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To meet w/ a free tenant lawyer, call/text 'LAW' to 718-635-2623 (by appointment only).
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!!! <3 Rally for A.I. Moratorium in NYC Schools <3 !!!
Free
Sat, Mar 14 at 10:00 AM
Upper West Side [lower end]
political action,mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech
Join the A.I.M. for NYC coalition to flyer & sprea...Join the A.I.M. for NYC coalition to flyer & spread awareness at the Chancellor's Manhattan town hall for a 2 year moratorium on AI in NYC public schools. At the close of the event, we'll hold a brief rally & press conference outside with our coalition partners.
Link to RSVP in bio!
**We'll meet at 10:00 am to flyer**
SWEAT #06: A Sauna & Sound Pop Up
20.00
Sat, Mar 14 at 11:00 AM
East Village
mutual aid / community,music / sound
SWEAT is a pop up series turning NYC’s parks and p...SWEAT is a pop up series turning NYC’s parks and plazas into open-air bathhouses. Across two days, we'll have guided and unguided sauna sessions, free cold plunges, immersive sounds, and hot food and hydration from local vendors. All outdoors in a community garden in the heart of the East Village. Rain, snow, or shine — come sweat.
Index Greenpoint
698 Manhattan Ave.
3rd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11222
mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech
Gone are the days of actually “punching” in the nu...Gone are the days of actually “punching” in the number. And gone are the days of angrily slamming down the phone, or even thoughtfully placing it on the kitchen counter for your mom to pick up (it was for her!). For better or worse, we’ve largely traded in those clunky devices for sleek smartphones that don’t encourage the same kind of playfulness. But what if we could preserve a bit of that fun and rescue some tech from obsolescence in the process?
During this workshop, we will focus on the creative reuse of the common office phone and keypad console dock. Found in abundance at recycling centers and dumps, these devices are easy to repurpose as musical instruments with a few “hardware hacks.” First, we will rewire the phone, using the speaker component as a microphone to produce that unmistakable crunchy, lo-fi sound. Next, we will build a 9V battery adapter to power the keypad console and add a ¼” audio output to amplify and effect the multi-toned synth engine that produces the dial beeps.
By the end of the workshop, each participant will leave with a completed Beep Phone: a working phone mic, and a corresponding keypad synth powered by a 9V battery - each with its own audio output.
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
In some ways, continuing to organize workshops whe...In some ways, continuing to organize workshops when war is accelerating everywhere all at once, seemingly on every front imaginable, feels laughably inadequate.
And yet, in the midst of U.S. invasions of ever more countries, broad daylight kidnappings of heads of state, renewed nuclear stand-offs and accelerated murders and kidnappings of people off the streets, a tiny strip of brave land called g-a-z-a is still standing, a people who boldly ripped the mask off the face of imperialism two years ago and exposed the ugly truth of it for all the world to see.
In that corner of the world, the noble people of Gaza are still fighting for their land and have not yet given up the struggle for independence from U.S.-led imperialism and colonialism. There is much we need to change about our work and orientation as a collective as the terrain continues to shift, but we are still committed to our original intention of providing ongoing support for the Palestinian people as long as it is still needed.
However, we do not wish to inadvertently normalize the genocide by focusing on fundraising alone, as though to imply that providing survival funds to Palestinians is all we can do. As people who exist in the imperial core, our responsibilities to destroy this empire from within are paramount and the focus on material aid to the victims of *our* holocaust can become an easy bargaining chip that we use to rid us of our guilt.
We want to find a way to continue supporting Palestinians materially while being clear that we owe them, and all victim of our colonial and imperial wars, so much more than that. Our responsibilities here are steep and will require more than tipping some change out of our wallets every few weeks so that we can continue on our way stepping over third world corpses.
We will be making more announcements in the coming weeks about the changes we are making. In the meantime, we invite you to join our very talented friend, comrade, and teacher Priti Cox, for an online embroidery lesson where she will teach us how to “replace propaganda with testimony” using our own hands. All proceeds to the Sameer Project!
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Double Burner: No Phone Dance Party is NY Yoga Clu...Double Burner: No Phone Dance Party is NY Yoga Club turned all the way up in Williamsburg.
We start with an energetic 60 minute vinyasa practice with sculpt elements. Dynamic, invigorating, sweaty. Expect standing sequences, balance work, pilates-inspired strength, and a playlist that builds heat fast. All levels are welcome. Come as you are and bring your energy.
Then we flip the room.
Phones away. Lights low. DJ on.
After the flow, we move straight into a No Phone Dance Party. No filming, no scrolling, no distractions. Just music, movement, and a room full of people fully present. It is part workout, part social, part dance floor moment. You can show up solo and leave knowing half the room.
