Saturday
OCT 17294 eventsLectures
11:00 AM
Family Program: Building Ornament (Morning Session)AIANY / Center for Architecture
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2:00 PM
Family Program: Building Ornament (Afternoon Session)AIANY / Center for Architecture
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Tech
12:00 PM
winona ryder, analogue youth
_beetlejuce, heathers, mermaids, night on earth_, and more. metrograph (les), $18
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12:00 PM
hitchcocktober at angelika
🎃 weds thru 10/31 wednesdays + 10/31): : _strangers on a train, rear window, suspicion, vertigo, psycho_. village east by angelika, $19
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Culture
10:30 AM
Family Gallery Talks: Lines and PatternsThe Museum of Modern Art
Engage in dynamic discussions and activities tailored for families with young children.
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6:30 PM
Month Offline NYC OctoberNew York, NY
After taking a short break, Month Offline is back and bigger than ever. U R officially one step closer to ditching ur smartphone for 30 days, while making new friends and building community along the way!
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10:00 AM
66th annual nigeria independence day parade
2nd ave between e 54th st + e 44th st
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10:00 AM
the brooklyn card show
st. patrick academy (bay ridge). $5 admission
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10:00 AM
36th annual west 104th street yard sale
west 104th st between west end ave + riverside drive
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10:00 AM
philippines fest x mexico fest: mexpino new york
4th ave between 11th st + 12th st, manhattan
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11:00 AM
the second annual [park slope super stoop sale](https://www.instagram.com/park_slope_civic_council/)sat 11am-5pm: : the lesbian, gay, bisexual + transgender community center
throughout park slope. map **here**. sat 11am-5pm: **the annual new york queer zine fair**: the lesbian, gay, bisexual + transgender community center (greenwich village)
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11:00 AM
the third annual la feria: print media fairsat 11am-6pm: : the latinx project at nyu, 20 cooper square
the latinx project at nyu, 20 cooper square (noho/east village)
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12:00 PM
handcrafted horrors
🎃 sat thru 10/31: : _an american werewolf in london, fantasia, nosferatu, poltergeist, the exorcist_, and more: museum of the moving image (astoria), $17.50 general, $12.50 seniors/students
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12:00 PM
the fifth annual city of forest day
150+ events across the five boroughs
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4:00 PM
cutie market 2 melt icesat 12-4pm: : hive mind books
hive mind books (bushwick)
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5:00 PM
hoboken river city fairsat 12-5pm (rescheduled from 9/26 due to weather): : sinatra drive from first street to fifth street
sinatra drive from first street to fifth street (hoboken, nj)
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6:00 PM
42nd korean parade + festival
parade 12-2pm: sixth ave from 38th to 27th st; festival 10am-6pm: koreatown, 32nd st
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7:00 PM
latin food fest nyc
under the viaduct @ w 133rd st + 12th ave (west harlem). free admission (
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9:00 PM
the floyd bennett field! public arts festival
marine park, brooklyn
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9:00 PM
jersey city y2k night market
city hall ancillary lot
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9:00 PM
vibe house pop-up: vendors, music, drinkssat 3-9pm: : finback brewery
finback brewery (gowanus)
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10:00 AM
the third united lenape / lunáapeew nations pow wowsat + sun (sat 10am-7pm, sun 10am-4pm): : lefrak center at lakeside, prospect park
lefrak center at lakeside, prospect park (brooklyn)
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10:00 AM
53rd annual 3rd avenue festivalsun 10am-6pm (rescheduled from 9/27 due to weather): : 3rd avenue from 69th to 94th street
3rd avenue from 69th to 94th street (bay ridge)
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10:00 AM
43rd annual queens agricultural fair
queens county farm museum (floral park). $17 admission
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11:00 AM
taste of korea in the bronx: fall editionsat + sun 11am-6pm (rescheduled from 9/26-27 due to weather): : 171 lincoln avenue
171 lincoln avenue (mott haven)
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11:00 AM
spellbound fall marketsun 11am-6pm: : honey’s
honey’s (bushwick)
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11:00 AM
vinyl revolution record show$5 admission
bohemian hall + beer garden (astoria). $5 admission ($10 for 10am early entry)
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12:00 PM
37th annual jersey city art + studio tour
multiple venues across jersey city. most events are free
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12:30 PM
89th annual pulaski day parade
30pm: : starts at fifth ave and 41st street
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2:00 PM
the annual st. francis day fair and pet blessingssun 12-2pm: : the cathedral of saint john the divine
the cathedral of saint john the divine (morningside heights)
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4:00 PM
brooklyn heights neighborhood tag salesun 12-4pm (rescheduled from 9/27 due to weather): : montague st from henry st to hicks st
montague st from henry st to hicks st (part of montague open streets)
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6:00 PM
51st annual atlantic antic street festival
along brooklyn’s atlantic avenue from hicks st to 4th ave
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7:00 PM
the annual chinatown mid-autumn festivalfri thru sun (1-7pm): : gotham park
gotham park (1 rose st., manhattan)
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7:00 PM
greenpoint stoopfest
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9:00 AM
Open House New York WeekendNew York, NY
Open House New York Weekend is an annual festival that unlocks 300 destinations across the five boroughs for behind-the-scenes tours and special activities. Get a first look at new buildings transforming the skyline, step inside infrastructure facilities keeping the city running, explore parks offering respite, discover state-of-the-art performance spaces, visit manufacturing workshops, browse private collections, and much more.
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6:00 PM
Bric Jazzfest
In alignment with BRIC’s year-long curatorial vision of bringing Radical Joy to life, BRIC JazzFest 2026 expands the circle of what we consider jazz and welcomes those who have yet to find their home within its tent. The lineup presents jazz as a collective experience, as regions to move through and music to dance to.
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7:00 PM
Line Dancing in QueensPig Beach BBQ Queens
INDOOR LINE DANCING AT PIG BEACH ASTORIA BEGINNERS WELCOME. #community Be ready to dance all night long with DJ Gold Rush, your host from Rogers Rodeo.
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7:45 PM
Emilia y Pablo (Festival of Firsts)David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center
Madrid-based Chilean duo Emilia y Pablo make their U. S.
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8:00 PM
emdash poetry reading
Our incredible readers: Nicole Alexander Sol Cabrini Blush Bullseye January Santoso What is EMDASH? EMdash is a bi-monthly calendar of NYC poetry events that has been publishing as emdashnyc on Substack and Instagram since July 2025.
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8:00 PM
_st. kilda_
🎃 fri 8pm: : drama league award nominee jody christopherson’s one-woman ‘scottish horror excursion with supernatural foley looping,’ inspired by her nebraska roots, her scottish heritage, and the historic 1930 evacuation of scotland’s archipelago st. kilda, comes to cloud city (williamsburg). $25
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8:00 PM
scream drag tribute show
🎃 fri 8pm: : ghostface gets a drag makeover with rify royalty, mariyea, miss malice, showponii, k. james, and hanukah lewinski putting a campy spin on the horror classic. c’mon everybody (bed-stuy), $20.09
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8:00 PM
an evening with michael rainey jr. x marc nolan
michael rainey jr. x marc nolan.
