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The Waterfalls exhibit on the East River ends soon

The culture calendar is stacked the next few weeks:

A few summer holdovers end soon. The Waterfalls exhibit along the East River goes down for good Oct. 13. The fall weather is perfect for a stroll along the river, so check out one of the city’s largest public arts initiatives before it’s too late.

Speigelworld, the traveling party currently in the Seaport, features performances, live music, cocktails, a restaurant, and Tuesday and Thursday night DJ sessions. It ends Nov. 2, so party under the stars before it gets too cold!

A few exhibits debuted at local museums this week. The Museum of Jewish Heritage opened “Woman of Letters: Irène Némirovsky and Suite Française” on Sept. 24. The exhibit examines the life of the Russian-born Jewish author, who was deported to Auschwitz in July of 1942 and died a month later, leaving her only novel unfinished.

The National Museum of the American Indian celebrates Mexico with a film series that started yesterday, and runs until Oct. 28. There are daily screenings of the short films that focus on the indigenous experience in Mexico. The museum also hosts a Traditional Dance Social, featuring the Thunderbird Indian Dancers and Singers, on Oct. 18.