Sean Patton: Eros
Sean Patton performs his show Eros live at Union Hall, a night built around one performer and one show.
Sean Patton performs his show Eros live at Union Hall, a night built around one performer and one show.
Three bands share one bill at Saint Vitus: Torche, Spotlights and Silent Mass. A compact lineup for a night of live music in a club room.
A paired reading from the Poetry Project, with Sophia Dahlin and Harron Walker sharing the bill at St. Mark’s Church. An easy way to hear two writers read their own work aloud.
Mike Monford leads The Afrofuturistic Portal in a live set at Nublu. The same stage then turns to Corey King, joined by Matthew Stevens, Michael LaValle and Eric Doob.
Director András Földes, a journalist turned filmmaker, discusses his documentary following Vera Munk, editor-in-chief of 444, and the pressure on independent reporters.
A screening of Tár paired with a live performance by Instruments of Desire, so the film night comes with something happening in the room, not just on the screen.
Torche, Dropdead and Wastelands share one bill, so it's a full night of live bands in a single room at Saint Vitus.
A two-writer reading at St. Mark’s Church, pairing Amy Ching-Yan Lam with Jacqueline Waters on one bill. A chance to hear both read their own work aloud in a single sitting.
The EP Dragon of Everything draws on maternal love and loss of bodily autonomy. Its name and cover art come from an illustration by Trixie Whitley's daughter.
A poetry reading from the long-running Segue series, pairing two writers, Valerie Hsiung and Matt Longabucco, on one bill. A short, focused evening of new work read aloud.
A 4K restoration shown in a proper movie theater, part of the This is Cinématographe programming at the Roxy Cinema New York. A good excuse to see it the way it was meant to be seen.
A "Mexican-spiced" tour of global music that ends with an open fandango jam, so the room turns from listening to dancing and playing along.
Jeff Scheen records a comedy special in front of a live room, with Jeff Arcuri on the bill. A chance to be in the audience while a special gets made.
Pianist Yvonne Rogers plays her own compositions with Stéphane Clément on trumpet, Kanoa Mendenhall on bass and Jonas Esser on drums. Two sets, so you can catch the music twice.
Emily Johnson, author of the Decolonization Rider, and analyst Leomary Rodriguez share research and lead an interactive workshop on how artists and institutions can put the tool to use.
A talk on ancient Jewish prayer that looks past liturgy to the amulets and phylacteries worn on strings and cords, and how they tied supplicants' minds, hearts, and bodies to devotion.
Two artists share one bill: Aaron Lee Tasjan and Madeleine Kelson, playing live at Union Pool. A simple, no-frills way to spend an evening hearing both in the same room.
Liza Treyger live on the Union Hall bill, a chance to catch her in a room where the performer is close enough to read the crowd. Worth it if you'd rather see someone in person than stream them.
A two-act bill in a small room: Senya with Miriam Goroff Behel, Rehaan Rouege and Tyson Femister, paired with the Ryan Kaplan Trio featuring Maria Grand.
A new chapter in Charlie Bardey's serialized Hearth's Promise project, subtitled Crawling of the Vine. Part III of an ongoing story, so a natural pick for anyone who caught the earlier parts.