NY Yoga Club brings people together through high quality, affordable yoga and community. We meet in creative spaces around the city to move, breathe, and meet new people. We are a club, not a class. That means we leave space at the beginning to say hello, settle in, and ease into it. Sometimes people show up late. Sometimes people show up in their pajamas. It is all welcome.
Our instructors, Molly Felsher and Alex, bring athletic, expressive movement to the room. Molly draws from her dance background to create fluid, breath-driven flows. Alex blends strength and softness, building power while keeping things intentional.
Doors open at 4:00 PM. Practice begins once the room fills, usually about 10 to 15 minutes after. Yoga runs about 60 minutes, followed by another hour of dancing.
BYOM or rent a mat for $5.
All levels welcome. 18+ recommended due to music and environment.
The venue is wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are onsite. If you have specific accessibility needs, reach out ahead of time and we will do our best to accommodate.
Come ready to sweat. Come ready to connect. Come ready to dance.
Segue and Artists Space are pleased to present the...Segue and Artists Space are pleased to present the Winter/Spring 2026 Segue Reading Series curated by Artists Space: Stella Cilman & Jay Sanders. The readings will take place at 11 Cortlandt Alley and online, on Saturdays at 5pm.
Admission to the event is a suggested $5 donation (cash, Paypal, Venmo, and Zelle). To attend the reading on Zoom, simply click the event link at the allotted time. All those with access to a computer, smartphone, or tablet will be able to join the Reading via Zoom.
All donations will go directly to the readers.
The Segue Reading Series is made possible by the support of The Segue Foundation. For more information, please visit seguefoundation.com
Gate of the Sun: A Reading to Raise Money for Families Displaced from Southern Lebanon
10-30 donations
Sat, Mar 14 at 6:00 PM
The People's Forum
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
As we approach a full year of Israel’s brutal war ...As we approach a full year of Israel’s brutal war on Palestine and its more recent assaults in Lebanon, we gather at The People’s Forum this Friday night to mourn the dead and fight like hell for the living.
Riffing on the title of the novel by the late great Elias Khoury, Gate of the Sun is an evening of readings to raise money for two fundraisers providing direct aid to those impacted in Lebanon. The first, ARM, organizes alongside migrant workers, including women domestic workers living under the oppressive Kafala system. The second, Lebanese Solidarity Collective, delivers on the ground support to families rendered homeless by Zionist aggression.
No registration is required for this event. Donations to either fundraiser are on a sliding scale from $10-$30 and can be made at the door. Receipt of donation will be requested for entry.
4 challengers, 2 matches, only 1 victor. Witness a...4 challengers, 2 matches, only 1 victor. Witness as new york’s finest go head-to-head for the title of champion.
Bands will go song-for-song for a total of five rounds and YOU get to vote on who you think is the best.
Featuring:
Dotia, Dr Boat, Libby Quinn, Gwen, and The Amazing Amy
Filmed Show, Drinks Served or BYOB!
Femcel, DRLN (INDY), A Total Wreck & Pizza King Gi...Femcel, DRLN (INDY), A Total Wreck & Pizza King Girl play Alphaville for a night of hot as hell queer music.
Night in the Library: The Philosophy of Mathematics
Free
Sat, Mar 14 at 7:00 PM
Brooklyn Public Library
mutual aid / community,literary / research,sci-fi / rebel tech
Night in the Library, BPL's overnight festival of ...Night in the Library, BPL's overnight festival of ideas, invites you to panels, workshops, performances and screenings that celebrate the free flow of ideas in the company of others.
For the program’s 10th edition, Night in the Library: The Philosophy of Mathematics will explore truths, proofs and other paradoxes. Math may feel remote, if not incomprehensible, to many. Yet it is a fundamental element in all components of our lives, underpinning everything from science and the natural world to architecture, sports, fashion, music and technology. Meet up at Central Library on Pi Day to consider the unexpected secrets and philosophies of mathematics—alongside topics like poetry, psychology, nature, and dreams—at an unforgettable night of art, culture and intellectual discovery.
Learn more about the lineup for the night, including keynote speaker Werner Herzog.
Night in the Library: The Philosophy of Mathematics is supported by the Simons Foundation and is part of its “Infinite Sums” initiative.
The gathering will be free to attend, but we are asking for a sliding scale contribution of $75-$250
Sat, Mar 14 at 8:00 PM
Lower Manhattan
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
This May Woodbine will host a 4-day gathering out ...This May Woodbine will host a 4-day gathering out of our new meeting space in Manhattan, “Lifehouses, Resilience Hubs, and Dual Power: A Space for Practitioners". Our goal is to meet and think with those currently involved in movement and world-building, as we prepare ourselves for uncertain years ahead.
UDP’s new and expanded workshops & seminars program!
