17th Annual Making Moves Dance Festival
Three nights of global dance traditions at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, ten bucks at the door.
Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning↗
The little-known, the worth-knowing, and the “how did you find this?” A considered cut of New York. Yours to make a night of.
Free, or advertised at $30 or less. Check the source for fees and minimums.
ART + CURIOSITYGallery shows, openings, print fairs, museums and artist talks.
SOUND + NIGHTLive music and dance floors. Pick the room, bring your people.
FOOD + FINDSFood happenings and markets worth making a little time for.
STAGE + SCREENComedy, theatre and film — shows with a curtain or a projector.
MAKE + LEARNWorkshops, classes, lessons and talks with something to learn.
OUTSIDE + MOVINGHikes, nature walks, birding, paddles, rides and cleanups — the listing says so.
Three nights of global dance traditions at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, ten bucks at the door.
A guest-curated 16mm program tracing cinedance from 1941 to 1973, including Maya Deren, projected on actual film in a tiny Brooklyn room.
A bad martial arts movie, drinking games, trivia, and free pizza at a Bushwick bar arcade, which is genuinely the best deal on this list.
The filmmaker himself walks you into the Bronx of 1982 before a screening of the movie that put hip hop on screen.
Eleven artists in Central Park's Arsenal Gallery, all working from the same unlikely prompt: the study of trees.
The gallery's compact art fair opens September 21, 6–8pm. The exhibition remains on view through September 27; confirm later visiting...
Outdoor line dancing on the Williamsburg waterfront, boots optional but encouraged.
Italian opera under the trees in Central Park, and you don't have to know a single aria to show up.
A new run at Greenwich House Theater in the West Village, the kind of small downtown room where the plays tend to find you before anyone is.
A Tim Curry tribute night with drag and camp and probably at least one Rocky Horror moment, all in a tiny East Williamsburg bar.
A 2K restoration premiere of a 1977 Colombian horror film you've never seen, screened in Williamsburg's tiny Spectacle Theater.
Eleven artists in Central Park's Arsenal Gallery, all working from the same unlikely prompt: the study of trees.
Forage the river corridor in the morning, scavenger hunt at eleven, then La Bruja at noon along the Bronx River.
Ragtime and stride on the Bryant Park piano, lunchtime, very civilized.
Free Molière in Prospect Park, performed lakeside by a company that actually knows what it's doing. Bring a blanket and stay for the whole thing.
Another night of the new run at Greenwich House Theater in the West Village.
Miles Okazaki plays all of Monk, on screen, for the first time — at Roulette.
Climate Jam returns to Brooklyn Bowl for year two, a Climate Week benefit for Protect Our Winters with Karl Denson and a stacked lineup...
She & Him at Town Hall, which is the right room for their kind of warm, harmony-forward folk-pop.
Telescopes on the High Line after dark, with actual astronomers pointing things out for you. Free, no experience needed.
Glawogger's first major feature documentary exploring twelve separate narratives throughout four of the world's largest cities: Mumbai,...
Eleven artists, one obsession: trees — including a New York City street tree tarot deck and officiated commitment ceremonies for...
A 16,000-square-foot design archive opens this week at the Navy Yard — and you can actually get in, by appointment.
Dick Griffin playing "circularphonics" — his Rahsaan Roland Kirk–inspired method of sounding multiple horns at once — in a tiny Lower...
Molière's most subversive play, for free, on the grass at the Laceside in Prospect Park. Bring a blanket and a picnic.
Just the title and a West Village theater — sometimes that is plenty to make a week.
Nearly 900 tapes from a downtown video club, finally digitized, and they're throwing a party for the whole archive at Spectacle.
Eleven artists, one theme: trees. A quiet, weird, mostly-overlooked show inside the Central Park Arsenal.
Molière in the Park returns to the Prospect Park lakefront with Don Juan — full production, totally free, bring a blanket.
Staten Island seaside walk timed to Climate Week, with a closer look at the Living Breakwaters built after Sandy.
A docent-led walk through Wave Hill's current exhibitions, in a riverside Bronx garden most New Yorkers have never bothered to visit.
Ric Burns' new documentary on the future of Lower Manhattan, screened before the conversation that follows.
Morris-Jumel's annual Washington dinner lands on the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Harlem Heights — Washington's actual table, plus...
A social game night of competition, cocktails, and connections at Jaywalker at New York Distilling Co. in East Williamsburg, Thursday...
Jalopy, the Jazz Gallery, Sofar and friends take turns programming a free sunset set in the middle of Midtown — a real festival lineup...
Scholars nerd out about experimental notation, then the musicians actually play the scores. One night at Roulette.
Mei-lan and Ali, sharing the bill at Town Hall.
Paul Cauthen's big-room country voice at Bowery Ballroom — the kind of show that fills up by door time.
Glawogger's last completed film, shot in three red-light districts across three continents, screening late at night in a 30-seat room.
Eleven artists, all working from trees — including a nyc street-tree tarot deck and actual commitment ceremonies officiated inside the...
Forest fridays moved to the Classic Playground this month, with a brand-new native planting to tend alongside the usual...
Wave Hill opens its plant sale to the public — curated picks with staff who actually know what'll survive your fire escape.
A 50-minute trip between the ordinary and the otherworldly, playing once at Spectacle.
The Old Stone House in Washington Park is open for the afternoon — $3 suggested, no one turned away, and a genuinely old slice of...
Climate Week volunteer day across three community gardens in East Harlem — El Jardin del Paraiso, Orchard Alley, and Tranquilidad, all...
Van Cortlandt Park Alliance and Horace Mann School Present:Starlight Cinema: Four-Legged FriendsFREE! Movies in the Park FREE!Friday...
A new play at Greenwich House Theater in the Village.
Set up a tent in the shadow of the Unisphere, roast marshmallows with Urban Park Rangers, and fall asleep in Flushing Meadows. Queens...
A $20 country set at Mercury Lounge, which is usually a good sign.
Free Molière at Lakeside — Prospect Park's outdoor stage does Don Juan with a real company, no ticket required.
Horse Jumper of Love at Warsaw, a quiet indie show worth cabbing to Greenpoint for.
An evening of new piano pieces at the Old Stone House in Park Slope, composers in the room, a glass of wine after — the kind of small,...
A hyperpop DJ set at Bowery Ballroom spinning Charli, SOPHIE, and Kim Petras all night — basically a genre mood board with a dance floor.
A 9pm soul show at Mercury for $17 — the kind of late set that rewards being already downtown.
City Island Oyster Reef's free, family-friendly festival features environmental activities, live music, mural-making and food from local...
A freshly renovated West Side locomotive is sitting in Riverside Park South and you can walk right up to it.
Rangers, binoculars, fall warblers and hawks moving through Pelham Bay — the city's biggest patch of woods, right when it's most alive.
Restaurant picks, separate from the event dates above. Check opening hours before going.
Explore the Goan and Indo-Portuguese menu: fish curry, vindaloo, caldeen and xacuti.
43-45 43rd Street, Sunnyside, Queens
Wed–Fri 4–10pm; Sat–Sun noon–10pm. Closed Tuesday; confirm Monday hours.
Check current menu prices
Reviewed 2026-09-20 · Confirm current details with the restaurant.
A family Dominican restaurant, established in 1986. Go for pernil, pastel en hoja and sancocho.
564 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, between Dean and Bergen Streets
Mon–Thu 11am–10pm; Fri–Sat 11am–11pm. Closed Sunday.
Listed dishes: pastel en hoja $9, sancocho $14, pernil $19; tax and tip extra
Reviewed 2026-09-20 · Confirm current details with the restaurant.