Upcoming Events in New York City
Everything happening soon in New York City. See what's on this weekend.
Dawn Richard
Innovative R&B and electronic artist Dawn Richard headlines LPR’s Main Space, delivering a genre‑defying set that blends soulful vocals with futuristic production. Known for her bold artistic vision, Richard will showcase tracks from her latest album alongside reimagined fan favorites, creating a dynamic, immersive concert experience. The intimate venue allows the audience to connect closely with her powerful performance, making it a standout night for New York’s forward‑thinking music fans.
Dearjune. / alester / seconds before the crash
Three emerging acts—Dearjune., alester, and seconds before the crash—take the stage for an evening of introspective indie and post‑punk vibes. Their raw lyricism and lo‑fi production will fill the Trans‑Pecos space with a moody, late‑night atmosphere. This all‑ages showcase highlights Ridgewood’s thriving underground scene.
Hot Hand Band
Hot Hand Band performs live at Winnie's Jazz Club. Doors open at 4 PM, with music starting at 7:30 PM.
Pedro Fernández – Ave Fénix Two'r
Mexican regional star Pedro Fernández brings his passionate performance "Ave Fénix Two'r" to the Infosys Theater, delivering a blend of ranchera, pop, and heartfelt ballads. The show promises a vibrant celebration of Latin heritage, with the theater’s acoustics amplifying his powerful vocals for an unforgettable night in downtown Manhattan. Fans can expect a mix of classic hits and fresh tracks that showcase his enduring appeal.
ALLY VENABLE BAND
The Ally Venable Band brings raw Texas blues to The Iridium, delivering gritty guitar licks and soulful vocals that resonate in the club’s tight, acoustic‑friendly space.
Philippe Lemm Trio
The Philippe Lemm Trio performs at Winnie's Jazz Club. Doors open at 4 PM, with live music starting at 7:30 PM.
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction by Peter Smith Produced by Paul William Levine Scenic design by Arnulfo Maldonado Stage managed by Emilie Osborne Tech direction by Robin Margolis Find them: @ICanStealYourMother @maxwittert @paulfromschoollatenight @ptrsmith Content warning: strobe lighting The Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of
Toronzo Cannon
Blues guitarist Toronzo Cannon delivers his signature high‑energy set at The Iridium, blending soulful storytelling with scorching solos for an audience that craves authentic blues craftsmanship.
Eric D’Alessandro
Staten Island’s own comic Eric D’Alessandro returns for two nights of rapid‑fire jokes and observational humor on the St. George Theatre stage. Known for his sharp wit and relatable storytelling, D’Alessandro delivers a high‑energy set that keeps the audience laughing from start to finish. The intimate theater setting makes for a personal comedy experience that’s perfect for a night out with friends in Staten Island.
BMB Live x Trans-Pecos / Surely Tempo, Archer Oh, Dogs With Hats
A collaborative showcase featuring BMB Live alongside Surely Tempo, Archer Oh, and Dogs With Hats brings a kaleidoscope of indie‑rock, synth‑pop, and experimental sounds to Trans‑Pecos. The joint performance encourages cross‑genre interaction, giving the Ridgewood crowd a dynamic, ever‑shifting setlist. Fans can expect high‑energy songs, surprise guest appearances, and a communal vibe.
BMB Live x Trans-Pecos / Surely Tempo, Dogs With Hats
Friday night in early November sees a collaborative showcase between BMB Live and Trans-Pecos, featuring performances by Surely Tempo and Dogs With Hats. The all‑ages event blends indie rock with experimental pop, filling the venue’s gritty interior with vibrant melodies and punchy rhythms. Local fans can expect a lively, community‑driven atmosphere that highlights the venue’s role as a hub for collaborative music projects.
Curtis Lundy Quartet
The Curtis Lundy Quartet performs at Winnie's Jazz Club. Doors open at 4 PM, with live music starting at 7:30 PM.
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction by Peter Smith Produced by Paul William Levine Scenic design by Arnulfo Maldonado Stage managed by Emilie Osborne Tech direction by Robin Margolis Find them: @ICanStealYourMother @maxwittert @paulfromschoollatenight @ptrsmith Content warning: strobe lighting The Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of
Live Music – Andy Mac
Andy Mac returns for another Friday night, this time showcasing a mix of traditional reels and original compositions that highlight his virtuoso fiddle technique. The Long Room’s intimate acoustics amplify each note, making the performance feel like a private gathering among friends.
