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East Williamsburg3 Dollar Bill3 Dollar Bill gives queer performance a large East Williamsburg stage, with live music and a dance floor under the same roof.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Jimbo + Plane Jane's Slut BallEast Williamsburg314 Scholes314 Scholes gives electronic performances and DJ parties an industrial East Williamsburg setting, with a program that also makes space for fashion events.Next: Sat Oct 31 · 10:00 PM · Schrotthagen: New World Tour 2026Midtown West54 BelowAt 54 Below, every table is within 24 feet of the stage, putting Broadway performers on the scale of a supper-club conversation.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Kym Johnson: What I Did For LoveMidtown East59E59 Theaters59E59 brings regional and international theater companies to Midtown East, making a small complex a useful place to catch work from elsewhere.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State LibraryEast Williamsburg99 ScottA warehouse and courtyard in East Williamsburg, 99 Scott gives concerts and dance events an industrial setting with an outdoor counterpart.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Arodes *4hr Set* w. ARYMÉ & Martim RolaLower East SideAbrons Arts CenterAbrons Arts Center has been the Henry Street Settlement's stage on the Lower East Side since 1975, programming experimental theater, dance and music.Next: Sat Oct 17 · 4:00 PM · Fall Festival 2026Union SquareAccent SistersA small curator-led film and art project that uses galleries and temporary spaces rather than operating a conventional theater.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 11:30 AM · 铁轨、野草和纽约：High Line 城市艺术徒步Theater DistrictAl Hirschfeld TheatreThe Al Hirschfeld pairs a Moorish arcade outside with stained glass and mosaics inside its 1924 Broadway house.Next: Wed Nov 11 · 7:00 PM · Now You See Me Live (Suitable for ages 5 and Over)Downtown BrooklynAlamo Drafthouse Downtown BrooklynAlamo Drafthouse's Brooklyn cinema takes up the fourth and fifth floors of City Point, above the shops on Albee Square.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 3:00 PM · The Social ReckoningFinancial DistrictAlamo Drafthouse Lower ManhattanAlamo Drafthouse's Financial District cinema sits two sub-basement levels below an office tower at 28 Liberty Street.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 11:30 AM · The Social ReckoningOakwoodAlamo Drafthouse Staten IslandAlamo Drafthouse's Staten Island cinema is tucked into a shopping center on Hylan Boulevard, well south of the ferry and the North Shore.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · The Social ReckoningYonkersAlamo Drafthouse YonkersWestchester's Alamo outpost mixes first-run movies with repertory programming and full food-and-drink service brought to your seat.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · The Social ReckoningBushwickAlphavilleAlphaville pairs a Bushwick band stage with a bar you can settle into, making a small concert feel like part of a neighborhood visit.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Bummer Camp, The Jump Cuts, Book/SpiritJamaicaAmazuraNext: Sat Oct 31 · 9:00 PM · FreakishTheater DistrictAmbassador TheatreThe Ambassador's hexagonal auditorium sits diagonally on its lot, an architectural workaround that gives Chicago's Broadway home an unusual shape.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Chicago on BroadwayKingsbridgeAn Beal Bocht CafeAn Beal Bocht combines an Irish pub's food and pints with live music, poetry and small-scale theater in Kingsbridge.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · FaustoNoHoAngelika Film Center New YorkSix screens under the Cable Building, which McKim, Mead and White designed in 1894 to house the machinery for Houston Street's cable cars. You enter through the cafe at street level.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:20 AM · MuskEast VillageAnthology Film ArchivesJonas Mekas and four others opened this in 1970 as a center for preserving and showing experimental film. It still screens more than 900 programs a year.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · VacancesHarlemApollo TheaterThe Apollo's Harlem stage helped make live performance part of recorded music history: James Brown's 1962 concert became Live at the Apollo.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · TheARTI$TPowerhouse Arts DistrictArt House ProductionsArt House puts theater, dance and gallery exhibitions together in Jersey City's Powerhouse Arts District, with local artists threaded through the program.Next: Thu Oct 22 · 7:30 PM · FOCUS: Innovative Choreography SeriesRockawaysArverne CinemaAn open-air cinema in Arverne built by Rockaway Film Festival volunteers in 2021 and walled with recycled scraps of the boardwalk that Hurricane Sandy destroyed.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 5:00 PM · Local Filmmakers' Showcase 2026ChelseaAsylum NYCA 150-seat comedy theater with a bar attached on East 24th Street, booking named stand-up bills and other live shows, and renting the stage out when it is free.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:30 PM · The New York Neo-Futurists: The Infinite WrenchChelseaAtlantic Theater CompanyAtlantic stages new plays inside a Gothic Revival building in Chelsea, where brick walls and a high ceiling frame 199 seats.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 7:00 PM · I Became WeTheater DistrictAugust Wilson TheatreThe August Wilson holds 1,275 seats across orchestra and mezzanine levels on West 52nd Street.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Paranormal Activity (NY)Westchester SquareBAAD! Bronx Academy of Arts and DanceBAAD! has spent 25 years staging dance and performance in the Bronx, built around women, artists of color and the LGBTQ+ community.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Making My Ballroom Story and the Three PsWilliamsburgBaby's All RightAt Baby's All Right, the glowing backdrop behind the band is made from old hotel ashtrays. South Williamsburg gets a concert with its own light show.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 9:30 PM · La ReezyFort GreeneBAM Rose CinemasBAM's film wing runs four screens on Lafayette Avenue, mixing new releases with retrospectives and underground work, often with the filmmaker or a critic on hand.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 1:00 PM · DiggerHasbrouck HeightsBananas Comedy ClubA stand-up club attached to a hotel in Rutherford, New Jersey, drawing its headliners from the same touring circuit that fills the Manhattan clubs.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Vic DibitettoProspect Lefferts GardensBar BayeuxBar Bayeux offers jazz without advance tickets or reservations, bringing small ensembles into a Prospect Lefferts Gardens cocktail bar.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Fri Happy Hour w/Peter WatrousClinton HillBar Laika by e-fluxBar Laika is the art publisher e-flux's bar on Greene Avenue, where a full cocktail list shares an address with screenings and talks.Next: Wed Oct 21 · 7:00 PM · Bar Laika presents Playback 0040 with SolparaBedford-StuyvesantBar LunÀticoLunÀtico is a Bedford-Stuyvesant bar built by working musicians, where dinner and cocktails make space for a live band.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:00 PM · Tiga Jean-BaptisteProspect HeightsBarclays CenterBarclays Center puts arena concerts on the same floor where Brooklyn's basketball teams play, with a crowd measured in thousands.Next: Mon Oct 12 · 8:00 PM · Brand NewEast WilliamsburgBCC Pig PenThe Brooklyn Comedy Collective's second stage, on Boerum Street four blocks from its main venue, carrying part of the same improv and stand-up calendar.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Weirdos: A Character MicUpper West SideBeacon TheatreIt opened on Christmas Eve 1929 and seats close to 2,900, which is why the comics who play here are the ones who can fill a theater on the name alone.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 8:00 PM · The ChicksTheater DistrictBelasco TheatreAbove the Belasco sits David Belasco's former duplex, decorated in the manner of a Gothic church and used for theatrical memorabilia.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Maybe Happy EndingTheater DistrictBernard B. Jacobs TheatreThe Jacobs is a 1,092-seat Broadway house on West 45th Street, with orchestra and mezzanine seating.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The OutsidersMidtown WestBirdland Jazz ClubBirdland pairs jazz ensembles with vocal performances in Midtown West, with separate club and theater programs under one name.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 5:30 PM · Birdland Big BandGreenwich VillageBlue NoteBlue Note brings established jazz musicians into a Greenwich Village club that also makes space for soul, hip-hop and younger artists.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Robert Glasper X Terrace Martin with Special Guest PhoelixUpper East SideBohemian National HallBohemian National Hall gives Czech and Slovak culture an Upper East Side address, with concerts and film programs sharing space with talks and community gatherings.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 12:00 PM · Open House NY – The Dvorak Room ViewingTheater DistrictBooth TheatreThe Booth holds 800 seats across orchestra and mezzanine levels on West 45th Street.Next: Sat Oct 17 · 8:00 PM · DownstateBushwickBossa Nova Civic ClubNext: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Slick DownLower East SideBowery BallroomPrimarily a live-music hall, Bowery Ballroom occasionally makes sense for comedy when a touring comic needs a proper stage rather than a club setup.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · ArloNoHoBowery Poetry ClubBowery Poetry makes space for spoken, sung and signed verse, with multilingual open mics that invite the audience onto the stage.Next: Mon Oct 12 · 6:30 PM · Nuyorican Bowery SlamDowntown BrooklynBRIC HouseBRIC House is the Downtown Brooklyn home of the nonprofit behind Celebrate Brooklyn! and BRIC JazzFest, with a calendar of shows, screenings and exhibitions.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 6:00 PM · BRIC JazzFest 2026Theater DistrictBroadhurst TheatreThe Broadhurst is a 1,218-seat house on West 44th Street, paired architecturally with the adjoining Schoenfeld.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · CATS: The Jellicle BallHell's KitchenBroadway Comedy ClubA West 53rd Street club run by Al Martin, a working comedian turned club owner who pushed to get stand-ups health insurance.