Parents: we hope dropoffs went OK this morning! Regardless, welcome back to your Park Slope events newsletter. As always, links to sources are in (parentheses) after each event. Follow our IG for updates as events change.
Book Now
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🔥🍿'Metallica: Some Kind Of Monster' W/Director Q&A@ Nitehawk on 9/24: “A rare, archival 35mm screening to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film Roger Ebert called, ‘Brilliant Oscar-level documentary filmmaking. Never a dull moment… fascinating’ and NPR’s David Edelstein cited as ‘One of the most marvelous rock documentaries of all time’”(7:00 PM, Nitehawk)
🔥🪦🎶Nightfall: Time Flies on 10/17 & 10/18: “Amidst the serene backdrop of weathered gravestones and trees whispering in the wind, this year’s Nightfall invites you to reflect on the fleeting nature of time itself. As dusk settles and darkness fills the cemetery, explore tales of lives lived and moments lost, revel in nostalgia for a grand past, and grieve for all the things that could have been. Join us for an evening where memories intertwine with the present, reminding us that in this sacred space, the essence of time is both ephemeral and eternal.”(7:00 PM, Green-Wood Cemetery, $80)
🔥🤣Parallel Play Live on 10/26: “Get ready for a variety show like no other with juicy secrets, hilarious special guests, and more with your 2 fave unhinged girlies, Harper-Rose Drummond and Kate Lavrentios”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $18.98)
Get Involved
🗑Free E-Waste Disposal: Drop it off! (10:00 AM, Old Stone House)
Park Pitch In: 9/11 National Service Weekend: “Volunteers will help remove invasive and unwanted wild plants from the 9/11 Grove on the North end of the Long Meadow.” (11AM, Prospect Park)
News and Links
City Bans Some of the Best Outdoor Seating in the Neighborhood: “Sidewalk cafes are allowed year-round under the new guidelines, but the rules include stipulations for how close seating can be to establishments’ front doors, subway grates, curbs, fire escapes and other structures. That presented a problem for Cafe Regular in Park Slope, which had long placed metal chairs and small tables outside its front door. Eric Bedell, 36, who visited the cafe on Thursday with his 10-week-old daughter, Marlee, said he wished that the city had let the chairs remain. … ’It livens up the neighborhood,’ he said.” (NY Times)
Noxious Fumes Detected at Gowanus School, but NYC Plans To Hold Class As Usual: “State investigators found high levels of petroleum contamination – including benzene, a known human carcinogen – in the indoor air of the basem*nt of the PS 372 annex building in March. They recommended the site be cleaned up. But in recent contentious community meetings, officials from the Department of Environmental Conservation and Department of Health have made clear that no permanent protective measures will be in place by the start of school – and that there are no plans to hold classes elsewhere.” (Gothamist)
Stella’s Caribbean is Re-Opening. “We are getting ready to open next week, stay tuned for exact date! We’ve missed you!” (IG)
G train service back to normal after summer 2024 shutdown: “The Metropolitan Transportation Authority spent the summer updating signals along the entire line. The MTA said the previous signals were more than 90 years old and needed to be updated with the latest communications-based train control system.“ (CBS)
Events
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Thursday, 9/5
🎪Bread And Puppet On Tour: The Beginning After The End Of Humanity Circus: “The company presents The Beginning After the End of Humanity Circus, a brand new show in the tradition of the iconic Bread & Puppet Circuses that began at Goddard College in Plainfield, Vermont in 1970. As usual, the show will draw on traditional circus tropes and familiar Bread and Puppet iconography to draw attention to the urgent issues of the day. Stilt dancers, paper maché beasts of all sizes and a riotous brass band make a raucous, colorful spectacle of protest and celebration.”(4:00 PM, Old Stone House)
🎨Opening, Joy Makon's “Near And Far:” “Join us for the opening of Makon’s watercolor show.”(5:00 PM, 440 Gallery)
