NYC Shortlist for Thursday, September 17, 2026

Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Thursday, September 17, 2026.

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  1. Exhibition Opening: Shelter from the Storm: An Artist’s Eye

    6:00 PM · National Academy of Design

    Stan Allen and Polly Apfelbaum draw from the Academy’s collection for this opening, framing art through two centuries of upheaval.

  2. Visit Czechoslovakia! Stories of Czech & Slovak Travel Posters [opening]

    6:00 PM · Bohemian National Hall

    Bohemian National Hall opens an exhibition of Czech and Slovak travel posters, turning tourism’s graphic history into an evening out.

  3. 2001: A Space Odyssey

    6:30 PM · Paris Theater

    The Paris presents 2001 in 70mm as a special roadshow screening within its Big & Loud program.

  4. Paula Cole THIS FIRE: 30

    7:00 PM · Webster Hall

    Paula Cole marks thirty years of This Fire at Webster Hall, giving this return to the album an anniversary focus.

  5. Caged Birds

    7:00 PM · The Tank Theater

    Zina Ellis mixes songs, personal stories and humor to examine Black women’s place in musical theater, from Show Boat to Hamilton.

  6. CANIS MAJOR - Mary Halvorson - Dave Adewumi - Henry Fraser - Tomas Fujiwara

    7:30 PM · Close Up

    Mary Halvorson, Dave Adewumi, Henry Fraser and Tomas Fujiwara bring Canis Major to Close Up for a quartet evening.

  7. Dominique Fils-Aimé

    7:30 PM · Le Poisson Rouge

    Dominique Fils-Aimé takes LPR’s stage for an evening centered on her voice and songs.

  8. OPEN STUDIOS | Mizuho Kappa, JoyBoy, and Miguel Miranda, curated by Stefanie Batten Bland

    7:30 PM · Center for Performance Research, Brooklyn, NY

    Stefanie Batten Bland curates an Open Studios evening with Mizuho Kappa, JoyBoy and Miguel Miranda at CPR.

  9. Katherine Young: BIOMES (Album Release)

    8:00 PM · Roulette

    Katherine Young celebrates BIOMES at Roulette, bringing her project for collective composition and improvisation to the stage.

  10. Four Tet

    9:00 PM · Brooklyn Storehouse

    Four Tet takes over Brooklyn Storehouse for a late Thursday on a much larger dance floor.