NYC’S ULTIMATE CELEBRATION OF IRISH FILM, MUSIC & CULTURE (SPONSORED)


Don’t Miss NYC’s Ultimate Celebration of Irish Film, Music & Culture This Week at CraicFest 2025!

CraicFest is back, bringing the best of Irish cinema, music, and culture to NYC! From powerful documentaries and Oscar-shortlisted shorts to high-energy performances and unforgettable live music, this is your last chance to grab tickets for an event that promises something for everyone.

Opening Night: MRS ROBINSON
Thursday, March 6
Kick off the festival with the NYC premiere of Mrs. Robinson, a gripping documentary chronicling Mary Robinson’s trailblazing journey as Ireland’s first female President, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and global climate advocate. Witness the story of a leader who reshaped a nation.
*Afterparty at SOLAS Bar from 9pm, where complimentary Powers Whiskey will be served!
*Each ticket includes access to the screening, Q&A, and afterparty.
Learn more: Here

Kids Fest – A Magical Celebration of Irish Film & Dance
Saturday, March 9 at 11:30am
A magical afternoon of award-winning Irish short films and live entertainment for the whole family! The festival opens with a dynamic Irish Step Dance performance by the renowned McManus Dance Company, followed by a selection of charming, animated shorts sure to captivate audiences of all ages.
Learn more: Here

Best of Irish Shorts
Saturday, March 8 at 5pm
Discover the best in Irish filmmaking with an electrifying lineup of short films, headlined by Room Taken, an Oscar-shortlisted drama produced by Colin Farrell and directed by TJ O’Grady Peyton. Also featuring All That’s Carried (Rosie Barrett), I Found a Place (Zoe Gibney), The Big City (Cian O’Connor), and Trouble (Maura McDonnell). This is Irish storytelling at its finest.
Learn more: Here

Closing Night: WORDS ON CANVAS feat. David Keenan
Saturday, March 8
Experience an intimate portrait of singer-songwriter David Keenan in Words on Canvas, an extraordinary documentary capturing 500 days of his artistic journey. After the screening, Keenan takes the stage for a special live performance at Village East by Angelika – an unmissable finale to the festival.
*Afterparty at The Factory 380 from 9pm, where complimentary Powers Whiskey will be served!
*Each ticket includes access to the screening, Q&A and afterparty.
Learn more: Here

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

For the full schedule, visit www.thecraicfest.com

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TUES-THURS, 3/4-6: PATTI SMITH, MARDI GRAS PARTY, FREE PANCAKES, AND MORE

tuesday

thru 3/25 (tuesdays): doc nyc selects: winter 2025: doc nyc, the country’s largest documentary film festival, presents a new screening series of four documentaries, followed by conversations with the filmmakers and special guests at all shows. first up: democracy under siege with director laura nix and former washington post cartoonist ann telnaes. ifc center (greenwich village), $18 general, $15 seniors. >>

thru sun: new colossus festival: the annual new colossus festival brings a wave of sound to the east village and lower east side, with 150+ indie music artists from around the world taking over 11 venues for six days. various prices (note: tickets to individual shows are available for purchase at each venue’s website). >>

tues 7am-8pm: free pancakes at ihop: ihop is flipping out for national pancake day—score a free short stack at participating locations. >>

tues 7pm: nyc magic ensemble: expect the unexpected as the nyc magic ensemble presents a night of magicians and mentalists at young ethel’s (park slope), featuring performers david schwartz (penn + teller: fool us), mike kurylo (broadway magic hour), and carl mercurio (chicago’s magic lounge). $10. >>

tues 7pm (+ 3/8 and 3/15 at 2pm): ephemeral solace (in passing): carvalho park (east williamsburg) continues its performance series with new york city ballet’s taylor stanley and alec knight, who’ll perform in response to artist nicola turner’s site-responsive installation, fabric of undoing. free admission (rsvp required). >>

tues 8pm: mardi gras party with brass queens: celebrate mardi gras and women’s history month with a blowout party hosted by brass queens, a brooklyn-based, nola-inspired, all-female brass band. sip hurricanes, snack on beignets, and dance to the sounds of the queens and three more powerhouse female-led brass bands. the night kicks off with a community second line. littlefield (gowanus), $15 adv, $20 door. >>

tues 9:30pm: marketplace live!: inspired by facebook marketplace, craigslist, and buy nothing groups, this game show pits comedians in a series of marketplace-themed games to win the title of ‘king of sh*t.’ hosted by amanda melhuish (reductress) and virginia dickens (the onion). caveat (les), save $5 with promo code ‘skint’ >>

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Don’t Miss NYC’s Ultimate Celebration of Irish Film, Music & Culture This Week at CraicFest 2025!

