tuesday

tues 7pm (monthly): astronomy on tap: ‘the dark night’ edition: things are looking up at astronomy on tap, a night where astronomy enthusiasts gather at a local bar for talks by professional scientists and educators—plus themed games and other cosmic fun. somethin’ else in dekalb market hall (downtown brooklyn), free admission. >>

tues 7pm (monthly): brooklyn books + booze: hear established and up-and-coming authors of different genres read from their current works every third tuesday of the month at barrow’s intense tasting room (industry city). tonight’s lineup includes david heska wanbli weiden, isaac fitzsimmons, mary g. thompson, and angel luis colón. free admission. >>

🎃 tues 7-11pm: sugar, we’re hoein down: halloween edition line dancing x emo night: two worlds collide at this line-dancing party set to emo, alt, and pop-punk bangers (zero country). total beginner? they’ll teach you the steps. 3 dollar bill (bushwick), $15. >>

tues 8pm: contemporaneous ensemble / recap percussion / mantra percussion present: ‘seeing in the dark’: join contemporaneous for their 2026-2027 season opener, ‘seeing in the dark,’ an evening of new music that offers different ways to light our path through the darkness. co-presented with mantra percussion and recap percussion. roulette intermedium (boerum hill), free admission. >>

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Join Jill Weiner on Thursday 10/22 as she records her debut comedy special!

TWO SHOWS! 7pm & 9:30pm at the Parkside Lounge (317 E Houston, Lower East Side)

Jill Weiner’s Debut Comedy Special (tentatively titled SOUP FREAK) is a darkly funny, silly, smart, and sharp hour of stand-up comedy. With topics ranging from Peloton to drug doing, dating a guy in a van to suicide by sea, Jill shares her deeply relatable perspective on the human condition while revealing her insecurities, memories, and, of course, her favorite soups, stews and stocks. From top to bottom (or, better yet, soup to nuts), Jill’s show maintains a high-energy level akin to a slumber party at 2am.

A fixture in the New York City comedy scene for over 11 years, Jill has performed at the city’s top clubs and independent shows. She also performs nationally, often featuring for Caitlin Peluffo and Michael Kosta.

Hosted by Connor Creagan (Comedy Central), featuring Courtney Maginnis (HBO, Fan Therapy), with special performances by Mark Benjamin (Taxi TV) and Jeffrey Emerson (HULU).

Jill Weiner Comedy Special Taping
Thursday 10/22 7pm & 9:30pm
The Parkside Lounge
317 E Houston, New York, NY 10002

SPECIAL OFFER: USE CODE “SPECIALWEINER” FOR 50% OFF TICKETS!
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wednesday

🎃 weds thru 11/1: kitchen sink theatre company presents the rocky horror picture show: a fully-staged 360 production + shadow cast, plus post-show dj sets + dance parties following the 10/23, 10/24, 10/30, and 10/31 shows. brooklyn art haus (williamsburg), $20.60+. >>

sponsored: weds 7pm: the best american short stories 2026: selected shorts with viet thanh nguyen: pulitzer prize–winning novelist and guest editor of the best american short stories 2026, viet thanh nguyen (the sympathizer), hosts selected shorts’ annual collaboration with one of the premier anthologies of contemporary american fiction. come along on this spectacular journey of literature in performance at symphony space (uws) and celebrate the achievements of established and emerging writers. with stories by nathan blum, sigrid nunez, and akhil sharma to be performed by sanjit de silva (war horse, inventing anna), jessica hecht (breaking bad, eureka day), and denis o’hare (american horror story, here we are). skint readers can get a $16 ticket on tier 2 seats using code: ‘viet’ >>

sponsored: weds 7pm: taylor swift, ‘love story,’ and the ancient roman art of writing about love – with nyu’s david levene: join renowned classicist david levene for a spirited trip from ancient rome to the eras tour — a lecture based on his wildly popular nyu course, ‘it’s a love story’: reading roman elegy through taylor swift. after the lecture, stay for a drink: your ticket includes access to a one-hour open bar. wristbands will be provided for those 21+. warburg lounge at 92ny (ues), use promo code ‘elegy13’ for a 13% discount. >>

