Events in Long Beach today

Mark the school holiday for Italian Heritage and Indigenous Peoples Day with a one-day camp at the Greenpoint YMCA that blends play, learning, creativity, and active movement in a supportive, supervised setting. Children can take part in arts and crafts, sports and games, music and movement, and science activities. Please send a lunch with no nuts, two snacks, and a water bottle. Registration is completed in person at the Greenpoint YMCA front desk. For more information, call 212-912-2260 or email greenpoint_contact@ymcanyc.org.

Explore New York City through an event that shines a light on its dynamic past, present, and future. Hosted at the Museum of the City of New York, this experience reveals lesser known stories about the Big Apple and offers fresh perspectives for curious visitors.

At Graybar Passage, live demonstrations spotlight the GoCafe® Insulated Mug alongside complimentary gifts and fresh color options. Each purchase comes with a coffee voucher, a limited edition tote, and a sticker sheet, and posting about your visit on social media also earns a coffee voucher and an uchiwa. The demos highlight Zojirushi technology in action, including excellent heat retention, leakproof performance, and a lightweight build, plus new shades such as Matte Gold.

A maternity tour is available with check-in at the Mercy Hospital main lobby, where a member of the Maternal Child division will meet participants before it begins. Advance reservations are required; to reserve a spot, call 516-626-3729. Attendance is limited to six people in total, with up to two participants per couple. Spanish language support is available.

Turn a day off from school into Halloween fun at OLV in Staten Island. Children will enjoy a bat-focused story and make a craft with a Halloween theme, with additional activities planned. Snacks and coffee will be available. After story time, kids can enjoy open play in a roomy indoor play space with chances to climb, swing, slide, explore, and use their imaginations. The cost is $30 for the first child and $15 for the second.

Enjoy a free-entry skating session at the rink in Brooklyn Bridge Park, Pier 2. Everyone gets in at no cost, and rentals are available if needed. Skates are $8 and skate mates are $6. It is a simple, active outing that works well for kids, friends, and groups.

A weekly open mic happens every Monday night. Advance notice is appreciated if you plan to come, but walk-ins are welcome too.

The Chicks take the stage at Beacon Theatre in New York with a refined concert that blends heartfelt storytelling and high-energy country-pop. Rich, room-filling vocals anchor a set that moves from quiet, intimate moments to big, full-band anthems. Fan favorites arrive in impactful live arrangements that keep the momentum going throughout the night.

Brooklyn Bowl hosts a soothing sound healing experience guided by Charlotte Douglas and her husband, Captain Kirk Douglas of The Roots. The session invites participants to set intentions and relax as immersive vibrations fill the space. Bring a yoga mat or blanket for comfort. Please note that bowling will not be available during this event.

The New York Islanders meet the Winnipeg Jets at UBS Arena for a head-to-head showdown.

Vancouver takes on New York in an interconference clash that matches the Canucks’ speed and finesse with the Islanders’ disciplined, hard-hitting style. The contrast often leads to close games with sudden momentum swings. With early-season points on the line and star players on both rosters, both sides will be pushing hard from the opening faceoff.

The Bomb Shelter Open Mic showcases unfiltered stand-up in NYC and is presented by Lauren Leroux. It is open to performers of every experience level who want to try new material, refine their sets, and share big laughs in a lively, supportive atmosphere. The format keeps the pace brisk with quick turns at the microphone. Stage time is $5 for 5 minutes.

Refresh and strengthen with an adult yoga class focused on a total body workout that tones muscles and elevates the heart rate. This class welcomes both experienced practitioners and beginners. Please bring a yoga mat and helpful props such as straps, bolsters or pillows, and an eye pillow. The class takes place at Croydon Hall Gym. Fees are $65 for the full session or $12 for a weekly drop in (R). Register for the full session or pay as you come.

An elegant candle-lit waterside dining experience at Blue Pearl features a custom three-course menu to benefit the work of CP Unlimited empowering people with disabilities on Staten Island. The menu draws on produce from the CPU/Smile Farms greenhouses, and wine pairings are available.

Failure brings a live performance to Warsaw Concerts. The show welcomes attendees of every age. Tickets are available through an artist presale, a Bandsintown presale, a Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale.

Oliver Malcolm takes the stage at Baby’s All Right for a live performance that welcomes all ages. Getting there is simple, with the J, M, and Z lines stopping at Marcy Avenue and the L line at Bedford Avenue, and a garage available one block west on Broadway. The bar is open each night.

Max Rarity hosts a weekly Commander event. Entry is $10, and participants receive two Play booster packs. For questions, contact Max Rarity.

Set sail for a weekly One Piece Trading Card Game showdown at Max Rarity. Entry is $10. Participation includes current TP. Prizes feature a full credit payout to the top cut based on attendance, plus winner TPs that also scale with attendance. Prove who the greatest pirate is.

New Comic Book Day brings a fresh wave of weekly releases. New issues arrive each week and are available for purchase as soon as the store opens. Browse the latest titles and pick up the week's new comics while they are freshly stocked.

Settle in with Manhattan skyline views at The Exchange and enjoy 15% off bottles of wine plus a $15 local cheese plate. Suitable for a date or a casual meet-up with friends.

Young players can enjoy weekly drop-in dodgeball with co-ed teams chosen anew each time. The focus is on fast-paced, friendly play with plenty of chances to dodge, duck, dip, and dive. Designed for children entering kindergarten through fifth grade, this program takes place at Croydon Gym. Families can opt for the full eight-week session for $40 or pay per visit at $5 for residents and $6 for nonresidents.

An upbeat evening of ping pong at SOL House of Healing Arts pairs lively rallies with made-to-order drinks from the juice bar. Held weekly, these casual gatherings encourage bringing friends to play and unwind in a friendly atmosphere. Admission is complimentary with any juice bar purchase, and online booking is available.

This free social gaming night brings people together at Manny’s Sweet Treats in Mineola for a relaxed evening of play and conversation. New and experienced players can dive into timeless titles, strategic favorites, tabletop adventures, and collectible card games. Attendees may bring their own games or choose from a growing in-house selection. Manny’s Sweet Treats, a Long Island dessert spot known for inventive sweets and a friendly setting, serves waffles, crepes, ice cream, shakes, and other specialties that pair well with game night. Expect a welcoming community vibe focused on connecting over games and desserts.

Adults can play basketball in a weekly drop-in format at Croydon Hall Gym. The fee is $5 per week. Registration is available for the full session, after which you can pay as you come.