🌈Dapperq Presents Nine: “Queer style platform dapperQ returns to present Nine, the ninth annual edition of New York Fashion Week’s largest LGBTQIA+ fashion show. Kick off the evening with a happy hour hosted by Henrietta Hudson, New York City’s longest-standing brick-and-mortar lesbian bar, and peruse pop-up shops before the runway showcase.”(6:00 PM, Brooklyn Museum)
🪦📕🥃Angel's Share: Caroline Shaw's 'Partita For 8 Voices': “Now in its sixth season, the Angel’s Share presents intimate classical classical music concerts, with repertoire ranging from medieval through to contemporary works, specifically chosen to highlight the unique presence and acoustic power of Green-Wood’s Catacombs, and the singular character of the Cemetery grounds. Caroline Shaw’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Partita for 8 Voices is a work of profound emotional beauty, a timeless expression that feels at home in any musical era.”(6:00 PM, Green-Wood Cemetery, $65)
🤣Punkie Johnson: “Johnson is a comedian and writer from New Orleans, Louisiana who joined the cast of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE in 2020.”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $24.63)
🤣Crush - Marley Gotterer: The Strongest Woman In New York: “Question: have you ever seen the hottest girl in your life crush a watermelon in between her thighs while holding three twinks on her back while rapping? That’s what I thought…The two-time champion of Twinks vs. Dolls Olympics, Marley Gotterer, headlines The Bell House in Brooklyn, NY, for ONE NIGHT ONLY, showing you her strength of body and of mind.”(7:30 PM, The Bell House, $25.40)
🎪Bread And Puppet On Tour: The Beginning After The End Of Humanity Circus: See 4PM listing. (8:00 PM, Old Stone House)
🌈🇵🇸🇸🇩Haute: A Queer Nightlife Event For Sudan, Palestine, & Black Trans Lives: “JOIN US AFTER DAPPERQ's WORLD RENOWNED FASHION SHOW TO CELEBRATE QUEER COMMUNITY IN STYLE & RAISE FUNDS FOR LIFE-AFFIRMING GRASSROOTS WORK. (ALLIES WELCOME!)”(10:00 PM, Littlefield, $24.58)
Friday, 9/6
🎓🪦🌳Class: A Meeting Of The Landscape Minds -- Contemporary Landscapes At The Historic Green-Wood Cemetery: “Rarely have so many influential design firms participated in the development of a single property as has been the case at The Green-Wood Cemetery ... Learn how each of these innovative firms helped expand the rich horticultural heritage of Green-Wood to include cultural and ecological considerations—and overcome changing physical conditions.”(9:00 AM, Green-Wood Cemetery)
🍿Central Library Film Club Back To School: 'Rushmore' (1998): “Come see one of director Wes Anderson's earliest films, starring Bill Murray and a young Jason Schwartzman in his debut role. This movie set the bar high for the style and substance of Anderson's later work, including a classic soundtrack by Mark Mothersbaugh and Randall Poster. If you've ever had an unreasonable teenaged crush or wanted to stay in school forever, this one's for you!”(3:00 PM, Central Library)
🪦📕🥃Angel's Share: Caroline Shaw's 'Partita For 8 Voices': See Thursday listing. (6:00 PM, Green-Wood Cemetery, $65)
🛼Hairmetal 80S V 90S Grunge Dreamland Roller Disco: “Dress up in the most fabulous, retro inspired outfit in your closet and join us on the dance floor! Retro Roller Disco outfits, glitter, sparkle, glitz & glam costumes are highly recommended! (but not mandatory)”(7:00 PM, LeFrak, $28.45)
🎶🇺🇸Ghost Rodeo: On-again off-again five-piece Americana band. "[Ed note: “Nitrate” is a banger. It came on our Spotify this week and we mistook it for Sinead O’Connor](7:00 PM, Young Ethel's)
🔥🤣Drunk Bollywood Live: Main Hoon Na + Afterparty: “After multiple packed and sold out performances, Lion Party Films’ Drunk Bollywood Live is back celebrating 20 years of “Main Hoon Na”! With a shining cast, tons of new jokes, and of course, plenty of booze, this is “Main Hoon Na” like you’ve never seen it before. Koi shaq?”(7:00 PM, Littlefield, $24.87)
🔥🤣Therapy Gecko Live: The Lizard Agenda Tour: “After embarking on a sold out world tour last year, multi-platform internet sensation Lyle Forever brings his beloved Therapy Gecko live show on the road again in 2024. Fans will get the chance to converse with Lyle live on stage as they share their hopes, dreams, and anything else in the recesses of their mind with the internet’s favorite gecko and unlicensed therapist. It will be an interactive, unpredictable evening as the audience journeys with a gecko into the unknown.”(7:30 PM, The Bell House, $35.45)