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · An Evening With Lynne Koplitz. Special Event.MelroseBronx Documentary CenterA South Bronx nonprofit built around documentary photography and film, with screenings tied to exhibitions, education and community reporting.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 6:45 PM · Artist Talk: César RodríguezConcourseBronx Museum of the ArtsA free contemporary art museum on the Grand Concourse, with a collection and an exhibition program built around the Bronx and the people who live in it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Opening Celebration for 'The Woods Woman Method,' 'Beyond the Margins,' and 'Public Address'Fort GreeneBrooklyn Academy of MusicBrooklyn Academy of Music has programmed adventurous work for more than 150 years, spreading opera, dance, film and theater across several Fort Greene buildings.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Hewa Rwanda–Letter to the absentWilliamsburgBrooklyn BowlBrooklyn Bowl puts a concert stage, bowling lanes and a full-service restaurant under one Williamsburg roof.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Boojum & Kendall Street CompanyProspect HeightsBrooklyn Central LibraryThe main branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, open at Grand Army Plaza since February 1941, with free public programming that includes films, exhibitions and talks.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 1:00 PM · Events for Youth & Families: Woody Guthrie's Songs To Grow OnEast WilliamsburgBrooklyn Comedy CollectiveAn indie comedy theater on Graham Avenue with shows Tuesday through Sunday, free open mics and jams, and a school running improv, sketch and stand-up classes year-round.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Good BoyWilliamsburgBrooklyn ImprovA Brooklyn improv listing tied to the same North 9th Street complex as Second City New York, not a separate standalone club.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 7:00 PM · The Extraordinary Card Magic of Jason LadanyeClinton HillBrooklyn Music KitchenBrooklyn Music Kitchen doubles as a live recording stage, so a Clinton Hill set can become the artist's next video as well as your show.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 7:00 PM · Rachel Raven, Tanasha G, Greater Bird of Paradise, DIV, Sarah MaureenDowntown BrooklynBrooklyn ParamountBrooklyn Paramount stages modern concert tours inside a 1928 movie palace, with the old theatrical architecture still surrounding the crowd.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Kelela - new avatar liveEast WilliamsburgBrooklyn SteelBrooklyn Steel makes a former steel factory work as an East Williamsburg concert hall, with a broad standing floor and a balcony above it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Daði FreyrNavy YardBrooklyn StorehouseBrooklyn Storehouse gives dance music warehouse scale in the Navy Yard, with high ceilings and a floor that can change size for each production.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Brooklyn Storehouse: Armin van BuurenBedford-StuyvesantBrownstoneJAZZNext: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · BrownstoneJAZZ FEST CONCERT SERIESBushwickBushwick Comedy ClubStand-up every weekend in Bushwick with pop-up chefs cooking and a bring-your-own-bottle policy instead of a bar, which keeps the whole cost at the ticket price.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:30 PM · Friday Night Open MicBedford-StuyvesantC'mon EverybodyC'mon Everybody gives queer performers a Bedford-Stuyvesant stage, with a cocktail bar and booths that make staying between acts an easy choice.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · The Scream Tribute ShowBushwickCafe ErzulieCafe Erzulie shifts from jazz and live music into a dance club, giving its Bushwick address more than one musical identity.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · More LifeMyrtle-BroadwayCaptain Kirk’s Comedy LoungeA Brooklyn stand-up venue on Broadway with food-and-drink service and rotating headliners rather than a fixed resident show.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 7:00 PM · Anthony Fuentes LiveMidtown WestCarnegie HallCarnegie Hall offers several sizes of close listening, from a solo recital to a full orchestra filling its main auditorium.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:30 PM · Sean JonesRidgewoodCassetteCassette pairs a Ridgewood cocktail bar with a dedicated performance space, so a band booking and a neighborhood drink can share the same visit.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:30 PM · Junction Dj SetLower East SideCaveatA small bar and stage on Clinton Street programming comedy and lecture shows, the kind built around a subject rather than assembled as a straight stand-up bill.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Vocabaret: MagicWest VillageCellar DogCellar Dog puts live jazz alongside billiards and ping-pong, making a West Village bar visit as active or attentive as you choose.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Wayne Tucker QuintetWest VillageCherry Lane TheatreNew York's oldest off-Broadway theater, on Commerce Street in the West Village, with a main stage and a smaller studio theater alongside it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · School PicturesChinatownChinatown SoupAn Orchard Street artist-run gallery and studio where occasional screenings sit inside a broader program of exhibitions, residencies and community events.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 4:00 PM · Tea Sit: Meditate & LearnGreenwich VillageCinema VillageA firehouse from 1898 on East 12th Street, converted into a movie theater that has been running ever since on three screens.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 2:00 PM · The InviteTheater DistrictCircle in the Square TheatreCircle in the Square wraps U-shaped seating around a thrust stage, with every audience member within eight rows of the stage.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Just In TimeChelseaCity Winery New YorkCity Winery pairs a seated concert with food and its own wines at Pier 57, beside the Hudson River in Chelsea.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Arynne WexlerUpper West SideClaire Tow TheaterThe Claire Tow is the smallest of Lincoln Center Theater's three stages, built on the roof of the Beaumont.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · creation stories and all the important importantsEast VillageClassic Stage CompanyClassic Stage Company revisits older plays at a small East Village theater, often changing their form as well as their cast.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 7:00 PM · Clifford Odets' Waiting for LeftyWilliamsburgCloud CityA Williamsburg arts and performance space that occasionally hosts screenings alongside theater, music and experimental events.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 8:00 PM · Brother CountryEast VillageClub CummingA small East Village bar on East 6th Street running drag, cabaret and variety shows, open from 6pm until 4am every day of the week.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · An Evening with James Sheppard & FriendsCobble HillCobble Hill CinemasA five-screen theater at Court and Butler that opened in 1926 as the single-screen Lido, still independently owned and still running first-run films.Next: Wed Oct 14 · 7:30 PM · La HaineGreenwich VillageComedy Cellar at the Village UndergroundThe Comedy Cellar's second Manhattan stage sits in the basement of what was once Gerdes Folk City, where Bob Dylan and Simon and Garfunkel played in the 1960s.Next: Wed Oct 21 · 6:00 PM · Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation benefit showHarlemComedy In HarlemIt opened on St. Nicholas Avenue in Sugar Hill in October 2021 and describes itself as the only Black-owned comedy club in New York City.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Brandon Reaves: “Life Be Lifin’” Birthday Show & Live TapingIndustry CityComedy Show 3rd Fridays of the month at Fort Hamilton Distillery (Plain Slice, fka Tall Boy)A monthly stand-up show inside Fort Hamilton Distillery at Industry City, with the distillery serving as the host and comedy running as a recurring series.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 7:30 PM · Plain Slice Comedy @ Fort Hamilton Distillery (Industry City): Free StandupTimes SquareComedy VillageA stand-up club a block off Broadway in the Theater District, running shows seven nights a week with working comics from the New York circuit.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Times Square ComedyDumboComedySportz New York CityNew York's branch of the ComedySportz format, where improv teams compete using audience suggestions and a referee keeps the match moving.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 5:00 PM · Saturday, October 10, 2026NoHoCooper UnionThe East Village college that Peter Cooper founded in 1859 as a free center of learning, whose auditoriums still carry public talks, debates and screenings.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 6:00 PM · Seeing Together: Photography through Language and the SensesLong Island CityCulture Lab LICCulture Lab LIC is a nonprofit gallery and performance space in Long Island City that puts on dozens of events a year, many of them free.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · sweet princeUpper East SideCzech CenterThe Czech Republic's cultural outpost in New York, inside Bohemian National Hall on East 73rd Street, with a 60-seat screening space and a Czech film program.Next: Tue Oct 13 · 7:00 PM · The DefendantUnion SquareDaryl Roth TheatreThe Daryl Roth Theatre opened in a landmark bank building off Union Square in 1996 and holds two separate performance spaces.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · MidnightUpper West SideDavid Geffen HallDavid Geffen Hall is the New York Philharmonic's home at Lincoln Center, reopened after a redesign that opened much of the building to the street.Next: Sat Oct 24 · 7:30 PM · Artist Spotlight: Batiashvili, Capucon & ThibaudetUpper West SideDavid H. Koch TheaterThe David H. Koch Theater is Lincoln Center's dance house, hosting American Ballet Theatre's fall and spring seasons and visiting companies.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Masters at Work IWilliamsburgDead Letter No. 9Dead Letter No. 9 combines a Williamsburg dance bar with theatrical design, giving you places to wander as well as a DJ to follow.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Mystic Bill, Prince Language, Morgan Wiley + moreHell's KitchenDiMenna Center for Classical MusicDiMenna opens a place built for classical musicians' working days to audiences, putting public performances inside a dedicated rehearsal and recording center.