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Brooklyn-bred, Nashville-honed The Lone Bellow takes our summer music stage with the NYC album release concert for their new What A Time To Be Alive.
The Lone Bellow is a fan favorite for their vocal chemistry, gorgeous three-part harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and a sound steeped in folk, rock, Americana, and southern gospel – and for high energy, emotionally resonant live shows that regularly sell out on the indie-folk circuit. Hear them perform music from their new album – songs about friendship and resilience, love and loss, that pulse with vulnerability and a yearning for human connection. The Lone Bellow has headlined and thrilled audiences at storied venues from the Ryman Auditorium to Red Rocks. Don’t miss them as they launch their new album just a subway ride away from their roots.

Local Event: The Lone Bellow: What A Time To Be Alive

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The Lone Bellow: What A Time To Be Alive

Brooklyn-bred, Nashville-honed The Lone Bellow takes our summer music stage with the NYC album release concert for their new...

The New York Times just named Brandy Clark one of the “30 greatest living American songwriters” — alongside Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Taylor Swift, and others.
One of Nashville’s most in-demand hitmakers, the Grammy, CMA, and Americana Music Award-winning Clark has written for and seen her songs recorded by artists including Sheryl Crow, Keith Urban, Kacey Musgraves, Miranda Lambert, and many more. Clark’s career as a singer-songwriter performing her own songs includes her self-titled fourth album, produced by 11-time Grammy winner Brandi Carlile. Their poignant, exquisite duet, “Dear Insecurity,” earned Clark a Grammy for Best Americana performance. Clark stops by our summer concert stage with the songs and musical storytelling that openly capture the complexities of the human heart — and that have made her one of the most influential voices in modern music.

Local Event: An Evening with Brandy Clark

An Evening with Brandy Clark

The New York Times just named Brandy Clark one of the “30 greatest living American songwriters” — alongside Stevie Wonder, Paul...

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In Conversation with NBC’s Emily Orozco.
Academy Award nominee Monica Barbaro, Callum Turner and director Will Gluck stop by for an advance screening of their new romantic comedy, One Night Only, followed by a conversation.
What if one messy night turns out to be the best thing that ever happened to you? Following the recently dumped Owen (Turner) and hopeful romantic Allie (Barbaro) after a fatefully star-crossed date, One Night Only is the story of a couple racing toward and away from each other — a series of chance encounters, wrong turns, and unexpected adventures that sends them on intersecting paths across the city, each wondering whether the person they’re looking for has already slipped away.
Featuring a standout ensemble cast including Maya Hawke, Julia Fox, King Princess, Ben Marshall, Ziwe, Molly Ringwald, and LeVar Burton, One Night Only is a fresh, funny, and deeply romantic ode to New York, serendipity, and the possibility that real connection can emerge in the most unlikely circumstances.
Following the screening, hear Barbaro, Turner, and Gluck as they discuss the making of the film — crafting a new twist on the classic romantic comedy, building its richly imagined New York, the irresistible serendipity of a great love story, stories from the set, and more.

Local Event: One Night Only: Screening and Monica Barbaro, Callum Turner and Will Gluck

One Night Only: Screening and Monica Barbaro,...

In Conversation with NBC’s Emily Orozco.
Academy Award nominee Monica Barbaro, Callum Turner and director Will Gluck stop by...