📕Support Your Local Writers! Live Reading Fundraiser: “Join us for an evening featuring 10 readers sharing stories about love in its many forms: romantic, familial, unrequited, platonic, and unforgotten. There will be baked goods and wine provided by Park Slope Ale House for sale. Donations will support an upcoming writer’s retreat for emerging writers.”(7:30 PM, The Ripped Bodice)
🏈Green Bay Packers Game @ Dram Shop: “With 6 tvs, big projector screen and live sound, Dram Shop is your #1 Packers bar in Brooklyn! #GoPackGo”(8:00 PM, Dram Shop Bar)
🏺A Night Of Play With Clay: “This is a fun few hours to get your hands on some clay, work on a form with the help of chala and tania in a relaxed environment, and to end out your week stress free!”(8:00 PM, Industry City)
Saturday AM, 9/7
🐶Fido Coffee Bark @ Prospect Park: “Held the first Saturday of every month, Coffee Bark is an opportunity for Brooklyn dog owners to chat over coffee and pastries while their dogs romp and play over dog biscuits. With dozens of dogs and people, Coffee Bark is an amazing sight. Look for coffee, pastries, dog biscuits and information about off-leash activities just south of the Picnic House.”(7:30 AM, Prospect Park)
🌳16th Annual Brooklyn T.E.A.L. Walk/Run™ Celebration: “A hybrid event that celebrates the courage of ovarian cancer survivors and the strength of the families who’ve been touched by the disease, while spreading awareness to the general public and raising money for research. Join the race in person or virtually.”(8:00 AM, Prospect Park)
🗑Free E-Waste Disposal: See Get Involved above. (10:00 AM, Old Stone House)
Park Pitch In: 9/11 National Service Weekend: See Get Involved above. (11AM, Prospect Park)
🍿’Amadeus’ @ Nitehawk: “Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Tom Hulce) is a remarkably talented young Viennese composer who unwittingly finds a fierce rival in the disciplined and determined Antonio Salieri (F. Murray Abraham). Resenting Mozart for both his hedonistic lifestyle and his undeniable talent, the highly religious Salieri is gradually consumed by his jealousy and becomes obsessed with Mozart’s downfall, leading to a devious scheme that has dire consequences for both men.”(11:00 AM, Nitehawk)
🍿’Welcome To The Dollhouse’ @ Nitehawk: “Middle-school student Dawn Weiner (Heather Matarazzo) faces degradation at school — where she is teased constantly — and at home. The middle child between nerdy older brother Mark (Matthew Faber) and perky younger sister Missy (Daria Kalinina), Dawn can’t seem to find a place to belong. Although she has a crush on a cute boy (Eric Mabius) whom her brother knows, she can only catch the attention of bully Brandon (Brendan Sexton Jr.), who threatens her to show affection.”(12:00 PM, Nitehawk)
Saturday PM
🔥🪈MSNBC Live: Democracy 2024 W/Jen Psaki, Steve Kornacki, Chris Hayes, Joy Reid: “Psaki, Kornacki, Hayes, Reid, Alex Wagner, Andrea Mitchell, and Katy Tur are scheduled to lead deep-dive discussions on the issues that matter most to voters: the state of the 2024 presidential race, the changing electorate, and the critical stretch of the campaign. Attendees will also get a rare, in-person look at Steve Kornacki breaking down the latest polls two months out from Election Day. Plus, an inside view at what it’s like to cover this historic election, featuring exclusive behind-the-scenes content.”(1:00 PM, BAM, $128.50)
🔥🪈World Premiere Of Executive Producer Rachel Maddow's “From Russia With Lev:” “'From Russia With Lev' reveals the outrageous scheme that led to former President Donald Trump's first impeachment. It follows the much, much larger-than-life journey of Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian-born hustler and former small-time mafia operator whose random, almost accidental association with Trump and his attorney Rudolph Giuliani took him around the world, and ultimately to prison. Lev reveals the ham-handed workings of the stealth campaign to dredge up false but damaging allegations against then-candidate Joe Biden.”(1:00 PM, BAM, $43.50)
🚸Open Streets: “Through the end of October. We’ve got a ton of fun activities and live music planned for y’all. Excited to see you on 5th Avenue!”(1:00 PM, 5th Avenue)
📕🐶Read With A Therapy Dog @ Central Library: “Our certified therapy dog Flash Gordon loves to be read to. Kids can make enormous strides in building self-esteem and confidence while acquiring a love of books by reading to a therapy dog.” (2:00 PM”Central Library)
