Ten curated Scope NYC picks for Sunday, October 4, 2026.
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s investigative film follows the systems behind Israel’s mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza through conversations with people who designed and operated them.
The Third United Lenape / Lunáapeew Nations Pow Wow gathers Native nations and community at Lakeside; go for the public cultural program and stay for the afternoon.
Board the 1885 Wavertree for the Seaport Museum’s final in-person chantey gathering of the year; singers can lead a song, join the chorus or just listen.
L.P. Rhythm brings a UK-rooted house set to the roof at Superior Ingredients, joined by Olive F, Ford Scott, Collin Oliver and Stixx for a Sunday afternoon dance floor.
Wave Hill’s Meet the Artists brings Tarik Jeremiah Brown and Camille Cooper into conversation amid the gardens and landscape that inform the site’s art program.
Wonderville marks the launch of Reaper Madness for its Wondercab arcade cabinet, turning a game release into an afternoon visit to the barcade.
Juilliard’s Wind Orchestra takes over the school’s concert hall for a Sunday matinee, a chance to hear a large wind ensemble away from the usual symphonic repertoire.
Parlando presents the newly restored 1924 Austrian film The City Without Jews with Olga Neuwirth’s live score, bringing its dark political satire into a chamber-orchestra setting.
At Caveat, Negin Farsad interviews New York Times puzzle editor Wyna Liu about how Connections is made, with Brielle DeMirjian hosting.
Immanuel Wilkins opens his Village Vanguard run with a quartet built for close listening: saxophone, piano, bass and drums in the club’s intimate basement.