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US Open Opens: First Round Singles Begin at Flushing Meadows

On Sunday, August 30, men's and women's singles kick off the US Open with day and evening sessions at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Tickets required.

JJose AlmonteAug 29, 2026
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02The Coupian ListSaturday, August 29: Nine Free Things To Do Across the CityFrom sunrise yoga on the Brooklyn waterfront to a jazz festival in Harlem, here is the full day-by-day lineup for Saturday, August 29 — renumbered and ready to plan around.03The Coupian ListFree Friday: A City Full of Music, Movement, and LaughsFrom jazz in Harlem to accordions in Bryant Park, August 28 turns the city's green spaces into one sprawling, free stage.04EventEnd the Week Right: Angélique Kidjo and Cimafunk in Central ParkA free Sunday night of Afrobeat, funk, and pure movement, as Angélique Kidjo returns to SummerStage with Cimafunk and DJ Freshy K.05The Coupian ListThis Week in New York: Jazz, Sunset Yoga & Outdoor MoviesFrom Harlem jam sessions to a free outdoor screening on the Brooklyn waterfront, here is where to be around New York City this week, day by day.06EventQueens Night Market's Last Call Before Its Summer BreakSaturday, August 22 marks the final Queens Night Market before its U.S. Open hiatus. Go hungry, go curious, and don't let the group order the same thing twice.07EventStart Saturday With Free Yoga by the WaterOn August 22, Brooklyn Bridge Park trades brunch lines for sun salutations. Free, all-level yoga on Pier 3, with the whole day still ahead of you.08The Coupian ListThe Coupian List: What to Do in NYC This WeekLooking for something to do this week? Here are 15 Coupian picks happening around New York City, listed in date and time order.09The Coupian List15 Things to Do in NYC This Week: August 17–23, 2026From open-air concerts to late-summer salsa nights, here are 15 ways to make the most of the city this week — plenty of them free.

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