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  • Spunknik at Eastern Bloc

    Eastern Bloc 505 E 6th St, East Village, NY, United States

    East Village gay bar Eastern Bloc throws this Tuesday party featuring cheap drinks, beats by DJ Ernie Cote and a rotating roster of drag hosts.

  • Fix Your Bike Workshop

    Time's Up 99 South 6th Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY, United States

    "Bring your bike and share skills with other cyclists while you fix up your own bike."--Time's Up

  • Boxcutters in Brown Town: Opening Reception

    Fuse Gallery 93 Second Ave, East Village, New York, NY, United States

    Conrad Carlson (aka DJ Dirtyfinger), known for his tall-bike tomfoolery with the Black Label Bicycle Club, makes art out of cardboard boxes he finds on the street. This is his first solo show.

    Free

  • Drawings by James Ulmer Opening Reception

    Beginnings 110 Meserole Ave., Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY, United States

    Series of colorful ink drawings by artist James Ulmer. Exhibit showing through July 28th.

    Free

  • Figure Drawing with Brooklyn Nude

    Bunnycutlet 158 Roebling Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY, United States

    Brooklyn Nude takes over Bunnycutlet Gallery for a figure drawing session every other Wednesday evening. RSVP at BKNude@bunnycutlet.com.

    $15

  • Trivial Dispute at Crocodile Lounge

    Crocodile Lounge 325 E. 14th St, East Village, NY, United States

    Crocodile Lounge's weekly trivia night won Village Voice's Best Trivia Bar Award in 2011. Along with generous prizes for the winners, each team gets two free pizzas just for playing.

  • Trivial Dispute at Crocodile Lounge

    Crocodile Lounge 325 E. 14th St, East Village, NY, United States

    Crocodile Lounge's weekly trivia night won Village Voice's Best Trivia Bar Award in 2011. Along with generous prizes for the winners, each team gets two free pizzas just for playing.

  • The Elwins at Glasslands

    Glasslands 289 Kent Avenue , Brooklyn , United States

    The first Big Apple show for this Toronto-based indie band with a retro sound.

  • Nothing Changes at Home Sweet Home

    Home Sweet Home 131 Christie Street, Lower East Side, NY, United States

    In March, Nothing Changes replaced the long-running Wierd party as Home Sweet Home's weekly Wednesday night shindig, but the beats remain dark and dirty as ever.

  • Nothing Changes at Home Sweet Home

    Home Sweet Home 131 Christie Street, Lower East Side, NY, United States

    In March, Nothing Changes replaced the long-running Wierd party as Home Sweet Home's weekly Wednesday night shindig, but the beats remain dark and dirty as ever.