Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Monday, August 3.
A morning adult spelling bee at QED is odd before the day even starts, and that specificity is the point.
Political fundraising filtered through sketch at Caveat should draw a specific downtown comedy crowd.
Close Up gives this name-stacked quartet a compact, inside-baseball feel for listeners following the newer jazz circuit.
Spectacle is built for a title this curious, the sort of screening that rewards adventurous cinephiles.
Burlesque plus bingo is the right kind of hybrid bar-theater premise, more handmade than standard nightlife.
A film program tucked into Ornithology gives this an unusual venue twist before you even get to the movie.
Anthology plus Duchamp and chess is a compact art-film rabbit hole rather than a regular repertory slot.
Nublu's late producer night sounds like a working-session hang, loose enough for the night to veer sideways.
Late vinyl at Mezzrow is a narrow after-hours lane for people who want the jazz night to turn collector-minded.
A Smalls jam this late is more musician-facing than showcase-polished, which is exactly the appeal.