Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Monday, August 24, 2026.
Cloe Wilder's Am I A Star? tour lands in a small-room lane that suits the question mark in the title.
Low Cinema's California Split screening is the scruffy Altman gambling pick tucked below the bigger film calendar.
A bar lecture on D&D's trip from imagination to intellectual property is niche in a clean, useful way.
An alternative clothing swap in Purgatory's downstairs space is more local ritual than standard nightlife.
Night Club 101's Starcard bill has the small-band texture that disappears behind cleaner Bowery listings.
Caveat turning economics into a comedy premise is exactly the nerdy Monday specificity this list can use.
Spectacle's Satan's Menagerie slot gives the night a cult-film edge without leaning on the obvious repertory names.
FORT90 TV at Wonderville sounds like a transmission from a homemade media universe, which is the point.
Mezzrow's Vinyl After Hours is a quieter late-night jazz detour than another open mic or bar set.
Adam Ray's late Smalls jam is the after-hours musician slot that keeps Monday from ending neatly.