🇧🇿NYC Belize Parkfest: “Calling all Belizeans, Caribbeans and Lovers of Belize! Come join us at Industry City Courtyard 1/2 for a day filled with fun, music, and good vibes! Get ready to enjoy live performances, delicious food, and interactive activities. Whether you’re a music lover, a foodie, or just looking for a good time, this event has something for everyone.”(4:00 PM, Industry City)
🎶Monthly Mixer @ Leroy's Place: “ALL VINYL DJ sets by @vinyl_historian. Special guest this time is tarot reader, Brooke Powers 🔮Refreshments on hand, as usual ! Don’t miss it!”(4:00 PM, Leroy's Place)
🔥🪈MSNBC Live: Democracy 2024 (SOLD OUT): “Join fellow viewers… For a first of its kind in-person, interactive experience. Connecting you with MSNBC's most trusted hosts and experts. Rachel Maddow. Steve Kornacki. Jen Psaki. And many more. All in one place. All live on stage. All in one day. Book your seat for these thought-provoking, in-depth discussions about what matters most in the final weeks of a historic election cycle.”(5:00 PM, BAM, $128.5)
🔥🪈Executive Producer Rachel Maddow's “From Russia With Lev: See 1PM listing.(5:00 PM, BAM, $43.50)
Saturday Night
💃🕺“Moving Together” Summer Series: Partner Dances Of New York: “Join in•corpus and the Old Stone House in 4th Street Plaza for a series of free community dance events centering partner dances from New York: Lindy Hop, Salsa On 2, and Latin Hustle! Each weekend evening will feature a 30-min expert-led dance lesson followed by two hours of open social dancing. No experience or partner necessary!”(6:00 PM, Old Stone House)
🪦📕🥃Angel's Share: Caroline Shaw's 'Partita For 8 Voices': See Thursday listing. (6:00 PM, Green-Wood Cemetery, $65)
🔥🪈Executive Producer Rachel Maddow's “From Russia With Lev.” See 1PM listing. (7:00 PM, BAM, $43.5)
🔥🤣Two Dykes And A Mic: Topping Your Best Friend Tour. “A weekly comedy podcast and internationally touring live show. Comedians and IRL BFFs McKenzie Goodwin and Rachel Scanlon host the world’s greatest and gayest show of all time. Get your nose ready, because you’re about to snort queer joy and laugh your gay cans off.”(7:30 PM, The Bell House, $40.60)
🔥🤣An Hour Of Stand Up With Jon Rudnitsky: “As seen on SNL, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Conan, Home Again with Reese Witherspoon, and Catch 22 with George Clooney.”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $15.64)
🏈Ohio State Vs WMU At Gun Hill: “Calling all Buckeyes! This is the place to watch ALL the games!”(7:30 PM, Industry City)
Sunday, 9/8
🧶Brooklyn Pop-Up Market @ Brooklyn Museum: “Stop by our market to shop one-of-a-kind, handmade items from local artisans. This weekly event features more than 20 vendors offering artwork, jewelry, fashion, home and apothecary goods, and more.”(10:30 AM, Brooklyn Museum)
Back to School Pop-Up w/Local Kids’ Vendors @ 390 Social: “Miss American Pie is in the front selling her delicious treats and the back is packed with kid-focused vendors. Swag bags will be given out to the first hundred families!” (390 Social IG)
🍕🍷Nate's Detroit Pizza Pop-Up @ Bar Louise: “Sunday scaries beware... let's end the week with a slize!”(1:00 PM, Bar Louise)
⌨️NYC Livecode Meetup: “LiveCode.NYC is a New York City-based collective that gathers to discuss, promote, and explore real-time programming. Our meetups are open to all. Come with works in progress to show, with ideas to bounce around, or just with your own curiosity to absorb and chat. We also encourage newcomers to livecoding to come through! It's always more fun to set up Tidal together. Remember to bring your chargers!”(1:30 PM, Central Library)
🎹Robert Kogan Compositions For Piano, Flute And Cello @ Old Stone House: “Kogan’s compositions have been presented in New York area concert halls including Carnegie Recital Hall, Town Hall, St. Paul’s Chapel, and at the Manhattan and Juilliard Schools of Music. Robert was also conductor of the Staten Island Symphony and the Philharmonic Symphony of Westchester, and cellist in the Bridge Trio.”(2:00 PM, Old Stone House, $30)
Monday, 9/9
📕Book Discussion @ Park Slope Library: ‘Conviction” By Denise Mina. “A true crime podcast sets a trophy wife’s present life on a collision course with her secret past in this “blazingly intense” New York Times Best Crime Novel of the Year (A. J. Finn).”(12:00 PM, Park Slope Library)