A screening of TCB: The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing is followed by a talk with director Louis Massiah. The film presents a vibrant portrait of Toni Cade Bambara, a trailblazing Black writer, filmmaker, and organizer, weaving archival footage with personal testimonies, including insights from Toni Morrison, to highlight her artistry and dedication to social justice. A jazz-infused soundtrack and a deep engagement with history drive this inspiring work. ASL interpretation and CART captioning will be available. Light refreshments will be provided. Organized by Third World Newsreel and the Documentary Forum at CCNY.

NJIT’s Homecoming Weekend brings alumni, families, and friends back to campus to celebrate, reconnect, and share Highlander pride. The lineup includes athletic competitions, alumni reunions, academic offerings, guided campus tours, family-friendly activities, and signature traditions, with options for all ages. During registration, participants can tailor their visit by selecting the events they want to attend. A 20 percent registration discount is available with code EARLYHOCO26. For questions, contact Briana Curtis, Director, Alumni Engagement, at briana.curtis@njit.edu or (862) 449-2703, or Michael Davis, Director, Office for Student Involvement and Leadership, at michael.a.davis@njit.edu or (973) 596-3694.

Gain rare entry to one of Manhattan’s downtown icons on an exclusive interior tour of the Woolworth Building, the neo-Gothic skyscraper commissioned by F. W. Woolworth and designed by Cass Gilbert. Celebrated as the world’s tallest from 1913 to 1930, this private landmark has been closed to the general public since 2020, and this official experience is a sanctioned way to step inside. Licensed New York City guides and Woolworth Building specialists Bob Gelber or Ed Welter lead a close look at the history often linked to the Cathedral of Commerce, from the ornate terracotta exterior to the soaring lobby with marble walls, vaulted ceilings, and hidden symbols. The visit also continues below street level to see the historic vault and the building’s original safe deposit boxes. Please note that there are no public restrooms. The route is limited to the lobby and first sub level, and elevator access between floors can be arranged in advance. For the safety and preservation of the space, remain with the group and do not wander beyond the approved areas. Comfortable footwear is recommended, as there are no opportunities to sit.

Block Buddies is an inclusive LEGO social group that supports neurodivergent children in growing confidence, building friendships, and practicing social skills through creativity and play. Kids take part in hands-on building activities and team challenges in a friendly setting where everyone can learn, create, and connect at their own pace. The program is designed for ages 7 to 12. Each participant receives a take-home LEGO poly bag build. The fee is $39.95 per participant, and siblings are $20.

Greenpoint YMCA’s annual Spirit of Community Gala brings together neighbors, business leaders, and community advocates for an evening focused on strengthening children and families in Greenpoint and Williamsburg. Taking place in Brooklyn, the program features dinner, a lively silent auction, and an awards presentation honoring individuals and organizations that embody the Y’s commitment to youth empowerment, healthy living, and social responsibility. Contributions from the event sustain vital YMCA programs such as summer camps, swim lessons, early childhood education, teen leadership development, and affordable childcare for working families. The night highlights the impact of collective effort and channels support into opportunities that help young people and families thrive.

Sylvan Esso performs at Brooklyn Paramount for an evening of music. Please note that the schedule and any opening acts may change without notice. For accessible seating, email Info@BrooklynParamount.com to arrange accommodations. Balcony guests receive an exclusive entrance, balcony access, a private bar, private restrooms, and a private coat check. Ticket options include a public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers with preferred tickets, an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and VIP packages available in both presale and general release.

CAT NIP Solo brings a Rocktober hump day show to the Salty Dog in Bay Ridge. Expect a lively blend of acoustic and electric tunes for a midweek boost that sets the tone for the weekend, with upbeat energy and good vibes.

RYAL celebrates the release of their debut full-length album, Party of the Century, with a night of surprises and synth-pop. The event features performances by Gold Casio, IONNA, and Muo Duo.

Battle it out in a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament with a $10 entry for players. Everyone is guaranteed at least two games, and prizes are awarded to the top four finishers. Registered players can enjoy happy hour pricing with three dollars off beer, wine, and well drinks, plus additional specials.

Experience a cross between a screening party and an anti-trivia showdown, where quick clips spark spontaneous questions. Brief excerpts from films, television, news, and more play while a panel studies every detail and writes questions in real time, ranging from basic to ultra specific. When the clip ends, each panelist presents their questions to the room. Answers can earn credit for accuracy or creativity, so inventive guesses are welcome if you are unsure. Drop in at any point during the program. A randomized drawing determines the overall winner, with each point turning into an entry, so higher scores increase the odds.

Presented by Bachata Heaven Social, this night blends bachata and salsa at Lancer's Night Club in Newark, NJ. It features a Salsa On 1 lesson and a Sensual Bachata lesson led by a Daniel and Desiree Sensual Bachata certified instructor, followed by social dancing with music by DJ Carliita and JdaBachata. There is no cover, and a free class is included. Parking is available in a lot and on the street, and $12 mixed drink specials are offered.

Celebrated as the largest biennial poetry gathering in North America, this festival unfolds over three days of readings, live performances, and workshops. Founded in 1986 and presented by NJPAC, it brings together acclaimed poets, slam champions, and songwriters in downtown Newark, New Jersey, building community through the spoken word. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with member and local presale options.

This Farmers Market takes place at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Children's Hospital of New Jersey. It is held in the Newark Strong Lobby, and guests can enter through the Lyons Avenue entrance.

An educational session in Uniondale offers clear guidance on Medicare as the Annual Enrollment Period approaches. The focus is on what to know for 2027, with answers to Medicare questions provided throughout. The goal is to equip people with information so they can make confident choices.

Connect with other parents at a free, peer-led breastfeeding support meeting guided by a certified lactation consultant. Bring your baby, from birth up to one year old, and take part in a casual group conversation with practical resources and encouragement. All new mothers are welcome, no matter where they delivered. Registration is required; call Gabriella Gennaro at (516) 705-2434 to reserve a spot for you and your baby. The group meets at the Mercy Family Care Center, next to the Emergency Department. Spanish spoken.

At House of the Redeemer, an intimate program pairs the music of John Dowland and Benjamin Britten, composers separated by three centuries yet united by a remarkable feel for setting poetry to song. Two singers with lute and harp bring clarity and focus to storytelling through music, highlighting the expressive power of the voice and honoring both composers’ contributions to the musical landscape.

Now in its 25th year, the New York Gala brings the community together to advance the mission to end melanoma. This milestone celebration reflects a legacy of more than $28 million raised for lifesaving research and honors the event’s impact in moving the fight forward. It shines a light on meaningful progress, the champions leading change, and the powerful stories of patients and survivors.