Free or sliding scale (see link)
Sat, Mar 14 at 9:00 PM
Remote OR 232 Third Street #E-303, in Gowanus, Brooklyn
literary / research
UDP offers one-day seminars and four-session works...UDP offers one-day seminars and four-session workshops on writing, poetics, letterpress printing, and bookmaking taught by authors and editors. Workshops/seminars are either free or affordably priced and are usually limited to 10 participants. They are open to community members regardless of prior experience, and are held online or our studio, located at the Old American Can Factory (232 Third Street #E-303, in Gowanus, Brooklyn).
These workshops are a part of UDP’s broader mission as a literary arts organization to create affordable opportunities for writers, poets, and artists of all levels of experience to expand their skill sets and learn small press practices. By keeping workshops either free or sliding scale, we also aim to help address inequities in arts education in New York City. In the long run, we hope this program expands the small press tradition and contributes to the sustainability of an alternative ecosystem for artistic production and distribution. You may also be interested in our volunteer Presse Days, an open invitation to community members to visit our studio, assist with the production of chapbooks and books, and learn bookmaking techniques from our staff.
Email office at uglyducklingpresse dot org to get a discount code.
SWEAT is a pop up series turning NYC’s parks and p...SWEAT is a pop up series turning NYC’s parks and plazas into open-air bathhouses. Across two days, we'll have guided and unguided sauna sessions, free cold plunges, immersive sounds, and hot food and hydration from local vendors. All outdoors in a community garden in the heart of the East Village. Rain, snow, or shine — come sweat.
mutual aid / community,music / sound,image / performance
PARFAIT: A Fruity Variety Show brings together the...PARFAIT: A Fruity Variety Show brings together the best of queer nightlife for an unforgettable evening. Featuring comedian Esther Fallick, drag performers Vape Kid Jr. and Sobrietiti, and live music by partygirl, host Peach Bellini invites you to taste what Parfait has to offer!
Presented by Wet Spot
East Village (reach out to @baby_rute for address)
mutual aid / community,literary / research,music / sound
Tax-the-rich Oscars
Fundraiser
Sun, Mar 15 at 6:30 PM
Francis Kite Club
mutual aid / community
Stereo Mandrax @ Pianos
🌀 free w/ rsvp
Sun, Mar 15 at 7:00 PM
@ pianos (21+), 158 ludlow st., lower east side, mnhtn
music / sound
March 1 –– Upper Wilds, GoJuMo, Michael R Bernstei...March 1 –– Upper Wilds, GoJuMo, Michael R Bernstein
March 15 –– Council Of Foreign Relations, Excepter, Marsha Basset, Tarra Lee Peterson
March 22 –– Pink Must, Animal Surrender, Jeff Tobias
ACCESS: 21+ ♿️
@ big bar (21+), 75 e. 7th st., east village, mnhtn
music / sound
3/15: Eyal Maoz Band, Dizzy Ventilators (Yusuke Ya...3/15: Eyal Maoz Band, Dizzy Ventilators (Yusuke Yamamoto & Daniel Jodocy)
3/22: Jon Madof & Nate Rappaport, Invisible Guy (Ben Goldberg, Michael Coleman, Hamir Atwal, & more)
3/29: Invisible Guy (Ben Goldberg, Michael Coleman, Hamir Atwal, & more)
ACCESS: 21+ ☑️ limited space! arrive early or enter thru band
Lifehouses, Resilience Hubs, and Dual Power
The gathering will be free to attend, but we are asking for a sliding scale contribution of $75-$250
Sun, Mar 15 at 8:00 PM
Lower Manhattan
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
This May Woodbine will host a 4-day gathering out ...This May Woodbine will host a 4-day gathering out of our new meeting space in Manhattan, “Lifehouses, Resilience Hubs, and Dual Power: A Space for Practitioners". Our goal is to meet and think with those currently involved in movement and world-building, as we prepare ourselves for uncertain years ahead.
102 Cottage St Jersey City, NJ 07306, USA 1L, go through the 2 doors in the front, and walk all the way to the end of the hall for the door
mutual aid / community
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn basics on ...In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn basics on ceramics hand-building with basic beginner-friendly pottery techniques like pinch pot and slab-building.
What’s Included?
Tea / non-alcoholic bev
2lbs of clay
All ceramics tools + materials
Guided instruction + hands-on support
Choose from selection of dip glaze
What’s Done For You?
Dip glazing
All ceramic firings
Prepare for Pickup
Respond to email in 2-3 weeks from the workshop to schedule pickup
Or pay for shipping
Come solo or bring friends and spend the evening surrounded by creativity and like-minded connections!
Limited seats available. Reserve your spot early for this thoughtfully intimate gathering.
Come by the archive to make something special alon...Come by the archive to make something special alongside some fellow crafters. Please feel free to bring any magazines/print materials you have to spare as we continue to rebuild our inventory!