🎧Podcasting 101: “Curious about starting a podcast, or want to take your existing show to the next level? Join editaudio, an award-winning podcast production company, for an interactive Q&A session to answer your questions about the fundamentals of podcasting.”(6:00 PM, Central Library)
📕Rachel Kushner Discusses Creation Lake With Emma Straub: “Co-Presented with Books Are Magic, BPL Presents welcomes Rachel Kushner—a Booker Prize finalist, two-time National Book Award finalist, and “one of the most gifted authors of her generation” (The New York Times Book Review)—discusses Creation Lake, a new novel about a seductive and cunning American woman who infiltrates an anarchist collective in France—a propulsive page-turner of glittering insights and dark humor. Kushner will be in conversation with Emma Straub. ”(7:00 PM, Central Library)
🔥🍿Nobudge Live #41 @ Nitehawk: “A new program of nine short films from a group of emerging indie filmmakers based in New York. In this edition, we’re focused on young characters searching for new lives or reckoning with old ones. Ranging from day-to-day struggles to dystopian visions, there’s an unsettled feeling running through the lineup, along with a sense of guilt or desperation. Each of the films are New York or Brooklyn premieres and all filmmakers will be in attendance for a post-screening Q&A and Afterparty.”(7:15 PM, Nitehawk)
🔥🤣Josh Sharp's New Thing: “Brooklyn comedian Josh Sharp (a24's Dicks: The Musical, Ziwe, Search Party, plus many other esteemed under fives) does a new show where he performs an hour of stand up while he clicks through 1000+ slides. Expect jokes and story-telling alongside the herculean feat of stupidity that is memorizing a cue roughly every 3 seconds. Basically a one man show that's also a magic trick. Funny. Dumb. Manic. Erudite. A little sad. Funny. DUMB.”(8:00 PM, Littlefield)
🍿'Road House ' @ Nitehawk: “Dalton (Patrick Swayze) is the go-to man to clean up dirty bars when they get a little too, well, crazy. Let’s just say that he’s the bouncer’s bouncer. But when he rolls into the Double Deuce for his latest gig, he encounters way more trouble than usual. Besides the lazy and incompetent staff, he notices violence runs throughout the town because of town bully, the rich Brad Wesley (stellar character by Ben Gazzara). As he engages in a battle of principle he also falls in love with nurse (Kelly Lynch). The fight, the love, and the Thai Chi scenes in Road House are pretty much the best things ever.”(9:15 PM, Nitehawk)
Tuesday, 9/10
🎶Stomp, Clap And Sing With Cara Samantha: “Clap, dance, sing, and party along with Cara Samantha and her magical musicians as they crawl their way into your hearts with a variety of pop, Motown, Disney, and family-favorite songs.”(10:30 AM, Central Library)
🎓🪴First Class: Fall Plein Air Pastel Painting In The Garden: “Paint the gardens this autumn when the heat of summer has mostly receded, using soft pastels, an opaque medium with the color saturation of oil paint. This class is taught studio-style with individual attention and each session ends with a critique to discuss ideas and learn from one another’s work in group discussion. Some previous experience with drawing or other art media is recommended. On rainy days still-life subjects will be provided in the classroom.”(12:00 PM, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, $494)
📘Ken Siegelman's Brooklyn Poetry Outreach Featuring Prince A. Mcnally: “McNally is a teaching and performance poet from Brooklyn, N.Y., who facilitates workshops through schools and outreach programs, utilizing poetry and creative writing as a means of expression and self-discovery. His work has appeared in numerous publications across the U.S. and abroad. He has been nominated for Best of The Net, and the Pushcart Poetry Prize.”(5:30 PM, Park Slope Library)
✏️Life Drawing September 2024 @ Old Stone House: “Artists of all skill levels (including beginners) are welcome to join us in the Great Room on the 2nd floor of the Old Stone House for this evening session with a professional life model.”(7:00 PM, Old Stone House, $15.71)
🤣Pretty Major Hosted By Jay Jurden And Zach Zimmerman: “Presented by Vulture + Union Hall. Join us to see some of the best performers anywhere!”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $15.64)