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9:30 PM
nyc magic ensemble76 with promo code ‘theskint’
30pm: : expect the unexpected as the nyc magic ensemble presents a night of magicians and mentalists at caveat (les). $18.76 with promo code ‘theskint’ (reg $24-30)
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10:00 PM
The Vacants - free show @ Baby’s All RightBaby's All Right
we’re playing a free show at Baby’s All Right on 10/16 at 10PM to celebrate the release of our new single “Can’t Stand Still”. Bring whoever you want, should be a fun night.
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10:00 PM
half desired @ mr nancy’s 002Mr. Nancy's
we’re so back!!!!!!
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11:00 PM
Wild ThingBar Bianchi
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7:30 AM
In Nature: Bull Hill HikeGrand Central Terminal
Join us for a 3-hour hike through the Hudson Highlands. Slow down, meet new people, and reconnect with nature!
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8:30 AM
Wellness For The People Presents: The FestivalProspect Park Boathouse
We started WFTP because we believe everyone should have access to feeling well, being well, and caring for ourselves and each other. Community.
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10:00 AM
Trace x Fuze HouseShopify New York
Join Fuze House × TRACE for a free Mat Pilates class at Shopify SoHo, sponsored by Bala & NO JUNKFOOD, as part of TRACE’s NYC launch weekend. Just 30 spots.
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10:00 AM
(Dumb Hot)Vintage Sale
Dumb Hot Vintage is back with a fall popup on Saturday, October 17! Just as the leaves are starting to turn crispy 🍂 no better excuse to pickup some fun new pieces for the season.
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10:30 AM
Walking Tour: The Architecture of Madison Square ParkAIANY / Center for Architecture
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10:30 AM
Free Black Sesame Chocolate CrunchAs you like
FUMU is a new snack concept produced locally in Brooklyn! We’re partnering with As You Like Cafe in Brooklyn to bring you a flavor combo and duo you haven’t experienced yet: coffee/tea and our black sesame crunch!
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11:00 AM
51st annual flatbush frolic street fair
cortelyou road between ocean ave and coney island ave, brooklyn
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11:00 AM
Tompkins Square Dog ParadeTomkins Square
Hundreds of dogs in costume take over Tompkins Square Park for NYC's biggest Halloween dog parade! Free to watch.
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11:00 AM
Worlds Largest Game of Knockout
Come try to set the Record for the Worlds Largest Game of Knockout Winner gets a really big trophy Signup for More Updates: https://www. cometssportsclub.
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12:00 PM
Building of the Day: Luis Lopez Playground Modular Public RestroomAIANY / Center for Architecture
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12:00 PM
Good Neighbors Bake Sale
Supporting One Love Community Fridge ♥️ Join us on Saturday October 17 for a bake sale to raise funds to support feeding our neighbors! We’ll be at Index Space in Greenpoint at 698 Manhattan Ave FL3 Brooklyn NY from 12pm to sellout, with an amazing array of baked goods from over 40 bakers!
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12:00 PM
Abrons Arts Center Fall FestivalAbrons Arts Center
Get into full fall mode at the Abrons Arts Center Fall Festival 2026, a free community celebration on the Lower East Side Expect pumpkin painting, Halloween-inspired art-making, live music and dancing, an interactive children's performance called "The Garden," plus food and refreshments. Come dressed to impress for the community costume parade.
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12:00 PM
the rink at rockefeller center$22+
skate at one of the world’s most famous rinks, tucked beneath the towering skyscrapers of rockefeller center. $22+ (skate rental extra, or byo)
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1:00 PM
20-Somethings West Village Froyo CrawlCulture An American Yogurt Company
Come join a large group of twenty-somethings for a froyo crawl through the West Village, followed by some time to mingle and hang out. We’ll start at Culture An American Yogurt Company, hit a couple other top froyo spots in the neighborhood, and end near Union Square, where everyone can stick around and hang out.
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1:00 PM
Williamsbridge Dog Parade
NYC Parks' Fall Fiesta at Williamsbridge Oval is hosting a dog parade and costume contest right in the middle of a day of hay bowling, gaga ball, and fall games. Free and open to the public!
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2:00 PM
Walking Tour: Privately Owned Public Spaces (pops) in Midtown NorthAIANY / Center for Architecture
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2:00 PM
Floral Arranging Workshop - Letters From FlowersKiehl's
Exploring what’s said with and without words Join At The Table x A Moment in Color for a floral arranging workshop exploring the language of flowers and all the things we communicate beyond words. We’ll begin with a meditation, a short letter-writing exercise to give words to a feeling or message - dedicating your arrangement to someone you love.
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3:00 PM
Ruiqi’s spooky popup bakery!Doppleganger
We’re so back, and just in time for the best season of the year! Come out to my favorite neighborhood bar for spooky treats, great drinks and to hang out with me, starting at 3PM!
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4:00 PM
cigarette exchangeWashington Square Park
come exchange cool cigs from diff places. bring unique vapes too.
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5:00 PM
thrift2death jersey city thrift marketsat 12-5pm (rescheduled from 9/26 due to weather): : grove street path plaza
grove street path plaza (jersey city)
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5:00 PM
Trace x Meet Cute Club Happy HourShopify NYC
TRACE x Meet Cute Club are co-hosting happy hour during TRACE’s NYC launch weekend at Shopify SoHo, bringing together Meet Cute Club’s community of women in their 20s to make new friends, meet people outside their usual circle, and make the city feel a little smaller, all over cocktails, fashion, music, and plenty of new faces. Join us for cocktails from Hampton Water and Curamia Tequila, music, new friends, shopping and Sex and the City playing in the background.
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6:00 PM
30th annual gowanus open studios
more than 400 artists, businesses, and venues in gowanus, brooklyn, open their doors across 90+ locations, including former factories and warehouses. free admission
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6:00 PM
Diwali: Festival of Bites at Smorgasburg
Smorgasburg is hosting a Diwali food weekend in Brooklyn with South Asian vendors, dance lessons, henna, and a Desi wedding-inspired photo op Expect Indian tacos, vada pav, samosas, dosas, and Diwali mithai alongside interactive games, a community mural, and kids' activities. Entry is free, just bring cash or a card for whatever you eat, and arriving early beats the longest food lines.
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6:00 PM
junk drawer marketsat 12-6pm (rain date 10/17): : hive mind books
hive mind books (bushwick)
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7:00 PM
bronx night market
grand concourse at 161st street. rsvp required
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7:30 PM
Drifters by Fitos Dezső TársulatBAM
The Fitos Dezső Dance Company presents a work inspired by the Hungarian immigrant experience.
