NYC Shortlist for Thursday, September 10, 2026

Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Thursday, September 10, 2026.

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  1. Woven Together: TOUCH - Opening Celebration!

    5:00 PM · Positive Exposure

    Woven Together: TOUCH opens at Positive Exposure, offering an early art stop before the evening’s concerts.

  2. Kavita Shah Sextet ft. Steve Wilson

    6:00 PM · Smalls Jazz Club, New York, NY

    Kavita Shah’s sextet features Steve Wilson at Smalls; the early set leaves time for another stop afterward.

  3. Marie Antoinette

    6:00 PM · Paris Theater

    The Paris presents Marie Antoinette’s new 4K restoration for its twentieth anniversary as a Big & Loud centerpiece.

  4. Opening Reception: Queer Cutups - an exhibit

    6:30 PM · Bureau of General Services—Queer Division

    The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division opens Queer Cutups with an evening reception.

  5. Roy Hargrove Big Band Monthly Residency

    7:00 PM · The Jazz Gallery, New York, NY

    The Roy Hargrove Big Band returns to the Jazz Gallery for its monthly residency, a substantial ensemble in an intimate setting.

  6. A Litany for Survival: The Life and Work of Audre Lorde

    7:00 PM · Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park

    Ada Gay Griffin and Michelle Parkerson join this Audre Lorde documentary screening for a Q&A at Nitehawk Prospect Park.

  7. Eli Fola Presents The Healing Scapes

    7:30 PM · National Sawdust

    Eli Fola blends saxophone, electronics and West African instrumentation with Manami Sakamoto’s visuals at National Sawdust.

  8. Carolyn Forché with Kevin Young

    7:30 PM · Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Greene

    Carolyn Forché joins Kevin Young at Greenlight in Fort Greene, bringing two distinctive poets into the same room.

  9. Brian Fallon & The Painkillers

    8:00 PM · Music Hall of Williamsburg

    Brian Fallon brings the Painkillers to Music Hall of Williamsburg for a full-band Thursday night.

  10. Angine de Poitrine w/ Annie-Claude Deschênes

    8:00 PM · Le Poisson Rouge

    Microtonal guitar and knotty drum grooves meet Annie-Claude Deschênes’ electronic performance art on this LPR double bill.