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 6:00 PM · Fits of PassionLower East SideDixon PlacePuppetry, dance, readings and unfinished experiments share the bill at Dixon Place, where seeing work develop is part of the attraction.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Me-Wee's PlayhouseUnion SquareDR2 TheatreDR2 is the second of the two stages in the Daryl Roth Theatre's landmark building off Union Square.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 AM · The Very Hungry Caterpillar ShowEast VillageDromDrom brings international artists and local audiences together on Avenue A, with a program that moves readily between musical traditions.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:30 PM · Aggeliki - from Jazz to HijazClinton Hille-flux Screening RoomThe screening space run by e-flux, the art publishing platform and archive founded in 1998, on Classon Avenue in Brooklyn.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 7:00 PM · Charles Mudede, "Exit Envy: BLM, MAGA, and the Continuing Crisis of Longevity"East VillageEast Village Stand Up ComedyStand-up inside a working East Village barbershop, with roughly forty seats, secret lineups and folding chairs set among the barber stations.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:15 PM · Live at the Barbershop NYC: Hottest Stand Up Comedy Show in NYC! BYOB!Boerum HillEastVille Comedy ClubA comedy club that kept the name of the neighborhood it left. It sits on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn now, booking touring headliners alongside multi-comic showcases.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Peter Liu, Tom Zappia, Malachi Fox, Joe Mahoney, Shaunak Godkhindi, Natan Badalov, Derrell MeyersHell's KitchenEight Is Never Enough ImprovAn interactive improv troupe that has played New York since 2002 and has been based at the Broadway Comedy Club on West 53rd Street since 2011, with a 3pm matinee.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 3:00 PM · Times Square NYC Improv ComedyChelseaElectronic Arts IntermixA nonprofit moving-image archive and arts organization where screenings grow directly out of one of New York's deepest collections of video art.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 12:00 PM · An Evening with Trevor ShimizuUpper West SideElinor Bunin Munroe Film CenterFilm at Lincoln Center's smaller building, across 65th Street from the Walter Reade, with two screens seating 150 and 90 between them.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 12:45 PM · A Well for the ThirstyBushwickElsewhereElsewhere spreads live bands and dance floors across three stories in Bushwick, with a rooftop adding an outdoor stage.Next: Wed Oct 14 · 7:00 PM · Elsewhere Presents: Chanel Beads @ Knockdown CenterTheater DistrictEthel Barrymore TheatreThe Barrymore holds 1,058 seats on West 47th Street, with its orchestra reached from the main level.Next: Mon Nov 2 · 7:30 PM · Here There Are BlueberriesTheater DistrictEugene O'Neill TheatreThe Book of Mormon's Broadway home places its irreverent musical comedy inside the traditional orchestra-and-mezzanine layout of the Eugene O'Neill.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The Book of Mormon on BroadwayGreenwich VillageFat Black PussycatThe Comedy Cellar's sister venue on West 3rd Street, carrying the same rotating-comic model across additional stages and later sets.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 5:00 PM · Louie CK Working on VERY NEW Material.GreenpointFilm Noir CinemaA video rental store on Meserole Avenue with a small cinema behind it, in a building that used to be a funeral home.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Psychic Reader Film FestivalWilliamsburgFlop House Comedy ClubA Williamsburg stand-up club built around compact showcase bills and developing comics rather than a large headliner-driven format.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · The Best Indie Comedy Night in Williamsburg — Comics from Netflix & HBOFlushingFlushing Town HallAn 1862 civic building now gives Flushing a stage for jazz and traditions drawn from across Queens and beyond.Next: Wed Oct 14 · 7:00 PM · Monthly Jazz Jam: Celebrating Thelonious Monk and the Bebop PioneersForest HillsForest Hills StadiumForest Hills Stadium puts concerts on former championship tennis ground, where the Beatles and Arthur Ashe belong to the same building's history.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 5:45 PM · FisherRidgewoodFreda - Bar UpstairsThe upstairs bar at Freda in Ridgewood, where cheap drinks and pizza sit above the basement rock venue.Next: Sat Oct 31 · 4:15 PM · Hallowtide (Upstairs)RidgewoodFreda - BasementThe basement rock venue at Freda in Ridgewood, underneath the bar, booking live music most nights of the week.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · LaBrave Music Group Presents BRAVEFESTPark SlopeFreddy's BarA Fifth Avenue bar in Brooklyn open from noon until 4am, with a back space running ticketed shows several times a week, burlesque among them.Next: Mon Oct 12 · 7:00 PM · FREE Stand-Up Comedy + $5 High Lifes @ Freddy's (Park Slope) | The FUN MicTheater DistrictGerald Schoenfeld TheatreThe Schoenfeld holds 1,084 seats on West 45th Street, directly beside the Broadhurst.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Buena Vista Social ClubTheater DistrictGershwin TheatreThe Gershwin pairs Broadway-scale spectacle with a theater-history detour: its rotunda displays the names and photographs of Hall of Fame performers.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Wicked on BroadwayBushwickGold SoundsGold Sounds is a small Bushwick stop for loud bands, with a separate front-bar DJ setup and a live stage on Wilson Avenue.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 6:00 PM · Killing Time // No Redeeming Social Value // Dmize // Terror Ave // God's Favorite // GassedGreenpointGood RoomA Greenpoint dance club built around recurring parties and visiting DJs, with enough continuity that the series can matter as much as the headliner.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · RA25: New York CityChelseaGotham Comedy ClubA Chelsea club whose main stage was rebuilt as the Copacabana for Scorsese's The Irishman, and which books named headliners on weekend runs.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:30 PM · The Gotham All-Stars (The Vintage Lounge)LevittownGovernor’s Comedy ClubsA stand-up club on Division Avenue in Levittown, booking touring headliners for a Nassau County audience that never has to cross a bridge to see them.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · "Wyatt Feegrado and Luke Abranches" - SPECIAL EVENT - IN THE GIGGLE ROOMGramercyGramercy TheatreNext: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · NevertelGreenpointGreenpoint Comedy ClubA Greenpoint stand-up club and bar with rotating showcase bills, open mics and a neighborhood-scale setup on Greenpoint Avenue.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · The Friday ShowcaseWest VillageGreenwich House Music SchoolA working music school in a West Village townhouse, Greenwich House puts student recitals and professional concerts under the same roof.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 7:00 PM · Theresa Rosas: Solo Piano Pieces of Bach, Brahms, Chopin, DebussyWest VillageGreenwich House TheaterGreenwich House Theater is the performance space of a West Village settlement house that has run arts and social programs since 1902.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 5:30 PM · Pre-Existing ConditionGreenwich VillageGreenwich Village Comedy ClubA MacDougal Street club whose Saturday bill starts at five in the afternoon, with comics off Netflix and Comedy Central and unannounced drop-ins.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Stand Up Comedy In Greenwich Village-First Stop FridayAstoriaGrove 34 Comedy ClubA stand-up club on a side street in Astoria, two minutes from the subway, that rents the space out and runs classes when it is not programming shows.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Grove ComedyRidgewoodH0L0H0L0 brings house and techno into a Ridgewood basement setting, with a dance floor that puts listeners around the DJ booth.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · ReSolute with Aurora Halal, Shvili + moreMidtown WestHammerstein BallroomHammerstein puts amplified concerts inside a former opera house, with balconies and a painted ceiling that keep the original ambition visible.Next: Tue Oct 20 · 8:00 PM · Sienna Spiro: My House TourHudson SquareHERE Arts CenterHERE has produced genre-blending performance in Lower Manhattan since 1993, mixing theater, dance, puppetry, music and media in the same season.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Arias with a TwistWest ChelseaHigh Line Comedy ClubA weekend stand-up series inside Puttery in the Meatpacking District, pairing close-range comedy with the larger mini-golf, cocktail and restaurant operation around it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Comedy Show + Mini-Golf!Hell's KitchenHK HallNext: Fri Oct 9 · 11:00 PM · CONEP - TRAPPii 2Mott HavenHostos Center for the Arts & CultureThe Hostos Center is the Bronx arts hub of Hostos Community College, called the powerful locus of Latino art by the New York Times.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 3:00 PM · Quarter RicanTheater DistrictHudson TheatreThe Hudson's 100-foot lobby leads into a Broadway house that opened in 1903 and later spent decades outside theatrical use.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Other Desert CitiesTheater DistrictImperial TheatreThe Imperial was conceived by the Shuberts as a Broadway house for musicals and seats 1,457 on West 45th Street.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Billy Crystal: 860Hell's KitchenImprov 4 KidsInteractive comedy written for children, performed at the Broadway Comedy Club on West 53rd Street, with skits and songs built out of what the audience shouts.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 3:00 PM · Improv 4 Kids Times Square NYCGreenwich VillageImprovolutionA Greenwich Village improv school that also stages student and instructor performances, with character-based improv at the center of both.Next: Thu Oct 29 · 8:00 PM · Monster Mash ($15)GreenpointIndex GreenpointA coworking and event space on two upper floors above Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, with a roof deck, that opens up for screenings and public programs.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 2:00 PM · Poetry & ProduceSunset ParkIndustry CityIndustry City puts performances among courtyards, shops and food counters in Sunset Park, making a show one part of a much larger visit.