazz singer and two-time Grammy Award winner will be performing at the Kings Theater in Brooklyn on Saturday night.

The concert will have a Valentine's Day theme and also include a special guest.

You can find out more — here.

NYPD Vs. FDNY Annual Volleyball Game: Maspeth, Queens

The NYPD is taking on the FDNY in a game of volleyball to honor those who lost their lives in the line of duty in 2022.

Tickets are just over $10, and proceeds will go toward the Police Benevolent Association and the FDNY Wives and Children's Fund Inc.

You can find out more — here.

Sunday

Watch the Super Bowl on a Giant Screen In Times Square: Manhattan

If you're looking for the biggest possible screen for the big game, TSX Entertainment will show the Super Bowl on an 18,000-square-foot-screen on Sunday.

The game will kick off at 6:30 p.m.

You can find out more — here.

New York City Ballet Performance: Lincoln Center, Manhattan

You can spend your Valentine's Day weekend at Lincoln Center, as the New York City Ballet will perform routines to music by Leonard Bernstein, Wolfgang Amadeus, and more.

The show begins at 3 p.m.

You can find out more and check out tickets — here.

25th Lunar New Year Parade & Festival: Chinatown/Little Italy, Manhattan

The massive festival will feature a colorful pan-Asian procession, featuring Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, and Malaysian floats and cultural performances.

It will kick off around 1 p.m. at Canal and Mott streets, before heading to Chatham Square.

You can find out more — here.