This weekend in Bayonne, NJ

Honoring Gregory “Gus” Ross, affectionately known as BigFoot, this community gathering celebrates a vibrant life of stories, music, cycling, and curiosity along the Coney Island boardwalk. Gus brought joy as a DJ, turned chance encounters into lasting connections, and explored the world on two wheels with a spirit of freedom. He passed away 13 years ago, yet his memory continues to inspire and connect people. Attendees come together in the open, bold spirit he embodied. T-shirts are available upon request, and the gathering is open to friends, family, strangers, and anyone moved by his story.

Travel by bus to the New Amsterdam Theatre for the Broadway show Aladdin, with tickets and bus transportation provided. The cost is 250 per person, with a 150 deposit and the remaining balance due 30 days prior. Pickups are available in Salisbury, Seaford, and Camden. The plan is to arrive in New York City before the performance, offering a little time to browse nearby shops or grab a bite to eat. After the show, the bus departs for home, with one stop on the way up and one on the return.

Young children can discover pickleball at Newport Racquet Club in Jersey City. This cheerful beginner program introduces the game with lively activities tailored for first timers and little athletes, keeping the focus on movement and fun. Reserve a spot through the club’s website.

House of Fitness presents a community fitness class at Colosseum Gym with Coach Rueben, Coach Darlene, and DJ Mook. The session is beginner-friendly and open to everyone. Bring hand weights and plenty of energy.

Team Interrupters Inc.’s 8th annual motorcycle and carwash fundraiser features a $20 per vehicle wash that includes an exterior cleaning, a vacuum, a TII air freshener, and a cold or hot beverage with a light snack while you wait. Proceeds support youth mentoring and community programs, including educational workshops, leadership development, field trips, and other positive opportunities for the young people served. If attending is not possible or you do not drive, donations are welcomed through Cash App at $teaminterruptersinc, Zelle at 908-603-9458, PayPal at Team Interrupters Inc., or Venmo at Team Interrupters Inc. Every contribution helps strengthen this work in the community.

A neighborhood block party featuring games, activities, food, and music. More information and preregistration for backpacks are available.

A conference is set at Gibney Dance and includes classes with tickets available online. To purchase class access, visit the events page, select the event button, then scroll to the link to buy. There is also a one day sale on individual tickets.

Experience a Happiness Showcase open house at The Learning Experience Bushwick that highlights early childhood education and kindergarten readiness. Explore programs that span infancy through pre-K, learn about a unique curriculum that nurtures growth across academics as well as social, emotional, and physical development, and meet the educators and leadership team. Guided tours will take you through the classrooms and a modern learning environment while showing how intentional play, learning by doing, and well established teaching practices work together to support children’s progress. Team members will be available to discuss enrollment, tuition, schedules, and enrichment offerings. Children are welcome, making this a family friendly visit to the center.

Take part in an Argentine tango class guided by Koba Shonia, a Russian-speaking instructor, at the Coney Island Library in Brooklyn. Admission is free. The library is close to West 19th Street. Day-of details can be confirmed by calling the venue at 1-718-265-3220.

An author signing for the novel Until Love Finds Us takes place at The Book House, offering a chance to meet the writer, get books signed, and hear more about a heartfelt later-in-life romance focused on second chances, healing, hope, and rediscovering love. The event welcomes readers already familiar with Jack and Melanie as well as those discovering their story for the first time. The author also expresses sincere gratitude for the support and encouragement that have guided this journey.

Now in its ninth year, Black VegFest brings a vibrant celebration of plant-based food, culture, and Black collaboration to Lincoln Terrace Park. Attendees can look forward to live performances, insightful lectures, engaging workshops, and a lively vegan marketplace offering beloved food, products, and merchandise. The experience is family friendly and welcomes guests of all ages. All visitors are encouraged to bring vegan food or plan to purchase vegan options at Liberation Farm. Guests may bring a tent or rent one through Liberation Farm, and first-time campers can receive guidance through virtual camping classes. Vendors are invited to apply. Guided by a mission to expand Black-centered spaces that protect nonhuman animals, Black VegFest provides a platform where Black communities define what vegan community, health, and food sovereignty mean from their own perspective.