At Mangia Bene, enjoy an evening that pairs dinner with a classic supper club performance as Joe Pianos revisits his roots in Nice N Easy, a salute to the great crooners of our time. Call to reserve.

Young skaters can learn the basics in a fun and supportive class designed for children ages 5 to 14. Instruction emphasizes safety and building confidence on wheels, and it welcomes beginners. The class takes place in a beautiful outdoor setting and costs $20. Online registration is available.

Inter Arma marks two decades with a celebratory night at Saint Vitus Bar in Brooklyn. Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean joins the bill for this milestone event.

Community Resource Center’s Annual Gala takes place at Glen Island Harbour Club in New Rochelle, guided by the theme In the Time of Butterflies: Together We Grow. The evening emphasizes resilience, strength, and hope across the community, with the butterfly symbolizing transformation and shared progress through change. CRC’s work centers on standing with individuals and families as they meet challenges, pursue opportunity, and create brighter futures, made possible through ongoing community support. The celebration will honor MVP Health Care as the Corporate Honoree for its partnership and commitment to community health and well-being, and the Rotary Club of Larchmont as the Community Honoree for generous service that helps expand opportunities for local children and families. Tickets, sponsorships, and journal ad options are available, and participation supports CRC’s mission to provide hope, opportunity, and empowerment.

This karaoke night offers a relaxed setting where guests can take the mic or sit back and enjoy the show. Highlights include food, music, and an easygoing atmosphere that welcomes both first timers and regulars. It is a fun option for groups ready to pick a favorite song and make an evening of it.

A free-form game night brings trading card and tabletop communities together, hosted by Prime 151 Collectibles and The Feinic’s Gate inside Mid Island Collectibles at the Broadway Mall. Players can dive into favorites such as Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Warhammer, and D&D, along with plenty of other titles. Expect open play, friendly matchups, and opportunities to learn, with a welcoming atmosphere for newcomers and seasoned players alike. Participants can bring decks, armies, and friends, and contributions like extra mats, terrain, or supplies are appreciated as the play space continues to grow.

This festive annual dinner dance supports the restoration of the historic Greek Orthodox Church in Greenport, New York. It is a community-focused evening of dining and dancing dedicated to preserving the church for future generations.

Enjoy a monthly collage gathering at Recirculation, the second location of Word Up Community Bookshop, where used books and journals are transformed into new works of art. Base supplies are provided, and additional materials are available for purchase at PWYC prices. Those with extra art supplies can contribute to Recirculation’s Arts Community Cabinet, an open place to donate and pick up arts-related items. There is a $5 suggested donation and capacity is limited to 50 attendees, so please register in advance. In line with Word Up’s community safety guidelines, masks are encouraged for all participants.

A candlelit concert in New York brings together the elegance of Bach and the timeless melodies of The Beatles at the Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity. Performed by the Highline String Quartet, the evening features Bach selections such as the Allegro from Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, the Prelude from Cello Suite No. 1, Ave Maria as arranged by Gounod after Bach, and the Vivace from the Concerto for Two Violins, alongside Beatles favorites including I Want to Hold Your Hand, Yesterday, Blackbird, Strawberry Fields Forever, All You Need Is Love, Eleanor Rigby, Michelle, Love Me Do, Something, In My Life, Hey Jude, Here Comes the Sun, and Come Together. The program runs 90 minutes, and doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, with no late entry permitted. Seats are assigned within each zone in the order of arrival. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Because of ongoing renovations, the venue is not currently ADA compliant.

Artists from around New York City gather at Anyone Comics for a collaborative comics jam where creators focus on their own projects, swap technique tips and gig insights, and support the community. The meetup is organized by Chuck Kaslow and Kevin Alvir, an offshoot of indie comics makers forging their own path. Bring what you are working on and settle in alongside fellow creators. Subscribers who pick up their books at Anyone Comics can attend without a ticket and may simply stop in.

Learn to hand knit a plush, chunky blanket with guidance from LaShandra of Woven. This beginner friendly, hands on workshop uses soft oversized yarn and clear, simple techniques, so no needles or prior experience are required. Create a cozy throw for your home or a thoughtful gift, enjoy time crafting in good company, and leave with a finished blanket you made yourself.

Experience a live performance of 'emotion engine' along with a set of the artist's other top songs.

Trashy Annie unleashes loud, unfiltered rock and roll made for the stage, with towering guitars, relentless grooves, and songs that hit hardest in front of a crowd. At the helm is Annie Davis, honored as the 2023 CMA of Texas Americana Artist of the Year and recognized from Survivor Season 49, driving a set that is high energy, raw, sweaty, and all in. Nothing glossy, nothing extra. Pure rock and roll.

Shagshop Rooftop is a jam-forward Brooklyn band whose name traces back to twelve homegrown rooftop parties thrown over seven years atop Shag, an adult boutique in Williamsburg. Their final rooftop blowout drew more than 200 people and made an appearance on Mayor Mamdani's Instagram. The set mixes catchy originals across Latin, indie, rock, and funk, plus covers that range from Radiohead and Led Zeppelin to the Beatles and Frank Sinatra. After moving from neighborhood rooftops to stages around the city, including a sold out Union Pool show earlier this year, they make their Sultan Room Rooftop debut alongside Good Time Mystery Vision.

Max Rarity hosts a local Advanced Format Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament for duelists ready to compete. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are awarded entirely as credit. For any questions, contact Max Rarity by message or phone.

Aoeria returns to Nostalgia LI in Bethpage for an early Halloween celebration with The Himbams, Donner & The Devil, and Adding Auras. The music leans into art rock and psychedelic rock with a surreal bent, focusing on darker and heavier jams. Advance tickets include a download of My Favorite Tunes. The announcement highlights a photo of Snoqualmie Falls in Washington, the location seen in the opening credits of David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, credited to Frank Giliberti.

Dan and Phil hit the stage with a brand new show that embraces their bold next chapter, trading filters for frank stories, chaotic comedy, and a cathartic sense of having made it through together. The night delivers unfiltered oversharing, laugh-out-loud moments, and a celebratory atmosphere as the duo performs side by side. Everyone fits right in, from casual listeners of male-hosted podcasts, to friends and family who lost a bet and got dragged along, to fans who have followed them since day one. It is a chance to make shared memories with two creators who turn personal confessions into big, communal laughs.

Bryan Bielanski, a singer songwriter drawing on rock and folk, performs at Silvana Harlem Boutique. His songs pair an instantly familiar feel with a fresh twist, shaped by near constant touring. He has played more than 2,500 shows, including 311 in 2025, reaching audiences across numerous U.S. states, Canadian provinces, and countries worldwide. His work includes the album titled Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time.