Follow Zine Club at https://www.instagram.com/zineclub_bklyn/
Movement Research @ Judson
🌀 notaflof
Mon, Mar 16 at 7:00 PM
@ movement research at judson memorial (all ages), 243 thompson, greenwich village, mnhtn
music / sound
March 2 –– ankita sharma, [redacted], Tess Dworman...March 2 –– ankita sharma, [redacted], Tess Dworman, Yinx Zhou
March 9 –– binbinFactory / Satoshi Haga & Rie Fukuzawa, Blaze Ferrer, Margot Mae, mik phillips + tor breen
March 16 –– Ariana Speight, Andrea Soto, Stephanie Hewett, Nattie Trogdon + Hollis Bartlett
March 23 –– EHQS in The Church of the Unruly & The Cosmic Angels, Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, Maya Schwartz, Maxi Hawkeye Canion
ACCESS: 🅰️ ♿️ enter at 243 thompson (not front church entry)
mutual aid / community,literary / research,sci-fi / rebel tech
Join us at e-flux Screening Room on Monday, March ...Join us at e-flux Screening Room on Monday, March 16, 2026 at 7pm for “Viscosities,” a special screening of three moving image works by Lucy Beech that explore relationships between waste, creativity, and transformation, followed by an in-person discussion with the artist.
Viscosity is a measure of resistance to flow. In Lucy Beech’s work, it becomes a way of thinking with substances that do not simply flow, but thicken, adhere, and, in that process, accumulate meaning. Beech’s films and videos track the infrastructural life of matter, how bodies and environments are managed through substances, and how that management produces residue that cannot be fully cleared, in writing as much as in industrial and ecological work. The program brings together Warm Decembers, A Map of the Pit, and excerpts from Hymnal, three collaborations that approach these concerns through different materials and forms.
political action,mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech
Under the second Trump administration, the US surv...Under the second Trump administration, the US surveillance and deportation machine has ballooned. ICE has invaded our communities, disappearing loved ones using tracking technologies from companies like Flock, Cellebrite, Palantir, and Penlink.
Join us to hear from tech workers who are organizing against ICE and authoritarianism from three different strategic perspectives: rapid response, local government, and corporate research.
We’ll have a panel discussion for the first hour, and then 30 minute breakouts for attendees who want to learn how to get more involved in organizing.
📆 March 16, 2026
⏰ 8PM ET / 5PM PT
The gathering will be free to attend, but we are asking for a sliding scale contribution of $75-$250
Mon, Mar 16 at 8:00 PM
Lower Manhattan
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
This May Woodbine will host a 4-day gathering out ...This May Woodbine will host a 4-day gathering out of our new meeting space in Manhattan, “Lifehouses, Resilience Hubs, and Dual Power: A Space for Practitioners". Our goal is to meet and think with those currently involved in movement and world-building, as we prepare ourselves for uncertain years ahead.
elevators, security desk/ID required at entrance, ...elevators, security desk/ID required at entrance, open to the public.
"Join our friends Miriam Ticktin of the Center for Place Culture and Politics (CPCP) and Ruth Wilson Gilmore for a discussion of Ticktin’s new book, Against Innocence: Undoing and Remaking the World.
In this timely and bold book, Miriam Ticktin explores how a concept that consistently appears as a moral good actually ends up creating harm for so many. Claims to innocence protect migrant children, but often at the expense of their parents; claims to the innocence of the fetus work to punish women. Ticktin shows how innocence structures political relationships, focusing on individual victims and saviors, while foreclosing forms of collective responsibility. Ultimately, she wants to understand how the discourse around innocence functions, what gives it such power, and why we are so compelled by it, while showing that alternative political forms already exist. She examines this process across various domains, from migration, science, and environmentalism to racial and reproductive justice."
More information about the event: https://centerforthehumanities.org/event/against-innocence/
Registration required? or expected?
Prime Produce Guild Hall
424 W. 54th St. NY, NY 10019
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for the collective art-making, mindfulness...Join us for the collective art-making, mindfulness practice & conversation. Open to everyone. Art materials will be available. And you're more than welcome to bring your own materials.
St. Michael's Church
225 West 99th Street, New York, NY 10025
(UWS)
political action,mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech
For too long, the conversation about AI has only h...For too long, the conversation about AI has only happened in San Francisco and Washington DC. Everyday Americans have been told to accept the consequences without having a say. In New York, there has been rampant political spending by Big AI to influence the results of our elections. We want to change that.
Humans First is traveling the country to talk to people about the future of AI: what it means for our families, our jobs, our communities, and our lives. We want to hear your concerns and start charting a course for a future that safeguards our politics and puts regular people first, not AI corporations.
political action,mutual aid / community,image / performance
JOIN US Tuesday March 17 at 7pm at BOYFRIEND co-op...JOIN US Tuesday March 17 at 7pm at BOYFRIEND co-op for a fundraiser supporting the displaced in Lebanon. We’ll be screening the iconic film Leila and the Wolves by Heiny Srour as well as selling hot raffle items such as tattoos, artwork, vinyl records and much much more!