One Night Only: Screening and Monica Barbaro, Callum Turner and Will Gluck

with Alison Sweeney, Andie MacDowell, Ashley Williams, Holly Robinson Peete, Jonathan Bennett, Lacey Chabert, Marilu Henner, Scott Michael Foster, Tamera Mowry-Housley, Tyler Hynes, and more. Celebrate 25 years of Hallmark Channel with an unforgettable evening featuring many of the network’s biggest stars, including Alison Sweeney, Andie MacDowell, Andrew Walker, Ashley Williams, Autumn Reeser, Barbara Niven, Benjamin Ayres, B.J. Britt, Erin Cahill, Heather Hemmens, Holly Robinson Peete, Jonathan Bennett, Kimberley Sustad, Lacey Chabert, Marilu Henner, Niall Matter, Nikki DeLoach, Scott Michael Foster, Tamera Mowry-Housley, Tyler Hynes and Wes Brown. Gather for a one-night-only celebration of the iconic network that has become synonymous with heartfelt storytelling, feel-good entertainment, and cherished seasonal traditions.
From beloved original movies and romantic comedies to fan-favorite series and the cultural phenomenon of Countdown to Christmas, Hallmark Channel has created a unique place in American popular culture, bringing audiences stories of connection, hope, and joy for 25 years.
Through lively conversations with Hallmark’s most beloved stars, moderated by PEOPLE’s Breanne Heldman, you’ll hear behind-the-scenes stories, revisit favorite movies and unforgettable moments, and celebrate the actors who helped build the network’s remarkable legacy. The evening also offers an exclusive look at what’s next for Hallmark, including sneak previews of upcoming programming and a first look at the new Hallmark+ limited series Paris Is Always a Good Idea, starring Lacey Chabert and Scott Michael Foster.
Whether you’re a longtime Countdown to Christmas devotee or simply love stories filled with warmth, romance, and optimism, this one-of-a-kind celebration is not to be missed.

Local Event: Hallmark Channel’s 25th Birthday: A Quarter Century of Feel-Good Television

Hallmark Channel’s 25th Birthday: A Quarter...

with Alison Sweeney, Andie MacDowell, Ashley Williams, Holly Robinson Peete, Jonathan Bennett, Lacey Chabert, Marilu Henner,...

Hallmark Channel’s 25th Birthday: A Quarter Century of Feel-Good Television

Comedian Jeff Arcuri joins us for a conversation about his debut Netflix stand-up special, Nice to Meet You, featuring exclusive clips.
One of stand-up’s rising stars, Arcuri has been on a path of rapid growth as he quickly scaled to headlining theaters nationwide, regularly selling out multiple shows each weekend. Most recently, Arcuri headlined two sold-out performances at the Beacon Theatre as part of the New York Comedy Festival and a four-show sold-out residency at The Wiltern in Los Angeles.
Arcuri’s debut special marks him as a comedian to watch. His rapid-fire wit is nonstop as he zeroes in on marital pranks, urinal mind games and balancing outrageous laughs with heartfelt reflections on his wife’s cancer journey.
In a conversation featuring exclusive clips from the show, don’t miss the chance to go behind the scenes with a comedian on the rise, and find out how Arcuri is proving that the funniest moments are often the most human.

Local Event: Netflix’s Nice to Meet You: Jeff Arcuri in Conversation with Katie Thurston

Netflix’s Nice to Meet You: Jeff Arcuri in...

Comedian Jeff Arcuri joins us for a conversation about his debut Netflix stand-up special, Nice to Meet You, featuring...

Netflix’s Nice to Meet You: Jeff Arcuri in Conversation with Katie Thurston

Diversity can be one of our nation’s greatest assets — if we know how to turn our differences into sources of cooperation rather than division.
As a writer, speaker, and most notably the Founder &amp; President of Interfaith America — one of the nation’s premier interfaith organizations — Eboo Patel has devoted his career to advancing a vision of pluralism, where people of different faiths, worldviews, and backgrounds contribute their best to the American project. In a live taping of his podcast, Detours &amp; Destinations, Rabbi David Ingber sits down with Patel in a conversation drawing on decades of experience doing the difficult work of bridging deep divides. Through personal stories and practical wisdom, they explore what it takes to build a more cohesive community in an increasingly fragmented world. Along the way, they will examine how faith can play an instructive role in America’s future, what we can learn from our nation’s past achievements in pluralism, and why our ability to cooperate across lines of fundamental difference still holds the key to our collective flourishing. Whether you’re interested in faith, culture, or the future of American democracy, expect a nuanced conversation that leaves you hopeful that even amid our polarized age, Americans can build a common purpose by bringing our distinct identities and the stories that shape them to a shared table.

Local Event: Detours & Destinations with Rabbi David Ingber: Eboo Patel From Boundaries to Bridges

Detours & Destinations with Rabbi David Ingber:...

Diversity can be one of our nation’s greatest assets — if we know how to turn our differences into sources of cooperation...