DJ Lex NY
Returning for a second Friday, DJ Lex NY curates a deep‑groove set that blends house, disco, and soulful R&B, keeping the porch buzzing well into the night. The DJ’s seamless mixes complement Porchlight’s relaxed bar vibe, allowing patrons to linger over drinks while the music builds a subtle, dance‑friendly momentum. This complimentary performance underscores the venue’s dedication to diverse, high‑quality nightlife experiences in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood.
ESOL Peer-to-Peer: ESOL Conversation Circles
Teenagers ages 14‑17 gather at the Cambria Heights branch for a peer‑led English‑for‑Speakers‑of‑Other‑Languages conversation circle. The informal setting encourages participants to practice speaking, share cultural experiences, and build confidence in a supportive group. Facilitators provide topic prompts and language tips, making the hour both educational and socially engaging. This free program reflects QPL’s commitment to empowering young immigrants in Queens.
Terry Waldo
Terry Waldo performs live music at Winnie's Jazz Club. Doors open at 4PM, with music starting at 7:30PM.
BOYNEXTDOOR – TOUR 'KNOCK ON Vol.2' IN NORTH AMERICA
Indie‑rock outfit BOYNEXTDOOR hits the Infosys Theater for the North American leg of their "KNOCK ON Vol.2" tour, delivering gritty guitar riffs and soaring choruses. The band’s high‑energy set will fill the intimate space with raw, emotive rock that resonates with New York’s vibrant music scene. Attendees will experience a dynamic live show that blends the band’s latest singles with fan‑favorite tracks.
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction by Peter Smith Produced by Paul William Levine Scenic design by Arnulfo Maldonado Stage managed by Emilie Osborne Tech direction by Robin Margolis Find them: @ICanStealYourMother @maxwittert @paulfromschoollatenight @ptrsmith Content warning: strobe lighting The Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of
Live Music – Craig Tichy
Saturday night features Craig Tichy, whose energetic guitar work and charismatic stage presence bring a modern twist to classic Irish tunes. The Long Room’s bustling bar area provides a lively backdrop, encouraging patrons to clap along and enjoy a night of spirited music.
Dweezil Zappa DZ20: Like Father, Like Son
Grammy‑winning guitarist Dweezil Zappa brings his “DZ20: Like Father, Like Son” tour to Staten Island, celebrating two decades of performing his father’s legendary catalog. The concert features a high‑octane setlist of Zappa classics, backed by a tight band and a pre‑show jam by Uncle Joe’s Band in the lobby. Fans of classic rock and virtuoso guitar work will appreciate the historic venue’s acoustics and the intimate atmosphere of the St. George Theatre.
Ursula Oppens/Jerome Lowenthal Joint Piano Concert
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.13.1″] Ursula Oppens/Jerome Lowenthal Joint Piano Recital Franz Scubert Impromptu in F minor, opus 143 Six Moments Musicaux, opus 94 Jerome Lowenthal Elliott Carter 90+ Clara Wieck Schumann Variations on a theme of Robert Schumann, opus 20 Elliott Carter Two Diversions Johannes Brahms Theme and Variations in D minor, Opus 18b Ursula Oppens Franz Schubert Fantasie in F minor, opus 103, D940 Jerome Lowenthal and Ursula Oppens Ursula Oppens, a legend among American pianists, is widely admired for her original and perceptive readings of new music, but also for her knowing interpretations of the standard repertoire. No other artist alive today has commissioned and premiered more new works for the piano that have entered the permanent repertoire. Over the years, Ms. Oppens has premiered works by such leading composers as John Adams, Luciano Berio,
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction by Peter Smith Produced by Paul William Levine Scenic design by Arnulfo Maldonado Stage managed by Emilie Osborne Tech direction by Robin Margolis Find them: @ICanStealYourMother @maxwittert @paulfromschoollatenight @ptrsmith Content warning: strobe lighting The Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of
Traditional Irish Music – Craig, Niall
Sunday’s trad lineup pairs Craig on bouzouki with Niall’s fiddle, delivering a rhythmic and melodic set that transports listeners to a cozy Irish tavern. Their interplay creates a lively atmosphere that perfectly complements The Long Room’s historic décor.