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 10:00 PM · MrakGowanusInterference ArchiveA volunteer-run Brooklyn archive of social-movement culture where screenings sit beside exhibitions, talks and workshops.Next: Wed Oct 14 · 7:00 PM · Collections Management Working Group MeetingInwoodInwood Art WorksInwood Art Works brings film, music and theater into neighborhood life, with local artists and outdoor screenings sharing the program.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · HOWL! — Allen Ginsberg at 100ChelseaIrish Repertory TheatreIrish Rep connects classic and contemporary Irish writing on a small Chelsea stage, tracing a tradition without treating it as finished.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The Hairy ApeUnion SquareIrving PlazaIrving Plaza brings touring bands to Union Square, with a calendar broad enough to move from punk to soul and country.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Bop To The Top (18+)Clinton HillJACKJACK brings experimental theater and politically engaged performance to Clinton Hill, often crossing between music, movement and spoken text.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · MythPleasantvilleJacob Burns Film CenterA nonprofit cinema in a historic Pleasantville building with five screens and a gallery, open more than 360 days a year, showing new releases alongside its own series.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 1:00 PM · A GenerationColumbia Street WaterfrontJalopy TheatreJalopy is a Red Hook listening space and music school where old-time, folk and country players share a stage with the students learning it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:30 PM · Songs of the SunbirdTheater DistrictJames Earl Jones TheatreThe James Earl Jones has 1,092 seats on West 48th Street and carries the actor's name above a theater built for John Cort.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 8:00 PM · WantedTurtle BayJapan SocietyJapan Society made film one of its core programs in the early 1970s. Its JAPAN CUTS festival, launched in 2007, is the largest festival of new Japanese film in North America.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:30 AM · Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses at the Brooklyn MuseumUpper West SideJazz at Lincoln CenterJazz at Lincoln Center offers a concert hall, a smaller stage and a club, giving the same music several different kinds of audience.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Akira Tana and Friends featuring Atsuko Hashimoto and Skylar TangDowntown Jersey CityJersey City Theater CenterJersey City Theater Center brings international performance into local conversations, with theater and dance that take social questions seriously.Next: Fri Oct 23 · 7:30 PM · Juliet & Jul-YingtaiNoHoJoe's PubThe cabaret stage inside the Public Theater's Lafayette Street building, booking named comedy and variety acts alongside music, in front of a seated audience.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · LINEUP ANNOUNCED: Habibi Festival 2026Theater DistrictJohn Golden TheatreThe Golden's 802 seats make it a relatively compact Broadway house within the Chanin Brothers' 1927 West 45th Street complex.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Operation Mincemeat: A New MusicalBushwickJupiter DiscoJupiter Disco brings cocktails and dancing together in a small Bushwick bar, keeping the DJ and the drinks on the same scale.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · GIRLS TRIP: Tom Marsi, HONEY B, Pretty PrivilegeMidwoodKent TheaterA neighborhood movie theater on Coney Island Avenue that has been open since 1939, still running current releases, with all seats at six dollars on Wednesdays.Next: Thu Dec 17 · 2:00 PM · Avengers: DoomsdayKew GardensKew Gardens CinemasA 1935 neighborhood theater on Lefferts Boulevard, reopened in 1999 to play independent and foreign films after years as a pornographic house.Next: Thu Oct 22 · 2:00 PM · WildwoodFlatbushKings TheatreKings brings concerts and live performance into a Flatbush movie palace whose chandeliers make their own argument for arriving before the show.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 7:30 PM · Dan and Phil: Hard Launch World TourMaspethKnockdown CenterKnockdown Center turns a former door factory in Maspeth into a concert and art complex, with enough space for festivals to take different forms.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · RUSH Presents: KettamaFlushingKupferberg Center for the ArtsKupferberg Center brings touring music, dance and family productions onto the Queens College campus, with separate halls for different scales of performance.Next: Sat Oct 17 · 7:00 PM · (Visiting Presenter) Ravi Gupta: Kal Ki Chinta Nahi KartaMidtown EastL'Alliance New YorkA French cultural center on East 60th Street, in a Beaux-Arts building whose second floor holds a lending library of some 25,000 books, magazines and DVDs.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:30 PM · The Audiovisual Script: Passion and ZoetropeEast VillageLa MaMa Experimental Theatre ClubLa MaMa gives experimental performance an East Village home, with visiting artists and local productions sharing a long-running commitment to trying things out.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Brooklyn United Live: Back-to-School EditionGreenwich VillageLe Poisson RougeLe Poisson Rouge treats contemporary classical music, metal and electronic acts as plausible neighbors on one Greenwich Village calendar.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 11:00 PM · Michael Jackson NightProspect Lefferts GardensLefferts Historic HouseAn 18th-century Flatbush farmhouse moved into Prospect Park in 1918, now a landmark museum with a working garden and exhibits about the family and the people they enslaved.Next: Mon Oct 12 · 10:00 AM · Indigenous People’s Day School Holiday in Prospect ParkBedford ParkLehman Center for the Performing ArtsLehman Center gives the Bronx a large seated stage for salsa, soul and touring family shows.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 1:00 PM · Plim Plim En Vivo!Theater DistrictLena Horne TheatreThe Lena Horne is a 1,069-seat Broadway house whose 1926 building has carried three names over its theatrical life.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Six (New York, NY)East WilliamsburgLight IndustryA venue for film and electronic art on the fourth floor of a Stagg Street building, where each week's program is put together by a different artist, critic or curator.Next: Tue Oct 13 · 7:00 PM · Alfred E. Green’s Four Faces West + André de Toth’s RamrodUpper West SideLincoln Center for the Performing ArtsLincoln Center gathers opera, ballet, orchestral music, theater and film on one Upper West Side campus, with several calendars running at once.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Living Memories: A Sonic Journey Through San Juan HillGowanusLittlefieldA former 1920s printing press warehouse in Gowanus that runs stand-up and podcast recordings one day and a dancehall party or a short film race the next.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The Dream Eaters w/ special guests Mary ShelleyJournal SquareLoew’s Jersey TheatreA grand Journal Square movie palace preserved as a historic theater, with film screenings returning as part of a broader restoration and live-event program.Next: Fri Nov 13 · 7:30 PM · Trey Anastasio BandTheater DistrictLongacre TheatreThe Longacre takes its name from Longacre Square, the earlier name for Times Square, and seats 1,077 on West 48th Street.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)Theater DistrictLunt-Fontanne TheatreThe Lunt-Fontanne holds 1,505 seats on West 46th Street, with orchestra and mezzanine seating.Next: Thu Nov 12 · 7:00 PM · Blue Man Group - A New Holiday SurpriseTheater DistrictLyceum TheatreWith 922 seats across an orchestra, mezzanine and balcony, the Lyceum presents Broadway on a comparatively compact scale.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Oh, Mary! on BroadwayTheater DistrictLyric TheatreThe Lyric is a 1,622-seat Broadway house on West 42nd Street, with an orchestra and two upper seating levels.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Harry Potter and the Cursed ChildMurray HillMAD Bar & LoungeMAD brings live jazz into a Murray Hill hotel lounge, with a piano and fireplace setting the scale of the gathering.Next: Tue Oct 13 · 8:00 PM · Peter & the Master KeysMidtown SouthMadison Square GardenMadison Square Garden gives a concert the scale of a major sporting event, in the same arena used by the Knicks and Rangers.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Harry Styles: Together, TogetherTheater DistrictMajestic TheatreThe Majestic holds 1,681 seats on West 44th Street, with a large orchestra and upper seating levels.Next: Fri Mar 12 · 7:30 PM · Purple RainBushwickMarket HotelMarket Hotel puts the elevated subway almost level with the stage windows, in an all-ages concert hall above a Bushwick grocery store.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Panopticon with Catharsis and Family GardenChelseaMarquee New YorkMarquee centers a Chelsea outing on the DJ and the dance floor, with touring electronic acts driving the program.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 11:00 PM · Green VelvetTheater DistrictMarquis TheatreThe Marquis has wide aisles and high ceilings inside its 1,611-seat Broadway auditorium.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Stranger Things: The First ShadowHarlemMaysles Documentary CenterAlbert Maysles founded this Harlem documentary center in 2005, and its 60-seat cinema programs nothing but nonfiction, often with the filmmaker there to talk afterward.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 7:00 PM · Let Them Be SeenHell's KitchenMCC TheaterMCC puts theater-making and learning under one roof in Hell's Kitchen, with public productions alongside workshops and a youth company.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · AnonCarlstadtMeadowlands Comedy ClubA New Jersey stand-up club near the Meadowlands, serving rotating comics and conventional club-format bills outside Manhattan.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:00 PM · Meadowlands Comedy Club at Redd'sAstoriaMelrose BallroomMelrose Ballroom puts large live productions into an Astoria event hall with ceiling screens and a broad concert floor.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:00 PM · Kaspiyskiy gruz Concert in New YorkLower East SideMercury LoungeMercury Lounge keeps touring bands and local acts close to the audience on the Lower East Side, with opening sets worth making time for.