Nearly a million people in Lebanon were forced out of their homes overnight in the South and in Beirut by threat of death from the zionist entity. With nowhere to go and on top of an already dire economic crisis, families are living in their cars, elders are sleeping on cold concrete and migrants are left on their own. This violent displacement is orchestrated using our tax dollars and it is our responsibility to do something about it!
Funds raised will be distributed to grassroots initiatives based in Beirut and in Tripoli where there is less access to resources. These groups are on the ground distributing medication, mattresses, food, blankets and other necessities. If you can’t make it, donate to any of the trusted orgs on the second slide!
Help us raise as much money as possible. Come through, bring some friends, take home a sick ass raffle prize and a renewed dedication to destroying the zionist entity.
Willows Tavern, a locally-owned bar in Ridgewood, Queens
mutual aid / community
Join us from 7:30 PM to 9 PM, for an exciting even...Join us from 7:30 PM to 9 PM, for an exciting evening of speed dating. This is held in the backyard, unless it's too cold or raining, then it's inside. Hosted by Tiny Arts Supply, this event provides a relaxed, inclusive space to make meaningful connections.
Straight and queer nights -- check link!
The gathering will be free to attend, but we are asking for a sliding scale contribution of $75-$250
Tue, Mar 17 at 8:00 PM
Lower Manhattan
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
This May Woodbine will host a 4-day gathering out ...This May Woodbine will host a 4-day gathering out of our new meeting space in Manhattan, “Lifehouses, Resilience Hubs, and Dual Power: A Space for Practitioners". Our goal is to meet and think with those currently involved in movement and world-building, as we prepare ourselves for uncertain years ahead.
🕹️ A collective arcade cabinet like no other
...🕹️ A collective arcade cabinet like no other
The RCade is a custom arcade cabinet built during the Fall 2, 2025 batch at the Recurse Center that runs games made by the community. It has a real CRT, a custom graphics card, spinner controllers, and a deploy pipeline where anyone can ship a game just by pushing to GitHub. It now has over 44 games.
Frank Chiarulli will talk about reviving the hardware and building the deployment system, Rose Hall will cover the game engine and plugin sandbox, Stephen Downward will walk through building a custom display adapter from scratch, and Greg Sadetsky will talk about fostering community through technology. They'll close out by showing off some of the games.
The cabinet will be there in person — if you've ever wanted to play on the physical RCade, this is your chance.
Doors open and refreshments will be available at 6:30 pm. The talk will begin at 7:00 pm. Mingling to follow.
This event is in-person only. A recording of the talk will be made available on the Recurse Center YouTube channel.
Localhost is a series of technical talks in NYC given by members of the Recurse Center community. For every event, we set aside seats for the public.
The Word Is Change, 368 Tompkins Ave, Bed-Stuy Brooklyn 11216
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
In this moment of crisis we are thrilled to welcom...In this moment of crisis we are thrilled to welcome Behrooz Ghamari, Iranian historian and scholar who spent three years on death row in the Evin Prison in Iran on Wednesday March 18th at 7pm.
In his new book, The Long War on Iran (O/R) Ghamari draws on two decades of political analysis to explore the history of US intervention in the region, focusing on the enduring sanctions imposed on Iran and the persistent perception of the Islamic Republic as a major obstacle to American power. Despite the repressive policies of the state, Iran has remained a vibrant society with active intellectual, cultural, and social justice movements. The book examines these internal changes and shifts in Iranian politics.
By challenging the conventional image of Iran as a totalitarian regime, Ghamari urges readers to appreciate the country’s diverse society and complex political landscape. He calls for a re-evaluation of how the US engages with Iran, advocating for a more informed, nuanced approach to Middle East diplomacy. At a critical moment when US policy is being reshaped, The Long War on Iran is a timely reminder that, if the US fails to acknowledge Iran’s transformations, both nations will continue to face new events―and the same old questions.
mutual aid / community,literary / research,image / performance
Join us for a screening of the Kurdish film, A Tim...Join us for a screening of the Kurdish film, A Time for Drunken Horses (2000). The film offers a glimpse into the ongoing struggle of Kurds in Rojhelat and the poverty which drives many to life-threatening labor as kolbars in order to survive. The screening will be at 7:30 PM on Wednesday, March 18th at Ridgewood Commons.
Free entry and open to all.
Hace años que hemos tenido el honor de compartir n...Hace años que hemos tenido el honor de compartir nuestro espacio con Sonia 💙 Ella es una persona increíblemente multifacética y talentosa ✨¡Y está aceptando nuevos clientes!
Ven y apoya nuestra querida miembro de la comunidad en su arte 🪡
We have had the honor of sharing our space with Sonia for years 💙 she is an incredibly multifaceted and talented person ✨ and she is accepting new clients!
