Daily Awesome 12/23-1/5
Naomi Huth
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Lets all welcome in the new year with lovely parties and pretty snow.
Please continue to let me know whom to add onto this list. A lot of you are involved in the arts, so if you know of any events that I should be aware of, please tell me about them.
Enjoy. Naomi
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Wednesday December 23rd
ART: Cartoons in Conflict @ Storefront, Manhattan
ART: Xmas: a video and sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, Manhattan
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Thursday December 24th
MUSIC: Matzah Bowl @ Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn
MUSIC: Christmas Eve Carol Singing @ Washington Square Park Arch, Manhattan
ART: Xmas: a video and sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, Manhattan
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Friday December 25th
FILM: Chinese and a Movie Double Feature @ 92Y Tribeca, Manhattan
ART: Xmas: a video and sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, Manhattan
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Saturday December 26th
PARTY/ART: Swimming Cities Loft Dance Party Fundraiser @ Brooklyn Sanctuary, Brooklyn
FILM: Frankestein & Edward Scissorhands & Cabinet of Dr. Caligari @ MoMA, Manhattan
MUSIC: Charanga Soleil Holiday Fiesta @ BAMCafe Live, Brooklyn
PERFORMANCE/THEATER: Floating Kabarette @ Galapagos Art Space, Brooklyn
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Sunday December 27th
ART: Art of the Crash @ Fusion Arts Museum, Manhattan
WORKSHOP: Babeland's DIY Porn Workshop @ Monkey Town, Brooklyn
FILM: Murders in the Rue Morgue & Sleepy Hollow @ MoMA, Manhattan
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Monday December 28th
ART: Holiday Monday @ Metropolitan Museum of Art, Manhattan
COMEDY: The Tonight Show Showcase @ Comix, Manhattan
MUSIC: My Teenage Stride @ Le Poisson Rouge, Manhattan
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Xmas: a video and sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, Manhattan
Tuesday December 29th
MUSIC: Free Live Jazz @ Empire Hotel Rooftop, Manhattan
MUSIC: Amanda Blank @ Santos Party House, Manhattan
FILM: The Yes men Fix the World @ MoMA, Manhattan
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Xmas: a video and sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Wednesday December 30th
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Xmas: a video and sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, Manhattan
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Thursday December 31st
PARTY/NYE: Gemini & Scorpio present: The Bootleggers' Ball @ Check in at Green & Green Insurance Co, Brooklyn
PARTY/NYE: Winkel & Balktick Present: TRANSMUTATION: New Year's Eve 2010 @ TBA Sunset Park, Brooklyn
PARTY/NYE: New Lost City @ 195 Morgan Ave, Brooklyn
PARTY/NYE: Famous Friends Presents: NYE Party @ Club Europa, Brooklyn
PARTY/NYE: Rubulad Presents:nDecadence / Decade Ends / Deca-Dance @ Rubulad Home Base, Brooklyn
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Xmas: a video and sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, Manhattan
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Friday January 1st
PARTY/NYE: Psybotik Robot Revolution NYE Afterhours @ Public Assembly, Brooklyn
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Xmas: a video and sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, Manhattan
SPORT: Polar bear Club Swim @ Surf Ave at Stillwell Ave, Brooklyn
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Saturday January 2nd
PARTY: Black Rock Coaltion presents Micracle For a Maggot @ Santos Party House, Manhattan
MUSIC: The Xx and VHS or Beta DJs w/ Finger On The Pulse @ Le Poisson Rouge, Manhattan
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Sunday January 3rd
MUSIC: Talib Kweli @ Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn
FILM: Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
ART: Pankabestia: Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous Gallery, Manhattan
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
Tuesday January 5th
MUSIC: Horror Scores for the Dance Floor @ Glasslands, Brooklyn
ART: Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, Manhattan
******* Ongoing******
December 9th-January 1st 12:00-6:00pm
Pankabestia:
Punk Beasts of the Swimming Cities of Serenissima @ Anonymous
Gallery, 169 Bowery
Traveling from the Karst region of Slovenia to
Venice, Italy, Swoon and 30+ artists braved the waters of the
Adriatic Sea and navigated a fleet of three intricately hand crafted
vessels. The exhibition
includes artwork, objects, and a series of performances based on the
"Swimming Cities" invasion. The environment/experience will
include large-scale wall drawings, original Swimming Cities boat
installations, portions of the ships, found objects acquired from
sea, performances from the original members of the journey, beautiful
photographic documentation from artist Tod Seelie, and art from Spy
Emerson, Monica Canilao and many others. Wednesday through Sunday.