Part of the bitknot tour, Feeble Little Horse performs with Snuggle at Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY. Attendees must be 16 or older. The Preferred Terrace offers a prime second floor balcony viewing area and access to the adjacent Ludlow Lounge, along with a private restroom.

Spend an evening focused entirely on bachata, with space to practice the moves you picked up during the week. The lineup includes Level 1 and Level 2 classes, followed by a social dance that is free to attend. Expect 100% bachata throughout, with no salsa or merengue. Walk-ins are welcome for the classes at $15 per class, and registration is available for one or both since they are designed to connect. Open to beginners and seasoned dancers, the night features music by JDABACHATA and DJ Carliita. Free parking is available at Lancers Night Club.

Set within the glow of candlelight, this concert pays tribute to Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons at the Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in New York. The Highline String Quartet presents movements from Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, paired with Astor Piazzolla’s Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas, Max Richter’s recomposed selections including Spring 1 and Autumn 3, and Camille Saint-Saëns’s The Swan. The performance runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the start, and there is no late entry once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Owing to renovations, the venue is not currently ADA compliant. Multiple showtimes are available. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Share stories about relocating to and living in New York over a relaxed cup of coffee. This weekly meetup began in late 2020 as Coffee & Cake with America Josh and has grown into a welcoming gathering that brings together dozens of people on a regular basis. Conversations touch on both the ups and downs of life in the city, and there is usually a comfortable mix of familiar faces and newcomers. The format is casual and flexible, making it easy to stop by, chat, and discover great coffee in New York. Registration on the event page provides access to a WhatsApp chat group for attendees.

A fundraising concert centers on awareness of Addison’s disease, a rare form of primary adrenal insufficiency that requires lifelong steroid treatment and can be life threatening without timely care. Long Island musicians and artists collaborate with Note by Note Song Share, volunteering their talents to support education and outreach. Organized by a Team Addison USA ambassador active since January 2020, the event highlights the challenges of delayed diagnosis and limited clinical familiarity. Funds raised support Team Addison USA and Team Addison Global, with donations dedicated to awareness initiatives, educational resources, community connection, and efforts that help people receive faster treatment and feel less alone. Featured collaborators include Marilyn Pardo, Jenn Albert, Karen Kellers, and other local musicians.

Celebrate the music of Frank Sinatra in an intimate candlelit setting, where a string trio performs classical arrangements of beloved songs. Curated by Lumos, known for creating enchanting concerts in partnership with notable venues and churches, this tribute features selections like Strangers in the Night, Can’t Help Falling in Love, Come Fly With Me, For Once in My Life, the theme from New York, New York, They All Laughed, and The Way You Looked Tonight. Seating is first come first served within tiered zones labeled Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The program is offered across multiple sittings. Guests ages eight and up are welcome. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement cannot be guaranteed. Each month, a different charity receives a donation.

Admission is free for everyone at this pier-side roller skating event. Skates are available to rent for $8, and skate mates can be rented for $6. It suits families, children, groups, and anyone seeking a budget-friendly way to roll, with skating set against a city skyline backdrop.

Presented by GSPC, the 45th Jersey City Durga Utsov is billed as the largest Durga Utsov in the Tri-State, bringing sacred pujo and a thakur dalan together with food, adda and a live concert at William L. Dickinson High School. This community gathering honors devotion and culture while offering time to connect over conversation, cuisine and music.

Ms. Blind Diva Empowerment Pageant 2026 marks its 10th anniversary with the Unbreakable edition, celebrating confidence, talent, advocacy, and excellence within the blind and visually impaired community. The event uplifts women who own their stories and their power, honors past and current Queens along with dedicated allies, and welcomes new Queens to guide the pageant into its next decade. Pageant Day spotlights Competition Day at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark. The celebration continues with an Awards and Crowning Banquet at the Cherry Blossom Welcome Center in Branch Brook Park. Every ticket supports Eyes Like Mine Inc. in providing resources and opportunities, and in promoting independence and public awareness.

Ease into the weekend at The Exchange with cocktails and small bites set against Manhattan skyline views. Enjoy $12 martinis or Manhattans and a $15 charcuterie plate while you unwind with friends. It is a relaxed way to close out the week with drinks, light bites, and a Manhattan skyline backdrop.

A free, family-friendly trunk or treat at Presbyterian Church of Sweet Hollow offers a safe community outing. Costumes are welcome as participants move from car to car to collect treats and small surprises for Halloween fun. The festivities will proceed regardless of weather.

Girls Who Code comes to the Sci-Tech & Esports Hub in Jersey City with a free weekly series that helps girls explore technology through hands-on coding, creativity, and teamwork. Sessions focus on building problem-solving skills and confidence while highlighting pathways in STEM. No prior experience is needed, only curiosity and a desire to learn. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

WatchTime New York unites independent makers, well known brands, collectors and watch lovers for a showcase of fine mechanical timepieces in New York City. This edition marks KUDOKE’s debut at the event, with the brand exhibiting and connecting with collectors, watch fans and other watchmakers.

Separated by three centuries, John Dowland and Benjamin Britten both excelled at shaping poetry into song, and this program salutes their enduring influence. In an intimate setting for two singers with lute and harp, the music centers the clarity of the human voice, telling stories with directness and sparking the listener’s imagination. Presented at Church of the Ascension.

Note by Note Songshare presents a benefit song share raising awareness and funds for Addison’s disease, a serious condition marked by primary adrenal insufficiency that requires lifelong steroid therapy. The effort supports Colleen McMahon, representing Team Addison USA, and those affected by the illness. The program features performances by Marilyn Pardo, Jenn Albert, Karen Kellers, Sun n Moon, Margaret Lassen, Matt Ponsot, Jean Rock-Machine Vertucci, Mark Speranza, a comedy set from Bill Ervolino, Lisadiana Delaney, Cowboy Steve Spinner, and Jimi Durso. Contributions of any size help provide support to people living with Addison’s disease.

Settle into a restorative 90-minute yin practice paired with a live sound bath guided by Dana Humphrey and Onel Mulet at Revolution Yoga in Rockville Centre. Unwind with long, gently held postures while the resonant tones of flute, crystal bowls, gong, and soft percussion create a calming soundscape that soothes the nervous system and supports whole-body nourishment. Arrive as you are and leave feeling grounded, renewed, and deeply relaxed. The cost is $50 per person. All sales are final. If you cancel within 48 hours, a credit will be issued.

Settle into a hands-on, two-hour workshop that introduces wheel throwing fundamentals, with no prior experience needed. Guided instruction helps participants shape a personalized stoneware keepsake, blending creativity with a bit of muddy fun. The atmosphere is relaxed, making it easy to unwind while learning and creating.