Tyshawn Sorey
Percussionist and composer Tyshawn Sorey headlines a two‑night run with pianist Aaron Diehl and guitarist Harish Raghavan, presenting a program that merges avant‑garde improvisation with compositional rigor. The trio’s chemistry promises a compelling dialogue between rhythmic invention and harmonic nuance, set against the backdrop of the Vanguard’s storied acoustics.
CHAMBERS / DESLAURIERS
The funk‑driven collective Chambers / Deslauriers brings soulful grooves and tight horn arrangements to The Iridium, creating a dance‑floor vibe within the club’s intimate walls.
Birding with an Indigenous Perspective
On November 11, Wave Hill hosts a bird‑watching walk that integrates Indigenous ecological knowledge. Participants will learn to identify local species while hearing stories about traditional stewardship of the land, creating a unique blend of science and cultural heritage in the garden’s woodland trails.
Family Art Project: Corn Husk Dolls
A repeat of the popular Corn Husk Dolls workshop on November 11 gives another chance for children to craft traditional dolls from harvested corn husks. The session emphasizes sustainable art practices and offers a tactile learning experience within the garden’s educational program.
Garden Highlights Walk
Join a guided stroll on November 11 to discover the garden’s seasonal highlights, from autumn foliage to late‑blooming perennials. Naturalists point out design elements and horticultural techniques that make Wave Hill a living museum, offering a concise yet enriching walk for visitors of any age.
The Three Sisters: From Garden to Bowl
In a short culinary demo on November 11, Wave Hill chefs demonstrate how the traditional “Three Sisters” planting of corn, beans, and squash can be transformed into a nourishing soup. Attendees learn the cultural history behind the crops and receive a tasting, linking garden stewardship to kitchen creativity.
SI Ballet presents A SALUTE TO OUR VETERANS
The evening performance of A SALUTE TO OUR VETERANS offers a second chance to experience Staten Island Ballet’s tribute to service members, featuring a different lighting design and an extended encore of the program’s most moving pieces. Audience members will be immersed in a blend of modern dance vocabulary and traditional patriotic motifs, creating a reflective atmosphere that honors sacrifice. As with the earlier show, veterans receive complimentary admission, while other patrons can secure tickets for $30. This performance underscores the ballet company’s commitment to community outreach through the arts.
Joslyn & The Sweet Compressions
Joslyn & The Sweet Compressions deliver a vibrant blend of blues, soul, and rock at The Iridium, with Joslyn’s powerful vocals leading a tight rhythm section for an unforgettable night of groove.
Environmental Climate Ready Workshop Series
The Queensbridge branch hosts a Climate Ready workshop focusing on practical steps residents can take to reduce their carbon footprint. Experts from local environmental groups present actionable tips on energy conservation, waste reduction, and community gardening. Participants receive printable resources and a chance to join a neighborhood sustainability network. The session underscores QPL’s role as a hub for environmental education in Queens.
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction by Peter Smith Produced by Paul William Levine Scenic design by Arnulfo Maldonado Stage managed by Emilie Osborne Tech direction by Robin Margolis Find them: @ICanStealYourMother @maxwittert @paulfromschoollatenight @ptrsmith Content warning: strobe lighting The Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of
Godzilla vs. Destoroyah Movie Screening
Join the “Better on the Big Screen” series for a retro monster showdown as the 1995 film Godzilla vs. Destoroyah roars onto the St. George Theatre’s screen. The screening is sponsored by local health partners and offers a nostalgic cinematic experience with crisp digital projection in the historic auditorium. It’s an ideal outing for families and monster‑movie fans looking for a fun night out in Staten Island.
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction by Peter Smith Produced by Paul William Levine Scenic design by Arnulfo Maldonado Stage managed by Emilie Osborne Tech direction by Robin Margolis Find them: @ICanStealYourMother @maxwittert @paulfromschoollatenight @ptrsmith Content warning: strobe lighting The Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of
Live Music – Anya Aliferis
Anya Aliferis takes the Friday night stage with a soulful blend of Irish folk and contemporary singer‑songwriter vibes, captivating the Midtown crowd with her expressive voice and lyrical storytelling. The Long Room’s intimate lighting and wood‑panel walls enhance the emotional resonance of her performance.
Lady Di Mega Diva X Famous Rapper
The dynamic pair returns to Porchlight’s porch, delivering another electrifying blend of Lady Di Mega Diva’s powerhouse vocals with a headline‑making rapper’s verses. Their high‑energy collaboration promises a night of bold, genre‑defying tracks that will have the Chelsea crowd cheering and dancing. Set against the bar’s sleek, industrial backdrop, this free Friday night showcase highlights Porchlight’s reputation as a hotspot for fresh, boundary‑pushing live entertainment.