CraicFest is back, bringing the best of Irish cinema, music, and culture to NYC! From powerful documentaries and Oscar-shortlisted shorts to high-energy performances and unforgettable live music, this is your last chance to grab tickets for an event that promises something for everyone.

Opening Night: MRS ROBINSON
Thursday, March 6
*Afterparty at SOLAS Bar from 9pm, where complimentary Powers Whiskey will be served!
*Each ticket includes access to the screening, Q&A, and afterparty.
Learn more: Here

Kids Fest – A Magical Celebration of Irish Film & Dance
Saturday, March 9 at 11:30am
Learn more: Here

Best of Irish Shorts
Saturday, March 8 at 5pm
Learn more: Here

Closing Night: WORDS ON CANVAS feat. David Keenan
Saturday, March 8
*Afterparty at The Factory 380 from 9pm, where complimentary Powers Whiskey will be served!
*Each ticket includes access to the screening, Q&A and afterparty.
Learn more: Here

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

For the full schedule, visit www.thecraicfest.com

wednesday

weds 7pm: an evening with patti smith: patti smith takes the stage at cooper union as part of the gardiner foundation great hall forum series. the poet, singer, songwriter, artist, and author will discuss her career in a conversation with kit nicholls, director of the cooper union center for writing and learning. the great hall at the cooper union (east village), free admission (rsvp required). >>

weds 7pm (monthly): artists + beers: pair cinema with cervezas at ‘artists + beers,’ a monthly screening series highlighting short films, docs, and music videos by local filmmakers. hosted by nancy pop and chip parham. all night skate (bed-stuy), free admission. >>

weds 7:30pm: awkward teenage years: laugh and reminisce as storytellers relive their joys and traumas for your entertainment. hosted by grant bowen (the moth), and featuring ian goldstein (the new yorker), andrew mcgill (the moth), jenna dioguardi, azhar bande-ali, and marisa theobald. under st. marks (east village), $1-15 sliding scale admission. >>

weds 7:30pm: 2 gays, 1 mic: the show: titular gays carson mlnarik and ryan curcie host a night of standup at club cumming (east village), featuring sheria mattis, gray west, irina chelidze, mackenzie jacquish, and kara torrisi. $12 adv, $15 door. >>

weds 7:30pm: we have fun: a stand-up show: hosts zach sims and dan wilbur bring the fun-ny to young ethel’s (park slope), with stand-up by michael rowland (animal control), kenice mobley (netflix), babs gray (comedy central), natasha vaynblat (fallon), and david dobbins. free admission. >>

weds 8pm (monthly): punderdome: comedy pun slam: pun-masters have a war of the words at the beloved pun-slinging competition. tonight’s installment includes an all-star tournament of pun champions and the ‘can you beat a ‘dome champ?’ challenge. hosted by fred firestone. littlefield (gowanus), $12 adv, $15 day-of. >>

thursday

thurs thru 4/6: julian lennon: reminiscence: fremin gallery (chelsea) presents a new photography exhibition by artist, musician, and humanitarian julian lennon. opening reception with the artist 3/6 6-8pm >>

thurs thru 3/16: 30th rendez-vous with french cinema: unifrance and film at lincoln center’s showcase of contemporary french cinema returns with a slate of 23 films by both established and emerging filmmakers. walter reade theater and elinor bunin munroe film center (lincoln center), $19 general, $17 seniors/students/persons with disabilities, $23-25 for opening night, free admission to select talks. >>

thurs thru sun: 15th athena film festival: barnard college’s athena center for leadership and the women and hollywood initiative presents four days of narratives, documentaries, and short films that each feature women protagonists at the center of the story. barnard college (morningside heights), $16 general, $6 students, $30 for opening night, free admission to select events. >>