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Music
5:00 PM
kids costume swapsun 2-5pm: : footlight underground at the windjammer
footlight underground at the windjammer (ridgewood)
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9:00 PM
venashitshow: night of 666 tim curries round 2
🎃 fri 9pm: : burlesque performer venatrix presents a burlesque and drag show dedicated to the many characters portrayed by tim curry, with all proceeds benefiting dolly parton’s imagination library. footlight underground at the windjammer (ridgewood), $15 suggested donation
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10:00 PM
charli xcx vs. slayyyter: a sleaze pop dance party
dj chase coppins spins all things bratty, maximalist and hard by artists like charli xcx, slayyyter, kim petras, addison rae, adéla, and more. the woods (williamsburg), free admission
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10:30 PM
step on! britpop band/dance party
30pm: : step into the ’90s with christian dryden’s all star band performing oasis, blur, pulp, the stone roses, james, and more, plus dj ivy oh spinning madchester, britpop, and indie sleaze between sets. alphaville (bushwick), $15 adv, $20 day of
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9:00 AM
Verdi’s MacbethThe Metropolitan Opera
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10:00 AM
All Balanchine INew York City Ballet
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3:00 PM
Ragas Live Festival 2026Pioneer Works
“24 hours of uninterrupted, absolutely incredible music performances" —The New York TimesThe 15th annual Ragas Live Festival featuring 24 hours of trans...
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3:00 PM
Ekep NkwelleJazz at Lincoln Center
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3:30 PM
Chucho Valdés 85th Birthday Celebration With Special Guests Joe Lovano and Terence BlanchardJazz at Lincoln Center
One of the great and true maestros of the world, virtuoso Cuban pianist and composer Chucho Valdés returns to Rose Theater to celebrate his 85th birthday. Recipient of Cuba’s highest honors, the National Prize of Music in Cuba and the Medal Félix Varela, he presentsa thrilling exploration of his deep roots in Jazz Norteamericano.
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4:00 PM
Mozart’s Così fan tutteThe Metropolitan Opera
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6:00 PM
free show brain concert
show brain returns to maria hernandez park (bushwick) with a free, all-ages concert featuring big girl, desert sharks, pop music fever dream, talon, and firstsex
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7:00 PM
Prymek & Sage, Loren ConnorsPublic Records
Make a reservation before your show: http://bit. ly/4loDjTg.
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7:00 PM
carnegie hill concerts new-music chamber music series
the carnegie hill series presents an evening with saxophonist jaleel shaw, performing new music from his latest album, _painter of the invisible_, with joe block on piano, eric wheeler on bass, and e.j. strickland on drums. church of the advent hope (carnegie hill). choose-what-you-pay admission
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7:30 PM
peoples’ symphony concerts classical music series: quatuor danel
30pm: : peoples’ symphony concerts kicks off its 126th season with french/belgian quartet quatuor danel, performing works by beethoven, shostakovich, and weinberg. the high school of fashion industries (chelsea), $20 general, $10 students
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Raves
10:00 AM
fifth annual bed-stuy walls mural festival + block party
lexington ave between stuyvesant + lewis aves, brooklyn
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10:00 AM
the national arts club community daysun 10am-3pm:
(gramercy)
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4:00 PM
the japanese folk dance institute of new york presents: fun fest japansun 12-4pm: : corlears hook park
corlears hook park (les)
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4:00 PM
celebración latina: ballet hispánico’s annual block party
w 89th st between amsterdam + columbus aves
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9:00 PM
A 1000ltr Joint - Ladies FreeThe Deep End
1000LTR puts hips to work at The Deep End, with AG, SUCIA! and company tracing Black and Brown club sounds through Jersey club, footwork and ghettotech.
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9:00 PM
Amber Valentine // All Night LongGabriela
Amber Valentine courts Gabriela's dance floor all night long, moving between disco, house and electro with enough time to turn a passing crush into a lasting affair.
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9:30 PM
Phantasma: Joey Beltram, Volvox, Light Asylum(DJ Set) + Lenny Dee, FortifiedStructuresParagon
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10:00 PM
Jan Blomqvist (Live), Parallelle, KanykeiKnockdown Center
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10:00 PM
Descendants with DJ Tira, Danni Gato & More99 Scott Ave
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10:00 PM
Focus: Disco with Inés, Lovie & Mark GrusaneNowadays
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10:00 PM
Night & Day: Shed (live), 1morning, Lydo, Juana, Kamran Sadeghi, Concrete HusbandSignal
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10:00 PM
Natural Selections: Balam, Mona Matsuoka, Carlo Sine, Loren BerrierJupiter Disco
Natural Selections lets house and disco mutate at Jupiter Disco, with Balam and Mona Matsuoka joining label crew Carlo Sine and Loren Berrier for a psychedelic workout.
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10:00 PM
Armana Khan presents: The Khanistan Tour NYCThe Chocolate Factory
Armana Khan clears Khanistan for takeoff at The Chocolate Factory, where the crew navigates baile funk, Latin bass and ballroom, with Byrell The Great among those aboard.
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10:00 PM
Focus: Disco with Inés, Lovie & Mark GrusaneNowadays
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10:00 PM
Golden Record NYC x pregame x Chomp! Chomp! present Mike Servito, Haruka, Gee Dee & MoreGreen Room NYC
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10:00 PM
feedbk with Meilgaarden and Amelia Holt, Second Contactfeedbk
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10:00 PM
Miss Parker & Pablo RomeroLe Bain
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10:30 PM
scratch [3 Year Party]Nublu
Scratch turns three at Nublu with a birthday helping of house and tech house from Beni Hana, Poolhaus and Jeny Michelle playing b3b, followed by Eric eric b2b Trader O.
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10:30 PM
Juliana Huxtable / Anika Kunst / Vile / Pablo Bozzi / Byron Yeates / Kim Ann FoxmanBASEMENT
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11:00 PM
D. Tiffany, Flørist / Gi Gi, adobeprincess / Very JPublic Records
A vital force in the global dance music community, D. Tiffany’s vision is unique and expertly crafted, reaching for a tripped-out, razor-sharp sound that tra...
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12:00 PM
open studios
see all the art at the **harlem open artist studio tour** (12-6pm), **flatbush artists open studios** (12-6pm), and **red hook open studios** (1-6pm). free admission. sat 6am-8pm (rescheduled from 9/26 due to weather): **daybreaker – alive festival**: dance, move, and connect at daybreaker’s first sunrise-to-sunset sober festival in the u.s., bringing 3,000+ people together to brooklyn bridge park’s pier 3 for a full day of music, movement, wellness, laughter, and community. all ages welcome. free admission
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2:00 PM
Bebop Porú feat L3NiSix Coasts by Smorgasburg
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3:00 PM
Rush presents - Funk Tribu: Day & NightKnockdown Center
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5:00 PM
NYC Premiere] Hinoki: An Immersive Dance and Sound Performance with Maude Vôs, Ali Berger +tbaPlanet X Studios
Hinoki's New York City premiere dissolves the stage at Planet X, weaving dancers through the audience in a living installation of ambient electronic music across two nights.
