Our friends at CraicFest – the Irish Film Festival in NYC – are back for their 27th year, bringing a lively celebration of Irish film and culture to Village East Cinemas, March 5–7. Expect U.S. and NYC premieres, filmmaker Q&As, family-friendly screenings, and festive after-parties — all highlighting some of the most exciting new voices in contemporary Irish cinema.

Here’s what’s coming up:

March 5 – Saipan: A World Cup Feud (NYC Premiere)
📍 Village East by Angelika | 7:00pm ALMOST SOLD OUT

The explosive story behind one of Ireland’s most talked-about sporting moments ahead of the 2002 World Cup, followed by a special Q&A and after-party.

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Friday, March 6 – Best of Irish Shorts
📍 Village East by Angelika | 7:00pm

Best of Shorts celebrates bold new voices in Irish cinema with a curated lineup of award-winning films spanning drama, humor, intimacy, and raw human connection. Featuring Mouse, I Do, HomeTime, The Wheel, Mourning Glory, and Gale Force, the evening highlights some of Ireland’s most exciting emerging filmmakers, with select local directors in attendance for audience Q&A. Tickets are $30 and include entry to the official after-party at Factory 380 with complimentary beer and appetizers.

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Saturday, March 7
📍 Village East by Angelika
11:30am – Kids Fest: Best of Animated Shorts (Get 20% off at Checkout)
This lively program in partnership with Cartoon Saloon features some of their award-winning animated shorts.

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1:00pm – BP FALLON ROCK’N’ROLL WIZARD VOL 1
3:00PM – Where the Road Meets the Sky (U.S. Premiere)
5:00pm – No Ordinary Heist (U.S. Premiere)
7:00pm – Ballroom Boom (U.S. Premiere & Closing Night Film)

Whether you’re a film lover, a fan of Irish culture, or simply looking for a great night out in the city, CraicFest offers something special.

Tickets are selling fast—secure yours now and be part of CraicFest 2025!

View the full schedule and secure your tickets at thecraicfest.com

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The New York Times bestselling author celebrates the publication of her latest book with an entertaining evening in conversation with Guy Branum (Hacks). An engaging and laugh-out-loud narrative of transformation, Adult Braces brings readers on an uproarious cross-country road trip as West unpacks her tumultuous post-Shrill and Hulu adaptation years.

Skint readers can get a Standard/Members ticket for $20 ticket (reg. $32) using code: West
(Please note, books are not included with this special offer.)

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$25 Tickets Just Released for THE RESERVOIR!

Atlantic Theater Company, Ensemble Studio Theatre, and The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation are thrilled to present Jake Brasch‘s Off-Broadway debut, The Reservoir, directed by Shelley Butler featuring “a perfect ensemble of top-notch castmates” (Talkin’ Broadway) including Caroline Aaron, Heidi Armbruster, Noah Galvin, Peter Maloney, Mary Beth Peil, Matthew Saldívar & Chip Zien.

Josh’s life is a mess. He’s moved home to Denver to get sober, but after years of drinking, the fog in his brain won’t lift. Struggling with memory loss, confusion, and shame he finds himself strangely in step with his four aging grandparents. The Reservoir is a funny, human play about memory, recovery, and the joys of cross-generational connection.

Now playing at the Linda Gross Theater (336 West 20th Street) through March 22! Tickets start at $25!

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