thurs 6-8pm (monthly): dumbo first thursday gallery walk: explore dumbo’s waterfront arts scene at the first thursday gallery walk, where 15 galleries will stay open late for a night of opening receptions, special events, and artist talks. tonight’s event includes the launch of the dumbo projection project, a neighborhood-wide outdoor video art exhibition projected onto the manhattan bridge on both the pearl street and adams street sides and along the bqe in susan smith mckinney steward park (the projections will run wednesdays thru sundays from dusk to 11pm through 5/25). an optional hour-long ‘insiders’ tour at 6pm (rsvp required) will feature talks from experts at select exhibitions. free admission. >>

thurs 6:15pm: ice theatre of new york: 2024-25 city skate pop-up performances: professional ice dance company ice theatre of new york brings a series of short, free performances to public outdoor rinks through the season. tonight: central park’s wollman rink. >>

thurs 6:30pm: sloane crosley: grief is for people with meghan o’rourke: writer sloane crosley celebrates the paperback release of her 2024 memoir grief is for people in a conversation with meghan o’rourke (the invisible kingdom: reimagining chronic illness) at mcnally jackson seaport. $5 admission includes a voucher which can be used towards any purchase, $18 ticket option includes a copy of the book. >>

thurs 7pm: the rally reading series: ‘the heart of a march in the body of a reading series’: the rally reading series returns for an evening of readings and discussion with kirstin valdez quade (the five wounds), nina sharma (the way you make me feel: love in black and brown), and lynne tillman (weird f*cks). hosted by ryan d. matthews. pete’s candy store (williamsburg), free admission (optional donations will benefit the brigid alliance). >>

thurs 7pm: the dead ladies show nyc: celebrate deceased dames from history who accomplished extraordinary feats against all odds at the dead ladies show nyc. each show features three (or so) presenters championing the lives and legacies of often-overlooked icons, inviting the audience to rediscover their remarkable stories. the private curtain at kgb (les), $10 adv, $15 door. >>

thurs 7pm: john and scott: two person improv: former 30 rock cast members scott adsit and john lutz pair up for an improv show at ucb theatre (east village). $10 adv, $15 day of. >>

thurs 7pm doors: live band pop-punk/emo karaoke: pick from 140+ songs at this night of pop-punk/emo karaoke backed by brooklyn’s all killer no filler. purgatory (bushwick), $15 adv, $20 day-of. >>

thurs 7:30pm: national sawdust’s hildegard commission concert: national sawdust (williamsburg) celebrates the winners of this year’s hildegard commission, a mentorship initiative designed to highlight and elevate the voices of exceptional women and marginalized genders in the early stages of their careers. this year’s focus is on the transformative power of film music, featuring collaborations that bring live music and visual storytelling together, and will be performed by the national sawdust ensemble with cellist jeffrey zeigler. $5+ sliding scale admission. >>

thurs 8pm (monthly): tip top tits comedy show: it’s comedy or bust at janet hyde and mary cella’s stand-up show, featuring ali clayton (y’all gay?), brad howe (adult swim), esther chen (hbo), and mic nguyen (asian, not asian). bonus: $3 pbrs. tip-top bar + grill (bed-stuy), free admission. >>

thurs 10pm: planet yes: gaga night: lady gaga tunes take over house of yes (bushwick) in a high-energy celebration of her new album, mayhem. free admission with rsvp. >>

ongoing

our roundup of 30+ ongoing events and attractions: ‘christo and jeanne-claude: the gates and unrealized projects for new york city,’ 2-for-1 off-broadway week tickets, ice skating, and more. >>

stay safe and healthy
– the skint

FRI-MON, 2/28-3/3: SKINT WEEKEND

friday

thru 3/23: new film series at metrograph (les):
‘take a walk on the wild side’: beauty and the beast, cat people, district 9, the fly, the lobster, and more. >>
‘the body between us’: diabolique, la femme nikita, the trouble with harry, river’s edge, and more. >>
‘welcome to suburbia’: ghost world, the virgin suicides, welcome to the dollhouse, and more. >>

ongoing (opens friday): bandai namco cross store opening: level up your collection with pac-man, tamagotchi, one piece card game, and more as japan’s bandai namco opens its first u.s. store in industry city’s japan village. >>

thru sun: adiff black history month film series: the african diaspora international film festival (aidf) presents three days of screenings at teachers college, columbia university (morningside heights), showcasing untold black stories—from historical struggles to cultural triumphs. $13. >>