http://anonymousgallery.com/art
December 21st-January 1st Monday - Friday 12:00-5:00pm
Xmas: a video and
sculpture installation @ Chashama 266 Window Space, 266 West 37th
Street
Free; Xmas pokes fun at the holiday onslaught of
commercial advertizing. Light and paper sculptures are cheery and
cheesy with a dark twist. Traditional Christmas song lyrics are
modified to reflect our recessionary reality as we ring in a new
decade. www.chashama.org
December 26th-January 3rd 11:00am-4:00pm on the hour
Short Films by Pixar @ Museum of the Moving Image, 36-01 35th Ave, Queens
$7 suggested donation; With its ballooning list of all-ages favorites — from Toy Story to WALL-E — Pixar has become the byword for animated excellence. This Midas touch extends to its shorts too, and over the holiday break, MoMI offers a roll-call of its best miniatures. The amusing 16-minute program screens at the top of each hour, and includes the studio's first film, Luxo, Jr, by John Lasseter. Other titles on the timeline include For the Birds, Ralph Eggleston's lesson in comeuppance; Jack-Jack Attack, Brad Bird's extra scene with the baby of the superhero Parr family from The Incredibles; and Presto, Doug Sweetland's sketch about a star magician and his disgruntled rabbit.
December 23rd-January 16th T 1:00-6:00pm; W-S 11:00am-6:00pm; Sun 2:00-6:00pm
Rock Garden @ Salon 94 Freemans, 1 Freeman Alley
Free; The downtown outpost of uptown gallery Salon 94 presents a blissed-out group show of work based on Zen Buddhist rock gardens. Contemporary artists Benjamin Valenza, Paula Hayes, Martha Friedman, Olaf Breuning, and others reinforce the idea of gardens as "mindscapes," conceptual as well as physical spaces for contemplation. The gallery is fresh off a re-look by Takeshi Miyakawa, who created a new entry from plexiglas boxes; Benjamin Valenza's sculptures riff on the philosopher's stone, while a white epoxy chandelier by Pae White (first exhibited at this year's Venice Biennale) hangs above the interior garden.
******* Wednesday December 23rd ******
December 23rd
Cartoons in Conflict @ Storefront, 6 West 26th St
This unique event gathers the work of 40 political cartoonists from around the world, including Pulitzer Prize-winners Pat Oliphant and Jim Morin. For this exhibition, co-presented by grassroots advocacy organizations Parents Circle/Families Forum and No Longer Empty (which uses formally empty storefronts and as creative exhibition spaces), featured artists share their side on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, often using wit and humor to stir up discussion and to underline the importance of levity in even the most serious issues.
******* Thursday December 24th ******
December 24th 5:00pm
Christmas Eve Carol Singing @ Washington Square Park Arch, Washington Sq. North & 5th Ave
Free; Fa la la and ho ho ho along with the Rob Susman Brass Quartet and other cheer-filled merrymakers at this annual Christmas celebration.
December 24th Doors 6:00pm/ Show 8:15pm
Matzah Bowl @ Brooklyn Bowl, 61 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn
$12; Inaugural Tribal Music Festival: Days Like Months, Pey Dalid, Six Point Star, Describe/Diwon, Dov and Guests, and introducing Mike Kinkade of Kinkade LA.
******* Friday December 25th ******
December 25th 2:00pm
Chinese and a Movie Double Feature @ 92Y Tribeca, 200 Hudson St
$25; As the story goes, many Jews end up in Chinese restaurants on Christmas. Neither party really wants to make much fuss over the holiday, so what better than to purchase and prepare, respectively, spring rolls and beef lo mein? 92YTribeca understands this, and here it has combined an all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet with a couple of faux-Westerns from director Mel Brooks. 1974’s Blazing Saddles tells the story of a black sheriff facing off against a corrupt politician—and includes a Yiddish-speaking Indian chief!—while 1987’s Spaceballs makes Borscht Belt fodder of George Lucas’ iconic space Western, that odyssey known as Star Wars. "May the Schwartz be with you," indeed.
******* Saturday December 26th ******
December 26th 2:00pm & 5:00pm & 8:00pm respectively
Frankestein & Edward Scissorhands & Cabinet of Dr. Caligari @ MoMA, 11 W 53rd St
$10 or with museum admission; Frankenstein is a 1931 Horror classic in which an obsessed scientist assembles a living being from parts of exhumed corpses. dward Scissorhands is about an uncommonly gentle young man, who happens to have scissors for hands, falls in love with a beautiful teenage girl. Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is a 1920 film about Dr. Caligari's somnambulist, Cesare, and his deadly predictions.