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · FEEDBACK w/ Emi Sora, Tennis CourtsLower East SideMetrographA two-screen cinema that opened on Ludlow Street in 2016 around rare archival prints and premieres, with a restaurant modeled on the commissaries of the old Hollywood studios.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 2:00 PM · The Taking of Pelham One Two ThreeUpper West SideMetropolitan OperaNext: Sun Oct 11 · 3:00 PM · MacbethWest VillageMezzrowA Steinway piano is the center of Mezzrow, a small West Village club built around hearing the instrument at close range.Next: Sun Nov 1 · 12:00 PM · Upcoming ShowsGarment DistrictMichiko StudiosMichiko lets audiences hear jazz inside working rehearsal studios, where the piano is everyday equipment as well as a concert instrument.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 3:00 PM · Lew Tabackin's Dual Nature Trio: Midtown Jazz GemTheater DistrictMidtown ComedyA Midtown stand-up club presenting rotating comics from West 54th Street, close to the Broadway and Times Square comedy circuit.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Flirty Friday - An Elevated Matchmaking ExperienceMorningside HeightsMiller Theatre at Columbia UniversityMiller's Composer Portraits let you spend a concert with one musical mind, rather than hearing a single new piece between familiar works.Next: Tue Oct 13 · 6:00 PM · Conrad Tao, pianoGreenwich VillageMinetta Lane TheatreThe Minetta Lane is Audible's theater in Greenwich Village, between Sixth Avenue and MacDougal Street.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 5:00 PM · A Ghost in Your EarTheater DistrictMinskoff TheatreAt the Minskoff, the trip to The Lion King includes an elevated lobby view across Broadway.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The Lion King on BroadwayUpper West SideMitzi E. Newhouse TheaterThe Mitzi E. Newhouse is Lincoln Center Theater's thrust stage, below the Beaumont, with the audience on three sides.Next: Thu Nov 5 · 8:00 PM · August Wilson's Seven GuitarsDowntown BrooklynMono No AwareA film organization founded in 2007 around expanded cinema, where projection happens live alongside sound or performance, and which still runs an annual festival of the form.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · To AlexandraPaulus HookMonty HallMonty Hall brings WFMU's independent-radio sensibility to a small live stage in the station's Jersey City building.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Ask Alan - Live from Monty Hall!Port RichmondMother Pugs SaloonMother Pugs Saloon puts loud bands inside a Port Richmond bar, with darts and a backyard for the stretches between sets.Next: Sat Oct 24 · 7:30 PM · Cropsey & Silence Equals DeathMidtown WestMuseum of Modern ArtThe museum on West 53rd Street screens films as part of its regular program, in a 400-seat theater and three smaller spaces running below the galleries.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 4:00 PM · Once Upon a Time in China II (黃飛鴻之二：男兒當自強)AstoriaMuseum of the Moving ImageA museum of film and television inside one of thirteen buildings of the old Astoria studio complex, where Paramount made pictures on the East Coast from 1920.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:30 PM · Behemoth!Theater DistrictMusic Box TheatreThe Music Box has a neo-Georgian exterior and a 1,025-seat auditorium on West 45th Street.Next: Tue Nov 10 · 7:30 PM · Inter AliaWilliamsburgMusic Hall of WilliamsburgMusic Hall of Williamsburg gives a standing concert more than one vantage point, with a mezzanine above the floor and bars across three levels.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Revocation — MOVED TO SAINT VITUSHell's KitchenMusica Club NYCMusica spreads dancing across two floors in Hell's Kitchen, with a rooftop terrace offering a break from the main event.Next: Fri Oct 30 · 10:00 PM · Offline Afterlife: Halloween at MusicaWilliamsburgNational SawdustNational Sawdust hides a carefully isolated concert hall inside a former Williamsburg factory, built for close attention to sound.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Raaginder be:coming USA TourTheater DistrictNederlander TheatreThe Nederlander sits on West 41st Street, south of the main Theater District cluster, with 1,232 seats.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Schmigadoon!Theater DistrictNeil Simon TheatreThe Neil Simon holds 1,445 seats on West 52nd Street, with orchestra and mezzanine seating.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · MJ (NY)Theater DistrictNew Amsterdam TheatreThe New Amsterdam brings a 1903 theater back to West 42nd Street with its original Art Nouveau design restored.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · AladdinDowntown NewarkNew Jersey Performing Arts CenterNJPAC pairs major touring performers with a substantial local program, bringing music, dance and comedy to Downtown Newark.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 2:00 PM · New Jersey Symphony: Hollywood Hits: From West Side Story to Spirited AwayUpper West SideNew Plaza CinemaA nonprofit Upper West Side film series keeping independent and repertory programming alive through borrowed and partner venues rather than a permanent cinema.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 4:00 PM · NazaTheater DistrictNew Victory TheaterThe New Victory programs theater, circus, dance and puppetry for children and families, with each show labeled for the ages it actually suits.Next: Sat Oct 17 · 11:00 AM · Rosie Revere, Ada Twist, and Iggy PeckHell's KitchenNew World Stages - Stage 1Stage 1 is the largest of the five Off-Broadway houses inside the New World Stages complex in the theater district.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Heathers: The MusicalHell's KitchenNew World Stages - Stage 2Stage 2 is one of the five Off-Broadway houses inside the New World Stages complex, a block off Eighth Avenue.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Katsura Sunshine's RakugoHell's KitchenNew World Stages - Stage 3Stage 3 is one of the five Off-Broadway houses inside the New World Stages complex in the theater district.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling BeeHell's KitchenNew World Stages - Stage 4Stage 4 is the smallest of the five Off-Broadway houses inside the New World Stages complex on West 50th.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The Play That Goes WrongMidtown WestNew York City CenterCity Center gives dance companies and musical revivals a Midtown West stage, with Encores! returning older scores to live performance.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · The Australian Ballet Oscar©East VillageNew York Comedy Club - East VillageNew York Comedy Club's second stage, opened on East 4th Street in 2018, running the same multi-comic showcase bills as the 1989 original.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · New York Comedy Club PresentsKips BayNew York Comedy Club - MidtownThe original New York Comedy Club, open on East 24th Street since 1989 and still running fast showcase bills of several comics rather than one headliner.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · New York Comedy Club PresentsStamfordNew York Comedy Club - StamfordThe Stamford outpost of New York Comedy Club, a Manhattan operation founded in 1989 that has survived changes of address and ownership without changing the booking.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Tyler FischerUpper West SideNew York Comedy Club - Upper West SideThe newest of New York Comedy Club's three stages, opened on West 78th Street in 2024 and booking the same quick showcase format as the other two.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:15 PM · New York Comedy Club PresentsEast VillageNew York Theatre WorkshopNew York Theater Workshop pairs public productions with sustained artist development, giving its East Village stage a life beyond opening dates.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Benefit Reading of Sanctuary CityLincoln ParkNewark Symphony HallNewark Symphony Hall has been the city's main stage for a century and is now the largest Black-led arts institution in New Jersey.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 5:30 PM · BCE Presents: The RefillEast VillageNightclub 101The Pyramid Club held 101 Avenue A from 1979 until 2020. Nightclub 101 took the space over and put a stage back into it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Odie Leigh, Nussy AndrewsPark SlopeNitehawk Cinema Prospect ParkOne of the oldest buildings in New York to have continuously housed a movie theater, opened in August 1928 as the Sanders Theatre with a single screen and 1,581 seats.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 11:30 AM · The OthersWilliamsburgNitehawk Cinema WilliamsburgThe original Nitehawk opened on Metropolitan Avenue in 2011 and got New York's prohibition-era ban on alcohol in movie theaters overturned three months later.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 11:55 PM · Jeepers CreepersRidgewoodNowadaysNowadays runs an outdoor yard and an indoor dance floor on the Ridgewood-Bushwick line, with parties that routinely run past sunrise.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · DjRUM All NightGreenwich VillageNYU Skirball Center for the Performing ArtsNYU Skirball brings artists who cross disciplines to a university stage, where the discussion around a performance matters alongside the work itself.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Tom at the FarmGowanusONE 77ONE 77 gives Gowanus a dance floor for both electronic bookings and pop-focused parties, with the promoter setting the musical direction.Next: Fri Dec 4 · 10:00 PM · Trance, Bro! Fest. Opening Party: Nilsix & DaxsonBushwickOrnithology Jazz ClubA jazz club on Suydam Street in Bushwick built around a Bechstein grand piano, with seating close enough to the players to watch their hands.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:30 PM · Noah Haidu TrioEast VillageOrpheum TheatreThe Orpheum is an East Village house owned by Liberty Theatres, best known for the long run of Stomp.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Slam FrankEast WilliamsburgPacha New YorkPacha New York brings touring dance DJs to Stewart Avenue, with an East Williamsburg calendar built around extended parties and major electronic acts.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Jamie JonesStamfordPalace Theatre StamfordThe Palace is Stamford's downtown theater, booking touring comedy, tribute acts and music an hour up the line from Grand Central.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Brad Williams: The Tall Tales TourEast VillagePangeaPangea puts cabaret inside an East Village restaurant, with singers and other performers close enough to make the show feel like a conversation.