Art
- Tom Sachs: Space Program: Mars
- Park Avenue Armory
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Sachs transforms the 55,000-square-foot hall into an immersive outer-space experience--including exploratory vehicles, launch platforms, Mission Control, and the rocky Martian landscape--using foamcore, hot glue, plywood, and other everyday materials. More »
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Classical
- Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet
- Joyce Theater
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The local modern-ballet troupe, known for its lushly sensual brand of classical technique, dances in an intriguing variety of new work. More »
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Nightlife
- Damon Wayans, Jr.
- Carolines on Broadway
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At this point the 'Happy Endings' star has his own solid fan base— probably including some who have never even heard of his famous dad. More »
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Theater
- You Are In An Open Field
- HERE Arts Center
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The New York Neo-Futurists premiere their nerdcore musical about three people trying to create a utopian universe in the mold of three iconic video games. More »
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Kids
- Stand Up
- Dicapo Opera Theater
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Theater students ages 10 to 14 present this musical encouraging kids to speak up and stand up against school bullying. More »
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Nightlife
- Jack White
- Roseland Ballroom
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White’s first solo venture, 'Blunderbuss,' came out last month, an expansive affair harking back to his early days with the White Stripes. More »
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Reading
- Elizabeth Gilbert
- The New York Public Library
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The well-known author talks about 'At Home on the Range,' a newly republished cookbook written by her great-grandmother. More »
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Foodwine
- Wölffer Wine School
- Corkbuzz Wine Studio
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Corkbuzz hosts this pop-up wine school with the Long Island winery. Guests will sample new releases from Wölffer Estate paired with small plates. More »
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Nightlife
- The Meeting*
- The Duplex Piano Bar & Cabaret
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Kids
- "Animal Party" with The Laurie Berkner Band
- Society for Ethical Culture
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Bring a stuffed animal to wear for "Pig on Her Head"--and a dollar to donate to nonprofit Heifer International--to the kindie-pop superstar's zoological dance party. More »
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Nightlife
- The Great Googamooga
- Prospect Park
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The inaugural food-and-drink festival. More »
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Nightlife
- Hannibal Buress
- Knitting Factory
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It’s a big night for the comic. More »
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Reading
- Jonathan Woods
- The Half King
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The crime writer reads from and discusses his debut novel, 'A Death in Mexico.' More »
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Nightlife
- Gossip
- Terminal 5
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Beth Ditto & Co. have a lot to say, and they’ll saying it unapologetically and with exuberance. More »
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Art
- "Juan Downey: The Invisible Architect."
- Bronx Museum of the Arts
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The first U.S. survey of works by the pioneering video artist. More »
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Classical
- New York City Opera: Orpheus
- El Museo del Barrio
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The company continues its tradition of introducing local audiences to baroque opera. More »
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Nightlife
- Chavez
- Bowery Ballroom
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If you’re a member of the loyal fanbase of the old-school mathrockers, you probably already bought your ticket to this somewhat rare show. More »
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Nightlife
- Lady Rizo
- Highline Ballroom
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A benefit show by the raucous Grammy-winning cabaret queen, for the raucous Grammy-winning cabaret queen. More »
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Kids
- It’s My Park Day at Gulick Park
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Celebrate your neighborhood park with activities including bike decorating, face-painting, flower planting, and a Ping-Pong tourney. More »
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Nightlife
- El-P
- Santos Party House
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The indie rapper’s 'Cancer 4 Cure' comes out this month, with guest appearances by Danny Brown, Interpol’s Paul Banks, Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, and more. More »
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Reading
- New Yorker Covers You Were Never Meant to See
- 92nd Street Y
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Francoise Mouly, the art editor of 'The New Yorker' and author of 'Blown Covers,' talks about what makes a good cover. More »
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