thru sun: 6th annual black women in comedy laff fest: founded by joanna m. briley in response to the lack of representation in major comedy festivals, this year’s black women in comedy laff fest returns during black history month and women’s history month with 24 shows over 5 days. various locations and prices (note: some events require a drink minimum). >>

thru sun: 33rd outsider art fair: ‘the premier fair devoted to self-taught art, art brut, and outsider art’ returns to metropolitan pavilion (chelsea) with more than 60 exhibitors from 40 cities across nine countries. $35 general admission friday-sunday, $25 senior + student tickets will be available at the door. >>

fri 7pm (monthly): tale storytelling show: harmon leon (this american life, the new yorker) hosts an evening of performances by some of the city’s best storytellers, including julia whitehouse, bobby hankinson, anoush froundjian, kate greathead, and henry suarez, with music by mary-elaine jenkins. bathke. the red room at kgb bar (east village), half price with promo code ‘skintdiscount’ or if you mention the skint at the door (reg. $15), plus a two-drink minimum. >>

fri 7pm doors, 8pm show: film on tap: a short film festival: settle in for a night of suds and cinema at bronx brewery. free admission. >>

fri 7:30pm: the parlor reading series: the parlor, an interdisciplinary, community-based reading series, hosts its winter 2025 edition at the brooklyn artery (flatbush/ditmas park). drinks will be available for purchase. free (suggested donation $10). >>

fri 8pm: laugh it off: bring your problems to the laugh it off show, where audience members submit their everyday problems and comedians try their best to ‘fix’ them. boyb. melrose podcasts (east village), $16. >>

fri 8pm: sh*tty mozart + shtty friends: sh*tty mozart (colbert writer aron nemo in a cheap wig) hosts a variety show and party with guest comedians and musicians at the rat nyc (williamsburg). $10. >>

fri 8:30pm: bitches brew comedy show: see what all the brew-ha-ha is about at this women-produced and-hosted comedy show, returning to the back room at halyards (gowanus) with stand-up by jared goldstein, damon summer, chris condren, gena gephart, and jason choi. free admission (a tip jar will be passed around at the end of the show). >>

fri 10:30pm: ucblk: a variety show spotlighting black performers: join hosts justin catchens, dominique kaplowitz, and shem pennant for a night of improv, sketch, stand-up, music and more—featuring a dynamic lineup of black performers. ucb (east village), $10 adv, $15 day of. >>

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Myrtle Avenue Restaurant Week is back!

Savor the flavors and experience the culinary journey that awaits on Myrtle Avenue. 15 restaurants in Fort Greene & Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, are offering exclusive 3-course dining deals at price points for every budget. For $25, $35 or $45, taste cuisines from Northern France to Cambodia, Italy to Nepal, and everywhere in between. Not only will you enjoy an affordable and delicious dining experience, but you’ll also be supporting the local small businesses that make Myrtle Avenue thrive!

Participating Restaurants: Castro’s – 511 Myrtle | Glin Thai Bistro – 330 Myrtle | Lula Mae – 472 Myrtle | Mint Heights – 368 Myrtle | Myrtle Thai – 438 Myrtle | Neno’s – 499 Myrtle | Osteria Brooklyn – 458 Myrtle | Putnam’s Pub –419 Myrtle | Rosticceria Evelina – 455 Myrtle | Somethin’ On Myrtle – 503 Myrtle | Spice & Grill – 441 Myrtle | Third Falcon – 360 Myrtle | U-GU – 541 Myrtle | Yamashiro – 468 Myrtle | Zhong Zhong Noodles – 154 Adelphi

Thru Sunday, March 2. Discover the restaurants, menus, & more at myrtleavenue.org/restaurantweek2025

saturday

sat thru 3/9 (weekends at 3pm): regina opera: il pagliacci: brooklyn’s regina opera presents a fully-staged performance of ruggero leoncavallo’s il pagliacci at our lady of perpetual help auditorium (sunset park). the performance, sung in italian with english supertitles, will be presented with full orchestra. note: the 3/1-2 and 3/8 performances will include a mozart concert, and the 3/9 performance will include a memorial concert for soprano phyllis falletta. $25 general, $20 seniors/students. >>

sat 11am: ‘chase away the winter blues’ tour of brooklyn botanic garden: tune into the subtle beauty of winter’s blooms on this hour-long nature walk at brooklyn botanic garden, led by licensed psychotherapist lynne spevack. free with garden admission ($22 general, $16 seniors/students, free community tickets). >>