Four Year Strong leads an all ages show at Massapequa VFW Hall with Ten Years Out, Autoignition, and Ja'King the Divine. Tickets are $29.50 in advance and $35 on the day of the show.

The popular Bunco night returns with an easy to pick up, fast paced dice game that welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players. Participants may attend solo or with friends. Tickets are required, and marking yourself as going only saves the date and does not hold a seat. Secure a spot by booking through the ticket link. This event is for adults, and admission is $30 per person. New players can arrive 15 minutes before the start for a complimentary tutorial, and a Bunco guide will be available throughout the event to help. Cash awards will be given to four Bunco winners, with additional prize giveaways after most rounds. Light snacks and beverages will be available for purchase.

Fred Armisen brings Comedy For Musicians But Everyone Is Welcome to the Beacon Theatre in New York. The show is open to all, with a special nod to music fans. Ticket pricing is all-in and includes fees before any applicable taxes. By purchasing, attendees agree to follow the health and safety measures in place at the time, and these may change based on government or venue guidelines. The performance may feature immersive elements such as flashing or strobe lighting, intense lighting and visual effects, loud sounds, and atmospheric effects like smoke or fog, which could affect guests sensitive to these conditions. Ticket access includes a public on sale and presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, Live Nation, the venue, City National Bank cardholders, and Verizon Access Featured Venues. For the most current information, check the event details provided by Beacon Theatre.

At The Feast of St Gerard, this freestyle celebration highlights the genre’s legends and the classic tracks that shaped its prime. The set draws on signature hits associated with Exposé, Stevie B, TKA, The Covergirls, George Lamond, Johnny O, Cynthia, Coro, Lisa Lisa and Noel, creating a dance-focused atmosphere that honors a beloved era.

At UBS Arena, PBR Teams reimagines bull riding as a team showdown rather than a solo spotlight. Squads compete in quick-hitting matchups where each ride and every point can reshape the standings. Strategy and momentum matter as much as strength and precise riding, creating a high-energy atmosphere. Elite riders meet powerful bulls in a format built for dramatic swings and tight team races.

Part of the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour, SUGAR brings a performance to Brooklyn Steel with J. Robbins of Jawbox. Entry is limited to attendees 16 and older. A Preferred Terrace option offers access to a prime viewing area on the second floor balcony and to the adjacent Ludlow Lounge, along with a private restroom.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Patti Smith returns to her home state for an evening of songs and stories as part of the Dodge Poetry Festival. Recognized as a pioneering poet of punk, her impact for more than five decades spans literature, music, visual art, politics, and global culture. She has written many books, including the National Book Award winning Just Kids. Her landmark 1975 album Horses has been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame and added to the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress. Her honors include France's Legion of Honour, Sweden's Polar Prize, and the PEN Literary Service Award.

Peter Antoniou blends comedy with psychological mind reading in an interactive show in the Main Room at Governor’s Levittown Comedy Club - Complex in Levittown, New York. Built around audience participation and apparently impossible predictions, the experience changes with the crowd, so each performance unfolds in its own way. It spotlights how suggestion, careful observation, and timing can create surprising moments on stage.

Loofy brings a heartfelt, club-driven sound that fuses deep house, techno, and R&B. The U.S. DJ has surged onto the global radar with a standout release on New York’s Nervous Records, earning support from artists such as Tale of Us, Tiesto, Dom Dolla, Mau P, Malaa, Oscar G, John Summit, and others. Shaped by roots in Chicago and Florida and a key creative chapter in the UK, his style travels easily across scenes and borders. Alongside touring, he is growing his Luv & Lust imprint, a catalog defined by intimate, sensual cuts that stay true to his vision. Centered on the music rather than the surrounding buzz, this appearance channels raw American club energy into a dynamic, emotionally resonant session.

Halloween brings the return of BOOTS, the favorite 1960s dance party, to the Sultan Room for a Haunted Go-Go Ball. The night features go-go creatures, spooky 60s rock and soul spun on vinyl, and decor designed to thrill. Expect a lively, retro atmosphere with plenty of eerie flair.

Ride a dedicated bus to Broadway for The Lost Boys, the most Tony-nominated musical of 2026 with 12 nods including Best Musical. Inspired by the classic Warner Bros. film, this production has earned high praise from national publications for its scale and excitement. The story follows Lucy, portrayed by two-time Tony Award nominee Shoshana Bean, who moves to Santa Carla with her teenage sons Michael and Sam. As she works to rebuild their lives, Michael is drawn to a local rock band and its magnetic leader, while Sam recognizes that what happens after sunset carries unexpected danger. Pickups are available in Troy, Towanda, Wyalusing, and Tunkhannock. The trip costs $255 per person and includes Orchestra seating and bus transportation. A $125 deposit is due by July 31, with the remaining balance due by September 15. A portion of the proceeds supports the Bradford County Regional Arts Council. A detailed day itinerary and online registration are available through the tour operator.

The first edition of this co-ed pairs competition brings together Girls Gone Rx and Guys Gone Rx at CrossFit 585-MetFix Victor. Teams consist of one male and one female. Two divisions are available, Rx and BAM. Competitors will take on four workouts, with overall standings influenced not only by performance but also by team fundraising. Each pair can set up a fundraising page, and a portion of event proceeds supports Compete for a Cure, a breast cancer charity.

Stop by the farmers market in Islip and see what it has to offer.

Modern Scholars in West Sayville hosts Kayleigh Wilson’s college essay workshop, offering personalized support to help students craft a college essay that makes a strong impression. The program includes three 75-minute sessions with guidance tailored to each participant. Open to public and homeschool students, it provides a focused space to move forward on college goals.

Returning for a fall edition, Rise & Shine with Back in Time offers a guided canvas painting session led by The Color Palette. Participants will create a fall inspired work using provided materials, and each attendee receives coffee and a cookie from Elise’s Niece’s Cafe. The cost is $49 per person. Registration is required in advance and capacity is limited.

Young children can discover pickleball through a lively camp at Newport Racquet Club in the Newport area of Jersey City. Designed for first-time players and tailored to their age, each session keeps kids active with simple, playful drills that introduce essential skills in a supportive setting. It offers a friendly path into this rapidly growing paddle sport while building confidence and having fun.

Louise Pigott Art will participate in the 27th Annual Rose Squared Art Show in Brookdale Park-Fall. Taking place in Brookdale Park in Bloomfield, this Rose Squared Art Shows event offers an opportunity to see her artwork in person over the weekend.

