As part of the Summer Street Theater Tour, which has been bringing free outdoor theater to low-income communities since the 1970s, any passersby will be able to pull up a lawn chair or milk crate in Tompkins Square Park to watch "Sanitation," the eco-friendly musical about three Lower East Side sanitation workers who scrounge together their savings to take a cruise to the Caribbean, only to get sidetracked by Hurricane Sandy.
Andy Pry, Eli Escobar, and Lloydski’s afternoon-into-night bash was named a "Reason to Love NY" by New York magazine last year. This year they're at three locations: their Roberta's home base, the industrial-chic Knockdown Center in Ridgewood (with food and drinks by Roberta's), and (maybe best of all) at the beach, at the Rippers concession stand in Rockaway.
As part of Theater for the New City's Summer Street Theater Tour, which has been bringing free outdoor theater to low-income communities since the 1970s, any passersby can walk into St. Mark's Church to see "Sanitation," the eco-friendly musical about three Lower East Side sanitation workers who scrounge together their savings to take a cruise to the Caribbean, only to get sidetracked by Hurricane Sandy.
"Prizes to be won, fun to be had" at Boulevard Tavern's Monday-night trivia showdown. Drinks specials (e.g. $6 martinis) often follow the game.
A weekly electro DJ line-up  four and five acts deep.
A weekly electro DJ line-up  four and five acts deep.
A weekly electro DJ line-up  four and five acts deep.
A weekly electro DJ line-up  four and five acts deep.
A weekly electro DJ line-up  four and five acts deep.
As a drummer, Prince Terrence has toured with Santogold, Spank Rock, and Major Lazer. Every Monday at Lit, he's joined in the DJ booth by…