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An artist-run performance platform stages its first haunted house, a Halloween experiment from a collective that treats art as something that can happen anywhere, from basements to dance floors.
An artist-run performance platform stages its first haunted house, a Halloween experiment from a collective that treats art as something that can happen anywhere, from basements to dance floors.
CruCast marks a decade with a full-venue night of its own lineup: Harriet Jaxxon, [IVY], Skepsis and Voltage on the bill, plus the oomfRAVE crew. Expect bass-heavy club sets.
Photographer Andrew Lichtenstein presents his photobook This Short Life at BDC Main, a small documentary space. A chance to hear a photographer talk through his own work in an intimate room.
A 50-minute work from choreographer Neil Greenberg, built from the performers' own recorded improvisations and set to music Zeena Parkins and James Lo composed together. Greenberg dances in it too.
Saxophonist Logan Richardson shares the stage with young pianist Esteban Castro in a mentoring-series quartet, with Harish Raghavan on bass and Damion Reid on drums. Two sets.
An opening for a show of photographs and films by Harvey Wang, put on by an independent documentary center. A chance to see his still and moving work together, with the artist's world on the walls.
Pianist Myra Melford leads a trio with bassist Michael Formanek and Ches Smith, who plays both vibes and drums. Two sets in a small room, with a livestream too.
Staten Islander Janet Medoro walks through the hand-drawn Revolutionary War map made by Historic Richmond Town's founder, Loring McMillen, a close look at the island's 18th century past.
An author talk and book discussion on a playhouse fire that destroyed one of the city's most prominent theaters in half an hour and killed nearly 300 people.
Bassist-composer Pedro Giraudo leads a ten-piece chamber group that sets flute, clarinet, trumpet, trombone, two violins, viola, cello and piano against his bass, with jazz and strings woven together.
Hundreds of exhibitors fill Pioneer Works with art books, zines, records, and underground publications, with talks and workshops built around a theme drawn from what's alive in publishing.
Pianist Dabin Ryu releases a new record with a seven-piece band: three horns up front, including Kevin Sun on tenor sax, over bass and drums. A close-up look at a rising bandleader's new music.
A talk on how to tell the stories of communities erased from a city's physical landscape, and the part historians, artists, and community members play in recovering and reimagining Filipino Brooklyn.
Tye Turner and the ZABAAN collective throw a club night with SRI, ANA.GHA, LILLA and YUVI on the bill, so the lineup is the draw. Expect a full night of DJ sets in Elsewhere's Full Venue.
Drummer Marcus Gilmore mentors young bassist Ryoma Takenaga in a trio with pianist Fabian Almazan, a chance to hear an emerging player up close in a room built around artists.
A newly commissioned work from Becca Stevens on guitar and vocals, joined by Gretchen Parlato, banjoist Brad Kolonder and bassist Alan Hampton, in a small room built for close listening.
An author-led conversation on gothic folklore: haunted houses, restless spirits, buried secrets, and the unsettling legends that reveal far more than a taste for the macabre.
A costume-night takeover of every room at Elsewhere, led by amapiano duo Major League DJz with sets from SAIDAH, D Stone, Ariel Lights and Sissy Elliott.
A Bristol trio playing Somewhere Good, their first new music since On The Turning Ground. Pitchfork called it blissful psych-pop with washed-out breakbeats, harpsichord interludes and dubby balladry.