Detours & Destinations with Rabbi David Ingber: Eboo Patel From Boundaries to Bridges

Award-winning author Dara Horn joins Coleman Hughes for a searching conversation about dismantling the myths of antisemitism — and her new book, The Final Solution to the Jewish Question: A Love Story for the Living.
After publishing the award-winning People Love Dead Jews — a landmark examination of the ways contemporary culture sentimentalizes Jewish suffering while ignoring Jewish life — Dara Horn heard from thousands of people, online and in person, demanding solutions. In her new book, she takes the next step — not only tracing the myths that have spread antisemitism from antiquity to the present, but asking what can actually be done about them. Drawing on deep historical research, investigative reporting, and her own front-row view of the post-October 7 landscape — from Harvard’s Antisemitism Advisory Group to conversations with government leaders, educators, and communities across North America — Horn explores the failures of Holocaust education, the compromises of the American Jewish “Golden Age,” and the new battlegrounds of artificial intelligence and public memory.
What can be done — in the halls of power, in our communities, in Silicon Valley and beyond — not only to condemn antisemitism, but to stop it in its tracks? Hear Horn and Hughes in a discussion about how we got here — and the future we still have the chance to build.
All in-person tickets include a copy of the book.
This event was made possible in collaboration with UJA.

Local Event: Dara Horn with Coleman Hughes: The Final Solution to the Jewish Question

Dara Horn with Coleman Hughes: The Final...

Award-winning author Dara Horn joins Coleman Hughes for a searching conversation about dismantling the myths of antisemitism —...

Dara Horn with Coleman Hughes: The Final Solution to the Jewish Question

Sarah Longwell wants to build a winning political coalition to defeat MAGA-style politics — and she’s ready to tell you how. Hear her in a conversation about her new book, How to Eat an Elephant: One Voter at a Time.
Longwell is the CEO and publisher of The Bulwark, one of the largest and fastest-growing independent media companies in the country. Her unlikely political journey from the Republican Party to the front lines of the anti-MAGA movement has brought her to the center of the debate about how to defeat Donald Trump — and Trumpism.
After Trump won the 2024 election, she did what she's done nearly every week for the past eight years: She sat down with voters to talk. She’s conducted hundreds of focus groups and listened to thousands of ordinary Americans ― Republicans, Democrats, and independents ― with the goal of understanding politics through the eyes of the people who will decide our country’s future.
In How to Eat an Elephant, Longwell lays out the playbook for building a coalition big enough, bold enough, and tough enough to defeat authoritarian populism for good. In a conversation that is equal parts pep talk and game plan, Longwell discusses how we got here and, more importantly, what we must build next ― all while drawing on what she’s learned from the most important political actors in the country: the voters themselves.
Every ticket that includes a book comes with a pre-signed copy of How to Eat an Elephant, published by St. Martins Press. Pre-signed copies of How to Eat an Elephant will be available for purchase at the event.

Local Event: Sarah Longwell and Jonathan V. Last in Conversation — How to Eat an Elephant: One Voter at a Time

Sarah Longwell and Jonathan V. Last in...

Sarah Longwell wants to build a winning political coalition to defeat MAGA-style politics — and she’s ready to tell you how....

Sarah Longwell and Jonathan V. Last in Conversation — How to Eat an Elephant: One Voter at a Time

Redeemer Presbyterian Church West Side

Jaclyn Smith, one of the original stars of Charlie’s Angels, stops by for an intimate conversation about her career-defining role in Charlie’s Angels, and what came after — and her new memoir, I Once Knew a Guy Named Charlie.
As the only original Charlie’s Angel to appear throughout the series’ entire five-season run, Jaclyn Smith became the face of one of the most influential shows in television history. And in I Once Knew a Guy Named Charlie, Smith tells the story of her life, from her early days as a Texas dancer and aspiring actress to her work on the show, including her enduring friendships with Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson, and Cheryl Ladd — and her partnership with K-MART in the ’80s, in which she pioneered the concept of a celebrity-branded clothing line, a bold career pivot leading to a successful second act as a businesswoman.
Reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of balancing fame, family, business, and personal resilience, including her experience with breast cancer, Smith opens up about the lessons she’s learned across five decades in the public eye. Hear her discuss the moments that shaped her — not just as an actress, but as a businesswoman, mother, and survivor.
All in-person tickets include an autographed copy of the book.