Come out n support our beloved community member in her craft 🪡
📞 llamada/mensaje para más información // call/text for more info
📆 lunes/Monday - jueves/Thursday 9-11pm
⚡📺𝗱𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗽𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗿𝘂𝘁𝗵 𝗶𝗻 𝗮𝗻 𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗼: 𝗽𝘁 2📺⚡
Free
Thu, Mar 19 at 6:30 PM
🧿585 Woodward Ave🧿
mutual aid / community,literary / research,sci-fi / rebel tech
From Cultural Solidarity Project and NYC Mesh:
...From Cultural Solidarity Project and NYC Mesh:
Join us for our second session of this series, as we continue devising counter-media tactics of resistance & building our capacities for deciphering the oppressor’s attempts at manipulating public narratives. We will be fundraising for direct aid to Iranians affected by this latest imperialist war, with extra funds going to mutual aid groups in Lebanon providing relief after a new round of zionist-US aggression.
This session will feature members of the Cultural Solidarity Project, comrades from Iran & Venezuela, as well as volunteers from @nycmesh & @nycresistor to present learnings from the past month and crucial strategies for circumventing surveillance, censorship, and internet/power shutdowns.
As a pre-Eid & Nowruz offering, we will be serving a full Iranian dinner spread! 🍲
RSVP at link in bio 🌱
bit.ly/disinfo-2
Thursday, March 19th
6:30–9:30 PM
suggested donation $5-20
With love and solidarity,
CSP ❤️
"music & pizza every thursday night," rotating cas..."music & pizza every thursday night," rotating cast of players; 3/5 PUBLIC HOUSING SKATE TEAM dj Griff Spex, 3/12 Starchild & The New Romantic, come through to see the rest // ACCESS: 🅰️ ☑️ tight space w/ flat entry
Tizita Paint and Sip
5-15
Fri, Mar 20 at 5:30 PM
Crown Heights
mutual aid / community,music / sound,image / performance
Tizita is a genre and musical scale in Ethiopian j...Tizita is a genre and musical scale in Ethiopian jazz that expresses longing, heartbreak, and memory. It bridges past and present, and was used as a lens by late-political theorist Elleni Centime Zeleke to reflect on post-revolutionary Ethiopia.
“As I sit with my own grief and the tragedies unfurling in the present, I keep returning to this lens. How do we moving forward without neglecting the past? How does the personal and collective memory breathe and grieve?” - @raheeeezy
Through painting reflections on the people, places, and states of being of our pasts, we hope to create space to reflect, release, and remember. RSVP via Partiful in bio to reserve a canvas. Art supplies will be provided.
James Ilgenfritz / Joe Morris / Stephen Haynes, Golden Feelings, The Caribbean
🌀 notaflof
Fri, Mar 20 at 6:00 PM
@ p.i.t. (property is theft) (all ages), 411 s. 5th, los sures / williamsburg, bklyn
Design Dialogues. 2024-2026 Yale School of Art Fellows at Center for Book Arts
5-50
Fri, Mar 20 at 6:00 PM
28 West 27th St. 3 floor
literary / research,image / performance
Please join us on Friday, March 20, 2026, at 6pm a...Please join us on Friday, March 20, 2026, at 6pm at 28 West 27th Street, 3rd Floor, and online. Center for Book Arts and Yale School of Art are pleased to present Design Dialogues, an evening with the three fellows who have participated in the Yale School of Art and Center for Book Arts Design Fellowship since its launch in 2024: Jisung Park (2024), Neeta Patel (2025), and Saskia Globig (2026).
Supported by Yale School of Art and Center for Book Arts, the fellowship offers a Yale alumnus a one-year Design Fellowship, with the opportunity to develop, design, and produce exhibition catalogs and booklets, as well as graphic identities for exhibitions and related promotional materials, working closely with CBA staff and visiting curators.
Book event to celebrate Jonathan Larson's translat...Book event to celebrate Jonathan Larson's translation of French poet Nathalie Quintane's "The Cavalier."
After the social upheavals of the late 1960s, the barricaded streets gave way to self-managed communal living in the backcountry. While it was the school teacher Nelly Cavallero who attracted the media spotlight, countless other insurgent unruly radicals contested the oppressive order, organizing in schools, factories, and communes. In The Cavalier, Quintane paints an intimate and urgently political portrait of revolutionary desires and the rising tides of reaction that determined, among many others, Nelly’s fate.
Since the 1990s, Nathalie Quintane has written more than 20 rigorous and genre-defiant works, each distinctive in scope and precision, critiquing everything from the literary marketplace and the education system, to fascization in France and abroad.