Best of BAMkids Film Festival – Nov 14, 2026
The November 14 screening returns families to the magic of the BAMkids Film Festival, showcasing a fresh batch of short films that celebrate cultural diversity and playful storytelling. Young viewers will be drawn into whimsical worlds while the theater’s cozy atmosphere makes it easy for parents to relax. This event continues BAM’s commitment to providing high‑quality, age‑appropriate cinema in the heart of Brooklyn.
John Németh
Blues vocalist and guitarist John Németh brings his soulful, gritty sound to The Iridium, delivering a set that blends classic blues with contemporary flair in the club’s renowned acoustic environment.
Vienna Synergy: Quintets and Quartets of Mozart and Beethoven
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.13.1″] Mozart Selections from the string quintets Beethoven Selections from the Opus 18 string quartets with Mark Peskanov, violin, and Semplice Players [/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]
This or That: The Game Show – November 14th
Agenda’s first‑ever game‑show night blends comedy, karaoke, and a $500 grand‑prize contest. Hosted by Chris Jordan with comedy headliner Walt The Wiz and co‑host Phunny Phy, the evening kicks off with a happy‑hour cocktail menu at 4 pm, leading to a 7 pm showdown that promises laughs and audience participation in the heart of Queens.
THE MOM COMS
Kick off Thanksgiving with a night of laughs as The Mom Coms take the stage at the Recital Hall. This comedy showcase blends witty observations about family life, holiday shopping, and wine‑filled anecdotes, delivering a lively performance that’s perfect for a grown‑up crowd. Tickets are priced at $39.19, offering a premium comedy experience in the heart of Staten Island. Bring your best friend, mom, or partner for an unforgettable evening of humor and holiday cheer.
CSI presents THE MOM COMS
The Mom Coms bring a Thanksgiving‑themed comedy showcase to the Recital Hall, delivering witty sketches about family dynamics, holiday shopping and wine‑filled laughter. The performance is perfect for adults looking for a light‑hearted night out in Staten Island before the holiday rush.
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction by Peter Smith Produced by Paul William Levine Scenic design by Arnulfo Maldonado Stage managed by Emilie Osborne Tech direction by Robin Margolis Find them: @ICanStealYourMother @maxwittert @paulfromschoollatenight @ptrsmith Content warning: strobe lighting The Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of
Live Music – Sean Geary
Sean Geary returns for a Saturday night set, delivering a mix of upbeat reels and heartfelt ballads that keep the energy high throughout The Long Room’s lively bar. His engaging stage presence encourages audience participation, making the night feel like a community gathering.
The Nick Moss Band featuring Dennis Gruenling
The Nick Moss Band, with harmonica virtuoso Dennis Gruenling, delivers a high‑energy blues-rock performance at The Iridium, offering tight riffs and soulful storytelling for the club’s dedicated blues audience.
Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center Stage Band
The Mind‑Builders Creative Arts Center Stage Band will fill Wave Hill’s historic halls with a vibrant, genre‑blending set that explores the intersection of visual art and sound. In collaboration with exhibiting artists Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere, the performance reimagines music through an immersive, garden‑inspired lens. Attendees can expect a lively, family‑friendly concert amid the rolling lawns of the Bronx garden.
I Can Steal Your Mother
The Brick presents I Can Steal Your Mother written, performed, and illustrated by Max Wittert playing October 30-November 15, 2026 at The Brick Theater running time 65 minutes tickets $25-50 I Can Steal Your Mother is a fully-illustrated comedy hour from artist and comedian Max Wittert. Composed of over 1,200 original drawings, this autobiographical surreal storytime cruises through Wittert’s personal timeline, including, but not limited to: haunting memories of French Toast, neurotic freeway fantasies, and reincarnated goddesses. CREATIVE TEAM Direction by Peter Smith Produced by Paul William Levine Scenic design by Arnulfo Maldonado Stage managed by Emilie Osborne Tech direction by Robin Margolis Find them: @ICanStealYourMother @maxwittert @paulfromschoollatenight @ptrsmith Content warning: strobe lighting The Brick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. We rely on the generosity of our patrons. Consider giving a tax-deductible donation today to help make The Brick a sustainable hub of
Traditional Irish Music – Isa, Niall & Dave
Sunday’s trad trio—Isa on bodhrán, Niall on fiddle, and Dave on guitar—delivers a seamless blend of rhythm and melody that fills The Long Room with the unmistakable sound of Irish heritage. Their set ranges from lively jigs to reflective airs, offering a well‑rounded musical experience for diners.