BMDCW is planning a friendly Berner walk at Sandy Hook in New Jersey, with park entry free and a leash requirement of six feet or less. The route is set to head toward Lot E, with the possibility of continuing to a bayside viewpoint, and participants can choose to walk on the beach or use the shared paved pathway. After the stroll, the plan is to go to a dog friendly restaurant for lunch. Mule Barn Tavern on Sandy Hook offers outdoor seating, and if the weather feels too chilly there is an option to visit Tommy’s Tavern in nearby Sea Bright, which has a screened porch and heaters. Well behaved dogs are welcome. Those interested in exploring more can visit the historic Sandy Hook Lighthouse and additional paths and beaches such as North Beach, which can offer views of New York City on a clear day.

This meal ministry works in collaboration with Brooklyn Community UMC to offer a welcoming, seated, family-style meal for anyone who arrives. Adults and kids can help together. Volunteers meet at Brooklyn Community UMC to prepare donated food and handle setup, then serve the meal, followed by cleanup. For details, contact jjennings308@gmail.com.

Hosted by the Greenpoint YMCA, this family-friendly afternoon features games, activities, and plenty of goodies. Highlights include a bounce house, face painting, arts and crafts, and sweet treats, with more fun throughout the festival.

Twin Towers Karate Academy welcomes new students of all ages to learn karate in East New York, Brooklyn. Classes are led by Chief Instructor Shihan E. Lee Ireland, who brings more than 50 years of martial arts and self-defense experience to every lesson. New participants receive their first month at no cost, tuition is $40 per month after that, and a complimentary uniform is available for the first 50 enrollees. Age-based sessions serve kids, teens, and young adults, with tumbling and karate for younger students and karate for older groups. Additional programs include adult self-defense, cardio kickboxing, and stretching and fat-burning fitness. Family package discounts are available, and free parking is provided.

Jamaica Community Partnership presents its second community health gathering at the Roy Wilkins Park Recreation Center, open to participants of every age across Southeast Queens. Built around a head to toe approach to wellbeing, it features health screenings, hands-on activities, and helpful resources. Dedicated Wellness Corners will highlight topics such as literacy and financial wellness, with more to explore. Organizers have also invited elected officials to underscore how civic engagement connects to community health.

Experience Argentine Tango at Coney Island Library with Russian-speaking instructor Koba Shonia. This free class is held in Coney Island, Brooklyn, and the library is located near West 19th Street. For confirmation of details or possible updates on the day of the class, contact the venue at 1-718-265-3220.

A free, hands-on building workshop brings kids and adults together on the grounds of the Thomas Paine Cottage Museum. Participants can learn new skills while creating projects with guidance from master carpenters from The Fuller Center for Housing of Greater New York City. All tools and equipment are provided, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Part of Artsfest 2026, this in-person experience blends creativity, learning, and teamwork for all ages.

Budding entrepreneurs take center stage as kids present and sell items they made themselves, gaining real-world experience through a dedicated Youth Makers Market. Families can enjoy workshops, performances, and hands-on activities that spark creativity and highlight teamwork. Returning participants from last year appear alongside newcomers, bringing fresh ideas and energy. Meet award-winning children's authors and get crafty at interactive art stations. Enjoy live music from the accomplished artists of Songcatchers, and let little ones play and move with Shake, Rattle and Roll Music. Builders of all ages can pick up new skills at a workshop led by master carpenters from the Fuller Center for Housing of Greater NY. The Artsfest Makers Market adds food trucks, music, and additional vendors for an even fuller experience. History enthusiasts can visit the Paine Cottage Museum open house to explore stories of New Rochelle, the Huguenot founding families, and the life of Thomas Paine during his time in the community.

This charity softball game features Taylor Redondo as the benefactor. Team shirt sponsorships are available for $100. Fundraising activities include 50/50s and a tricky tray, and donations of any kind are accepted.

Leonardo State Marina’s Nature Center is the setting for a yearly Halloween celebration filled with free, family friendly activities. Expect Halloween themed games, hands on crafts, and prizes throughout the event. Highlights include a costume contest for kids and a separate contest for pets. All ages are welcome. A parent or guardian must remain with anyone under 16 during all programs. The Nature Center is the small building inland from the marina office. Please park in the large central lot across the street and avoid parking on the grass in front of the marina office or the Nature Center. This festival is weather dependent, and any changes will be posted on Facebook. For questions, contact the naturalist team at saylor.whiteman@dep.nj.gov or scullymaureen04@gmail.com.

Xanadu Day Disco brings a bright, glittery roller experience where music, movement, and imagination meet. This all-ages daytime skate party spins disco, house, and pop for a feel-good rink session filled with color and energy. Booth reservations are available for groups of seven or more, and those reservations include general admission tickets. Guests ages 16 to 17 may enter with a skate waiver signed by a legal guardian, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a legal guardian. A valid government ID is required for entry, and photos of IDs are not accepted. Tickets do not include skate rental. Skates and safety gear can be rented on a first come, first served basis. All sales are final and a waiver must be signed in advance. Gum, outside food, and outside drinks are not permitted, and all bags are subject to search at the entrance. The venue is wheelchair accessible with entry ramps and ADA restrooms, and additional assistance can be arranged. This is an inclusive, safe space with zero tolerance for harassment, aggression, racism, bigotry, or hate. Skating is fun and also carries risk, so be aware of your limits and those around you. Skate guards are available to help. If the rink feels crowded, take a short break and return when you are ready. Keep each other safe and maintain the flow. Purchasing a ticket signifies agreement to Xanadu’s terms and conditions.

Focused on building mass cleanup drives in each borough, this event aims to move beyond one-off efforts and establish a consistent rhythm of action. The vision is to turn No Excuse Saturdays into a recurring citywide tradition, with coordinated cleanups happening across all boroughs.

Whether you are brand new to Pokémon or a veteran player, this relaxed play session invites you to learn the game, face off with others, and trade cards in a welcoming environment. People of any age and experience level can take part. Stop in, grab a seat, and get into the action. Entry is free.

Open Streets on Amsterdam Ave turns the stretch from W. 96th to W. 110th into a lively community scene with neighbors, games, live music, food and drinks, and ways to get moving. At its center, the International Makers Market between W. 106th and W. 107th showcases locally owned small businesses offering jewelry, textiles, handmade clothing, organic body care, home decor, indie art, and more. Supported by Columbus-Amsterdam BID, OnAirMkts LLC, and NYC DOT.

Enjoy a dedicated tasting session at the Tanger Outlets Deer Park lot featuring beer, wine, and more. Offerings range from local brews to international selections, giving guests a chance to explore a variety of flavors in one place. The session includes samples throughout, along with live entertainment, food, and interactive games.