Local Event: Jaclyn Smith in Conversation: Beyond Charlie’s Angels

Jaclyn Smith in Conversation: Beyond Charlie’s...

Jaclyn Smith, one of the original stars of Charlie’s Angels, stops by for an intimate conversation about her career-defining...

Jaclyn Smith in Conversation: Beyond Charlie’s Angels

Acclaimed financial journalist William D. Cohan, the New York Times-bestselling author of Power Failure and House of Cards, joins us with The New York Times’ Andrew Ross Sorkin for a conversation about corruption and power in modern finance — and his new book Money to Burn: The Unvarnished Truth About Leon Black, Apollo, and the Rise of a New Wall Street.
In March of 2021, Leon Black, the brilliant and fearsome billionaire founder of investment firm Apollo Global Management, resigned. For more than three decades, Apollo had epitomized the new Wall Street, pioneering both private equity and private credit by delivering staggering returns through aggressive takeovers and contrarian bets. But its most powerful figure would eventually be undone by his own poor judgment — including an affair with a Russian woman intent on a shakedown and a friendship and business relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Drawing on exclusive reporting and unprecedented access to Apollo Global Management’s key players, Money to Burn traces Black’s extraordinary ascent — from his early rise in the aftermath of the 1980s junk bond crisis to the creation of a financial empire that helped redefine American capitalism to the ethical failures and public scandals that ultimately led to his downfall.
In the first and only live New York launch event for Money to Burn, Cohan and Sorkin go beyond Black’s story to explore the forces that transformed Wall Street over the past four decades — the personalities who amassed extraordinary wealth and influence, and what Apollo’s story reveals about ambition, accountability, and power in American business. Expect an illuminating evening with two of our foremost interpreters of the financial world.

Local Event: William D. Cohan in Conversation with Andrew Ross Sorkin: Money to Burn

William D. Cohan in Conversation with Andrew...

Acclaimed financial journalist William D. Cohan, the New York Times-bestselling author of Power Failure and House of Cards,...

William D. Cohan in Conversation with Andrew Ross Sorkin: Money to Burn

Enjoy a screening of an episode from the new season of Netflix’s hit action-comedy series The Gentlemen, followed by a conversation with stars Theo James and Kaya Scodelario.
What do you do when you inherit a dukedom — and a wildly profitable cannabis empire? If you’re Eddie Hornimen, you roll up your sleeves and learn the family business. Set in Guy Ritchie’s swaggering, stylish world of double-crossing aristocrats and gangsters, season two of The Gentlemen follows Eddie (played by a brilliantly deadpan Theo James) as he tries to keep his operation afloat by teaming up with the powerful Glass crime family — a partnership that’s as lucrative as it is chaotic. Equal parts caper, crime saga, and fish-out-of-water comedy, The Gentlemen shows that a life of white-collar weed-peddling isn’t as easy as it looks.
Following the episode screening, James and Scodelario take the stage to discuss the new season — the show’s irresistible mix of crime and comedy, what it’s like to inhabit Guy Ritchie’s fast-talking universe, stories from the set, and more.

Local Event: Netflix’s The Gentlemen: Episode Screening and Theo James and Kaya Scodelario in Conversation

Netflix’s The Gentlemen: Episode Screening and...

Enjoy a screening of an episode from the new season of Netflix’s hit action-comedy series The Gentlemen, followed by a...

Netflix’s The Gentlemen: Episode Screening and Theo James and Kaya Scodelario in Conversation

92NY’s award-winning interview series, Cabaret Conversations, returns with its first in-person edition.
Curated and hosted by award-winning cabaret performer Michael Kirk Lane, Director of Cabaret Programs at 92NY’s School of Music, the series explores the art of cabaret in New York City. Through conversations with performers, directors, journalists, and other leading voices in the field, Cabaret Conversations examines the history, evolution, and current state of this distinctive performance form.
Each event includes an audience Q&amp;A and, often, live performances by the featured guests.
The inaugural in-person conversation will feature Tony Award winner Lindsay Mendez, accompanied by Yasuhiko Fukuoka on piano.

