Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Thursday, April 30.
An exclusive screening at Elsewhere sounds more like a scene transmission than a normal movie night.
Eric Andre attaching himself to a skate-and-club night at Xanadu is exactly as excessive as it should be.
KGB Bar is the right place for a launch party that sounds like it came out of a group chat after midnight.
A Lee Scratch Perry and Mouse on Mars listening event upstairs at Public Records is niche in a very useful way.
A poetry witchual on Orchard Street is the kind of off-center listing that does not need much translation.
Miles Okazaki hosting Monk into a late set-and-session format is a serious small-hours musician draw.
Mezzrow's vinyl lane keeps the evening loose after the formal jazz calendar has already done its work.
The midnight edge of Smalls is still one of the better places to hear who is actually hanging around the scene.
La MaMa's Club is a good home for something titled like a note passed between performance people.
A La MaMa reading series with this oddly specific title feels more like a salon than a standard literary evening.