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Cabaret Room: Gerry Geddes & Company Present "PLAYTIME WITH WELLS"East VillageParadise Factory TheaterAn off-off-Broadway nonprofit on East 4th Street that the actor Tom Noonan founded in 1983 inside a condemned ice cream factory.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 12:00 PM · An American OdysseyMidtown WestParis TheaterManhattan's last single-screen theater, a cinema of more than 500 seats just south of Central Park, now run by Netflix.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 1:15 PM · Secret SunshineFinancial DistrictPerelman Performing Arts CenterPAC NYC can change the shape of its theaters around a production, letting the audience's relationship to the stage change with the work.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Cory GilesEast VillagePerformance Space New YorkPerformance Space New York, founded in 1980 as Performance Space 122, has spent four decades on experimental and queer performance in the East Village.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 6:00 PM · Open Movement WIP - 2026-2027WilliamsburgPete's Candy StorePete's Candy Store gives songwriters and small acts a Williamsburg stage, with most shows funded by suggested donations instead of admission.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 5:00 PM · Jeff PetesciaLower East SidePianosPianos splits a Lower East Side outing between live acts, DJs and a bar, with more than one floor in play.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Rookie Mistake Album Release Show with Your Favorite Person & Solomon UnderwoodRed HookPioneer WorksThree floors of studios, exhibition space and stages in Red Hook, founded by the artist Dustin Yellin as what he called a museum of process, with most programming free.Next: Fri Oct 30 · 8:00 PM · Machine GirlHell's KitchenPlaywrights HorizonsPlaywrights Horizons is a writers' theater on 42nd Street that develops contemporary playwrights and stages the new work that comes out of it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · DegeneratesMott HavenPregones / Puerto Rican Traveling TheaterPregones / Puerto Rican Traveling Theater has made original Puerto Rican and Latinx plays and musicals in the Bronx since 1979.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 7:00 PM · Leave a Message After...The BeepDowntown NewarkPrudential CenterPrudential Center brings large touring concerts to Downtown Newark, sharing its arena calendar with Devils hockey and college basketball.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 8:00 PM · Don OmarGowanusPublic RecordsPublic Records puts live music and DJs inside a former ASPCA headquarters in Gowanus, with a plant nursery among its performance settings.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Liam Benzvi, Blue MenaBushwickPurgatoryPurgatory puts punk shows and drag upstairs from a Bushwick bar filled with little alcoves, giving performers and conversation separate places to go.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Hannah Sandoz, Mirror Fish, Jay Rosie, and Untitled FreakAstoriaQED AstoriaKambri Crews opened this small Astoria arts space in 2014 and the comedian Hannah Lieberman owns it now. The calendar runs from first-time stand-ups to writing workshops.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Open Mic (Free w/ $5 Bar Purchase!)Greenwich VillageQuad CinemaWhen it opened in October 1972 it was the first theater in the city to put multiple screens under one roof. There are still four of them, two blocks from Union Square.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:35 PM · A Nightmare on Elm StreetFlushing MeadowsQueens TheatreQueens' park theater brings plays, dance and family performances to the former World's Fair grounds in Flushing Meadows.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Las ÁñezChelseaRacketRacket puts a 650-person concert upstairs across from Chelsea Market, keeping the stage on a scale where the crowd still feels gathered together.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · The DamnwellsMidtown WestRadio City Music HallRadio City's Art Deco interior makes the walk to your seat part of the show, before the curtain or the band moves.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · The FormatEast WilliamsburgRefugeRefuge was designed around its sound system, with a cushioned wooden dance floor giving the East Williamsburg club a practical reason for longer sets.Next: Sat Dec 12 · 3:00 PM · Kyle Watson & GuestsJamaicaResorts World New York CityResorts World New York City adds free bands and DJ sets to a Jamaica casino visit.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Kenny Raye BandTheater DistrictRichard Rodgers TheatreHamilton's Broadway home has a long musical memory: the Richard Rodgers has also housed Anything Goes, Guys and Dolls and Chicago.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Hamilton on BroadwayElizabethRitz TheatreNext: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Adolescentes OrquestaUpper East SideRodney's Comedy ClubA First Avenue stand-up club operating in the old Dangerfield's location, with headliners, recurring house showcases and new-comic dates on the same calendar.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · No Respect FridaysMidtown WestRough Trade BelowRough Trade Below pairs record shopping with small live performances and artist signings beneath Rockefeller Center.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Neptune's Core Live + SigningBoerum HillRouletteRoulette gives experimental music a full concert setting, putting new compositions and improvisation at the center of its Boerum Hill program.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Contemporary East: Ikue Mori and Reggie NicholsonTribecaRoxy Cinema New YorkA 118-seat cinema in the cellar of a Tribeca hotel, showing new independent films and archival prints, with cocktails sold at the concession stand.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 3:30 PM · The Downtown Festival: Art/New York + 3 Downtown AMaspethRuins at Knockdown CenterThe Ruins puts Knockdown Center's music outdoors, with weathered concrete surrounding a Maspeth gathering place for dancing and live performance.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Lewis OfManHudson SquareS.O.B.'sS.O.B.'s makes the connection between a concert and a dance floor explicit, with a program rooted in Afro-Latino music and extending well beyond it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 11:00 PM · A Little Motion, A Little PictureMidtown WestSaint Thomas Church Fifth AvenueSaint Thomas puts choral music and organ recitals inside an active Fifth Avenue church, where singing is part of the weekly life.Next: Thu Nov 5 · 7:30 AM · G.F. Handel: MessiahBushwickSaint VitusSaint Vitus brings its heavy-music identity to Troutman Street, giving Bushwick a dedicated stop for metal and the bands around it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · Revocation, Defeated Sanity, Fuming Mouth, WeepingTheater DistrictSamuel J. Friedman TheatreThe Friedman is Manhattan Theatre Club's 650-seat Broadway home, rebuilt after a fire left the former Biltmore vacant for years.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls PlayMurray HillScandinavia HouseScandinavia House brings Nordic concerts and films to Murray Hill, with exhibitions offering another way into the same cultures.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The Last Paradise on Earth + BlaðBerinn + Oqaluttuap Akia | West Nordic Film DaysEast VillageSesh ComedyA Lower East Side stand-up club with affordable showcase bills, a small bar and a BYOB option that keeps the setup deliberately simple.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · 10/9 Friday Night SESH ShowcaseTheater DistrictSheba's Speakeasy Comedy ClubA stand-up series inside The Three Monkeys near Times Square, with Sheba Mason presenting rotating bills in the host bar.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:30 PM · $9 Titos! Tito's Tuesday at Sheba's Speakeasy! Get Sinful!Theater DistrictShubert TheatreThe Shubert holds 1,502 seats on West 44th Street, with an orchestra and two upper seating levels.Next: Tue Nov 10 · 8:00 PM · GalileoEast WilliamsburgSignalSignal keeps phones off the dance floor, making its East Williamsburg club a place to follow the DJ without watching through a screen.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Night & Day: Sandwell District, Mary Yuzovskaya, Agonis, Henry Chow, ShaleenHell's KitchenSignature Theatre CompanySignature lets audiences follow a playwright across several works, giving a season the continuity of an ongoing conversation.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · King of the YeesChinatownSilence PleaseTea and speaker design meet at Silence Please, a Chinatown listening space built around paying attention to recorded sound.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The Many Directions of Herbie Hancock with Marcus J. MooreEast WilliamsburgSILO BrooklynSILO grew out of a party in a Williamsburg auto garage, and its East Williamsburg calendar still leaves space for DJs getting started.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 10:00 PM · Ivy Lab: A Farewell TourWilliamsburgSkinny DennisSkinny Dennis has been Williamsburg's honky-tonk since 2013, with free country music, a frozen coffee drink and no cover.Next: Wed Oct 21 · 8:00 PM · Peachtree Ent. Presents Hunter Flynn: Back to My Roots TourEast WilliamsburgSleepwalkSleepwalk hides a small live stage behind a cocktail bar on Bushwick Avenue, with a more decorated setting than the usual bare-walled club.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:00 PM · October's Finest: Sumit Singh, SXRG, Mandou, Just RajWest VillageSmalls Jazz ClubSmalls puts you close to working jazz musicians in a West Village basement, then preserves their sets in a growing performance archive.Next: Sun Nov 1 · 12:00 PM · Upcoming ShowsUpper West SideSmoke Jazz ClubSmoke keeps jazz on a small scale on the Upper West Side, with the band close enough to hold your attention without spectacle.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Monk Festival: Renee Rosnes Quartet “Monk’s Sphere”LivingstonSnug Harbor Cultural CenterAn 83-acre campus on Staten Island's north shore that started in the early 1800s as a charitable home for retired sailors and now holds museums, gardens and stages.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 12:00 PM · Cottage Row CuriositiesProspect HeightsSoapbox GallerySoapbox Gallery brings live music into a small Prospect Heights art space designed around listening and conversation.