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6:00 PM
eZo Festival Showcase | 26 Hours NonstopThe 1896
Tbilisi festival eZo makes its NYC debut at The 1896, giving house and disco room to roam across 26 hours, with Boo Williams and Sadar Bahar carrying the marathon into Sunday.
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Exhibitions
7:00 PM
Alex Da Corte: Hot Dog With KetchupWhitney Museum of American Art
An outdoor installation featuring a playful pop-art hot dog that challenges perceptions of everyday objects.
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8:00 PM
Jakob Kudsk Steensen: WetlandThe Museum of Modern Art
An immersive experience into the world of wetlands through art.
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6:00 AM
Afterlives: Contemporary Art in the Byzantine CryptThe Met
This exhibit brings together modern-day works that reckon with death and visualize the afterlife with Byzantine Egyptian funerary art and artifacts.
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6:00 AM
The Infinite Artistry of Japanese CeramicsThe Met
This exhibition explores Japan’s extensive and rich history of ceramic art
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6:00 AM
Household Gods: Hindu Devotional Prints, 1860–1930The Met
Household Gods: Hindu Devotional Prints, 1860–1930 presents the first encyclopedic exhibition of these chromolithographic prints from the pioneering studio presses of Calcutta (Kolkata), Poona (Pune), and Bombay (Mumbai).
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6:00 AM
Flip Sides: Seeing Korean Art AnewThe Met
Flip Sides: Seeing Korean Art Anew invites close looking and offers multiple views of the inside, reverse, or hard-to-see aspects of objects.
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6:00 AM
Celebrating the Year of the HorseThe Met
Celebrating the Year of the Horse brings together works from The Met collection to explore the horse’s enduring nature and vital place in Chinese civilization.
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6:30 AM
Claes Oldenburg: Drawn from LifeWhitney Museum
Best known for his sculptures of everyday objects rendered in unexpected textures or dimensions, Claes Oldenburg (1929–2022) once proclaimed, “I am for an art that takes its form from the lines of life itself. ” His innovations in sculpture emerged out of his drawing practice, which enabled him to swiftly record and transform the contours of the world around him.
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8:00 PM
Roy Lichtenstein: Like NewWhitney Museum of American Art
Explore Roy Lichtenstein's artistic evolution in this extensive exhibition, showcasing his iconic pop art pieces.
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7:00 AM
Venice Biennial 2026 | In Minor KeysSalon 94
Congratulations to the participating artists in the 61st International Art Exhibition. We look forward to see the presentation of Kennedy Yanko & Celia Vasquez Yui in the exhibition in Minor Keys, curated by Koyo Kouoh.
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7:00 AM
Collection in Focus | Modern European CurrentsGuggenheim
See how artists like Natalia Goncharova, Vasily Kandinsky, and Franz Marc transformed painting in the early 20th century.
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7:00 AM
Plaza: Sarah Lucas—VENUS VictoriaNew Museum
A new sculpture commission by Sarah Lucas celebrates women claiming space in public life.
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7:00 AM
New Humans: Memories of the FutureNew Museum
New Humans explores how technological developments have inspired evolving definitions of the “human.”
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7:00 AM
Facade: Tschabalala Self—Art LoversNew Museum
A new work for the New Museum’s facade by Tschabalala Self explores connection and romance through the lens of architecture and public space.
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7:00 AM
Atrium Stair: Klára Hosnedlová—ShelterNew Museum
A site-specific sculpture by Klára Hosnedlová drawing on Eastern Bloc architecture and centuries-old craft traditions.
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8:00 PM
Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to NowGuggenheim Museum
From Andy Warhol to Maurizio Cattelan, this exhibition features Pop art from the collection and its enduring influence on contemporary artists.
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8:00 PM
Orientalism: Between Fact and FantasyThe Met
This exhibition delves into the complex interactions between Western artists and Eastern cultures, examining the representations in art and its narratives.
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8:00 PM
City of Memory: Nanjing in the Seventeenth CenturyThe Met
Explore the rich history of Nanjing during the seventeenth century through immersive displays and artifacts.
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8:00 PM
Cottage Industry: The Val-Kill Furniture ShopThe Met
An exhibition showcasing handcrafted furniture from the Val-Kill shop, emphasizing the artistry and lasting impact of the work.
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8:00 PM
It’s Alive! A Century of Animation from the CollectionThe Museum of Modern Art
This exhibition showcases pivotal moments in animation throughout the last century.
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8:00 PM
Rediscovering Della Robbia at The MetThe Met
Explore the works of Della Robbia and their impact on Renaissance artistry.
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8:00 PM
Pierre Huyghe: UUmweltMuseum of Modern Art
Dive into the immersive world of Pierre Huyghe's ongoing exploration of nature and technology.
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8:00 PM
Odili Donald Odita: Songs from LifeMuseum of Modern Art
Explore the vibrant works of Odili Donald Odita, emphasizing themes of identity and cultural heritage.
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8:00 PM
Nilima Sheikh: Fractured SkiesMuseum of Modern Art
Explore Nilima Sheikh’s evocative works addressing environmental and cultural narratives.
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8:00 PM
Architects of Liberation: Modernism in Western AfricaMuseum of Modern Art
An exhibition shedding light on the impact of modernist architecture in Western Africa and its cultural significance.
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8:00 PM
A King’s Carpet: Louis Xiv and the SavonnerieThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
An exhibition featuring the magnificent tapestries commissioned by Louis XIV for the Savonnerie.
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8:00 PM
Chasing CloudsThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
An exhibition exploring the theme of clouds in art, featuring various works that invoke this motif.
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8:00 PM
The Genesis Facade Commission: Liu Wei, SpeculationThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
Featuring the innovative works of Liu Wei, this exhibition invites viewers to speculate on narrative and imagery.
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8:00 PM
Taryn Simon | Father Country | I Do Love YouGuggenheim Museum
Experience an interactive installation by Taryn Simon featuring never-before-seen photographs, text, video, and sculpture.
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8:00 PM
Taking Back Our Space: Photographic PerspectivesMuseum of Modern Art
A new exhibition featuring photographic works that challenge narratives around space, identity, and representation in modern life.
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8:00 PM
The Bowery: Devil’s MileNew Museum
Exploring the historical and cultural evolution of The Bowery through various artistic expressions.
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8:00 PM
Screens Series: Umi IshiharaNew Museum
An exhibition that presents the work of Umi Ishihara, focusing on themes of technology and human interaction.