weds 7pm (monthly): adam wade: live in new york: 20-time moth story slam winner adam wade returns to under st. marks theater with a storytelling show featuring three to four different stories from his extensive catalog (no two shows will be the same) and a different special guest who’ll kick things off. under st. marks theater (east village), $7+ sliding scale admission. >>

weds 7pm: econlol: an economics-themed comedy show: luke strathmann brings together comedians and sometimes real-life economists to make fun of anything economics/finance/business-related, with powerpoints. featuring gastor almonte, brittany carney, kevin mcnulty, annie rauwerda, and charu sinha. caveat (les), $15.67 with promo code ‘skint’ (reg. $24-25). >>

weds 7pm (filmmaker mixer at 6pm, screenings at 7pm): artists + beers: pair cinema with cervezas at ‘artists + beers,’ a semi-monthly screening series highlighting short films, docs, and music videos by local filmmakers. hosted by nancy pop, curran banach, chip parham, and junie. all night skate (bed-stuy), free admission. >>

🎃 weds 7pm: aesop’s sound fables presents: the phantom of the opera (1925) with an original guitar and church organ live score. stone circle theater (ridgewood), $20 adv, $25 day of. >>

weds 7:30pm: taste of science presents: ‘under pressure: decoding the weather machine’: science gets out of the lab and into the bar at this night about weather science, spanning today’s forecast to how ai is impacting future predictions. ryan’s daughter pub (ues), free admission (donations welcome). >>

weds 7:30pm: love, sex, + magic: comedy variety show: comedian jenny gorelick and magician mark clearview team up to host a variety show to make your worries disappear. club cumming (east village), use code ‘magicwand’ for 2-for-1 tickets (reg. $15 each). >>

🎃 weds 8pm: our wicked lady presents: ’90s cover band night: tributes to rage against the machine, alice in chains, smashing pumpkins, and more. brooklyn bowl (williamsburg), $20. >>

🎃 weds 9pm: what’s the worst that could happen? a comedy show: ouija board edition: will purpura and ilana rubin swap punchlines for the paranormal at this comedy show where audience members’ questions are answered by a ouija board in-between stand-up sets. halyards (gowanus), free admission. >>

🎃 weds 10:30pm: the monster high mash: a monster high drag party. cheetah quila hosts an all-monster high-themed drag party at c’mon everybody (bed-stuy). $13.39. >>

thursday

thurs 6:30pm: wnyc’s in conversation: the affordability series: join wnyc’s nyc now for a live podcast taping and community conversation with residents, business owners, and mta officials to discuss the long-promised expansion of the second avenue subway, along with the tension between new transit investment and displacement it has raised. light fare and trivia will follow. cccadi ilé oyin (east harlem), free admission. >>

thurs 6:30pm: the mingle games: meet new people through fast-paced games that send you from table to table, playing a quick round with a new group of strangers each time. a comedian host keeps the competition moving, while an app lets you tap to connect with anyone you hit it off with. station winners enter a prize drawing, and cocktails, beer, and dumplings from keep the games going. jaywalker at new york distilling co. (east williamsburg), early bird and 2-for-1 admission options are available for a limited time. >>

🎃 thurs 6:30pm doors: halloween cover show + art market: tributes to tom petty, the b-52s, and more. rubulad (bushwick), $15 adv, $20 door. >>

sponsored: thurs 7pm + 9:30pm: jill weiner debut comedy special taping!: jill weiner’s debut comedy special (tentatively titled soup freak) is a darkly funny, silly, smart, and sharp hour of stand-up comedy. with topics ranging from peloton to drug doing, dating a guy in a van to suicide by sea, jill shares her deeply relatable perspective on the human condition while revealing her insecurities, memories, and, of course, her favorite soups, stews and stocks. from top to bottom (or, better yet, soup to nuts), jill’s show maintains a high-energy level akin to a slumber party at 2am. hosted by connor creagan (comedy central), featuring courtney maginnis (hbo, fan therapy), with special performances by mark benjamin (taxi tv) and jeffrey emerson (hulu). parkside lounge (les). special offer: use code ‘specialweiner’ for 50% off tickets! >>