Local Event: Cabaret Conversations: Lindsay Mendez with Michael Kirk Lane and Yasuhiko ‘Yaz’ Fukuoka

Cabaret Conversations: Lindsay Mendez with...

92NY’s award-winning interview series, Cabaret Conversations, returns with its first in-person edition.
Curated and hosted by...

Cabaret Conversations: Lindsay Mendez with Michael Kirk Lane and Yasuhiko ‘Yaz’ Fukuoka

A World Premiere Film Directed by Nel Shelby Featuring Malpaso Dance Company and Pedro Ruiz With a Live Performance by Ballet Hispánico New YorkMalpaso Dance Company is one of contemporary dance’s great success stories — a Cuban ensemble known for extraordinary technical brilliance, musicality, and expressive power. Since its founding in 2012, Malpaso has become a vital force on the global stage, commissioning and performing works by Ronald K. Brown, Trey McIntyre, Aszure Barton, and more.
For the Harkness Mainstage Series Opening Night, the company was to appear in the world premiere of a new 92NY commission by Bessie Award winner Pedro Ruiz. Ruiz was to travel to Havana to create the work in close collaboration with Malpaso’s dancers before bringing it to New York.
Current visa barriers have made that impossible.
Rather than allow those barriers to end the project, 92NY continued to support the work. Filmmaker Nel Shelby traveled to Cuba to document Ruiz’s creative process with Malpaso. The resulting documentary offers an intimate portrait of a company whose artistry and resilience remain undiminished. Part documentary, part act of cultural solidarity, the film will premiere as part of our Opening Night.
Dance has always carried human connection across boundaries. At a time when artistic exchange across borders is increasingly fragile, this project affirms the necessity of sustaining international collaboration, especially when it is most difficult.
Joining our Opening Night in celebration and support of the project is Ballet Hispánico New York, the nation’s leading Latino dance company and the largest cultural institution of its kind in the United States. Recognized by the Ford Foundation as one of America’s Cultural Treasures, the organization stands as a major force in contemporary dance in New York City, elevating the voices of Latino artists across the nation and the world. Under the leadership of Artistic Director &amp; CEO Eduardo Vilaro, Ballet Hispánico serves as a catalyst for imagination, redefining how contemporary dance is seen, heard, and understood through its repertory, training, and community programs.
Bringing their extraordinary artistry to the evening, the company performs a program honoring three Cuban and Cuban American choreographers whose work has made a profound mark on American dance. The performance features excerpts from Eduardo Vilaro’s Buscando a Juan (Looking for Juan); Marianela Boán’s Reactor Antígona (Antigone Reactor); and concludes with Pedro Ruiz’s Guajira.
This performance is part of the Harkness Mainstage Series’ Home season, exploring how dance maps the shifting terrain of home, identity, belonging, and the borders — visible and invisible — that shape us.

Local Event: The Essence of Us: A Cuban Story

The Essence of Us: A Cuban Story

A World Premiere Film Directed by Nel Shelby Featuring Malpaso Dance Company and Pedro Ruiz With a Live Performance by Ballet...