3 Quintane translators will be reading for this event:
Readers for the event will be:
Jacqueline Feldman is a writer, reporter, and translator living in Montague, MA, United States. Her account of a squat in Paris's 19th arrondissement Precarious Lease appeared with Fitzcarraldo in 2025, and her book On Your Feet: A Novel in Translations; Featuring a short story by Nathalie Quintane appeared with dispersed holdings 2024.
Matt Reeck is a scholar, translator, and poet who translates from French, Hindi, Korean, and Urdu. As a poet he has published four chapbooks and his translation “Muslim”: A Novel from the French of Zahia Rahmani won the 2020 Albertine Prize, and The Wound of the Name from the French of Abdelkébir Khatibi won the 2022 Northwestern University Global Humanities Translation Prize. He is currently translating Nathalie Quintane's 2021 book A Hamster at School.
Jonathan Larson is a translator-poet. His translation of Nathalie Quintane's The Cavalier was published by Winter Editions in late 2025.
Unplatform Creatives Workshop #2
0
Sat, Mar 21 at 2:00 PM
Bushwick Public Library - Spectrum Learning Lab
340 Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11206
political action,mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech
It's no secret that extractive digital platforms h...It's no secret that extractive digital platforms have taken over creative life. Creating culture of all kinds has never been more precarious, and creating a world where you're able to making a living off your art without worrying about appeasing algorithms seems harder than ever. The good news is that a better world is possible - but only if we go there together.
The Unplatform project invites artists, musicians, writers, and all other creatives from across NYC to come together at the Bushwick Public Library for a conversation where we'll collectively imagine a vision for creative life outside the shadow of Silicon Valley - and, more importantly, think about how to make that vision a reality.
(This event is not affiliated with Brooklyn Public Library. The Bushwick Public Library is fully wheelchair accessible.)
Please join us for a day of shopping local handmad...Please join us for a day of shopping local handmade art and jewelry, perfume, leatherwork, ceramics, olive oil and zaatar, bouquets, bags, zines, press on nails, Palestinian kufiyas and soap, and ice cream. There will also be tarot readings & live portraits ❤️🖤🤍💚
Full cafe menu available for purchase - please support our wonderful host!
kn95/n95 masks required & provided while shopping
After The Thaw Artist Mixer
Free
Sat, Mar 21 at 3:00 PM
Crossroads Cafe, Bushwick, Brooklyn
mutual aid / community,music / sound,image / performance
The Spring Equinox is a perfect time to spark your...The Spring Equinox is a perfect time to spark your creative energy, plan new chapters, and explore growth opportunities. That's what the Society of Imaginary Friends is planning with our artist mixer at Crossroads Café on March 21st.
The afternoon will be an opportunity to connect with other creatives, hear lightning talks from our impressive line-up of speakers, and explore the artwork on display. There will also be opportunity to support local vendors and artisans. If you would like to present your work, please complete our open call for artists and vendors by March 13th. Decisions will be sent by March 15th.
The Society of Imaginary Friends is a social club, a production company, and a creative ecosystem. We host vibrant events in and around New York City with the dual goal of building authentic community and creating platforms for emerging artists. Our largest annual event, Slumberland, is a 200 person weekend festival in upstate
music / sound,sci-fi / rebel tech,image / performance
“The decline of culture in musical terms—if yo... “The decline of culture in musical terms—if you will excuse a bit of my own historicism—is the devolution from polyphony to monophony.”
-Igor Stravinsky
Join us at e-flux Screening Room on Saturday March 21 at 3pm for Georgian Polyphonics, a screening of Soso Chkhaidze's Old Georgian Hymns (1970) and Otar Iosseliani's Ancient Georgian Songs (1969), followed by a performance from Georgian composer Giorgi Koberidze.
Georgian polyphonic song is one of the longest-tenured musical traditions across human history, with scholars placing its origin before the arrival of Christianity in Georgia in the 4th century CE. The practice consists of 15 regional choral variations, each made up of their own chemistry of staggered melodies, interlocking vocal threads, and folklore. Its lineage today travels even in a bottle launched “into the cosmic ocean,” with the chant Chakrulo having been included as one of the Voyager space craft’s 29 representative musical compositions selected for the contingency of extraterrestrial contact.
Electronic and classical composer Giorgi Koberidze experiments with an eclectic palimpsest of Georgian polyphony and Caucasian instrumentation, painting tradition over with modernity and vice-versa. This program mirrors that aim by pairing the performance with two films that delve into the tradition's history.
The event is co-organized with Tone Glow and Cinema Guild.
political action,mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech
UPDATE: This event will also feature a Q + A from ...UPDATE: This event will also feature a Q + A from the @ridgewoodtenantsunion discussing tenants rights and organizing in your building.
The Ridgewood Tenants Union is an all-volunteer and tenant-led anti-gentrification group working together to grow the power of working-class tenants and unhoused people in Ridgewood, Maspeth, Glendale, and Middle Village. Founded in 2014 and demanding safe and stable housing for all, they organize together to fight displacement.