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 4:00 PM · The Margaret Slovak Quartet: "For the Moment" Vinyl Album Release!ChinatownSoho LiveNext: Sat Oct 10 · 10:30 PM · Breaking Sound PresentsMidtown WestSony HallSony Hall keeps the decorative character of the old Diamond Horseshoe while putting a broad concert program beneath its starburst ceiling.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · The Great GigLower East SideSour MousePool and ping-pong share Sour Mouse with live music, giving a Lower East Side gathering something to do between sets.Next: Sat Oct 24 · 9:00 PM · Saturday Addiction Live at Sour Mouse | No CoverBrooklyn HeightsSt. Ann & the Holy Trinity ChurchSt. Ann & the Holy Trinity pairs live performance with Gothic Revival architecture, giving Brooklyn Heights concerts a setting of stained glass and church pews.Next: Thu Dec 10 · 7:00 PM · GallantDumboSt. Ann's WarehouseA former tobacco warehouse gives St. Ann's its brick walls and adaptable stage, with Brooklyn Bridge Park just outside.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Kramer/FauciSt. GeorgeSt. George TheatreThe St. George Theatre is a restored movie palace near the Staten Island Ferry landing, now booking concerts, comedy and family shows.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · George LopezTheater DistrictSt. James TheatreThe St. James has 1,710 seats and a stage extended 10 feet into the alley during a 2017 renovation.Next: Mon Dec 7 · 8:00 PM · Dolly - A True Original MusicalEast VillageSt. Marks Comedy ClubA small stand-up club on St. Marks Place, between Second and Third Avenues, with live comedy every night of the week.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 5:00 PM · Open Mic — Audience (Drink Included)Theater DistrictStand Up NYOpen since 1986, Stand Up NY started on the Upper West Side and now plays Times Square, filing its dates at Bond 45 on West 46th Street.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:30 PM · Stand Up NY Presents: Comedy KillersBushwickStarr Bar CinemathequeA Bushwick bar and community venue that occasionally turns part of its programming over to film.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:00 PM · The Party is Not Over: V3New BrunswickState Theatre New JerseyState Theatre New Jersey is a restored silent-film palace in New Brunswick, and central New Jersey's largest nonprofit arts presenter.Next: Sun Oct 18 · 6:30 PM · Temptations w/ Four TopsTheater DistrictStephen Sondheim TheatreThe Stephen Sondheim keeps the facade of the 1918 Henry Miller's Theatre while placing a newer auditorium below street level.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · & JulietRidgewoodStone Circle TheatreA nonprofit all-ages performing arts venue inside a Ridgewood church, where the audience sits on a mix of chairs and pews and the stage comes with a backline.Next: Thu Oct 22 · 7:00 PM · Ghostemane Am.Fm Album Release ShowGrand CentralStones Comedy ClubA small Midtown East stand-up setup above a bar, built around close audience proximity and rotating comics rather than a large full-time club operation.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 9:00 PM · Live Comedy at Stones Comedy ClubNew BrunswickStress Factory Comedy ClubA New Brunswick stand-up club that books touring headliners, multi-night runs and local showcase dates with table seating and a full club schedule.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Akaash Singh at State Theatre New JerseyGreenpointSunview LuncheonetteA former Greenpoint luncheonette run as a co-op and member-based social club, and a sometime venue for art, poetics and mutual aid on Nassau Avenue.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 12:00 PM · The Hummingbird Launch PartyWilliamsburgSuperior IngredientsSuperior Ingredients puts dance music on a Williamsburg rooftop, with afternoon parties that make the open sky part of the booking.Next: Sat Oct 17 · 10:00 PM · Superior Ingredients: Orbit SeriesChelseaSVA TheatreThe School of Visual Arts runs two theaters on West 23rd Street behind a marquee topped by a Milton Glaser kinetic sculpture that moves on the hour.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 1:30 PM · New York Muslim Film FestivalUpper West SideSymphony SpaceTwo theaters at Broadway and 95th Street, one from 1918 at street level and the Thalia from 1931 in the basement below it, sharing a bill of music, film and readings.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 7:30 PM · Greek Theater on Screen: Sophocles' ElectraBushwickSyndicated Bar Theater KitchenA bar and restaurant on Bogart Street with a 60-seat dine-in cinema in the back, open every day from 5pm.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · HopeSunset ParkTarget Margin TheaterTarget Margin Theater is an Obie-winning company in Sunset Park that takes apart familiar texts and rebuilds them.Next: Mon Oct 19 · 6:30 PM · Target Margin Gala 36: Burlesque!Hell's KitchenTerminal 5Two balcony levels look down on Terminal 5's main floor, making a large Hell's Kitchen concert feel stacked around the stage.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:30 PM · OvermonoGreenwich VillageTerra BluesTerra Blues takes the music one floor above Bleecker Street, under an arched ceiling in a dedicated Greenwich Village blues club.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Adjua Ajamu TrioJackson HeightsTerraza 7Terraza 7 brings Latin American traditions and jazz into the same small Jackson Heights venue, often in successive sets.Next: Tue Oct 13 · 7:00 PM · Las Guaracheras | Salsa | First SetSunnysideThalia Spanish TheatreThalia brings Spanish and Latin American plays, music and dance to Sunnyside, with bilingual productions broadening the audience.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 7:00 PM · PonciaBushwickThe 1896The 1896 puts public events inside a working Bushwick production complex, where courtyards, studios and stages give each booking a different physical setting.Next: Fri Oct 30 · 9:00 PM · Sinful Halloween ft. SistekHarlemThe Apollo's Victoria TheaterThe Victoria is the Apollo's second Harlem stage, home to the Apollo Music Cafe series of rising artists across soul, hip hop and jazz.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Apollo Music Café: TheARTI$TFinancial DistrictThe BatteryLower Manhattan's waterfront park turns one of its lawns into a free outdoor cinema during seasonal public programs.Next: Wed Oct 14 · 8:00 AM · Guided Bird Walks (Multiple Dates)GowanusThe Bell HousePodcast tapings are a real part of the calendar at this Gowanus venue: Las Culturistas and Two Dope Queens have both recorded here, between stand-up bills and indie bands.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Poly Díaz (En Español)Greenwich VillageThe Bitter EndThe Bitter End's red brick backdrop frames a Greenwich Village stage shared by generations of songwriters, bands and comedians.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Phil Robinson & Jason Vitelli - THE DOUBLE HAIRCUT SHOWLower East SideThe BoxA Lower East Side cabaret built around dinner and live performance, with the act taking precedence over any tidy definition of theater, club or restaurant.Next: Fri Oct 23 · 7:00 PM · Brian Newman AFTER DARK - Halloween EditionWilliamsburgThe BrickThe Brick puts experimental plays, dance, video and comedy on a small Williamsburg stage, with sliding-scale tickets for curious audiences.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Im Dunkeln sieht man besserEast WilliamsburgThe Brooklyn MonarchThe Brooklyn Monarch spreads rock shows and dance parties across indoor and outdoor stages, with a garden for a break from the floor.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 11:00 PM · Reggaeton Warehouse → (21+)BushwickThe Bushwick StarrAt the Bushwick Starr, artists develop shows on the stage where audiences will eventually see them.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · I'm Not Even HalfLong Island CityThe Chain TheatreChain gives short plays a substantial place on the calendar, alongside full productions, comedy and an independent film festival.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · I'm Gonna Pray For You So HardEast WilliamsburgThe Chocolate FactoryThe Chocolate Factory shares an East Williamsburg building with actual chocolate production, giving electronic music a setting that still has a working industrial neighbor.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 10:00 PM · Armana Khan Presents: The Khanistan Tour NYCLong Island CityThe Chocolate Factory TheaterThe Chocolate Factory Theater commissions and presents experimental performance and dance in Long Island City, often work that is still being figured out.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 12:00 PM · Liz Santoro + Pierre Godard: This Is UnrealFinancial DistrictThe CinemasA dine-in cinema in the Seaport, in the space IPIC built and no longer runs.Next: Mon Oct 12 · 7:00 PM · Get OutUpper East SideThe Comic StripAn Upper East Side stand-up club operating since 1975, with a long showcase tradition and a stage tied to early careers from Eddie Murphy to Chris Rock.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Tom Van Horn, Rachel Lenihan, Isiah Kelly, Olga Namer, & Brian McFadden!Murray HillThe Cutting RoomA 30-foot guitar gives this Murray Hill music club a suitably oversized calling card, while the performances stay on a club scale.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 5:30 PM · Broadway Sings® Whitney HoustonLower East SideThe Fear City Comedy ClubA stand-up club on Essex Street that serves no alcohol and sets no drink minimum, running curated bills alongside open mics most nights of the week.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · THE FEAR CITY COMEDY CLUB PRESENTS: MAGIC CITY - A Night Of ComedyMidtown WestThe IridiumThe Iridium carries Les Paul's history into a Midtown West club where jazz, rock and blues still make the guitar a central attraction.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:30 PM · Lari BasilioChelseaThe Jazz GalleryThe Jazz Gallery gives musicians a place to try new work in public, backed by commissions, rehearsal access and time to develop it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · PI RECORDINGS 25th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION // Dan Weiss QuartetChelseaThe Joyce TheaterThe Joyce is one of the few theaters in the country built by dancers for dance, converted from a Chelsea movie house that the neighborhood had shut down.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Limon Dance CompanyDowntown Jersey CityThe Laugh Tour Comedy ClubA recurring stand-up series inside Dorrian's in Jersey City, not a separate building, with different lineups presented across several weekend shows.