BYO ArtOpening Tuesday, July 30 at The Living Gallery Outpost, 7 pm to 9 pm. One night only. While art space The Living Gallery originally…
Oat Milk Soft Serve Comes to Williamsburg
You might have to take a shuttle bus to get it, but you can now enjoy a frozen treat made from the latest trendy dairy…
New CBD Bill Could Be Even More of a Buzzkill For Bodegas
On the heels of the New York City health department’s ban on CBD-infused food and drink, the State Assembly wants to crack down on where…
Performance Picks: Free Comedy, Burlesque, and Mud Wrestling
THURSDAY Ghost TownThursday, July 25 at Pete’s Candy Store, 7 pm: FREE Ghosts are probably feeling not too thrilled lately. They’ve gone from being known…
South Brooklynites: Why Did Con Ed Keep Us in the Dark For So Long?
After nearly two days without power, residents in Mill Basin finally had electricity restored at 11:15am this morning. Still, though residents no longer have to…
These 15-Year-Olds Are Sweeping Brooklyn and Putting Your High School Band to Shame
If you haven’t yet heard of Brooklyn-based Control the Sound, get ready because their high-energy mix of funk, rap, and rock will have you bobbing…
Crawl Into A Human-Sized Nest (and More Art This Week)
Delirious CitiesOpening Thursday, July 25 at Aperture Foundation, 7 pm to 8:30 pm. On view through August 29. The theme for this year’s Aperture Summer…
Beat the Heat With These Performance Picks
FRIDAY The Mx. Nobody Pageant Presents: NOPEFriday, July 19 at The Vault in Brooklyn, 11 pm: $5 Descend into the dark depths of basement venue…
Gregory Dillon’s Nostalgic Synth Pop Evokes Adolescence, Carnivals, and Love in the ‘80s
Gregory Dillon has the very specific ability to correctly V-step in crowded Bushwick backrooms. That’s because his mother once taught ’80s cardio step in New…
51Fest Brings Humorous and Heavy-Hitting Women-Led Flicks to IFC
There’s no stopping the calls for women behind and in front of the camera, and one film festival has a four-day long response: a women-centered…