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8:00 PM
Arthur Jafa: I Am TonyNew Museum
An exhibition showcasing the work of artist Arthur Jafa, exploring themes of identity and representation.
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8:00 PM
Hyundai Translocal Series: Ho Tzu NyenNew Museum
A dynamic exhibition featuring Ho Tzu Nyen's interdisciplinary approach to art and storytelling.
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8:00 PM
Diego Marcon: Arrivederci, Piggies!New Museum
An exhibition featuring Diego Marcon's innovative works addressing contemporary issues through a unique lens.
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8:00 PM
David Hartt: PeripheriesThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
Explore themes of community and place in the contemporary art of David Hartt during this exhibition.
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8:00 PM
Coumba Samba: Stars and StripesWhitney Museum of American Art
Explore the vibrant and thoughtful works of Coumba Samba in this engaging exhibition.
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8:00 PM
There Are No Words: Si Lewen's ParadeThe Met
An exhibition showcasing the vibrant illustrations of Si Lewen, capturing the essence of parades and public celebrations.
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8:00 PM
Andy Warhol Family AlbumWhitney Museum of American Art
Last chance to view Andy Warhol's intimate representations of family and friends in this unique exhibition.
Nancy's Pick⟶
8:00 PM
The Lost World: The Art of Minnie EvansWhitney Museum of American Art
Join us for an exploration of the surreal and imaginative works of Minnie Evans.
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8:00 PM
Roy Lichtenstein: 1997Whitney Museum of American Art
A retrospective exhibition celebrating the iconic works of Roy Lichtenstein from 1997.
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8:00 PM
Krasner and Pollock: Past ContinuousThe Met
An exploration of the vibrant artistic relationship between Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock through their artworks.
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10:00 AM
madison avenue fall gallery walk
participating galleries on madison avenue and side streets from east 57th st to east 86th st
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8:00 PM
Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500The Frick Collection
This exhibition focuses on Siena as a center of artistic excellence in bronze sculpture during the Italian Renaissance, showcasing around forty works that highlight the medium’s beauty and versatility.
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6:00 PM
Opening Reception: On Self-Respect
Come join us for the Opening Reception of "On Self-Respect", a group art exhibition curated by 11. 2 featuring the work of Maham Akhtar, Nibha Akireddy, Sharon Li, Nikita Shah, Wei Yuan Wang, and Studio CareFree.
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6:00 PM
Minor star ⟡ Collection Iii release + Showroom opening reception
Come celebrate the release of our new collection and check out our new showroom! We’ll have drinks and bites so come mingle and try on some clothes.
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8:00 PM
Roy Lichtenstein: Like NewWhitney Museum of American Art
A member preview event showcasing new works by Roy Lichtenstein.
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Film
7:30 PM
tootsie’s video vault: biannual 3 minute film festival
30pm: . littlefield (gowanus), $10
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12:00 PM
sixth annual autumn’s dawn film festival
film noir cinema (greenpoint). $19.99
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12:00 PM
seventh annual brooklyn scifi film festival
various locations and online
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12:00 PM
15th new york shorts international film festival
cinema village (greenwich village), $19.99
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8:30 PM
You Can See EverythingBAM
Tech founder Elizabeth Holmes invites Nathan Fielder to film her before she’s sent to prison.
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8:45 PM
Once Upon a Time in HarlemFilm Forum
A decade post-death, filmmaker William Greaves reveals his final work: footage of a 1972 gathering he arranged with Harlem Renaissance legends, which he deemed his most significant capture.
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9:00 PM
trek or treat – a star trek costume party
🎃 fri 6-9pm: : beam up to mayday space (bushwick) for a halloween-themed star trek meetup and costume party featuring spooky space screenings, behind the scenes footage, and a latinum prize for best-dressed fan. free admission
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9:00 PM
PrimetimeBAM
In 2006, To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history.
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9:15 PM
Ken Russell’s The DevilsBAM
See the uncut and unfiltered theatrical experience Ken Russell envisioned for his 1971 classic.
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9:30 PM
The History of ConcreteBAM
John Wilson (How To with John Wilson) sets out to make the definitive documentary on concrete.
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6:35 AM
The DevilsIFC Center
All screenings on a new 35mm print of the 4K restoration of the film. An enduring, singular masterpiece of cinema starring Academy Award-winner Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed, KEN RUSSELL’S THE DEVILS is a prescient epic of obsession and corruption – and a defining work of art from seminal filmmaker Ken Russell. Assembled from the [...]
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6:40 AM
The History of ConcreteIFC Center
A filmmaker applies lessons from a Hallmark movie writing workshop to pitch a documentary about concrete.
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6:45 AM
FjordIFC Center
An immigrant Romanian family living in Norway is subject to an investigation and faces the scrutiny of the local judicial system. 3 wins & 2 nominations total
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6:50 AM
NazaIFC Center
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them. Directors’ Note We made this film out of a sense of obligation to use our position as Israeli filmmakers and journalists to [...]
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6:55 AM
The Great ExperimentIFC Center
Scrappy cartoon from Charles Mintz of Columbia Pictures. In this one, mad scientist Hugo Plotz experiments on the boy character in a water bowl by first turning him into a fish and then an old man. When his little brother comes in...
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7:00 AM
Head TripNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
Open your mind to genre-bending terror
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7:00 AM
The Addams FamilyNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
Creepy. Kooky. Spooky. Ooky.
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7:15 AM
Home Invasion 1Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
Enjoy the work of our locals and let their creativity inspire you!
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8:00 AM
Vampire’s KissNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
I'M A VAMPIRE! I'M A VAMPIRE! I'M A VAMPIRE!
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8:15 AM
DiggerNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A comedy of catastrophic proportions
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8:35 AM
NazaIFC Center
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them. Directors’ Note We made this film out of a sense of obligation to use our position as Israeli filmmakers and journalists to [...]
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8:45 AM
Fjord (Open Captioning)IFC Center
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8:55 AM
The History of ConcreteIFC Center
A filmmaker applies lessons from a Hallmark movie writing workshop to pitch a documentary about concrete.
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9:20 AM
The DevilsIFC Center
All screenings on a new 35mm print of the 4K restoration of the film. An enduring, singular masterpiece of cinema starring Academy Award-winner Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed, KEN RUSSELL’S THE DEVILS is a prescient epic of obsession and corruption – and a defining work of art from seminal filmmaker Ken Russell. Assembled from the [...]
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9:30 AM
PrimetimeNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history
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9:35 AM
The History of ConcreteIFC Center
A filmmaker applies lessons from a Hallmark movie writing workshop to pitch a documentary about concrete.
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9:50 AM
Your Mother Your Mother Your MotherNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A devoutly religious hitman struggles to balance work, faith and fatherhood
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9:55 AM
Slayed LGBTQ Horror ShortsNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
Explore the gamut of queer experiences in this shorts block
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10:15 AM
PrimetimeNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history
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10:35 AM
NazaIFC Center
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them. Directors’ Note We made this film out of a sense of obligation to use our position as Israeli filmmakers and journalists to [...]
