Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Sunday, April 26.
A Sunday-morning quartet at MAD is a more elegant reset than the usual brunch sprawl.
A Symphony Space matinee for The Gold Rush feels like the kind of old New York cultural plan people forget to make.
Rough Trade talks only work when the artist actually has a scene around them, and Quicksand still does.
If you are spending the theater slot on something large this weekend, this is still the one with the most gravity.
This one carries real occasion, and the late-afternoon Dizzy's slot makes it feel more like an event than just another set.
This is the more interesting downtown music pick if you want something contemporary without sliding into generic new-music piety.
A title this odd in a loft setting is usually a sign that the evening will be more memorable than polished.
Works & Process at the Guggenheim is one of the better ways to catch performance work before it gets sanded down for a larger run.
Metrograph with Fantastic Planet on a Sunday night is enough to justify giving the film slot real estate.
Brad Mehldau at the Vanguard is still the cleanest Sunday night plan if you want the city to feel fully switched on again.