🤣Young Hot slu*ts With Carly Ann Filbin: “An IRL dating show where millennials blindly choose their next bae based on how well they answer questions like "If you wanted morning sex, how would you initiate it?" all while comedic genius and host extraordinaire, Carly Ann Filbin, makes fun of them because, well, it's also a comedy show. Let's make some love connections, and at the very least, a wild story to tell at brunch.”(8:00 PM, Littlefield, $18.67)
🍿Cecil B. Demille's “Madam Satan” @ Nitehawk: “DeMille expertly controls the chaos as it ramps up from bawdy boudoir comedy to costumed musical, and finally disaster drama in a pre-code filled with hilarious nuggets and plenty of inspiration for your Halloween regalia this year.”(8:30 PM, Nitehawk)
Wednesday, 9/11
🏙Notes Of Tribute: Viewing The 9/11 Memorial Lights @ Green-Wood: “Green-Wood serves as the final resting place for over 100 people who lost their lives on September 11, 2001 and in the years that followed. In their remembrance, we will gather on one of Green-Wood’s hills overlooking the city skyline to witness the tribute lights over lower Manhattan.”(7:00 PM, Green-Wood Cemetery)
Thursday, 9/12
📕🥃Rullo's Book Club: “Two stories by Japanese writers.” (8:00 AM, Rullo's)
📗Make Your Own Comics With Isabel Roxas: “Are you an emerging illustrator or artist interested in making comics and graphic novels? In this special hands-on workshop, join author/illustrator Isabel Roxas for an overview on making comics for young readers, plus some drawing exercises to get you started on creating your own graphic novel adventure! ”(6:00 PM, Central Library)
🪦📕🥃Angel's Share: Mɔɹnɪŋ [Morning//Mourning]: “An operatic masterpiece by singer and composer Gelsey Bell, which begins just after humanity has disappeared entirely from the Earth, and traces the weeks, months, years, and millennia that follow. What emerges is a journey through time that is simultaneously whimsical, fantastical, playful and profound, offering a poignant reminder of what it means to be human – despite taking place entirely after our species has vanished from the planet. This specially-adapted production of this critically-acclaimed opera was created just for the Catacombs.” (6:00 PM, Green-Wood Cemetery, $65)
🔥🍿'The Godfathers Of Hardcore' Followed By A Q&A With Vinnie Stigma And Howie Abrams And A Special Acoustic Performance By Vinnie Stigma: “To celebrate the release of Vinnie Stigma’s new book The Most Interesting Man in the World, we’re screening the Agnostic Front doc The Godfathers of Hardcore, followed by a Q&A with Vinnie Stigma and a special acoustic performance.”(7:00 PM, Nitehawk)
🍿🌳Summer Movie Series @ Old Stone House: Double Feature! Two Comedic Films By Local Park Slope Filmmaker Sue Zarco Kramer.: “Swipe NYC (2024) (20 min.) First … ‘Swipe follows the journey of recent divorcee and empty nester, SYD who picks up the pieces of her broken life by throwing herself into the vulnerable, hilarious world of online dating. Filmed in Park Slope! ‘Gray Matters’ … Kramer's debut feature film starring Heather Graham, Tom Cavanaugh, Bridget Moynahan, Sissy Spacek, Alan Cumming and Molly Shannon.”(7:00 PM, Old Stone House)
🔥🤣Austin Nasso's Comedy Metaverse: “Nasso, a former Microsoft software engineer turned full-time comedian and impressionist, brings a fresh perspective to the comedy world with his tech-savvy humor and impeccable impressions. As a recurring guest performer on the Howard Stern Show, his talent has gained widespread acclaim. Nasso is also co-founder of the internationally touring comedy show "Socially Inept: Tech Roast Show," where he roasts the tech industry's biggest players.”(7:30 PM, Union Hall, $29.78)
🪦📕🥃Angel's Share: Mɔɹnɪŋ [Morning//Mourning]: See earlier listing. (7:30 PM, Green-Wood Cemetery, $65)
🤣Ellen Winter & Softee: Quit Playing Games With My Heart: “WINTER & SOFTEE co-headline a night of not hating the player, but the game (sometimes literally). Come in your best y2k look and get ready to groove to performances by Tsebiyah, A.Sarr, drag artist Hazyl, and more! Plus a Mario Kart tournament in between sets!”(8:00 PM, Littlefield, $18.67)
🤣Olivia Von Blue Is A Star!: “Von Blue was a child actor with a weird name and she has a solo show to prove it! Musical direction by James Ezra.”(10:00 PM, Union Hall, $15.64)
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