A relaxed community gathering centered on LGBTQ+ inclusive aquatic performing arts. Synchronized swimmers can share pieces without rules, judging, or scores, and works in progress are welcome alongside themed routines that incorporate longer deck segments and props. Performers from other water based styles are part of the mix too, including aqua Zumba, dance, water drag, mermaiding, Pink Flamingo style numbers, or any other creative water art. A pool with shallow and deep sections, plus a deck, will be available for staging and movement. An interest form is available for prospective performers, with one submission per team or group.

Open Streets on Amsterdam Avenue turns the thoroughfare into a friendly community scene with games, live music, food, drinks, and opportunities to get moving. Explore the International Makers Market, where locally owned small businesses present jewelry, textiles, handmade clothing, organic body care, home decor, independent art, and more. Connect with neighbors, discover new makers, and enjoy the open street energy. Presented with support from Columbus-Amsterdam BID, OnAirMkts LLC, and NYC DOT.

Elevated Succulents brings a fresh shipment of rare and unusual succulents to the Minthorne Summer Market Series, including colorful collector plants and eye catching driftwood creations. Find handmade driftwood pot arrangements, limited release plant arrivals, one of a kind gifts and home decor, and helpful tips for caring for your plants. The market offers indoor and outdoor shopping with local vendors and a lively community atmosphere. It is open to the public, and free parking is available. Support small businesses and discover new favorites from around Staten Island.

Join the Monthly 2 Hour GameJam Club for OBSHAGCE, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of making games and then build your own. Bring a laptop that can run OBSHAGCE. The doors open at 1:00 PM, there’s a workshop at 1:30 PM, the game jam starts at 2:00 PM and runs until 4:00 PM with presentations beginning afterward. At 5:00 PM, the arcade opens for regular use.

Celebrate culture, creativity, and community at the Black Excellence Festival 2026, a fun in-person event featuring live music, food, and good vibes. The day also includes school supplies giveaways, and there will be a scholarship awarded to a high school graduate for college. Come enjoy an upbeat celebration of Black excellence and connect with inspiring people.

Join Eataly’s Scuola Chef for a demonstration-style class featuring four refreshing no-cook Italian summer recipes. Watch step by step as the chef prepares dishes like bruschetta, prosciutto e melone, scallop crudo with caviar, and lemon granita. You’ll also get to enjoy the full menu paired with a glass of prosecco, and take home recipes so you can recreate everything at home.

Join Executive Chef Natiya De Leon for a hands-on Georgian cooking class focused on two classic dishes. You’ll learn how to work with different doughs to make Adjaruli Khachapuri, a boat-shaped cheese bread filled with cheese, butter, and egg, and you’ll also make Khinkali, a meat-filled dumpling. After baking and cooking, you’ll get to enjoy what you’ve made and sample Georgian wine, along with soft drinks and Georgian beer or wine as listed.

A University of Minnesota alumni golf outing brings alumni and friends together at Weequahic Golf Course in Newark, New Jersey, hosted by the NY, NJ and CT Alumni Network. Enjoy an 18 hole round with carts along with time to connect and mingle during a relaxed summer gathering. The exact tee time will be confirmed closer to the outing.

Casual pick-up softball for Pac-12 alumni and their guests takes place at Central Park’s North Meadow, Field 2. The format is relaxed and adjusts to the number of players who arrive. Teams are formed at the field and are mixed regularly to keep things balanced. All experience levels are welcome, women and men, and new participants are encouraged. Wearing something that represents your school is requested, and good sportsmanship is expected. An RSVP helps estimate attendance, though actual turnout may be higher than the posted count. If you do not have a glove, sharing is usually possible. Comfortable athletic clothing is recommended. Spectators are welcome, and there are often informal refreshments together after the game. Weather may affect field availability. Field status is available by calling 212-628-1036 and following the prompts 1, then 1, then 2. Questions can be sent to the organizer at ckesluk@gmail.com.

Josh Baker is set to perform alongside Laidlaw, Natalia Roth, and Cole Terrazas at Knockdown Center. Expect an afternoon of electronic, uk garage, tech house, and dance music. Tickets are available through Resident Advisor and DICE.

Bastid’s BBQ is back in New York for a full day of good music, good food, and good people. The event runs at The Seaport and includes live performances, with doors opening at 3:00 PM. This is an 18+ event.

