NYC Deep Cuts for Thursday, September 24, 2026

Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Thursday, September 24, 2026.

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  1. Brooklyn Experimental Electronic Music September Artist Showcase

    7:00 PM · Wonderville

    Kevin Keller, Space Animals, rtemis rho and Jesse Juno share Wonderville’s September electronic showcase, organized by Metamyther alongside the bar’s independent arcade games.

  2. OLD SAW, Ximena Bedoya

    7:00 PM · Night Club 101

    Old Saw and Ximena Bedoya share Night Club 101’s bill, pairing two exploratory practices for a less conventional East Village listening night.

  3. Las Mariquitas @ MAYDAY SPACE

    7:00 PM · Mayday Space

    Las Mariquitas bring their queer salsa collective to Mayday Space, putting the dance floor inside Bushwick’s community organizing space.

  4. THE LUNAR FRONTIER: Cowboy Bebop x Eternal Wind

    7:00 PM · The Red Pavilion

    Eternal Wind translates the Cowboy Bebop universe into live jazz at Red Pavilion, with Yoko Kanno’s music at the center.

  5. Equinoctial: New & Unpublished Work

    7:00 PM · Bureau of General Services—Queer Division

    Topaz Winters gathers jason b. crawford, Caitlin Conlon, Kirsten Shu-ying Chen and Mia Arias Tsang for new and unpublished writing at the Bureau.

  6. BOOK LAUNCH: CRONE by Keith Rosson

    7:00 PM · The Twisted Spine

    Keith Rosson joins Clay McLeod Chapman at The Twisted Spine to discuss Crone, a missing-daughter mystery that tips into supernatural horror.

  7. Planetary Afterimages: After The Short Century

    7:00 PM · E-flux Screening Room

    John Akomfrah’s Testament screens at 7, followed by Yusuf Hassan and Keli Safia Maksud in conversation with Serubiri Moses about its afterlives.

  8. Jerker

    7:30 PM · Anthology Film Archives

    Anthology marks forty years since Robert Chesley’s play with Hugh Harrison’s adaptation, following an intimate telephone friendship through the AIDS crisis.

  9. The Rotten Apple

    7:30 PM · Spectacle

    A stalled car leads newlyweds into a junkyard’s crooked dealings in John Hayes’s 1963 melodrama, featuring an early Rue McClanahan role.

  10. Whores' Glory

    10:00 PM · Spectacle

    Glawogger studies sex work, money and daily ritual across Thailand, Bangladesh and Mexico in the late slot of Spectacle’s globalization trilogy.