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10:45 AM
The History of ConcreteNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
John Wilson looks to the bedrock of his beloved New York City for inspiration and structure
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11:00 AM
Anime No GogoSpectacle Theater
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11:15 AM
The Social ReckoningNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A Facebook engineer enlists the help of a reporter to blow the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets
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11:25 AM
NazaIFC Center
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them. Directors’ Note We made this film out of a sense of obligation to use our position as Israeli filmmakers and journalists to [...]
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11:45 AM
FjordNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
An immigrant Romanian family living in Norway is subject to an investigation and scrutiny of the local judicial system
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11:50 AM
FjordIFC Center
An immigrant Romanian family living in Norway is subject to an investigation and faces the scrutiny of the local judicial system. 3 wins & 2 nominations total
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11:55 AM
The History of ConcreteIFC Center
A filmmaker applies lessons from a Hallmark movie writing workshop to pitch a documentary about concrete.
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12:00 PM
MacbethBAM
Lise Davidsen and Quinn Kelsey star in Verdi’s thrilling take on Shakespeare’s immortal tale.
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12:00 PM
_seeing the cinema: photographic visions of movie theaters_
take a nostalgic trip to the movies with museum of the moving image’s latest photo exhibition, highlighting exteriors, auditoriums, drive-ins, and projectionists. the exhibition will be accompanied by a monthly screening series that casts cinemas as key locations, starting 10/30 with tsai ming-liang’s _goodbye, dragon inn_. museum of the moving image (astoria), $20 general, $12 seniors, $12 students, free thursdays 2-6pm
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12:00 PM
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12:00 PM
PrimetimeNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history
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12:05 PM
The DevilsIFC Center
All screenings on a new 35mm print of the 4K restoration of the film. An enduring, singular masterpiece of cinema starring Academy Award-winner Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed, KEN RUSSELL’S THE DEVILS is a prescient epic of obsession and corruption – and a defining work of art from seminal filmmaker Ken Russell. Assembled from the [...]
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12:15 PM
The Social ReckoningNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
A Facebook engineer enlists the help of a reporter to blow the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets
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12:15 PM
My Undesirable Friends: Part Ii – Exile: Chapters 1-3Film Forum
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12:20 PM
UnzippedFilm Forum
One of the most successful designers in high fashion plans his fall 1994 collection. Follow the behind-the-scenes look at the creative side of fashion. 2 wins & 2 nominations
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12:30 PM
Other MommyNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A young girl forms a relationship with a sinister entity who looks like her mother
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12:35 PM
The History of ConcreteIFC Center
A filmmaker applies lessons from a Hallmark movie writing workshop to pitch a documentary about concrete.
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12:35 PM
SundownNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
Three generations of a family's women come together to enact vengeance over a loved one’s death
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12:45 PM
DiggerNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A comedy of catastrophic proportions
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12:50 PM
Siberian Lady MacbethFilm Forum
In what might be termed Russo-Shakespearean noir, a ruthless woman's adulterous affair with a drifter sets in motion a chain-reaction of murder and deception in a remote village in 19th Century Mtsensk. 1 win
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1:00 PM
You Can See EverythingBAM
Tech founder Elizabeth Holmes invites Nathan Fielder to film her before she’s sent to prison.
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1:00 PM
LES Proies Du MalSpectacle Theater
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1:10 PM
FjordNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
An immigrant Romanian family living in Norway is subject to an investigation and scrutiny of the local judicial system
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1:10 PM
PrimetimeBAM
In 2006, To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history.
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1:15 PM
Ken Russell’s The DevilsBAM
See the uncut and unfiltered theatrical experience Ken Russell envisioned for his 1971 classic.
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1:25 PM
PrimetimeNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history
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1:30 PM
Ec: StrikeAnthology Film Archives
With Russian intertitles; English synopsis available, 1925, 106 min, 35mm, silent
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1:35 PM
NazaIFC Center
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them. Directors’ Note We made this film out of a sense of obligation to use our position as Israeli filmmakers and journalists to [...]
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1:45 PM
The History of ConcreteBAM
John Wilson (How To with John Wilson) sets out to make the definitive documentary on concrete.
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1:45 PM
Multi-media Resource Center Pgm 3: Gay Liberation on 16mmAnthology Film Archives
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2:00 PM
Your Mother Your Mother Your MotherNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A devoutly religious hitman struggles to balance work, faith and fatherhood
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2:00 PM
Dolly Double Feature: 9 to 5BAM
The namesake of Parton’s Oscar-nominated song is one of the most hilarious comedies ever made.
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2:20 PM
The History of ConcreteIFC Center
A filmmaker applies lessons from a Hallmark movie writing workshop to pitch a documentary about concrete.
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2:30 PM
Once Upon a Time in HarlemFilm Forum
A decade post-death, filmmaker William Greaves reveals his final work: footage of a 1972 gathering he arranged with Harlem Renaissance legends, which he deemed his most significant capture.
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2:30 PM
PrimetimeNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history
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2:45 PM
The Social ReckoningNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A Facebook engineer enlists the help of a reporter to blow the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets
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2:50 PM
The DevilsIFC Center
All screenings on a new 35mm print of the 4K restoration of the film. An enduring, singular masterpiece of cinema starring Academy Award-winner Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed, KEN RUSSELL’S THE DEVILS is a prescient epic of obsession and corruption – and a defining work of art from seminal filmmaker Ken Russell. Assembled from the [...]
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2:55 PM
The Social ReckoningNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
A Facebook engineer enlists the help of a reporter to blow the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets
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3:00 PM
Other MommyNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A young girl forms a relationship with a sinister entity who looks like her mother
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3:00 PM
FjordIFC Center
An immigrant Romanian family living in Norway is subject to an investigation and faces the scrutiny of the local judicial system. 3 wins & 2 nominations total
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3:10 PM
Landscape After BattleFilm Forum
The film opens with the mad rush of haphazard freedom as the concentration camps are liberated. Men are trying to grab food, change clothes, bury the tormentors they find alive. They are then herded into other camps as the Allies ... 1 nomination
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3:10 PM
Brooklyn Horror: Secret Screening #1Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
NYC’s horror fans will kick themselves for missing if they aren’t in the building
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3:15 PM
The Great ExperimentIFC Center
Scrappy cartoon from Charles Mintz of Columbia Pictures. In this one, mad scientist Hugo Plotz experiments on the boy character in a water bowl by first turning him into a fish and then an old man. When his little brother comes in...
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3:30 PM
The Touch of Her FleshSpectacle Theater
A distraught weapons dealer is involved in an automobile accident after catching his stripper wife in bed with another man. Upon recovering, he goes on a killing spree, bumping off exotic dancers and hookers while plotting revenge.