Sweeten the vibe at The Candy Shop edition of the MUST LOVE BEARDS tour, where every guest receives a branded lollipop designed to spark conversation throughout the party. The candy doubles as an icebreaker, making it easy to offer someone a treat and jot a phone number on the wrapper to keep the connection going. Launched in January 2015 by I DON'T DO CLUBS founder Genese Jamilah, MUST LOVE BEARDS is a national daytime party series that spotlights bearded men and the women who are fans. To keep the energy balanced, women's admission is sold in advance, while men receive complimentary entry with RSVP, whether or not they have a beard. The event is hosted by I DON'T DO CLUBS, and music direction is led by Pete Monsanto. Men's tickets are free with RSVP. Women's tickets are $15 to $35, must be purchased via Posh, and are not available at the door. All women's ticket sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Purchasing a ticket indicates consent to be photographed or filmed, and images or video may be used to promote future events. The crowd features Black American, West Indian, and African professionals and creatives. The dress code calls for trendy, comfortable style. Find updates on Instagram at @mustlovebeardsparty and @idontdoclubs, and event hashtags include #IDDCmustlovebeards and #mustlovebeards. For partnership inquiries or questions, email partnerships@idontdoclubs.com.

This celebration honors more than a century of Italian American tradition in true Jersey style. Promised Land performs at the feast and brings the spirit of the Jersey shore to the street.

MAUM Market NYC is a curated day of discovery and community featuring Asian makers and friends. Browse one-of-a-kind ceramics, stationery, jewelry, home goods, and art, plus enjoy food and drink pop-ups. The event is free to attend, and it’s family- and pet-friendly, with well-behaved dogs welcome.

Anchors Tiki Bar features country music in a tiki setting.

Set in Brooklyn, New York, this tropical late-night celebration centers on genuine connection, lively vibes, and a sultry, grown-up atmosphere. The experience includes a hot tub, food, an open bar, live entertainment, and a DJ keeping the energy up through the night. The theme leans into luau and tropical nights, bringing island spirit to the city... think palm-framed daydreams, a rum drink in hand, and the warmth of summer in the air. The dress code is island-inspired chic. Bright colors, bold tropical prints, florals, breezy linen sets, resort looks, sarongs, swimwear paired with tasteful cover-ups, leis, and body jewelry all fit the look. Go beachy or elevated, just stay on theme and keep it refined.

This annual gathering brings together 111th St. alumni and their friends and family.

Machel Montano is bringing his high-energy blend of EDM, dancehall, and soca to Rumsey Playfield in Central Park for an evening show. Tickets are listed as on sale via See Tickets.

Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on cooking class focused on Pasta Cacio e Pepe. A Scuola Chef will guide you through the process, starting with preparing the classic dish for you to taste, then moving into making the pasta and recipe from scratch. You’ll also enjoy an included menu with an antipasto, welcome Prosecco, and your pasta along with a wine pairing, and you’ll leave with what you create in class.

Get ready for a Saturday sunset booze cruise with NYC’s hottest DJs, sailing out from Pier 36 for an end-of-weekend dance session. Enjoy skyline views from the rooftop deck, jam to a mix of hip-hop, reggae, reggaeton, dembow, EDM, and house, and take advantage of the fully stocked bar onboard. Boarding starts at 6:00 PM, with departure at 6:30 PM, and the cruise returns at 9:30 PM. There’s a 21+ age requirement with valid ID, and a birthday guest can receive a free bottle of champagne with a reservation.

Head to Bushwick Comedy Club for a friendly open mic night featuring 12 comics with 5 minutes each. There’s a quick participation rule that all comics must stay for their full mic time, and late arrivals may get their time halved or lose their spot to the waitlist. Tickets are $5, and refunds or cancellations are not available for these open mics.

Step into a 1950s-style prom night where a shocking death turns the dance floor into a crime scene. You will join an interactive whodunit dinner theater experience, gather clues, ask questions, and work through the twists and surprises alongside other guests to figure out who the killer is before the final dance. Costumes with a retro prom vibe are encouraged but not required, and the evening includes dinner with several menu options.

Bona Fide Duo presents a concert at the William Musto Cultural Center-Union City Museum that highlights more than three decades of their artistic journey. The performance honors their enduring collaboration.

Harlem Shark Bar comes alive as MILoCC brings back Queer Karaoke, pairing lively music with a welcoming sense of community. It is a celebration created by and for queer attendees, with opportunities to take the mic, cheer each performance, and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere together.

Catch Usher Raymond and Chris Brown at MetLife Stadium for a co-headlining R&B concert as part of The R&B Tour. The show takes place in East Rutherford, NJ.