Malpaso Dance Company is one of contemporary dance’s great success stories — a Cuban ensemble known for extraordinary technical brilliance, musicality, and expressive power. Since its founding in 2012, Malpaso has become a vital force on the global stage, commissioning and performing works by Ronald K. Brown, Trey McIntyre, Aszure Barton, and more.
For the Harkness Mainstage Series Opening Night, the company was to appear in the world premiere of a new 92NY commission by Bessie Award winner Pedro Ruiz. Ruiz was to travel to Havana to create the work in close collaboration with Malpaso’s dancers before bringing it to New York.
Current visa barriers have made that impossible.
Rather than allow those barriers to end the project, 92NY continued to support the work. Filmmaker Nel Shelby traveled to Cuba to document Ruiz’s creative process with Malpaso. The resulting documentary offers an intimate portrait of a company whose artistry and resilience remain undiminished. Part documentary, part act of cultural solidarity, the film will premiere as part of our Opening Night.
Dance has always carried human connection across boundaries. At a time when artistic exchange across borders is increasingly fragile, this project affirms the necessity of sustaining international collaboration, especially when it is most difficult.
Joining our Opening Night in celebration and support of the project is Ballet Hispánico New York, the nation’s leading Latino dance company and the largest cultural institution of its kind in the United States. Recognized by the Ford Foundation as one of America’s Cultural Treasures, the organization stands as a major force in contemporary dance in New York City, elevating the voices of Latino artists across the nation and the world. Under the leadership of Artistic Director &amp; CEO Eduardo Vilaro, Ballet Hispánico serves as a catalyst for imagination, redefining how contemporary dance is seen, heard, and understood through its repertory, training, and community programs.
Bringing their extraordinary artistry to the evening, the company performs a program honoring three Cuban and Cuban American choreographers whose work has made a profound mark on American dance. The performance features excerpts from Eduardo Vilaro’s Buscando a Juan (Looking for Juan); Marianela Boán’s Reactor Antígona (Antigone Reactor); and concludes with Pedro Ruiz’s Guajira.
This performance is part of the Harkness Mainstage Series’ Home season, exploring how dance maps the shifting terrain of home, identity, belonging, and the borders — visible and invisible — that shape us.
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Malpaso Dance Company is one of contemporary dance’s great success stories — a Cuban ensemble known for extraordinary technical...

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Theater at St. Jean

Step into a world where love conquers all, as CityDanceNY presents a fresh take on the timeless tale of "Beauty and the Beast!" Based on the classic French fairytale La Belle et La Bête by Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot De Villeneneuve, our enchanting production breathes new life into the original story, weaving in themes of acceptance, self-discovery, and the power of compassion that resonate with today’s audience. Imagine a vibrant blend of powerful choreography, captivating storytelling, and the greatest music of the Baroque era. The ticket link is on our website, &nbsp;<a href="https://www.citydanceny.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.CityDanceNY.org</a> or can be purchased at the door.&nbsp;
$45 General, $35 Seniors, $25 Students, $15 Kids under 10

Local Event: Beauty and the Beast

Beauty and the Beast

Step into a world where love conquers all, as CityDanceNY presents a fresh take on the timeless tale of "Beauty and the Beast!"...

Berimbau Brazilian Table - 36th Street

'The Most Electrifying Party In Town' FORBES 
'This new underground jazz speakeasy is the epitome of cool' TIMEOUT
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Saturday August 1, the stunning venue at Berimbau learns to breathe in samba time. Jackie Ribas and the full Daddy Rabbit experience carry the Brazilian coastline in through the door — bossa nova whispers, percussion like a heartbeat, the golden hush of Rio at midnight. This isn't a show you watch. It's one you feel in your hips, your chest, your bones.
Let the rhythm find you. It always does.
One night of live, immersive magic.
World-class musicians. Unrepeatable moments.
Daddy Rabbit doesn't do ordinary — and neither should your weekend.
Doors 7pm. Show 8pm. Full Menu + Delicious Cocktails AvailableSee you there.
Daddy Rabbit is a uniquely immersive live music event at New York City's coolest speakeasy. Pulling together classically trained pianists, bassists and horn players with jazz singers, MCs and beatboxers, this is an ever-changing carousel of world-class sound. This live music event mixes original compositions with unique interpretations of Soul, Jazz, Rock, Funk and RnB classics. An intimate setting in the round, it's a show where you can literally stand with the band.

Local Event: Brazilian Night By Daddy Rabbit 

Brazilian Night By Daddy Rabbit 

'The Most Electrifying Party In Town' FORBES   
'This new underground jazz speakeasy is the epitome of cool' TIMEOUT
TICKETS:...