December 26th
Swimming Cities Loft Dance Party Fundraiser @ Brooklyn Sanctuary, 778 Bergen St, 2nd Floor, Brooklyn
$TBA; This one comes to you the day after Christmas for those still in town ready to get down and do some shaking to some great music at one of our favorite venues. The DJ lineup is undoubtedly the best in New York on this strange nether night. The event is to fundraise for The Swimming Cities Raft Project in India. Check it out here:weareswimmingcities.org
December 26th 8:00pm
Charanga Soleil Holiday Fiesta @ BAMCafe Live, 651 Fulton St, Brooklyn
Free; Brooklyn-based all-star dance band Charanga Soleil boasts some of the most seasoned performers in today's world music scene, featuring an irresistible mix of classic Cuban son, Congolese rumba-soukous , and Haitian compas, in fresh arrangements sure to keep the dance floor full.
December 26th 10:30pm-2:30am
Floating Kabarette @ Galapagos Art Space, 16 main St, Brooklyn
Free fr the first 100/$5; Galapagos Art Space presents the next installment of its flagship series Floating Kabarette. Part cabaret, part burlesque and part variety each show features some of the best performers from New York City and beyond! Starring: Hosted by Angela DiCarlo: NYC's favorite downtown chanteuse, Lisa Natoli: Aerial beauty, Jan Manke: German aerial adonis, and The Lady Aye: Sideshow seductress.
******* Sunday December 27th ******
December 27th 2:30pm & 5:30pm respectively
Murders in the Rue Morgue & Sleepy Hollow @ MoMA, 11 W 53rd St
$10 or with museum admission; Murders in the Rue Morgue is a 1932 film In 19th Century Paris, the maniacal Dr. Mirakle abducts young women and injects them with ape blood in an attempt to prove ape-human kinship. Sleepy Hollow is about Ichabod Crane is sent to Sleepy Hollow to investigate the decapitations of 3 people with the culprit being the legendary apparition, the Headless Horseman.
December 27th 6:00-9:00pm
Art of the Crash @ Fusion Arts Museum, 57 Stanton St
Free; Closing Reception. FusionArts Museum is New York’s only visual art space dedicated exclusively to the exhibition and archiving of multidisciplinary (fusion) art. fusionartsmuseum.org
December 27th 8:00pm
Babeland's DIY Porn Workshop @ Monkey Town, 58 N 3rd St, Brooklyn
$10 &
$10 minimum; Babeland knows great porn and wants to share some of the
nuts and bolts that make it so hot. At this fun and interactive
event, sex educators will walk you through the process of imagining,
enacting, and watching your first (of many) homemade adult video.
******* Monday December 28th ******
December 28th 9:30am-5:30pm
Holiday
Monday @ Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1000 Fifth Ave
The
Metropolitan Museum of Art will be open to the public on Monday,
December 28 (the Monday between Christmas and New Year's Day), as
part of the Museum's popular "Holiday Mondays" program.
December 28th 8:00pm
The Tonight Show Showcase @ Comix, 353 W 14th St
$5; Tonight's show is a great opportunity to see up-and-coming comedians before they appear on The Tonight Show. We're rooting for Reggie Watts, an awesomely talented downtown performer with a sly sense of humor. Equal parts musician and performance artist, Watts uses little more than his voice to improvise intricate compositions for his audiences. His set was one of the highlights at Eugene Mirman's Comedy Fest, and we have no doubt he has the right stuff to impress Conan's booker.
December 28th 10:00pm
My Teenage Stride @ Le Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleeker St
$8; My Teenage Stride with Fluffy Lumbers and Little Gold.
******* Tuesday December 29th ******
December 29th 6:30pm
Free Live Jazz @ Empire Hotel Rooftop, 44 W 63rd Street
Free; Business or leisure: we invite you and your guests to join us Tuesday for an afterwork evening of (free) live jazz with the Stephane Wrembel Trio. The Empire Hotel Roof Lounge is fully covered so you'll stay warm. Dress for an evening out and get cozy fireside -or- have a business conversation at one of the tables! Live Jazz in performed from 6:30-9:30pm http://jazzny.eventbrite.com/
December 29th 7:00pm
Amanda Blank @ Santos Party House, 96 Lafayette
$16/$20; Mark your calendar: the fiesty miss Amanda Blank is coming to at Santos, joined by Mad Decent's newest protégé Maluca. Both ladies spit a smoldering combination of rap, electro, merengue, punk rock, pop and ghettotech, and their live shows boast everything from maracas to neon spandex. www.santospartyhouse.com
December 29th 7:00pm
The Yes men Fix the World @ MoMA, 11 W 53rd St
$10 or with museum admission; Troublemaking duo Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno, posing as their industrious alter-egos, expose the people profiting from Hurricane Katrina, the faces behind the environmental disaster in Bhopal, and other shocking events.