John Zorn: New Masada Quartet
Avant‑garde legend John Zorn returns with his New Masada Quartet, delivering a program that fuses klezmer motifs, free improvisation, and hard‑driving post‑bop. Accompanying Zorn are guitarist Julian Lage, bassist Jorge Roeder, and drummer Kenny Wolleson, each a master of their respective instrument. The Vanguard’s historic, low‑ceiling space intensifies the quartet’s dynamic range, allowing every rapid phrase and subtle nuance to resonate. Fans of Zorn’s prolific output will find this series a thrilling continuation of his ever‑evolving Masada saga.
Il Volo
Operatic pop trio Il Volo returns to New York for a night of soaring harmonies and classic Italian ballads at the Infosys Theater. Their signature blend of opera, pop, and romance will be amplified by the venue’s superb sound system, offering an elegant evening for fans of crossover vocal excellence. The performance promises lush arrangements and a glamorous atmosphere in the heart of Manhattan.
Maya's Hope Lotus Ball
Join Maya’s Hope Foundation for its 15th Annual Lotus Ball on November 18, 2026, at the Edison Ballroom in Times Square. Enjoy an elegant evening of philanthropy and celebration while supporting vulnerable children in Ukraine and the Philippines through life-saving medical care, therapy, nutrition, and essential support. Learn more about tickets and sponsorship opportunities at www.mayashopelotusball.com.
Chris Smither
Folk‑blues legend Chris Smither takes the stage at The Iridium, delivering his signature fingerpicking and introspective lyrics in an intimate setting that highlights his storytelling prowess.
Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers w/ Alvah Klempt and Bertha Vanayshun
On Thursday, November 19th, Trans-Pecos presents a soulful blues‑rock evening headlined by Mel Bryant & the Mercy Makers, with special guests Alvah Klempt and Bertha Vanayshun. The all‑ages concert promises gritty guitar riffs, heartfelt vocals, and a foot‑stomping rhythm section that will reverberate through the venue’s industrial space. It’s a night for lovers of gritty, authentic rock to gather in Ridgewood’s beloved community venue.
Reza Khan Shadow Dancers Album Release Show
Jazz guitarist Reza Khan celebrates his new album with the Shadow Dancers, delivering a cinematic blend of modern jazz and world‑music textures at The Iridium, offering fans a first‑listen experience in a cozy club atmosphere.
Big Bill / Young & Sick / Yuvees
Closing the month, Friday night at Trans-Pecos showcases a trio of indie acts—Big Bill, Young & Sick, and Yuvees—delivering a mix of lo‑fi pop, dreamy synths, and introspective lyricism. The all‑ages lineup will transform the venue’s raw walls into a vibrant soundscape, inviting the Ridgewood community to unwind before the holiday season. Expect an eclectic blend of melodies that highlights the venue’s dedication to supporting diverse emerging artists.
Rich Dimare
A Night of Sinatra at Winnies Jazz Club with Rich Dimare from RHORI Friday, November 20th, 2026 Two Shows: 7:30pm | 9:30pm
Live Music – Jack Supan
Jack Supan headlines Friday night with a dynamic set that mixes traditional reels, contemporary folk, and a few surprise covers, all delivered with his signature charisma. The Long Room’s historic ambiance amplifies the lively performance, making it a standout evening for Midtown’s music lovers.
The Latona Brothers
The Latona Brothers bring a soulful blend of drums, bass, and guitar to Porchlight’s front porch, delivering a set steeped in funk, R&B, and groove‑centric tunes. Their tight musicianship creates an inviting backdrop for patrons to enjoy craft cocktails while soaking up the lively West Chelsea vibe.
