Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Heartland Marimba’s NYC tour stop pairs Florence Price and Stravinsky with newer scores; the organizer lists the event at 6, with the concert beginning at 7.
This week’s Home Teams lineup gathers three indie improv groups—¿Qué?, Tupperware Party and Rent-A-Friend—for one rotating house show.
Audience suggestions about things to erase become the raw material for Once Removed’s fully improvised musical at the PIT.
UCB’s long-running Harold Night puts its house teams through the theater’s signature long-form improv structure.
MIT Museum galleries director Ann Neumann shares interactive projects built around CRISPR, machine learning and sensory neuroscience.
Cecilia Lopez’s new quartet bends acoustic instruments through live electronics; tap and percussion artist Melissa Almaguer opens the night.
A low-key East Village bluegrass session hosted by Allison Kelly runs on Lucinda’s Tuesday schedule.
Elena Pinderhughes plays Blue Note’s early Tuesday set, with a separate late performance listed for 10:30.
Amelia and Ian host Caveat’s late-night live-studio show, where a changing mix of acts fills the room.
Malaya Sol’s late Django set marks the “Madura” album debut, pairing her vocals with flute, guitar, bass and drums.