Super Bowl Sunday, If You’re Not Watching the Game

Super Bowl LX brings the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots together with Bad Bunny headlining halftime — but in New York, the night still belongs to everyone else too.

This year’s Super Bowl is Super Bowl LX, with the Seattle Seahawks facing the New England Patriots. Kickoff lands on Sunday evening, and the halftime show belongs to Bad Bunny — a global event inside an already massive broadcast moment.

For a lot of people, that’s the whole night.

For others, it’s just background information.

New York behaves differently on Super Bowl Sunday. The city doesn’t shut down, but it does redistribute itself. Living rooms fill. Sports bars lock into one frequency. And everything else suddenly has more room to breathe.

If football isn’t your priority, the night opens up in a rare way.