Disasterpiece Movie Night: Fight of Fury
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.
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Live music and dance floors. Pick the room, bring your people.
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.
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 Tim Curry tribute night with drag and camp and probably at least one Rocky Horror moment, all in a tiny East Williamsburg bar.
Ragtime and stride on the Bryant Park piano, lunchtime, very civilized.
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.
Dick Griffin playing "circularphonics" — his Rahsaan Roland Kirk–inspired method of sounding multiple horns at once — in a tiny Lower...
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.
A $20 country set at Mercury Lounge, which is usually a good sign.
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.
Sixties rock and roll with Britpop swagger, played in a community garden off Avenue B for the LUNGS Harvest Arts Festival.
A two-year-old NYC rock band whose whole thing is energetic live shows, playing the LUNGS Harvest Arts Festival in a Lower East Side...
Live shadow-cast Rocky Horror at Berlin, props and shouts from the crowd included.
The Matches play Decomposer front to back at Bowery Ballroom, 20 years late and loud enough to make you feel it anyway.
Mercury Lounge, three bands, $22 in advance, doors at 9. A real Lower East Side kind of night.
Kinesis Project strings a new dance piece along the riverside paths — you follow the performers through the park, not the other way around.