“A Kaleidoscope of Favorites”: piano recital with Asiya Korepanova
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.13.1″] “A Kaleidoscope of Favorites” Bach-Hess Jesu Joy of Man’s Desire Tchaikovsky-Pletnev excerpts from The Nutcracker Suite Rachmaninoff Two preludes, Op. 23 Chopin Heroic Polonaise Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition with Asiya Korepanova, piano Biography The pianist who performed the complete Rachmaninoff solo piano works within the composer’s 150th-anniversary year in 2023, Asiya Korepanova is a pianistic powerhouse hailed as a “tremendously gifted pianist who exhibits a singular affinity for Rachmaninoff’s Russian romantic idiom and possesses the blazing technique to fully realize his distinctive scores” (South Florida Classical Review), who is also highly recognized as a composer, visual artist, and poet. A herald of an enormous repertoire encompassing over 60 piano concertos and solo works ranging from early Baroq
CSI KIDS CENTER STAGE CABARET
Young Staten Island talent takes the stage for the CSI Kids Center Stage Cabaret, a lively evening of songs, jokes and theatrical sketches performed by local children. The Recital Hall’s cozy atmosphere encourages families to cheer on the next generation of performers in a celebration of community creativity.
Live Music – Michael Hunter
Saturday night features Michael Hunter, whose soulful vocals and masterful guitar work bring a contemporary edge to classic Irish tunes. The Long Room’s warm lighting and polished wood interiors create an intimate setting that highlights his expressive performance.
Traditional Irish Music – Eileen, Andy & Tom
Sunday’s trad session showcases Eileen on fiddle, Andy on bouzouki, and Tom on bodhrán, delivering a rich tapestry of Irish sound that resonates through The Long Room’s historic stone fireplace. Their collaborative energy invites guests to tap their feet and enjoy a genuine taste of Irish culture in Midtown.
Ed Palermo Big Band
The Ed Palermo Big Band brings a high‑octane, avant‑garde jazz experience to The Iridium, featuring intricate arrangements and powerful brass sections that fill the intimate venue with big‑band energy.
Jason Moran & The Bandwagon
Pianist Jason Moran leads The Bandwagon in a late‑November run that blends soulful groove, inventive composition, and high‑energy improvisation. The core trio features bassist Tarus Mateen and drummer Nasheet Waits, delivering a rhythmic foundation that propels Moran’s exploratory piano narratives. Performed in the Vanguard’s intimate basement, the concert offers a close‑up view of the trio’s dynamic interplay and the club’s legendary acoustic warmth. This series is a highlight for anyone seeking a fresh, genre‑defying take on contemporary jazz.
Victoria Monét – Frequency Of Love Tour
R&B singer‑songwriter Victoria Monét brings her "Frequency Of Love" tour to the Infosys Theater, delivering soulful vocals and dance‑floor‑ready grooves. The intimate setting will let audiences feel the nuance of her powerful voice and the tight rhythm section that backs her hits. New York fans can expect a vibrant, feel‑good show that blends contemporary R&B with pop sensibilities.
The Best NYC Thanksgiving Dinner: 3‑Course Prix‑Fixe $90 Feast with Live Music
Celebrate Thanksgiving at Tara Mór with a sumptuous three‑course prix‑fixe dinner priced at $90, complemented by live Irish‑inspired music. Guests will enjoy a festive atmosphere just a block from Madison Square Garden, where the aroma of roasted turkey and traditional sides mingle with the warm glow of the bar’s décor. The event promises a perfect blend of hearty cuisine and lively tunes, making it an ideal holiday outing for friends and families in Midtown Manhattan.
Thanksgiving Celebration
The Tailor Public House welcomes guests for a special Thanksgiving Thursday on November 26th, offering a festive feast that blends classic holiday dishes with the bar’s signature comfort food twists. Diners can enjoy the warm, wood‑panelled interior and a curated cocktail menu while celebrating with friends and family in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
Thanksgiving
Murphy's Sports Bar opens its doors for a Thanksgiving celebration on Thursday, November 26th, offering a festive feast of turkey, stuffing, and all the classic sides. Guests can enjoy the holiday meal alongside the bar’s extensive beer list and watch the game on big‑screen TVs. The event runs from late morning into the early morning, providing a warm, communal gathering for friends and families in Astoria.
Thanksgiving Feast
Gather with friends and family for a Thanksgiving feast at Murphy's Sports Bar, where a special holiday menu will be served alongside the bar’s signature drinks. The celebration runs from late morning into the early morning, giving guests ample time to enjoy turkey, sides, and the lively Astoria atmosphere. It’s a perfect spot for those who want a festive meal without the hassle of cooking at home.