Join comedian D.L. Hughley for a live comedy show at City Winery New York City. The show is scheduled to start in the evening.

Get ready for a big night of R&B and pop with USHER and Chris Brown at MetLife Stadium. The show starts at 7:00 PM, and tickets are available through Ticketmaster.

Esperanza Spalding performs a set that moves from spirited serenades to sometimes chilling ballads. Her newest work reveals a deeply rooted classical jazz training, brought to life through the enduring art of improvisation.

Joe Zimmerman is taking the stage for a comedy show at Prudential Center in Newark. The event starts at 7:00 PM.

Luh Tyler and 1900Rugrat are taking the stage at Gramercy Theatre for the Destined for Greatness tour. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Catch an indie rock and alternative night at Elsewhere - Zone One featuring Slow Joy and Growing Pains. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Check out an acid techno and electronic night featuring Charlotte de Witte, with Yousuke Yukimatsu billed as a B2B partner. The doors and show start at 7:00 PM at Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn.

Enjoy a pink and white themed moonlight cruise departing from Brooklyn with music from DJs Chris Love, Skiz, Beetle, and Dave Diggs. A complimentary soul food buffet will be provided by Virgina Cuisine. Tickets are $75.

Birmingham Legion FC travels to face Brooklyn FC in a men’s soccer match at Maimonides Park in Brooklyn. The game takes place under the lights in a ballpark setting, highlighting quick tempo, strategic play, and the possibility of decisive late moments.

Please note that set times and any opening acts may change without notice. For accessible seating, email Info@BrooklynParamount.com to arrange accommodations. Guests with balcony admission can enjoy a dedicated entrance, balcony-level access, a private bar, private restrooms, and a private coat check.

A Leo Blue and White celebration at the revamped Co-op City Grand Ballroom honors five decades of Edenwald Day and Old Timers' Day. David and Steve The Bear Sheppard lead the commemoration, with a special salute to Steve Sheppard’s Olympic gold that inspired the first Edenwald Day. DJ sets by three Tri-state standouts, DJ Juan Coon, DJ Reggie Wells, and DJ Hollywood, will power the party. The festivities also recognize birthdays for Leos, with Dave celebrating his 74th. Tickets and reserved tables are available.

Get ready for a night of Latin music on the water with Aventura Boat Party: Bachata & Latin Yacht Cruise. Board at Pier 78 and enjoy a multi-deck harbor ride with live DJs spinning Bachata, Reggaeton, and other Latin hits. The experience includes heated indoor spaces plus open-air decks, with views of the Manhattan skyline and passes by iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge. A fully stocked bar is available onboard, and food can be purchased separately. This is an adults-only event for ages 21 and up with a physical ID.

Get ready for an emo and pop punk night as The Black Parade takes over the main room of QXT's in Newark. Expect DJs Jet, Swabby, and Katastrophiee spinning favorites from bands like Fall Out Boy, Yellowcard, My Chemical Romance, All Time Low, Blink-182, AFI, Panic! At the Disco, and more. Requests are welcome. There’s also additional DJ programming downstairs across The Crypt and Area 51. Doors are open for the night, and the event is for ages 21+.

Get ready for a night of straight reggaeton and nonstop perreo energy at this Brooklyn dance party. DJs will also be spinning a mix of Latin sounds including current pop hits, throwbacks, salsa, merengue, dembow, and more. Doors open at 10:00 PM, and the music runs into the early morning. Attendees must be 21+ with proper physical ID, and there is a dress code (no offensive language on clothing, and avoid athletic shorts, slides, swim trunks, sweatpants, Timberlands, sandals, and flip flops). VIP bottle service is available by reservation.

William United Volleyball Club is hosting tryouts at BQE Fitness in Astoria for two competitive teams, U15 and U17. Players practice three times per week in Long Island City and Astoria and compete in GEVA and AAU tournaments. The club focuses on well-rounded development, helping athletes build skills, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and meaningful connections in a supportive community. To get ready, an intensive training program is available at Q501 Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Astoria, with sessions for beginners, advanced athletes, and experienced club players. For more information or to register, contact Louise at (347) 456-4690.

