Film, music, art, literature and cultural events.
The Wildlife Film Festival Rotterdam runs 2–8 November with 61 nature films, a theme of coexistence with wildlife and the opening premiere of Wildgemis. Flamingo awards are scheduled for 7 November.
Janitzio remains open for Mexico's Night of the Dead, but tourists cannot enter its cemetery during restoration. Families retain access, while visitors can use a panoramic walkway and enjoy community events.
Keke Palmer will host the November 2 CFDA Fashion Awards at New York's American Museum of Natural History. Catherine Holstein, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, the Olsen sisters and Willy Chavarria are among the nominees; competitive winners are not yet known.
Sunday estimates for 30 October–1 November put You Can See Everything at $10.6m in North America, just ahead of Clayface at $10.4m. Final grosses may shift.
The 2026/27 Rann Utsav season starts on 1 November in Dhordo with Kutch folk performances, crafts and White Rann visits. The Tent City season is scheduled to run through 7 March; desert-entry permits and accommodation bookings are separate.
The Amsterdam Cello Biennale scheduled Darvishi’s In Absence alongside Lutosławski on 1 November. The work’s actual world premiere was on 31 October at the Concertgebouw.
The RAI hosts PAN Amsterdam on 1–8 November, with more than 125 mainly Dutch galleries and dealers. Its opening-day PAN Podium theme, EMBODY, examines the body in art.