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3:30 PM
NazaIFC Center
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them. Directors’ Note We made this film out of a sense of obligation to use our position as Israeli filmmakers and journalists to [...]
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3:40 PM
Resident Evil (2026)Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A medical courier unwittingly finds himself in a non-stop race for survival
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4:00 PM
Ec: Battleship PotemkinAnthology Film Archives
With English intertitles, 1925, 74 min, 35mm, silent
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4:00 PM
You Can See EverythingBAM
Tech founder Elizabeth Holmes invites Nathan Fielder to film her before she’s sent to prison.
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4:00 PM
My Undesirable Friends: Part Ii – Exile: Chapters 4-5Film Forum
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4:15 PM
Ken Russell’s The DevilsBAM
See the uncut and unfiltered theatrical experience Ken Russell envisioned for his 1971 classic.
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4:30 PM
The History of ConcreteBAM
John Wilson (How To with John Wilson) sets out to make the definitive documentary on concrete.
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4:30 PM
Multi-media Resource Center Pgm 4: Women’s LibAnthology Film Archives
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4:30 PM
FjordNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
An immigrant Romanian family living in Norway is subject to an investigation and scrutiny of the local judicial system
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4:40 PM
NazaBAM
This haunting doc reveals the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinians.
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4:45 PM
Once Upon a Time in HarlemFilm Forum
A decade post-death, filmmaker William Greaves reveals his final work: footage of a 1972 gathering he arranged with Harlem Renaissance legends, which he deemed his most significant capture.
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4:45 PM
FjordIFC Center
An immigrant Romanian family living in Norway is subject to an investigation and faces the scrutiny of the local judicial system. 3 wins & 2 nominations total
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4:45 PM
The History of ConcreteNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
John Wilson looks to the bedrock of his beloved New York City for inspiration and structure
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5:00 PM
Dolly Double Feature: Steel MagnoliasBAM
A group of bosom buddies navigate life, love, and loss in small-town Louisiana.
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5:00 PM
The Social ReckoningNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
A Facebook engineer enlists the help of a reporter to blow the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets
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5:10 PM
You Can See EverythingBAM
Tech founder Elizabeth Holmes invites Nathan Fielder to film her before she’s sent to prison.
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5:20 PM
Species (Sanguine)Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
An ER intern becomes fixated on strange symptoms affecting some of her patients and herself
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5:25 PM
The Great ExperimentIFC Center
Scrappy cartoon from Charles Mintz of Columbia Pictures. In this one, mad scientist Hugo Plotz experiments on the boy character in a water bowl by first turning him into a fish and then an old man. When his little brother comes in...
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5:30 PM
The Social ReckoningNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A Facebook engineer enlists the help of a reporter to blow the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets
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5:30 PM
The ConductorFilm Forum
Antonia Brico dreams of becoming a conductor, but she isn't taken seriously because she is a woman. 3 wins total
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5:35 PM
The DevilsIFC Center
All screenings on a new 35mm print of the 4K restoration of the film. An enduring, singular masterpiece of cinema starring Academy Award-winner Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed, KEN RUSSELL’S THE DEVILS is a prescient epic of obsession and corruption – and a defining work of art from seminal filmmaker Ken Russell. Assembled from the [...]
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5:35 PM
PrimetimeNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history
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5:45 PM
The History of ConcreteIFC Center
A filmmaker applies lessons from a Hallmark movie writing workshop to pitch a documentary about concrete.
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5:55 PM
NazaIFC Center
In secret conversations on the rooftops of Tel Aviv at night, the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza are revealed by the people who designed and operated them. Directors’ Note We made this film out of a sense of obligation to use our position as Israeli filmmakers and journalists to [...]
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6:00 PM
The Curse of Her FleshSpectacle Theater
A weapons dealer who murdered his unfaithful stripper wife goes on a killing spree, bumping off exotic dancers and hookers while plotting revenge on his wife's lover.
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6:00 PM
Once Upon a Time in HarlemFilm Forum
A decade post-death, filmmaker William Greaves reveals his final work: footage of a 1972 gathering he arranged with Harlem Renaissance legends, which he deemed his most significant capture.
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6:00 PM
Resident Evil (2026)Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A medical courier unwittingly finds himself in a non-stop race for survival
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6:15 PM
Other MommyNitehawk Cinema Prospect Park
A young girl forms a relationship with a sinister entity who looks like her mother
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6:40 PM
NazaBAM
This haunting doc reveals the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinians.
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6:45 PM
Ken Russell’s The DevilsBAM
See the uncut and unfiltered theatrical experience Ken Russell envisioned for his 1971 classic.
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7:00 PM
Once Upon a Time in HarlemFilm Forum
A decade post-death, filmmaker William Greaves reveals his final work: footage of a 1972 gathering he arranged with Harlem Renaissance legends, which he deemed his most significant capture.
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7:00 PM
The History of ConcreteBAM
John Wilson (How To with John Wilson) sets out to make the definitive documentary on concrete.
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7:15 PM
My Undesirable Friends: Part Ii – Exile: Chapters 1-3Film Forum
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7:40 PM
BegottenIFC Center
Presented in a surreal, gory and entirely visual manner, Begotten tells of the death of religion, the abuse of nature by Man and a nihilistic outlook on what life ultimately is.
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7:40 PM
The People Under the StairsNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
In every neighborhood there is one house that adults whisper about and children cross the street to avoid
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7:45 PM
The ExorcistIFC Center
SOMETHING ALMOST BEYOND COMPREHENSION IS HAPPENING TO A GIRL ON THIS STREET, IN THIS HOUSE… AND A MAN HAS BEEN SENT FOR AS A LAST RESORT. When 12-year-old Regan MacNeil falls ill, she becomes violent and puzzles doctors with the personality of a horrifying entity. Desperate for answers, Regan’s movie-star mother Chris seeks the help [...]
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7:45 PM
You Can See EverythingBAM
Tech founder Elizabeth Holmes invites Nathan Fielder to film her before she’s sent to prison.
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7:50 PM
KorczakFilm Forum
The last days of life of the legendary Polish pedagogue Dr. Janusz Korczak and his heroic dedication to protecting Jewish orphans in the Warsaw Ghetto. 1 win
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7:50 PM
RedlineIFC Center
In the distant future, hot-blooded, old-fashioned racer JP competes in Redline, a race to determine the fastest car in the galaxy. Alongside gifted mechanic Frisbie and fellow racer Sonoshee, he navigates friendship, love and high-speed competition in Takeshi Koike’s hand-drawn science-fiction adventure, seven years in the making. “I have a habit of falling asleep during [...]