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Live ComedyEast WilliamsburgThe MeadowsThe Meadows gives a small East Williamsburg concert an outdoor option, with stages inside and in the backyard beside the Brooklyn Monarch.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 10:00 PM · Dominican Open Bar (21+)East HarlemThe Museum of the City of New YorkA museum on upper Fifth Avenue given entirely to New York City, its subject the place's own character and its habit of perpetual transformation.Next: Wed Oct 14 · 5:00 PM · Free Late-Night WednesdaysGarment DistrictThe People's ForumA movement space on West 37th Street that calls itself an incubator for working class and marginalized communities, with a calendar of classes, talks and films.Next: Thu Nov 5 · 6:00 PM · Community Dinner | Community Church of New York x The People's ForumChelseaThe PITAli Farahnakian started the Peoples Improv Theater in 2002 in a blackbox on West 29th Street, in a building over a century old that had been a synagogue and later held church services.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Awkward Family DinnerNoHoThe Public TheaterThe Public has been Joe Papp's civic theater at Astor Place for more than sixty years, and premiered both Hair and Hamilton.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Good Time CharlieFinancial DistrictThe Rooftop at Pier 17The Rooftop at Pier 17 puts a touring concert outdoors above the East River, with the city's buildings sharing the view.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · DJ Pauly DLong Island CityThe Secret TheatreThe Secret Theatre has staged accessible, ambitious work in Long Island City since 2005, and now shares a building with a theater academy and art studios.Next: Thu Nov 5 · 8:00 PM · King LearMcGinley SquareThe Sky Room at Saint Peter's UniversityTwo-story windows frame the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline at Saint Peter's University's event hall in McGinley Square.Next: Fri Oct 23 · 6:00 PM · Candlelight: Tribute to Dolly PartonLower East SideThe Slipper RoomA Lower East Side variety theater where film appears as an occasional guest event between burlesque, cabaret, music and comedy.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · The Slipper Room Show!BushwickThe Sultan RoomA Bushwick music stage attached to a transplanted Wisconsin supper club, with dinner, kebabs and a rooftop gathered around the same address.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 6:00 PM · She Keeps Bees, Pink Mexico, Parlor Walls, & The Huntress and Holder of HandsBushwickThe Sultan Room RooftopAn outdoor perch above the Turk's Inn in Bushwick, where a rooftop bill can come with a drink and something to eat.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 7:00 PM · The Eel Pit X Silkpunk Presents: Ph0, Pair of Sloths, Piranhana, DJ Lobo Camilo & MarjorineGarment DistrictThe TankA nonprofit presenter in the West 30s whose whole premise is taking the cost of putting up new work off the artist. Sketch comedy shares the calendar with first-run plays.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 3:00 PM · Dearly BelovedTheater DistrictThe Theater CenterThe Theater Center is the only Off-Broadway complex actually on Broadway, holding two small houses at 1627 Broadway in Times Square.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Perfect CrimeBushwickThe Tiny Cupboard Comedy Club & Game BarAmy Wong and Matt Rosenblum started this in 2019 in a 153 square foot Bushwick space. It is now a stand-up club with a board game bar and a film space behind it.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Best of Brooklyn Stand-Up ComedyMidtown WestThe Town HallThe Town Hall began with suffragists who wanted a public forum, a civic purpose that still gives its concert stage some weight.Next: Fri Oct 23 · 8:00 PM · Sanctuary Park Tour: Celebrating 40 Years of The JayhawksHell's KitchenTheatre RowTheatre Row holds several off-Broadway stages under one 42nd Street roof, rented by independent producers rather than programmed by a single company.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · PhylBushwickTheatre XIVTheatre XIV is Company XIV's Bushwick house, where baroque opera, ballet, circus and burlesque are staged as one thing.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Petite Rouge (21+ Event)Theater DistrictTodd Haimes TheatreThe Todd Haimes is Roundabout's 740-seat Broadway house on West 42nd Street.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · The Imaginary InvalidRidgewoodTrans-PecosTrans-Pecos gives all-ages shows a foothold in Ridgewood, with a community program that makes the venue useful beyond the concert calendar.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Holidays in United States / aeiou / LiveYou / Glen VineFinancial DistrictTrinity Church Wall StreetTrinity gives the Financial District a concert program that moves between Bach, contemporary composition and jazz within a working church.Next: Wed Oct 14 · 1:00 PM · Jazz at One: Tia Fuller and Shamie Royston DuoRidgewoodTV EyeTV Eye lets a Ridgewood show expand into dinner, a gallery visit or dancing, with several bars and a courtyard under one address.Next: Fri Oct 23 · 7:00 PM · Kristeen Young, Theophobia, Seraphine's CleaverGreenpointUnder the K Bridge ParkA concert beneath the Kosciuszko Bridge comes with its own concrete canopy, in a Greenpoint park that doubles as a large outdoor stage.Next: Sun Oct 11 · 2:00 PM · HI-LO *3hr set* with RebūkePark SlopeUnion HallTwo indoor bocce courts and a library upstairs, a comedy and music stage one flight down. The Park Slope bar was converted out of a warehouse.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Hack City Comedy with Mic Nguyen and Jenny ArimotoWilliamsburgUnion PoolA former pool-supply store in Williamsburg, Union Pool puts live bands, a patio taco truck and a neighborhood bar under one address.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Jenny Alien (single release) • Blisspoint • Theophobia • Prairie PrincessWashington HeightsUnited PalaceA 3,293-seat movie palace on upper Broadway that a congregation bought rather than let it be demolished, and that still books films and concerts.Next: Sat Oct 10 · 8:00 PM · Tony VegaUpper East SideUpper East Side Comedy Club at Bedford Falls NYCA recurring stand-up series operating from the rear of Bedford Falls on East 67th Street rather than a freestanding comedy club.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · FUNNY PEOPLE Live | Stand-Up Comedy on the Upper East SideUnion SquareUpright Citizens Brigade TheatreAn improv theater on East 14th Street with a school attached. The address on the door has changed more than once, and this is the current one.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · The ProphecyEast VillageVillage East by AngelikaThe main auditorium still carries the forty-foot ornamental ceiling and the Star of David at its center from the Yiddish Art Theater that opened here in 1926.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 11:15 AM · The Social ReckoningWest VillageVillage VanguardA triangular West Village basement holds the Village Vanguard, where the audience's job is simple: listen while the band works.Next: Tue Oct 13 · 12:00 PM · Ravi Coltrane Centennial CelebrationUnion SquareVineyard TheatreNew plays and musicals are the Vineyard's focus, with a Union Square stage that favors work still finding its audience.Next: Wed Oct 21 · 7:00 PM · Ms. Blakk for PresidentTheater DistrictVivian Beaumont TheaterThe Vivian Beaumont sits on the Lincoln Center campus, placing its 1,200-seat Broadway stage well north of the Theater District.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · A Few Good MenTheater DistrictWalter Kerr TheatreThe Walter Kerr is a 975-seat house designed by Herbert J. Krapp and opened in 1921 as the Ritz.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · HadestownUpper West SideWalter Reade TheaterFilm at Lincoln Center's largest theater, a 268-seat hall on West 65th Street, and the venue where much of the New York Film Festival plays each fall.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 12:30 PM · All of a SuddenGreenpointWarsawWarsaw brings touring bands into Greenpoint's Polish National Home, where pierogi belong to the concert ritual as much as the bar.Next: Tue Oct 13 · 7:00 PM · FailureEast VillageWebster HallWebster Hall brings touring bands into an East Village gathering hall whose history includes union rallies, public meetings and dances.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:30 PM · Medium Build Presents The King of Having Fun on TourWest NyackWest Nyack Levity LiveA 350-seat comedy club inside Palisades Center, booking touring headliners for multi-show weekends rather than functioning as a small local showcase stage.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Rene VacaUpper West SideWest Side Comedy ClubAn Upper West Side stand-up club with table service, a full dinner menu and mixed bills of working New York comics.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · Friday ShowsHell's KitchenWestside Theatre UpstairsThe upstairs house at the Westside Theatre on West 43rd, the smaller of the building's two Off-Broadway stages.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 7:00 PM · Little Shop Of HorrorsRutherfordWilliams Center - Rivoli TheaterThe Rivoli is the main stage at the Williams Center in Rutherford, a restored theater that doubles as the town's cinema.Next: Fri Oct 16 · 7:00 PM · Jimmy Dore at the Williams CenterWilliamsburgWilliamsburg CinemasA seven-screen independent theater at Grand and Driggs, opened at the end of 2012 and run by the family that also owns Cobble Hill Cinemas.Next: Thu Oct 15 · 3:45 PM · You Can See EverythingTheater DistrictWinter Garden TheatreThe Winter Garden holds 1,600 seats in a Broadway building with a footprint unlike the narrower houses nearby.Next: Sat Oct 31 · 8:00 PM · Much Ado About NothingBushwickWondervilleAn arcade bar on Broadway in Brooklyn where the thirty-plus cabinets are all independently built and free to play, with a stage that carries bands, comedy and drag.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 8:00 PM · VGM Jazz NightRidgewoodWoodbineA Ridgewood space that opened in January 2014 and took its name from the street it started on, with film programs folded in among everything else it hosts.Next: Mon Oct 12 · 12:00 PM · Film Screening: Robert Richter & Stanley Warnow's In Our Hands (1984)BushwickXanaduNext: Fri Oct 16 · 10:00 PM · Marie Davidson (LIVE), Xeno & Oaklander (LIVE), Andi (DJ Set) (concert)Greenwich VillageZinc BarZinc Bar combines jazz and Brazilian music with velvet, brass and an actual zinc bar on West Third Street.Next: Fri Oct 9 · 12:00 AM · Jason Marshall Quartet