What may be the “most unique studio in New York” (and the only one to continually throw a party featuring a live llama) has left…
After Shutdown, Brooklyn Venue The Gateway Turns to Crowdfunding to Reopen
Bushwick/Bed-Stuy venue The Gateway was forced to close on May 23 and has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise the money to reopen, according to an email…
Cutting-Edge Cacti, Once More in the Lower East Side
It’s been said that adding plants to your living space is a great way to improve both the appearance of a room and your own personal well-being.…
Performance Picks: Immersive Comedy, Intergenerational Queer Performance
FRIDAY Post Verbal: Pride Friday, June 8 at Bizarre Bushwick, 10 pm: $5-10 The passionate queerdos that comprise burlesque/drag collective BEEFSquad have cooked up yet…
Guerilla Toss Brings Experimental Dance-Rock To Union Pool This Month
Union Pool was the name on everybody’s lips when The Cut published a feature chock-full of tales framing the Williamsburg bar and venue as a notorious…
And Lucky’s Dreamy New Video Takes You Underwater
While it’s not exactly a trip to the beach, the premiere music video from Brooklyn-based indie dream pop band And Lucky serves up a quaint…
Art This Week: War, Globalism, and Multiple Realities
Light In Wartime Opening Wednesday, June 6 at apexart, 6 pm to 8 pm. On view through July 28. War has been a near-constant in…
Plant-Based Picture Show: Alamo Drafthouse To Offer Vegan Menu
If you’ve never been able to awkwardly murmur your food order to a server in the dark while a movie is playing due to your…
Tonight, A Chasm Of Art And Performance Opens Again In Brooklyn
In December 2016, we spoke with artist and curator Julia Sinelnikova (known in some circles as The Oracle) about her festival CHASM, which intended to be…
La Nacional Will Reopen, Seeking To Be ‘More Authentic Than Ever’
The last time we checked in with the Spanish Benevolent Society’s beloved restaurant La Nacional, they announced they’d be closing for a “complete renovation” in…