sat 11am-10pm: new york winter fungi fest: get fun-gi at the second annual new york winter fungi fest, a celebration of all things mushrooms—growing, mycology, food, art, psychedelics, and more at farm.one, a hydroponic farm and brewery in prospect heights. free admission. >>

sat 12-6pm: uptown record fair: shop jazz, rock, hip-hop, blues, experimental, and more at the second annual uptown record fair, a fundraiser for recirculation, a pop-up operated by word up community bookshop. 876 riverside drive (washington heights), a $5-10 suggested donation is encouraged for entry, but not required. >>

sat 12-6pm: comics + caffeine fest: discover indie comics, zines, and art percolating at the comics + caffeine fest, where ou can meet the artists, participate in the draw jam, and enjoy coffee, tea, and eats (available for purchase). caffeine underground (bushwick), free admission. >>

sat 7pm (monthly): tom d’s big new york show: comedian and licensed nyc tour guide tom delgado puts on a variety show about new york where he teaches you about the city, does comedy, gives away prizes, and interviews an influential new yorker. tonight: daniel simonsen (seth meyers), brittany carney (comedy central), and benjamin carter hett (professor at cuny, author of the death of democracy). save $5 with promo code ‘tomdnyc’ >>

sat 7pm doors, 8pm show: catch performance series: the obie award-winning catch performance series returns to the invisible dog art center (boerum hill) with more than a dozen dance, theater, performance, and video artists. bonus: free beer and seltzer. $20 admission (cash only). >>

sat 7:30pm (monthly): feel the news with marcela onyango: during her monthly variety comedy show, ‘radical lefty’ and comedian marcela onyango tells you whether you should be mad, glad, or sad about the latest news. tonight’s guests include hoodo hersi, liza dye, seynique smythe, kailey stratford, paige smith-hogan, and winter. friends and lovers (crown heights), $10 (every month’s show raises funds for direct action projects like mutual aid for people seeking asylum). >>

sat 7:30pm: paperclip: douglas widick presents his one-man musical about clippy, microsoft’s failed virtual assistant, who time-travels to save the world from artificial intelligence. the rat nyc (dumbo), $12.30 with promo code ‘theskint’ (reg. $15.38). >>

sat 7:30pm: peoples’ symphony concerts classical music series: juilliard string quartet: the 125th season of peoples’ symphony concerts continues with violinist augustin hadelich, performing a solo recital featuring works by bach, coleridge-taylor perkinson, lang, and ysaÿe. historic washington irving high school auditorium (gramercy), $20-25 general, $10 students/essential workers. >>

sat 10pm (monthly): party like it’s 1999: the destiny of beyoncé edition: this month’s ‘party like it’s 1999’ dance party celebrates the anniversary of destiny’s child scoring their second number-one hit, ‘say my name,’ with dj steve reynolds spinning blocks of the group’s and beyoncé’s 2000s hits along with other top pop, r+b, rock, hip-hop, and dance songs from the 90s and 00s. bonus: requests are welcome. the bell house (gowanus), free admission. >>

sunday

sun (various times): academy awards watch parties: 10+ fun spots to watch the glitz, glamor, and golden statues:
brooklyn art haus (williamsburg). $10 admission can be applied towards drinks/food. >>
c’mon everybody (bed-stuy). free admission. >>
caveat (les). $15 with promo code ‘caveatorb’ (reg. $20-25). >>
dctv’s firehouse cinema (chinatown). $20. >>
littlefield (gowanus). $12-15 admission. >>
parklife (gowanus). free admission (food/drink purchase required). >>
pine box rock shop (bushwick). free admission. >>
q.e.d. (astoria). $14-20 admission. >>
the metrograph (les). free admission. >>
the rat nyc (dumbo). free admission. >>
the roxy cinema (tribeca). $25 admission includes a glass of bubly. >>
torch + crown brewing company (soho). free admission. >>

sun 12pm: the 26th st. pat’s for all parade: the annual st. pat’s for all parade returns to sunnyside, queens, led by grand marshals—singer-songwriter judy collins and lord mayor of belfast micky murray. the festivities kick off with music + remarks at 12pm, followed by the parade at 1pm. free admission. >>