******* Thursday December 31st ******
December 31st 8:00pm-6:00am
Gemini
& Scorpio present: The Bootleggers' Ball @ Check in at Green &
Green Insurance Co, 450 Union St, Brooklyn
$30
advance/$40 door/$20 after 2am; Details, tix & password RSVP:
http://www.geminiandscorpio.com/events.html; Featuring: Fiery
old-timey jazz-The Mad Jazz Hatters, Stealth brass antics -
Stumblebum Brass Band, All-girl all-accordion orchestra - Main
Squeeze Orchestra, Blazing burlesque - Mme Rosebud & Jenny C'est
Quoi, Eastern-tribal dance fusion - Alchemy Dance Theater, Awesome
aerial stunts -
Nikki Borodi, Vintage sweet sweet jazz - DJ Jason Blackkat, Re-bopin'
jazz swingin' beats - DJ Dhundee. Hobo-tech: depression era techno -
Jon Margulies. Fabulous face painting - Painteresse Elysabeth, Tarot
& 2010 numerology divination - Marcy Currier, Midnight moment of
mayhem - Dan Glass, Hosted by burlesque's charming reprobate Bastard
Keith. Dress code: depression glamour, evening ball on the Titanic,
hobo formal, desperation derring-do. Effort required.
December 31st 9:00pm-8:00am
Winkel & Balktick
Present: TRANSMUTATION: New Year's Eve 2010 @ TBA Sunset Park,
Brooklyn
RSVP or buy tickets at http://wandbnyc.com/tickets.html;
$20 early bird tickets on sale until Dec. 25; Free PBR from 9pm-10pm;
It was the end of the Aughts. Winkel & Balktick meditated upon
the last decade's irrational exuberance and its booms, busts, bursts
and bubbles. While the present situation seemed dire, they knew that
with the right experiment, they could transform the debut of the Tens
from a bleak lump of coal into a brilliant Golden Age. On Thursday,
December 31, 2009, join them as they transmute a dusty old warehouse
into a clandestine celebration laboratory. Participate in the boldest
experiments in dancing, DJs, interactive art installations, lounging,
activities, games, elixirs, cuisine and merrymaking. Music by: Reza,
Friar Tuck, Doug Singer, DJ Courage, and David Last; A wall-to-wall
laboratory of creative synthesis and transformation by various
artists. NEW YEARS DAY AFTERPARTY: Visit our good friends from
Disorient at their New Year's Day party at Brooklyn Urban Sanctuary.
Their party picks up when our ride lets off, and keeps dancin' till
4pm New Years Day! There will be a discount for those who attend
Transmutation! http://disorient.info
December 31st 9:00pm-7:00am
New
Lost City @ 195 Morgan Ave, Brooklyn
$29 at the door; It's one of
fire and granite - of lust and possibility. There is a story to this
city that rises from grit and falls from glamor. There is a story to
this city and this New Years Eve you are invited to celebrate it with
us in a fashion so dense, beautiful and astounding that your
grandchildren will know what you did at the end of this decade. You
are invited to: New Lost City : New Years Eve http://www.newlostc
ity.com. Feather masks will be rewarded with champagne and gifts. The
growing list of performers include: Baja + Dry Eye Crew, The Hungry
March Band, Stumblebum Brass Band, Raya Brass Band, The Lady Circus,
Hungry For More, Michna, Fred P. aka The Black Jazz Consortium,
Dunndee, John Margulies, Zemi 17, The Vintage DJ, and Joro Boro. Plus
fire and ice, art and laughter, love and nudity, prophetic visions
and brief moments of the sublime. We've put everything and then some
into this event. There is too much to list in one e-mail and to be
honest, we want to keep the surprise. These nights will not last
forever so celebrate while you can. Two thousand ten will be the best
year of your life.