thurs 7pm (monthly): not in my backyard! a political comedy roundtable: a panel of opinionated nyc comedians, journalists, and politicians debate the local issues causing drama in your neighborhood’s facebook group. hosted by cody lindquist (colbert) and charlie todd (improv everywhere), with panelists dave colon (streetsblog, new york groove), risa harms (mcsweeney’s, ucb), and chloe radcliffe (fallon). tonight’s show will also include an audience pop quiz on nyc knowledge. ucb (east village), $12.94 with promo code ‘nimbyoct’ (reg. $17.94 adv, $20+ day of). >>

thurs 7pm: nyc magic ensemble: expect the unexpected as the nyc magic ensemble presents a night of magicians and mentalists at young ethel’s (south slope), $10 (a limited number of 2-for-$15 tickets are also available). >>

🎃 thurs 7pm (weather permitting): free outdoor movie: sinners at mccarren park (williamsburg). >>

thurs 7-11pm: moma ps1 school nite: moma ps1’s new after-hours music series brings rising digital, internet-based, and underground acts to its former schoolhouse, with open gallery access (until 9pm). up first: isabella lovestory, b0yg1rl, and ali rq (dj). moma ps1 (lic), $15 adv, $20 day of. >>

🎃 thurs 8pm: goth sk8 halloween: featuring gargoyle, llora, and nightwitch. xanadu (bushwick), $26.78 + $8 skate rental (or byo). >>

thurs 8:30pm: copacabana comedy: catherine lindsay and dorian debose host a night of comedy inspired by the glamorous golden age of variety shows. tonight’s lineup includes grace johnson, keegan tindall, sammy anzer, noah snyder, and more. telephone room (bushwick), $8-10. >>

thurs 8:30pm: landline comedy at wild east brewing co.: landline comedy serves up pints of hoppy humor straight from the barrel cellar at wild east brewing co. (gowanus). tonight’s lineup includes mary houlihan (adult swim), mac o’hara (hulu), trent mabry (sirius xm), bridget mcguire, bria hiebert, and sam kochman. hosted by andre medrano. bonus: rsvp for a chance to win a free drink. free admission. >>

🎃 thurs 9pm doors: guillermo del homo: pan’s labyrinth 20th anniversary drag tribute: c’mon everybody (bed-stuy), $13.39. >>

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🎃 halloween dog parades and costume contests:

► sat 10am-12pm (the line to participate opens at 9:30am): the annual washington square park dog halloween costume contest: washington square park’s garibaldi plaza (greenwich village). >>

► sat 10-4pm (pet check-in starts at 9am): 36th annual tompkins square halloween dog parade: ‘dog parade festival block’ is on 6th st between avenues b and c; parade starts at 11am and runs along avenue b; note: registration to march is full, but no ticket is required to watch. >>

► sat 3-5pm: howl-o-ween dog parade: smith st + union st (carroll gardens). note: this event is part of the smith street neighbors + makers fair listed below. >>

► sun 1-3pm: carl schurz park conservancy’s annual halloween howl + healthy hound fair: basketball/hockey court + john finley walk (yorkville). >>

cultural fests / food events / markets / shopping events (free admission, unless noted otherwise):

► fri thru mon: manhattan vintage clothing show: fall edition: metropolitan pavilion (chelsea). $25 general, $20 students. >>

► sat 10am-2pm (10am speakers, 12pm parade): fifth annual national indigenous peoples of the americas parade: madison ave + e 23rd st to broadway + 17th st (flatiron). >>

► sat 10am-2pm: hoboken’s second citywide gate sale: church square park and throughout hoboken, nj. >>

► sat 10am-2pm: brownstone boys stoop sale: 375 vanderbilt ave (clinton hill). >>

► sat 10am-5pm: the annual muddy paws rescue block party: w 54th street between 9th + 10th aves (hell’s kitchen). >>