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7:55 PM
SlayNitehawk Cinema Williamsburg
A teenage social media celebrity's world is upended when one of her friends is butchered to death
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7:55 PM
The House with Laughing WindowsIFC Center
Art restorer Stefano arrives at an isolated Italian village to repair a fresco depicting Saint Sebastian agonizing’s martyrdom. The original painter was a death artist: a madman so obsessed with mortality that, according to whispered rumors, he tortured his models in their final moments of life. When villagers start turning up dead, Stefano is forced [...]
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7:55 PM
The Kiss of Her FleshSpectacle Theater
A weapons expert who murdered his unfaithful stripper wife and her lover goes on a killing spree, bumping off exotic dancers and hookers, while plotting the demise of his wife's swinging bisexual sister and her kinky boyfriend.
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7:59 PM
The DevilsIFC Center
All screenings on a new 35mm print of the 4K restoration of the film. An enduring, singular masterpiece of cinema starring Academy Award-winner Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed, KEN RUSSELL’S THE DEVILS is a prescient epic of obsession and corruption – and a defining work of art from seminal filmmaker Ken Russell. Assembled from the [...]
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Comedy
8:30 PM
bitches brew comedy showfree admission
30pm: : this women-produced-and-hosted comedy show conjures up big laughs in the back room of halyards (gowanus). tonight’s lineup includes laura laham, jess levin, jessie murphy, eric schmidt, vik pandya, and sean peecook. free admission (a tip jar will be passed around at the end of the show)
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12:30 AM
James Mattern, Jamie Wolf, Kc Shornima, Brian Scolaro, Yamaneika Saunders, Derek GainesComedy Cellar
James Mattern KEVIN HART'S"COMEDY IN COLOR, MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NETWORK'S "PEOPLE TALKIN SPORTS" • Jamie Wolf EDINBURGH FRINGE COMEDIAN OF THE YEAR 2026"NETFLIXIA A JOKE FEST 2026" TIMEOUT 2025 COMIC TO WATCH, WINNER NY'S FUNNIEST 2024, AMAZON PRIME, SF SKETCHFEST 2023, NY COMEDY FESTIVAL COMICS TO WATCH, PHILLY'S PHUNNIEST 2019 • Kc Shornima WEEKEND UPDATE WRITER AT SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, JUST FOR LAUGHS NEW FACES
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12:55 AM
Andrew Fiori, Sharief Johnson, Andre De Freitas, Kc Shornima, Erin Maguire, Derek GainesFat Black Pussy Cat
fat Black Pussycat Lounge — Andrew Fiori FROM COMEDY CENTRAL, HOST OF THE RAW REPORT ON SIRIUSXM • Sharief Johnson NETFLIX IS A JOKE, HULU, SIRIUS XM, • Andre De Freitas BBC
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1:30 PM
get work: comedians interview for real jobs46 with promo code ‘skinterviews1010′
30pm: : watch comedians sit down with actual hiring professionals and attempt to land real jobs. the catch? they’re given terrible fake résumés they won’t see until they take the stage. hosted by dan vetrano and nick felton. caveat (les), $8.46 with promo code ‘skinterviews1010′ (reg. $18.76-20)
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2:00 PM
Bitches' BrewThe Stand
A vibrant comedy show featuring various talents.
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3:00 PM
The Stand Presents: Janeane Garofalo, Olivia Carter, Jamie Wolf, & More!The Stand
A star-studded comedy night featuring well-known artists.
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3:00 PM
The Stand West Presents: Jamie Wolf, Modi, Janeane Garofalo, & More!The Stand West
Another great lineup of comedians for your entertainment.
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4:00 PM
The Stand Presents: Bonnie McFarlane, Janeane Garofalo, Sherrod Small, & More!The Stand
Enjoy a hilarious night with renowned comedians.
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4:30 PM
Live Comedy on the Outdoor Patio!The Stand
A unique outdoor comedy experience in a vibrant setting.
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5:00 PM
The Stand West Presents: Olivia Carter, Jamie Wolf, Modi, & More!The Stand West
An exciting comedy showcase at The Stand West.
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5:00 PM
The Stand Presents: Olivia Carter, Derek Gaines, Bonnie McFarlane, & More!The Stand
Catch another ensemble of fantastic comedians this evening.
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6:00 PM
The Stand Presents: Jamie Wolf, Bonnie McFarlane, Derek Gaines, & More!The Stand
End your night with more laughs from great performers.
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6:00 PM
Ashley Austin Morris, Julio Diaz, Geoff Chaser, Lenny Marcus, Colin Quinn, Jeff BaileyVillage Underground
Ashley Austin Morris HULU (FLEISHMAN IS IN TROUBLE), NETFLIX (INVENTING ANNA), HBO/MAX • Julio Diaz HULU, DONTTELLCOMEDY • Geoff Chaser FROM HBO,
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6:45 PM
Jon Laster, Ian Lara, Geoff Chaser, Tommy Brennan, Colin Quinn, Chris TurnerComedy Cellar
Jon Laster WINNER OF STAND UP NBC, • Ian Lara HBO SPECIAL ROMANTIC COMEDY, Comedy Central Half-hour, The Tonight show • Geoff Chaser FROM HBO,
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7:00 PM
The Stand Presents: Natalie Cuomo, Niles Abston, Tristan Bowling, & More!The Stand
Join us for a late-night showcase with talented comedians.
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7:01 PM
Rich Aronovitch, Julio Diaz, Marina Franklin, Lenny Marcus, Jordan Jensen, Jeff BaileyFat Black Pussy Cat
fat Black Pussycat Lounge — Rich Aronovitch WTF with Marc Maron and Comic’s Unleashed on CBS, ACCESS DAILY NBC, BEAT BOBBY FLAY FOOD NETWORK • Julio Diaz HULU, DONTTELLCOMEDY • Marina Franklin FROM CONAN O'BRIEN SHOW, THE MOVIE "TRAINWRECK", "LOUIE", "THE NIGHTLY SHOW", "THE JIM GAFFIGAN SHOW"
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7:30 PM
Richie Redding, Ian Fidance, Ian Lara, Keith Alberstadt, Lenny Marcus, Chris TurnerFat Black Pussy Cat
Richie Redding KEVIN HARTS LOL NETWORK, AMAZON PRIME VIDEO • Ian Fidance BEIN IAN PODCAST, NPR’S THIS AMERICAN LIFE, NETFLIX, SOPRANOS PRIMA VOLTA • Ian Lara HBO SPECIAL ROMANTIC COMEDY, Comedy Central Half-hour, The Tonight show
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7:30 PM
fun gutterthe cobra club (bushwick), free admission
30pm: : a party, show, and general check-in hosted by sasha von didkovsky, featuring standup from olivia carter, vannessa jackson, sean peecook, and michael abbe, plus live prank calls conducted by david dobbins. karaoke follows the show. the cobra club (bushwick), free admission ($10 suggested donation at the door)
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7:55 PM
The Stand PresentsThe Stand
A diverse mix of performers to close the night.
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