Theatre At St Jean

Step into a world where love conquers all, as CityDanceNY presents a fresh take on the timeless tale of "Beauty and the Beast!" This enchanting production breathes new life into the original story, weaving in themes of acceptance, self-discovery, and the power of compassion that resonate with today’s audience. Imagine a vibrant blend of powerful choreography, captivating storytelling, and the greatest music of the Baroque era. The ticket link is on our website, &nbsp;<a href="https://www.citydanceny.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.CityDanceNY.org</a> or can be purchased at the door.&nbsp;
$45 General, $35 Seniors, $25 Students, $15 Kids under 10

Local Event: Beauty And The Beast

Beauty And The Beast

North Fork Sound Bath, Mindfulness &amp; Wellness Retreat
Escape to the peaceful beauty of Long Island's North Fork during a five-day, four-night all-inclusive wellness retreat overlooking Peconic Bay, August 24–28, 2026.
Hosted by Greenwich-based mindfulness meditation teacher, sound healing practitioner, and Holy Fire® Reiki Master Lisa Cooper, this intimate retreat combines daily mindfulness meditation, immersive sound healing experiences, and thoughtfully curated North Fork excursions designed to promote relaxation, reflection, and personal renewal.
Guests will enjoy private tours of the Landcraft Garden Foundation, Widow's Hole Oyster Farm, and the organic Sang Lee Farms, along with a hands-on herbalism workshop, waterfront dining, a traditional North Fork clambake, and time to enjoy the beauty of Peconic Bay. The retreat also includes opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, quiet beach walks, and personal reflection in a peaceful waterfront setting.
Designed for a small group, the retreat balances guided experiences with free time, creating space for meaningful connection, personal growth, and restoration.
Private and shared accommodations are available at the waterfront retreat home or the nearby Bay Breeze Inn.
For additional information or to reserve a space, visit harmonioushealing.com.

Local Event: North Fork Sound Bath, Mindfulness & Wellness Retreat

North Fork Sound Bath, Mindfulness & Wellness...

North Fork Sound Bath, Mindfulness & Wellness Retreat
Escape to the peaceful beauty of Long Island's North Fork during a...

North Fork Sound Bath, Mindfulness & Wellness Retreat

The Broadway Magic Hour is NYC's favorite family-friendly magic show. Now in its 3rd epic year, award-winning magicians Jim Vines (Penn&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Teller:&nbsp;Fool Us)&nbsp;and Carl Mercurio (Mohegan Sun) dazzle audiences of grandparents, parents, and kids every weekend afternoon at the historic Broadway Comedy Club in Times Square.One of the most amazing parts of the Broadway Magic Hour is the jaw-dropping close-up magic before the main show! This Saturday, August 1, legendary NYC&nbsp;close-up magician Mike Kurylo will blow minds in our showroom with his masterful sleight of hand magic. Watch magic happen inches away from your own eyes... and in your own hands!&nbsp;&nbsp;If you've never experienced real close-up magic, this is something you don't want to miss.After Mike has left everyone in a state of pure amazement, that's when the main show starts:&nbsp;The Broadway Magic Hour live stage show. Jim &amp;&nbsp;Carl have been performing together for over 10 years, and their show is consistently rated as one of the "Best Magic Shows in NYC"&nbsp;(Time Out NY), and gets 5-star reviews constantly on Yelp, TripAdvisor, and Google.Tickets start at just $25. The show often sells out (this past weekend sold out), so if you want to bring your family to the show, be sure to reserve tickets online ahead of time.Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://broadwaymagichour.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://broadwaymagichour.com</a>

Magic Show for ALL AGES this Saturday August 1

The Broadway Magic Hour is NYC's favorite family-friendly magic show. Now in its 3rd epic year, award-winning magicians Jim Vines (Penn & Teller:...

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Cabaret Conversations: Lindsay Mendez with Michael Kirk Lane and Yasuhiko ‘Yaz’ Fukuoka

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7:30 PM

92NY, 1395 Lexington Ave, New York, NY

The Essence of Us: A Cuban Story

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7:00 PM

92NY, 1395 Lexington Ave, New York, NY

The Essence of Us: A Cuban Story

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12:00 PM

92NY, 1395 Lexington Ave, New York, NY

Beauty and the Beast

Brazilian Night By Daddy Rabbit

Beauty And The Beast

North Fork Sound Bath, Mindfulness & Wellness Retreat

Magic Show for ALL AGES this Saturday August 1

Modern Country Living - Private Sale