► sat 10am-5pm (rescheduled from 9/26 due to weather): brooklyn pop-up x old stone house fall artisans bazaar + traditional makers fair: 4th street cul-de-sac at washington park (park slope). >>

► sat 10am-6pm: smith street neighbors + makers fair: smith street between bergen + union (carroll gardens). >>

► sat 10am-6:30pm: collected con: industry city, brooklyn. $15 adv, $20 door. >>

► sat 12pm until sold out: good neighbors bake sale – supporting one love community fridge: index space (greenpoint). >>

► 🎃 sat 12-6pm: a haunting in industry city, a horror art market: barrow’s intense ny tasting room (industry city, brooklyn). >>

► sat + sun (11am-6pm): the annual smorgasburg diwali: festival of bites: marsha p. johnson state park in williamsburg (sat), breeze hill in prospect park (sun). >>

► sat + sun (sat 12-6pm, sun 10:30am-5pm): the annual brooklyn synth + pedal expo: 100 sutton event space (greenpoint). $10-25 admission. >>

► sun 11am-3pm: the annual disability pride parade and block party: parade (11am): madison square park to union square park. block party (12-3pm): union square park. >>

► sun 11am-7pm: objects of times past pop-up market: 432 e 9th st (east village). >>

► sun 1-3pm: brooklyn mac and takedown: royal palms shuffleboard (gowanus), $30. >>

► sun 1-7pm: nyc plant market: culture lab lic. >>

► 🎃 sun 3-7:30pm brooklyn hearts club’s sinister sinner’s market: crystal lake brooklyn (williamsburg). >>

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NYC comedian Kendall Farrell tapes his first stand up special at Littlefield in Brooklyn on Sunday, October 18, executive produced by Ashley Gavin and Rachel Feinstein.

Farrell was named a “Comic to Watch” at the New York Comedy Festival and a “Breakout Artist” by Carolines on Broadway. He has opened for national headliners like Michelle Wolf, Beth Stelling, Drew Lynch and Matteo Lane. His work has been seen/heard on SiriusXM, Cracked and Adult Swim.

In this hour, Farrell discusses using Manosphere logic to explain that gender is a spectrum, the difference between gay and straight men’s nudes, and being a liberal black sheep in a conservative family — with some thoughts on whether you can actually bl*w your way to the top.

If you have never been to a comedy special taping before, this is your chance to be a part of a uniquely cool, fun and rare NYC experience!

Two shows: 7pm & 9:30pm
Littlefield, 635 Sackett St, Brooklyn

Use code FIVE for $5 tickets

Tickets available at kendallfarrell.com/special

friday

🎃 fri thru 11/1: frigid new york’s annual days of the dead festival: inspired by día de muertos, frigid new york presents two weeks of independent theatre and performances exploring themes of death, the afterlife, and halloween. under st. marks theatre (east village), $7-25 and sliding-scale admission. >>

fri thru sun: the 24th annual open house new york weekend festival: more than 300 locations across the five boroughs, including new buildings, historic landmarks, industrial spaces, private collections, and more will open their doors for behind-the-scenes tours and special activities. half are free and don’t require a reservation (just show up!), while limited-access sites that require tickets sold out earlier in the month. >>

sponsored: fri + sat (various times): flop house comedy club: nyc’s friendliest indie comedy club—with great comics and a cozy atmosphere—has some incredible lineups this weekend! save 50% with promo code ‘skint’ on tickets to these shows at 362 grand street in williamsburg: friday 8pm, 9:30pm, and 11pm; and the east village location is back at 201 allen st store 2 friday + saturday at 8:00pm. new: monthly member’s pass ($20) to see as many shows as you want + happy hour drinks + secret drop in announcements! >>

fri 6pm (weather permitting): free outdoor movie: wicked at hudson yards public square and gardens. >>