Enjoy an upbeat, all-levels vinyasa flow with Heidi in the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Expect playful, mindful sequencing, a short meditation, and clear guidance that supports safe movement for every body. The practice focuses on easing stress while improving alignment, posture, and balance, and it builds strength and flexibility. Heidi offers practical tips to prevent injury and works with students to address individual needs, which can be especially helpful for tight hips, tense shoulders, or a sore back. Please arrive a little early and bring a yoga mat if you have one. The class is $20. For questions, email heidi@HeidisYogaForAll.com or send a DM.

Set on the water at Hoboken 14th Street Pier, this Grateful Dead tribute cruise features Gratefully Yours in an authentic live performance that channels the band’s classic sound and improvisational spirit. The vibe is lively and communal, with space to dance on deck and sing alongside other fans. Beyond the music, the four hour outing doubles as a brunch party with a buffet, open air decks, and sweeping views of the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline. A Shakedown inspired vendor area showcases 20-plus vendors offering tie dye, art, jewelry, vintage pieces, and more, echoing the feel of a Deadhead marketplace. Open to all ages, it brings together devoted showgoers and newer listeners for an easygoing afternoon centered on music, conversation, and community.

Experience a vibrant open air marketplace at Makerhoods that spotlights Newark’s creative community. Local artisans, makers, and small businesses come together with handmade goods, unique gifts, fresh produce, and a variety of food options. Music and a friendly neighborhood feel set the tone for browsing, connecting, and supporting local talent in a relaxed courtyard setting. Admission is free, it is family friendly, and the event is outdoors, weather permitting.

Join a hands-on cooking class where the Scuola Chef guides you through making Limoncello Tiramisu from scratch. You will start by tasting what’s prepared in the class, then roll up your sleeves and create your own version to take home. The session includes a menu with an antipasto, welcome Prosecco, and the finished Limoncello Tiramisu. Seating is first-come, first-served, class length is about 1 hour with a possible 10 to 15 minute variation, and anyone consuming alcohol must be 21+ with valid government-issued ID.

A comic-making class for kids helps turn ideas into clear, engaging stories on the page. Instructor Raymond Salvador draws on industry experience to teach the foundations of visual storytelling and the steps for printing a finished comic. Students learn techniques that keep work readable and stories resonant with audiences, covering concepts that are not typically taught in conventional art programs. Open to ages 7 and up, it is designed to equip each participant with the tools needed to create comics from start to finish.

Family Day in Brooklyn offers pinball and video game fun in a welcoming, family friendly setting. Every child must be with a parent or legal guardian. Barcade is contributing a portion of Family Day token sales to Gamers Outreach, a nonprofit that brings recreation to children in hospitals through video games and the support of the gaming community.

Skate to a high-energy K‑pop soundtrack at a celebratory anniversary party inspired by K‑Pop Demon Hunters with Derpy at Pier 2 Roller Skating Rink in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Look forward to sing‑alongs, a costume contest, plenty of favorite tracks, and snack specials. Admission is $12, and skate rentals are $8. A $35 VIP pass includes skates, a souvenir soda cup, and a skate and play bag. A $25 discount is available on a K‑Pop Demon Hunters birthday package. For more information, call 718‑300‑2401. Roll, dance, and celebrate in true K‑pop style.

WJOA is hosting a summertime brunch at Astoria Provisions. Capacity is limited, and RSVP is requested on Partiful.

Bring your talent for a fun summer open mic at Rita's Ice in Woodbridge. Poets, singers, musicians, rappers, and performers are all invited to take the mic and share their work. Text 908-386-1339 to get your spot behind the microphone, and enjoy the sweet atmosphere while you watch local art. (Future dates include 9/13, 1-5 PM.)

Radio City Music Hall presents an arena-scale concert experience of Les Misérables, featuring Killian Donnelly as Jean Valjean and Bradley Jaden as Javert. Ticket pricing includes fees before any applicable taxes, and casting may change without notice. Purchasing tickets signifies agreement to the health and safety policies in place at the time, which may be updated based on government or venue guidance. The performance may include immersive elements such as strobe or intense lighting, powerful sound, striking visual effects, and atmospheric smoke or fog, which could affect those with related sensitivities. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as various advance opportunities, such as options for American Express and Chase cardholders, a fan presale, a venue presale, Verizon Access offerings, and Official Platinum options.

Gene DiNapoli brings an oldies set and more to Hawkins Park. Pack a chair, a blanket, and snacks, and enjoy a bit of summer fun.