Thanksgiving
Gather with friends and family for a celebratory Thanksgiving feast at Deja Vu New York on Thursday, November 26th. The restaurant will serve a classic holiday menu—turkey, stuffing, and all the trimmings—paired with its signature cocktails and a curated selection of craft beers. Set in the vibrant Astoria neighborhood, the event offers a warm, communal dining experience that blends traditional flavors with the venue’s lively bar scene.
Thanksgiving
On Thursday, November 26th, Connolly's Corner opens its doors for a Thanksgiving feast that blends traditional holiday flavors with the venue’s relaxed, neighborhood vibe. Diners can share a celebratory meal featuring classic turkey, sides, and seasonal desserts while enjoying the bar’s warm ambience and friendly service. The event is designed for families, friends, and anyone looking to celebrate the holiday in a comfortable, community‑oriented setting in Maspeth. A full‑day schedule ensures plenty of time for lingering over coffee and conversation after the main meal.
Thanksgiving Celebration
Juke Bar East Village invites the East Village community to a festive Thanksgiving feast on November 27th. Guests can enjoy a hearty holiday menu while soaking in the bar’s lively atmosphere, complete with seasonal décor and a bustling crowd. The celebration runs from late morning into the early hours, offering plenty of time for friends and families to gather and give thanks together. It’s a perfect blend of classic Thanksgiving flavors and the bar’s signature New York vibe.
Live Music – Tom Riccobono
Tom Riccobono brings his soulful voice and acoustic guitar to Friday night at The Long Room, delivering a set that blends Irish folk storytelling with contemporary singer‑songwriter flair. The venue’s low‑key lighting and intimate seating make for a compelling listening experience.
Believe in Ghost!
Believe in Ghost! takes the porch stage with a vibrant mix of drums, bass, saxophone, and soaring vocals, delivering a soulful, genre‑blending performance. Their energetic set promises to keep the Chelsea crowd moving, all while guests enjoy the relaxed, open‑air ambiance of Porchlight’s signature porch.
“Divertimento”: string trios by Mozart and Beethoven
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.13.1″] Mozart Divertimento in E-flat Major, K. 563 Allegro Adagio Menuetto: Allegretto Andante Menuetto: Allegretto Allegro Beethoven String Trio in G Major, Op. 9, No. 1 Adagio – Allegro con brio Adagio ma non tanto e cantabile Scherzo. Allegro – Trio Presto with Mark Peskanov, violin; Chauncey Patterson, viola; Julian Schwarz, cello American virtuoso violinist and artistic visionary Mark Peskanov was born in Odessa, U.S.S.R. (now Odesa, Ukraine). Peskanov sang before he could walk or talk, and soon became a star violin student at the famed Stolyarsky school. At fifteen, he emigrated to the United States, where he was immediately accepted at the Aspen Music Festival and the Juilliard School. His phenomenal facility and musicianship won him both the Aspen and Juilliard concerto competitions, bringing him to the notice of Isaac Stern a
Live Music – Ben Peery
Saturday night sees Ben Peery back on stage, offering a lively mix of traditional reels and original compositions that keep the energy high throughout The Long Room’s bustling bar area. His engaging stage presence makes the performance feel like a community celebration.
“Divertimento”: String Trios of Mozart and Beethoven
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.13.1″] Mozart Divertimento in E-flat Major, K. 563 Allegro Adagio Menuetto: Allegretto Andante Menuetto: Allegretto Allegro Beethoven String Trio in G Major, Op. 9, No. 1 Adagio – Allegro con brio Adagio ma non tanto e cantabile Scherzo. Allegro – Trio Presto with Mark Peskanov, violin; Chauncey Patterson, viola; Julian Schwarz, cello American virtuoso violinist and artistic visionary Mark Peskanov was born in Odessa, U.S.S.R. (now Odesa, Ukraine). Peskanov sang before he could walk or talk, and soon became a star violin student at the famed Stolyarsky school. At fifteen, he emigrated to the United States, where he was immediately accepted at the Aspen Music Festival and the Juilliard School. His phenomenal facility and musicianship won him both the Aspen and Juilliard concerto competitions, bringing him to the notice of Isaac Stern a
Traditional Irish Music – Craig, Bernie
Sunday’s trad duo of Craig on bouzouki and Bernie on fiddle delivers a spirited set of reels and jigs that fill The Long Room with the lively sound of an Irish session. Their chemistry creates an inviting atmosphere for diners looking to unwind after a day in the city.