🎃 fri 6-9pm: trek or treat – a star trek costume party: beam up to mayday space (bushwick) for a halloween-themed star trek meetup and costume party featuring spooky space screenings, behind the scenes footage, and a latinum prize for best-dressed fan. free admission. >>

fri 6:30pm: funny pages: an evening of humorous readings: comedy writers, authors, essayists, cartoonists, and comics share new things to make you laugh. hosted by zach zimmerman (is it hot in here?) and blythe roberson (america the beautiful?), with readings by emmy blotnick, stephen lurie, and sarah thankam mathews. p+t knitwear bookstore (les), $10. >>

fri 7pm: tale storytelling show: harmon leon (this american life, the new yorker) hosts an evening of performances by some of the city’s best storytellers. tonight: annie tan, michael tedder, sean o’brien, and michele carlo, with music by pete mancini. the red room at kgb bar (east village), save $10 on tickets with promo code ‘discountskint’ or if you mention the skint at the door. two-drink minimum. >>

fri 7pm (monthly): kweendom: come out for the kweendom lgbtq+ comedy and storytelling show, featuring performances by jonah nigh, micaela fagan, justin covington, david perez, and sheri ciprane. hosted by bobby hankinson. pete’s candy store (williamsburg), free admission (donations are welcome and will benefit immigration equality). >>

fri 7pm: three-day champion: a comedic storytelling podcast wrapped inside a game show where comedian contestants are asked, ‘if you were a three-day champion on a game show, what three stories about yourself would you choose to tell?’ guests compete to tell their favorite, funniest, most revealing anecdotes for bragging rights and prizes. hosted by christine walters with brian stack, moujan zolfaghari, ally ann hall, and emily flake. caveat (les), $18.76 with promo code ‘3dchamp’ (reg. $24-25). >>

fri 7:30pm: (un)silent film: the general: the new school’s college of performing arts presents a screening of buster keaton’s 1926 silent classic the general, with an original score by carl davis performed live by students from the mannes school of music and the school of jazz and contemporary music. the new school’s tishman auditorium (greenwich village/union square), free admission. >>

🎃 fri 8pm: st. kilda: drama league award nominee jody christopherson’s one-woman ‘scottish horror excursion with supernatural foley looping,’ inspired by her nebraska roots, her scottish heritage, and the historic 1930 evacuation of scotland’s archipelago st. kilda, comes to cloud city (williamsburg). $25. >>

fri 8:30pm: bitches brew comedy show: this women-produced-and-hosted comedy show conjures up big laughs in the back room of halyards (gowanus). tonight’s lineup includes laura laham, jess levin, jessie murphy, eric schmidt, vik pandya, and sean peecook. free admission (a tip jar will be passed around at the end of the show). >>

fri 9:30pm: nyc magic ensemble: expect the unexpected as the nyc magic ensemble presents a night of magicians and mentalists at caveat (les). $18.76 with promo code ‘theskint’ (reg $24-30). >>

saturday

sat + sun (12-6pm): 30th annual gowanus open studios: more than 400 artists, businesses, and venues in gowanus, brooklyn, open their doors across 90+ locations, including former factories and warehouses. free admission. >>

sponsored: sat 12-5pm: brooklyn navy yard annual open house: discover the brooklyn navy yard’s 300-acre innovative campus during their annual open house, part of open house new york weekend. step inside the studios of businesses in fashion, design, and technology for exclusive behind-the-scenes access, along with spirits tastings, campus tours, food trucks, live art demos, and more. free! >>

sat 2-6pm: free show brain concert: show brain returns to maria hernandez park (bushwick) with a free, all-ages concert featuring big girl, desert sharks, pop music fever dream, talon, and firstsex. >>

sat 7:30pm: fun gutter: a party, show, and general check-in hosted by sasha von didkovsky, featuring standup from olivia carter, vannessa jackson, sean peecook, and michael abbe, plus live prank calls conducted by david dobbins. karaoke follows the show. the cobra club (bushwick), free admission ($10 suggested donation at the door). >>

sat 7:30pm: peoples’ symphony concerts classical music series: quatuor danel: peoples’ symphony concerts kicks off its 126th season with french/belgian quartet quatuor danel, performing works by beethoven, shostakovich, and weinberg. the high school of fashion industries (chelsea), $20 general, $10 students. >>

sat 8pm (+ 12/5, 2/20, 4/3, 5/15): new york repertory orchestra 2026-27 season: the all-volunteer, community-based orchestra is back with a new season of concerts, beginning tonight with a program that includes works by serge rachmaninoff, einojuhani rautavaara, and bohuslav martinů featuring soprano kendra berentsen. the church of st. mary the virgin (theater district), free admission ($20 suggested donation). >>