This event features a screening of All the President’s Men (1976) at United Palace. Attendees can watch the film in a theater setting.

Set aside an afternoon to rediscover laughter, curiosity, and meaningful connection in Brooklyn, centered on the idea that humor can bring people closer to themselves and to one another. The experience begins at HumorVille, an immersive, interactive small town conceived by Jester of the Peace Barbara Ann Michaels. Participants explore playful civic spaces like the HumorVille Marriage Bureau, Post Office, Elections Board, Public Library, and Telephone Company, each designed to spark conversation, delight, surprise, and thoughtful moments along the way. More than a gallery visit or a traditional show, it is a hands-on adventure that invites loosening up and engaging with others in a warm, openhearted spirit. Those choosing the Full Experience continue with dinner at Casa Ora in Williamsburg, known for vibrant Venezuelan cuisine, welcoming service, and creative cocktails. It is a relaxed setting to keep the conversation flowing, share reflections from the afternoon, and spend time with a thoughtful group of women. Tickets are available for the HumorVille experience only at $85 first release or $90 full price for non-members, and $75 first release or $80 full price for Art-full members. Art-full members may also select the Full Experience with dinner at $100 first release or $110 full price, which includes one dinner entrée up to $20 with tax and tip. All tickets include access to HumorVille, and attendance is intentionally limited to preserve an intimate feel. Whether attending solo or with friends, this gathering offers a chance to connect beyond small talk, try something truly original, and affirm that joy, humor, and play belong at the heart of daily life.

This hands-on workshop explores the basics of traditional cold process soapmaking. Participants learn essential techniques, then follow guided steps to measure ingredients, blend a personalized aroma from pure essential oils, and add a natural clay or botanical color so each batch reflects individual style. Every component used is completely natural, from oils and butters to mineral and plant based colorants, creating bars that are gentle on skin and considerate of the planet. Each person finishes class with a freshly poured batch that yields about five to six bars to take home in the mold. The soap firms overnight, is unmolded and sliced the next day, and cures for four to six weeks before it is ready to enjoy or gift. Completing this introductory class unlocks access to Open Soap Studio sessions at a discounted rate, with equipment and ingredients provided. An experienced instructor is available for questions while participants work independently and at their own pace. Private one-on-one workshops are also available for tailored instruction or for those looking to gain confidence making soap at home.

Enjoy a close-up, intimate live jazz experience inside BrownstoneJAZZ, a restored 19th-century Victorian brownstone in Bedford Stuyvesant. This Sunday after brunch features a trio set, with doors opening at 3:30 PM. Dress to impress for the Jazz Age, and note the house rules including no athletic wear, no smoking or vaping, ID required, and no refunds.

Get ready for a Sunday sunset Latin dance party at Pier 15. Expect high-energy perreo with heavy reggaeton, Latin trap, and dembow, plus DJs playing reggaeton and classics like salsa, bachata, and merengue. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the party runs into the late night with a full bar and food menu available. This is an 21+ event with proper ID required, taking place at Watermark Beach Club outdoors by the river near the Brooklyn Bridge.

D.L. Hughley takes the mic with razor sharp humor and candid insight, delivering punchy stand-up that lands with impact and feels authentic from start to finish. A legendary figure in comedy, he keeps it real with a straightforward set that favors raw laughs and unvarnished truth.

EuroGallery is an all-green-and-black formal in-person event featuring featured artwork from EuroArtVision, plus live music, food, and drinks. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the event runs from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

D.L. Hughley is bringing his comedy show to City Winery New York City for an evening performance. The show is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM at the venue.

Catch Machel Montano live at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park. The show is scheduled for 6:00 PM local venue time.

At Grassroots Community-Space, this event offers two levels of instruction, starting with a beginner class and continuing with an intermediate class. The previous week highlighted merengue. Registration is available.

The Red Clay Strays take the stage at Madison Square Garden in New York for a live performance.

Channel your inner artist at this guided painting experience at Muse Paintbar - Tribeca. No prior art experience is needed, since the instructors walk you through the process step by step. You’ll create your own customized masterpiece to take home, making it a great plan for a date night, friends, or a group outing.

Head to The Three Monkeys Bar for the Summer Sunset Sundays Concert Series featuring live music by Delaney White. It’s a laid-back, in-person evening designed for relaxing, good vibes, and smooth, soulful tunes, with about a 3-hour showtime.