December 31st 9:00pm-5:00am
Famous Friends Presents: NYE Party @ Club Europa, 98 Messerole Ave, Brooklyn
$25/$35; Hosted by Finger on the Pulse. At Famous Friends we are all about collaborations and have mad respect for our local folks makin moves in the scene - so this year we are taking New Years Eve to a whole new level. Get ready for the collaboration of the year with Famous Friends presenting Trouble & Bass all-stars The Captain & Star Eyes, Party Like Us Records heavy hitters AC Slater, Udachi & B.Rich, our dearest Jubliee from Nightshifters, and lest we not forget Finger on the Pulse DJs holding down hosting duties for us. The only requirements are to dance, sweat, drink and repeat.
December 31st 10:00 pm doors; 10:45 show
Rubulad
Presents:nDecadence / Decade Ends / Deca-Dance @ Rubulad Home Base,
338 Flushing Ave
$20 in costume or masks/$30; Bands: I Love You
Airlines, The Dolomites, Hungry March Band, Not Waving, But Drowning
with your DJ/Soundman Cody. Plus: Light Circus Extraordinaire by Norm
Francoeur, Door Prizes for early birds, Modern Dance Awareness
Society, Food by Vicious Delicious, Hot F###in' Tamales, and Midnight
Champagne Bunny Toast.
******* Friday January 1st ******
January 1st 1:00pm
Polar bear Club Swim @ Surf Ave at Stillwell Ave, Brooklyn
Free; Take an icy dip into the Atlantic with the Polar Bear Club. Bring a towel and warm clothes if you plan on going for a swim. Polarbearclub.org
January 1st 6:00am-6:00pm
Psybotik Robot Revolution NYE Afterhours @ Public
Assembly, 70 North 6th
St, Brooklyn
Free Before 10 am w/ RSVP, $10 without; All admits
after 10 am = $10; Welcome to a new age of Techno, Electro House,
Progressive, Psytrance and Dubstep. We've rounded up some of the New
York City's best underground DJs of the past, present and future plus
a few greats from around the world. RSVPs have opened at psybotik.com
so sign up and get ready for this incredible spectacle! Subversion
Stage (Prog, Electro House, Techno, Tribal, Psytek, Full On,
Darkpsy): Dysform (Psybotik), Gavin (Spectra), Hypnotoad
(Light-o-Matic), Mayur (Psybotik/Spectra), Messenger Particle
(Psybotik), Reality Engine *Live* , Steve-O (Spectra). Plus special
guests! Fire and Dance: Masae (Luminisis), Erin (Lumnisis), and
Victor (Luminisis). For more details, to RSVP, or to join the email
list visit http://psybotik.com
******* Saturday January 2nd ******
January 2nd 7:00pm
Black Rock Coaltion presents Micracle For a Maggot @ Santos Party House, 96 Lafayette St
$15; The concert, “Miracle for a Maggot: Funkraiser for P-Funk Graphic Artist Pedro Bell” will feature original members of Funkadelic (to be confirmed) and the Black Rock Coalition Orchestra performing Funkadelic classics and selections from Jimi Hendrix’ Band of Gypsys concert at The Fillmore East 40 years ago. “Miracle for a Maggot,” will be hosted at Santos Party House on Saturday, January 2, at 7PM and tickets are $15. All proceeds will go to a general relief fund on Pedro Bell’s behalf. A full lineup announcement will be made in the next week.
January 2nd 11:00pm
The Xx and VHS or Beta DJs w/ Finger On The Pulse @ Le Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleeker St
$5/$8; The Xx (DJ set): Formed in 2005, The xx are an alternative trio formed in London, England, featuring the dual lead vocals of Romy Madley Croft and Oliver Sim (who also play lead guitar and bass guitar respectively), and Jamie Smith (beats, MPC sampler). Rounding out the group was keyboardist Baria Qureshi. VHS or Beta: VHS or Beta is an alternative rock band from Louisville, Kentucky, United States which formed in 1997. The band consists of Craig Pfunder (guitar, vocals), Mike McGill (guitar, vocals), Mark Palgy (bass), Chea Beckley (keyboards) and Mark Guidry (drums).
******* Sunday January 3rd ******
January 3rd Doors 6:00pm/ Show 8:15pm
Talib Kweli @ Brooklyn Bowl, 61 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn
$10; Talibra Presents: Talib Kweli and Friends featuring Graph Nobel and John Forte
******* Tuesday January 5th ******
January 5th
9:00pm
Horror Scores for the Dance Floor @ Glasslands, 289
Kent Ave, Brooklyn
$12/$15; Pendu Presents: Todd & Harrison’s Tuesday Nite Disco: A weekly dance party w/ live bands + DJs playing new+classic-dark-electro-synthpop hits with: Salem + Gatekeeper + DJ Harrison