🎃 sat 8pm: nü girl order presents: house of flies – a nu-metal + metalcore halloween party: dress as your fav horror baddie and hit the dance floor at this women-focused dance party dedicated to heavy music and horror nostalgia. secret pour (bushwick / bed-stuy), free admission. >>

sunday

sun thru 10/24: moving body – moving image biennial: featuring experimental, documentary, and narrative films, the festival’s latest edition explores the role of the immigrant body, both on camera and behind the scenes, with a full-day program at lincoln center’s david rubenstein atrium 10/18, followed by additional programming and an installation at barnard college’s movement lab 10/19-24. free admission. >>

sun 2-6pm (on view thru december): pigeons by the seashore art show: a flock of artists descends on coney island usa’s freak bar for a group art show celebrating nyc’s feathered icon. free admission. >>

🎃 sun 3pm doors: infinite good times movie club: ‘the house that carpenter built: part 3 of 3’ edition: infinite good times movie club returns with a screening of john carpenter’s in the mouth of madness at gowanus metal bar lucky 13 saloon. bonus: free popcorn and snacks. free admission with rsvp ($5 suggested donation) >>

sponsored: sun 7pm + 9:30pm: kendall farrell – live comedy special taping: nyc comedian kendall farrell tapes his first stand up special at littlefield (gowanus)! named a ‘comic to watch’ at the new york comedy festival and a ‘breakout artist’ by carolines on broadway, kendall has opened for national headliners like michelle wolf, beth stelling, drew lynch and matteo lane, and his work has been seen/heard on siriusxm, cracked and adult swim. in this hour, farrell discusses using manosphere logic to explain that gender is a spectrum, the difference between gay and straight men’s nudes, and being a liberal black sheep in a conservative family — with some thoughts on whether you can actually bl*w your way to the top. if you have never been to a comedy special taping before, this is your chance to be a part of a uniquely cool, fun and rare nyc experience! special offer: just $5 with promo code ‘five’ >>

sun 7pm: i blame television: a pop culture reading series: elizabeth teets (la times, reductress) hosts a night of pop confessionals, messy essays, horny think-pieces, and nostalgia breakdowns about trash tv and iconic moments. sisters (clinton hill), free admission. >>

sun 7:30pm (monthly): good god comedy show: audience members can anonymously share their craziest, cringiest, most scandalous secrets for the hosts to read aloud at this stand-up comedy variety show. tonight’s lineup: alex english, grace lobo, charlie flynn, and devon walker. hosted by brittany carney and naomi karavani. union hall (park slope), $10 adv, $15 door. >>

sun 8pm (monthly): beanie babe comedy: punchlines and plush toys collide at this comedy show where a donation will get you a vintage beanie baby to take home. featuring esther chen, michael agunbiade, alysia hush, and wayne pezzella. hosted by rebecca kaplan. young ethel’s (south slope), free admission (donations optional). >>

monday

mon 7pm (monthly): and scene: anything could happen when actors and improvisors share the stage at ‘and scene,’ where the actors know their lines ahead of time and the improvisers make up their parts with no prior knowledge of the scenes. featuring kim director (she’s gotta have it), chris redd (snl), neal bledsoe (othello, broadway), connor ratliff (dead eyes, nina bloomgarden (maximum pleasure guaranteed), and more. caveat (les), $15.67 with promo code ‘skintspecial’ (reg. $24-25). >>

🎃 mon 7pm doors: hoff’s horrorfest presents: dementia 13: comedian hoff matthews hosts a screening of francis ford coppola’s dementia 13 (1963), interspersed with comedy segments, special ‘guests,’ and more. bonus: free pizza from two boots (including a vegan option). the brick theater (williamsburg), $15 admission. >>

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