Crazy Cash 2026 is a cash-prize fundraiser benefiting the Liberty Hose Company of the Lindenhurst Fire Department. A tax-deductible $50 donation provides a chance at $30,000 in cash awards, including a $10,000 grand prize delivered immediately, and each ticket admits two people. Winners do not need to be present, and a live broadcast on Facebook Live is planned for those following from home. Food is included. Beer, wine, and soda are provided, and liquor can be purchased from professional bartenders. Activities and prizes include 50/50 raffles, a lottery tree, a money wheel, large flat-screen TVs, and additional raffle items. Proceeds help fund an annual scholarship for local college students, holiday gift efforts for residents, and other community programs. Tickets may be available at the door if the event has not sold out, with a maximum of 1,000 tickets in total. Cash prize amounts are based on all 1,000 tickets being sold.

A reading with Kundiman at the Dodge Poetry Festival brings together poets Fatimah Asghar, Sanam Sheriff, and R. A. Villanueva. The program explores kinship and community, considering how our bonds with others can shape understanding and response to social and political life. Expect work attentive to the body, presence, and relationship, offering space to reflect on connection and belonging. Festival passes are required for entry. The event takes place at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark, NJ.

At HealHaus, What Falls Away offers a two hour, community-centered workshop devoted to releasing what no longer serves and rekindling joy, purpose, and inner light. Rooted in the wisdom of autumn, it invites participants to let go like trees shedding their leaves and to welcome new energy. The sunflower is embraced as a symbol of resilience, hope, and a deliberate turn toward light through times of change, with the experience created to help lighten the load after a demanding year. This immersive gathering weaves spirituality, personal growth, community, contemplation, and ritual. Participants move through guided reflection, shadow work journaling, a ritual of release, a guided visualization practice, setting intentions, a practice to activate joy, and a cacao ceremony to close. The intention is for attendees to depart with clarity, softness, strength, renewed self-trust, and a tangible reminder of the work completed. Capacity is limited.

Charles Gounod's opera tells of a brilliant scholar who bargains his soul with the devil for youth and one more taste of love. Amore Opera presents the work at St. Paul & St. Andrew, performed live by an ensemble of singers and musicians. This staging includes Marguerite's rarely performed Spinning Wheel aria, restored in full. The cast features Ryan Allais as Faust, Gennadiy Vysotskiy as Mephistopheles, Lisl Wangermann as Marguerite, Andrew Wannigman as Valentin, Rachel Arky as Siebel, Tomoko Nago as Marthe, and Charles Gray as Wagner.

Celebrate autumn at the annual Fall Festival at Tanner Park in Copiague with activities like hayrides, pumpkin picking, face painting, and more. SouthBound performs live as a four-piece act bringing high energy and crowd-pleasing showmanship. After the festival, enjoy an outdoor screening of Monsters, Inc. under the stars. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfort. Admission is free for both the festival and the movie.

Explore Manhattan’s Upper East Side on a two hour walking tour that traces the story of psychiatry from its European beginnings to the rise of psychoanalysis in New York. Learn about the city’s notorious asylums, the emergence of the first American psychoanalytic society, and the wave of Freudian thought that reshaped care in Manhattan. Along the way, hear about the Sackler family’s influence during the height of widespread Valium use, take in views of East River islands once devoted to psychiatric institutions, and see offices, mansions, and townhouses connected to medical research and Freud’s circle. The experience is geared toward adults, with children and teenagers welcome at a parent’s discretion. Gift cards are available for those who want to share the experience.

This event at Riverbank State Park features a screening of the film No Dancing Allowed, followed by a dance class in jazz and house hip hop led by Paulette Brockington, then a social dance to wrap up the program. Admission is free, with support in part from the Swing Out! Community Fund.

Enjoy a street dance with a free Lindy Hop lesson followed by a social mixer set to high-energy music.

Marking a decade of the Ms. Blind Diva Empowerment Pageant, the Unbreakable Edition uplifts blind and visually impaired women by celebrating confidence, talent, advocacy, and achievement. The awards and crowning banquet recognizes past and present Queens and allies, then welcomes new Queens who will help lead the pageant into its next decade. Ticket purchases support Eyes Like Mine Inc., furthering its mission to expand resources and opportunity, promote independence, and raise public awareness. The celebration spans two days at venues tied to Newark’s history, with competition on the first day at The Robert Treat Hotel and the second day banquet at the Cherry Blossom Welcome Center in Branch Brook Park.

A Colonial Tavern Experience at 18th Ward Brewing Taproom celebrates the spirit of 1776 with live music from the Tutti Bravi singers, colonial games, and photo opportunities with Ben Franklin. Attendees can enjoy a pint from the taproom while taking part in the festivities. Costumes are encouraged but not required.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Danny Simmons presents a Def Poetry Reunion for the Dodge Poetry Festival, honoring the legacy of the HBO series Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry Jam. The event brings together celebrated alumni with live music and a spirit of activism to pay tribute to influential poets. It offers a welcoming celebration of language, with flowing wordplay, vivid imagery, and the vibrant energy associated with Def Poetry.

A high energy sendoff for the Brooklyn Beat crew brings a packed bill to the stage, with the Eggplants joined by Al Lee Wyer, Squirrels from Hell, Frank's Museum, Medicine Sunday, and M. West. This bon voyage party sets the tone before the collective heads across the Atlantic for Brooklyn Beat in London. The celebration also features the UK premiere of the documentary BEFORE IT WAS COOL: THE BROOKLYN BEAT FROM LAUTERBACH'S.

Experience a guided music meditation of call and response chanting with Lainie Ligowski at Revolution Yoga in Rockville Centre. No singing background is required, just bring your voice and an open heart. Instruments are welcome if you have one to bring. The gathering is donation based and open to all.

FISHER takes the stage at Forest Hills Stadium for a 16 and over show, bringing the cheeky charisma and high-energy DJ sets that have made him one of dance music’s most in-demand performers. His breakthrough single Losing It earned a Grammy nomination in 2019 and has drawn around half a billion streams, paving the way for global festival headlines and unforgettable parties. Recent highlights include Take It Off with Aatig, which landed on BBC Radio 1’s B List and surpassed 100 million Spotify streams, and Atmosphere featuring Kita Alexander, a summer smash that went viral on TikTok and received 2024 AIRA Award nominations for Song of the Year and Best Dance/Electronic Release. He also teamed up with Chris Lake for a show-stealing Coachella appearance as Under Construction and a widely shared three-hour set on Hollywood Blvd for 15,000 fans. In 2024 he kept the momentum going with Somebody (2024), a fresh spin on the Gotye classic created with Gotye, Kimbra, Chris Lake, and Sante Sansone, as well as collaborations like Waiting For Tonight with Jennifer Lopez, Boost Up with Flowdan, and Ocean with AR/CO. Known for launching festivals such as OUT 2 LUNCH and TRIIP, and holding club residencies in Ibiza and Las Vegas, he is celebrated for turning every appearance into a high-spirited celebration of dance music.

