Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Monday, September 21, 2026.
Katie Holten discusses the special edition of The Language of Trees with Lauren O’Neill-Butler at P&T Knitwear.
Ben Harper brings the Innocent Criminals to Bowery Ballroom, a chance to hear the full band in a club setting.
Ben Howard brings King Stingray to Webster Hall on his Americas tour; doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 8.
Green-House and Iceblink bring an ambient bill to Elsewhere’s Zone One, an invitation to spend Monday listening closely.
Li Yi-Fan screens his game-engine animations, demonstrates his process and talks with Stuart Comer as part of MoMA’s Modern Mondays.
Mark Frost, Sheryl Lee and Ray Wise join fellow Twin Peaks cast and crew at Sony Hall for stories from the series.
Climate Town and Amy Westervelt bring climate journalism and comedy to the Bell House as Climate Week gets underway.
Sébastien Tellier brings the Kiss The Beast tour to Brooklyn Steel, with the show beginning at 8pm.
Fontaines D.C. brings its live show to Kings Theatre, putting the band against the backdrop of the restored Flatbush movie palace.
Director Stephen Surjik joins a Q&A after Wayne’s World 2 on 35mm at Nitehawk Williamsburg.