sun 2pm: gotham writers workshop: memoir writing: learn how to put your life’s experiences on paper at this introductory workshop led by author and gotham writers workshop instructor kyleigh leddy at p+t knitwear bookstore (les). free admission. >>

monday

mon thru 3/9: knockouts women’s comedy festival: the annual knockouts women’s comedy festival returns, kicking off women’s history month with 50 shows featuring all-female lineups. various prices (note: some events have a food/drink minimum). >>

mon 4pm, 7:15pm (monthly): angelika classics screening series: village east by angelika’s newest series celebrates iconic films. next up: jonathan demme’s the silence of the lambs (1991), starring jodie foster, anthony hopkins, and ted levine. $19. >>

mon 7pm (monthly): biology on tap: ‘celebrating diversity in stem’ edition: bio and beer blend at the biology on tap speaker series, featuring talks, trivia, and prizes for participants. pete’s candy store (williamsburg), free admission ($5 suggested donation). >>

mon 7pm (monthly): the iron mule short comedy film festival: join hosts jay stern and victor varnado for a collection of short comedy films about wishes, movie tropes, bullies, famous ancestors, and more. stick around for the afterparty and meet the filmmakers and other fans. sva graduate center theater (chelsea), $20. >>

mon 7pm (monthly): living radio: contemporary radio drama, with a revisionist twist: living radio stages live performances of new radio plays inspired by the news, with results ranging from wacky to reflective. under st. marks (greenwich village). sliding scale admission. >>

sponsored: mon 7pm doors: mark benjamin and kim dinaro: tiny pianist: join mark benjamin and kim dinaro behind the grand piano at sid gold’s request room (chelsea) for a night of musical comedy, musical improv, and standup. stick around for piano karaoke with mark after the show! $10 plus one-item minimum. >>

mon 7:30pm (monthly): miss manhattan non-fiction reading series: ‘getting fresh’ edition: elyssa goodman and r.c. gstaad iii’s monthly showcase for nonfiction writers returns with readings by nicole treska (wonderland), hyeseung song (docile: memoirs of a not-so-perfect asian girl), heather mccalden (the observable universe), khaholi bailey (the miseducation of a ‘90s baby), and peekaboo pointe (tales from the $trip). niagara bar (east village), free admission. >>

mon 8pm: the moth storyslam: the popular community-based open mic storytelling competition, where anyone can share a five-minute tale based on the evening’s theme to an attentive audience, returns to the bell house (gowanus). tonight’s theme: ‘beef.’ $19.65. >>

mon 8:30pm (monthly): no monopoly allowed: game night: an eviction-free board game night with one hard-and-fast rule: absolutely no monopoly. gather your pals (or make new ones), bring your favorite games (or borrow from the stash), and enjoy an evening free from landlords and bankruptcies. bonus: free drink giveaways for those who renounce monopoly paraphernalia. hosted by darby and micah. pinebox rockshop (bushwick), free admission. >>

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Photo: Alex Brown

“High-camp viewing!” – Time Out New York

Celebrate Hollywood’s Biggest Night with a live stream of the award ceremony featuring appearances from your favorite stars of the big screen, a red carpet, live performances during commercial breaks, a play-along drinking game, and your chance to win the Littlefield Oscars ballot and the “Defying Gravity” Riff-Off.

Suggested attire: Elevated PJs
Let’s get comfy, this is your living room, but so much better.

HOSTED by Jenny Gorelick (Netflix is a Joke Fest)

Featuring panelists:
Alise Morales (Headgum)
Zach Schiffman (New York Magazine)
and fashion correspondent Emily Kirkpatrick (Vogue)

Performances by:
Andrew Barlow (UCB)
Sean Barry (Up Magazine)
Sissy Bloom
Sydney Duncan (Wild N’ Out)
Emily Evans (Ars Nova)
Yoni Lotan (UCB)
Christopher Morucci (Super Casual)
Josh Nasser (UCB)
Jacklyn Uweh (Second City)

The Oscars Watch Party at Littlefield
Sunday, March 2
6pm doors, 7pm show
Littlefield – 635 Sackett Street (between 3rd and 4th Avenues), Brooklyn
GET TICKETS

ongoing

our roundup of 40+ ongoing events and attractions: ‘christo and jeanne-claude: the gates and unrealized projects for new york city,’ 2-for-1 off-broadway week tickets, ice skating, and more. >>

stay safe and healthy
– the skint