Strengthen your hand to hand and foot to hand skills by dialing in proper grips and alignment. This class focuses on foundational techniques that build consistency and control, helping you take your abilities to the next level.

AJJ and Greet Death share the stage in Brooklyn. Formed by Sean Bonnette and Ben Gallaty in 2004, AJJ threads end-of-the-world imagery through dynamic songs, with Preston Bryant on guitar and keys, Mark Glick on cello, and Kevin Higuchi on drums. Their live reputation has grown through tours with artists including Joyce Manor, Against Me!, ROAR, Jeff Rosenstock, and Kimya Dawson, plus appearances at indie punk gatherings like The Fest. Greet Death turns the certainty of mortality into a lens for living. Since 2011, longtime friends Logan Gaval and Harper Boyhtari have crafted loud, melody-rich music that draws on shoegaze, doomgaze, and related textures for a sweeping, emotionally charged sound.

UBS Arena hosts PBR Teams, a team-format bull riding showcase where athletes ride not only for personal marks but to score for their squads. The structure brings added strategy and urgency to every attempt, keeping the stakes high from start to finish.

Chasing Abbey performs at Warsaw Concerts. This is an all-ages show. Tickets will be available through a public onsale, with additional access offered via an artist presale and a Live Nation presale.

Mark a decade of My Hero Academia with a live concert that traces the story from Deku’s early steps to its most intense battles. A band performs Yuki Hayashi’s score in sync with vivid visuals, bringing the full run of eight seasons to life on stage. The program spotlights courageous feats, triumphant highs, and deeply felt moments, creating a musical salute to friendship and the strength of heroes. It is crafted for longtime fans as well as those discovering the series for the first time.

EMFD Engine Company One hosts an evening with psychic medium Robert E. Hansen. Admission is $65 per person and includes a buffet dinner with dessert and soda. Guests can look forward to door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. For details or to purchase tickets, call 516-542-0590 or email engine1fd@gmail.com.

Any Way You Want It will be at Oyster Fest.

Union Omaha travels to face Westchester SC in a soccer match defined by contrasting styles. An intimate stadium atmosphere and late-season stakes heighten the intensity, and each passage of play could prove decisive. Tickets are available.

An evening of steppin and line dancing fills Harlem Aloft with R&B and soul, welcoming beginners, non-dancers, and new faces. The first hour offers a free introductory class, then enjoy more dancing in a relaxed, come-as-you-are atmosphere. Admission is $10 with electronic payment available at the door. The celebration also honors Wanda Pellot’s birthday with a touch of Puerto Rico. Presented by the New York Steppers, the original Chicago-style steppers set for NY, NJ, and the Northeast region.

Enjoy dinner jazz in the beautiful bar room at Brasserie by Chef Aless. Dine with live jazz as the backdrop.

Strawberry Fields performs the music of the Beatles in full costume at the Boulton Center for the Performing Arts, a historic theater in the heart of Bayshore, Long Island. The band features former members of the Broadway Beatlemania cast and has performed around the world for over three decades. It also held the longest running Broadway show at BB Kings in Times Square.

At United Palace, the 1984 Ghostbusters film is screened on a large HD cinema display while an orchestra performs the score live on stage, precisely synchronized with every scene. This movie concert format offers a fresh way to experience the story as Academy Award winning composer Elmer Bernstein’s music unfolds in real time with the action.

Long Island party and dance band The Daplorabulls perform live at Popei's Clam Bar Deer Park. A high energy set and a lively vibe keep the dance floor moving all night.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Do the Write Thing: Dodge Poetry Festival highlights author and filmmaker Nelson George, a lifelong Brooklyn resident known for the documentary Brooklyn Boheme and the memoir City Kid: A Writers Memoir.

Acoustic trio Chris Kearney, Dan Lahmann, and local musician John Northrop return to a classic roadhouse in Huntington to perform their mix of rock, pop, and traditional favorites.

An evening performance within Gotham Fusion Fest brings a vibrant program to Speyer Hall at University Settlement in New York City. Solo spotlights come from Amy Sigil, Brenna Crowley, Dalia Carella, Elizabeth Khard, Kaeshi Chai, and Lorena Ayub. Ensembles take the stage throughout the night, including Bellyqueen Company with Taklamakan Desert featuring Irina A, Kaeshi C, Lorena A, Maki M, Samu, and Sandralis G, and Brenna’s cast in Dance of the Sith with Brenna C, Dana D, Gail A, Luca F, Marie R, Pamela W, Samantha S, Shanna W, and ViviMar C. Elena Lentini appears with Caravanserai Dance Theater alongside Alanah, Andrea B, and Bashirah. Elizabeth Khard’s group also performs. Irina Akulenko’s group presents Medusa, and Irina’s Sword Group features Allisun O, Caitlin M, Christine F, Doreen C, Elissa H, Elizabeth H, Hilary L, Jennifer G, Luca F, Manli L, Melissa R, Pamela W, and Samantha S. DCDC performs Haunted Dolls with Dalia Carella, Anastasia, Brenna C, Doreen C, Lucia, Karess D, Nicollette, and Shruti. Salimpour Collective DC rounds out the lineup. Tickets for this show are 40 dollars, with an option for both festival shows at 55 dollars. Tickets are nonrefundable and not transferable. Performers have their show fee applied to professional photos and videos, and anyone who cannot make the training or the show is responsible for finding a replacement.

Astoria Music Collective hosts Jo Kroger at DK PubLIC for a live performance.

Avello takes over the Chocolate Factory for a single-night event. Capacity is limited, and beverages will be available for purchase.

Saturday nights bring Reggaeton Paradise to Lost in Paradise Rooftop in Long Island City, a high energy Latin party with skyline views and a tropical atmosphere. Latin DJs keep the floor moving all night with reggaeton, dembow, salsa, guaracha, vallenato, pop Latino, and crossover hits. The rooftop setting features photographers capturing the moments, bottle service, and signature cocktails. VIP tables with fast entry and premium seating are available, suitable for birthdays, bachelorette and bachelor parties, anniversaries, graduations, corporate outings, girls’ nights, and other celebrations. This weekly gathering highlights Latin music and community in Queens.