In this session, we will be talking about landlord tech, how it exacerbates housing injustice, and what rights tenants have to protect themselves. Landlord tech, also referred to as property or prop tech, refers to a range of tools used by the real estate industry across the tenancy lifecycle.
Examples of landlord tech include closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras, facial recognition technologies, access control applications, digital payment and tenant screening platforms and other “smart building” software.
We will discuss how biometric data collection, algorithmic decision-making, and surveillance practices embedded in landlord tech place many tenants in the path of extractive data mechanisms and enable unfair housing practices.
Special Speaker: Paula Garcia-Salazar, Staff Attorney at the @legalaidnyc
Recommended Reading and Resources:
* “Landlord Technologies of Gentrification: Facial Recognition and Building Access Technologies in New York City Homes”
* Landlord Tech Watch
YAMA — ATTACK TO ATTACK
Free
Sat, Mar 21 at 3:00 PM
Another World
Crown Heights
mutual aid / community,image / performance
In 1983, the day-laborers of Sanya—a slum in East ...In 1983, the day-laborers of Sanya—a slum in East Tokyo inhabited by the poor, outcasts, and immigrants—rose up against their exploitation by factory owners, who collaborated closely with the yakuza and the police. The filmmaker Mitsuo Sato set out to make a film about their struggle—only to be murdered by a gangster mere weeks after starting filming. A collective of laborers and supporters led by Kyoichi Yamaoka finished the film, after which Yamaoka was also killed. 🌹
Yet YAMA — ATTACK TO ATTACK has survived, and it endures as a powerful document of the lifeworlds and political will of an underclass otherwise marginalized in both society and history. A collective of stewards keeps the legacy of the struggle of the Sanya laborers alive by screening the film around the world to spark discussion, organizing, and action. ☄️
We are thrilled to present the film at Another World on Saturday, March 21, at 3pm, with an introduction by Tokyo-based organizer, interpreter, and film producer, Aiko Masubuchi. The screening will be followed by a community conversation on how capitalism relies on a “reserve army of labor”—i.e. the unemployed, the unhoused, the undocumented—to entrench itself, and the solidarities we must build to free us all. ✊🏽
Black like That!
Free, with $10 suggested donation. All funds go to supporting Trans Arrivals Kenya
Sat, Mar 21 at 4:00 PM
The LGBT Center (208 W 13 St). 4–9 PM. Then every third Saturday starting on February 21!
mutual aid / community,music / sound
We startin Aquarius season off strong! 💪🏾♒️
B...We startin Aquarius season off strong! 💪🏾♒️
Black Like That! (BLT!) is the newest monthly event series from Black Trans Mutual Aid Group (BTMA). That seeks to co-create and build new worlds free from racism, transphobia, capitalism, colonialism, and imperialism in the here and now. We invite all folks of majority African descent, whether New Afrikan, Afro-indigenous, Afro-Caribbean, or otherwise, to engage in our community discussions, political education, resource redistribution, food and clothing drives, workshops, skill trades, ancestral rituals, performance art, kikis, and parties.
Join us either virtually or in person for a curious, open-minded, open-hearted, intellectual, innovative, interdependent, intergenerational, and COVID-conscious space to dream together. All deeply rooted in a Black Trans Feminist Queer Disabled Afro-Anarchist tradition. That goooood soul food. Literally and figuratively ;)
We’re talking Black disability politics, COVID Safety, herbalism, African spirituality and of course Black Autonomy and Liberation ✨
Free Food but feel free to bring a dish to share
For in person – Bring some clothes for the Clothing Drive. Free PPE and Healthcare items! Free Zines!
4-5:00 Settling in - intros and icebreakers
5-6:45 Presentation, Panel and Discussion
6:45-7 Special Musical Performance
7pm-9pm FOOD Served + After Party with DJ LITA DA DOLL
*Masks Required and Provided*
★a peoples’ circuit offering ~ get our mailing list to your proton inbox bi-monthly @ https://bit.ly/peoplescircuit★
Segue and Artists Space are pleased to present the...Segue and Artists Space are pleased to present the Winter/Spring 2026 Segue Reading Series curated by Artists Space: Stella Cilman & Jay Sanders. The readings will take place at 11 Cortlandt Alley and online, on Saturdays at 5pm.
Admission to the event is a suggested $5 donation (cash, Paypal, Venmo, and Zelle). To attend the reading on Zoom, simply click the event link at the allotted time. All those with access to a computer, smartphone, or tablet will be able to join the Reading via Zoom.
All donations will go directly to the readers.
The Segue Reading Series is made possible by the support of The Segue Foundation. For more information, please visit seguefoundation.com
I’m thrilled to be hosting TWELFTH HOUSE: A Night ...I’m thrilled to be hosting TWELFTH HOUSE: A Night of Readings inspired by the 12th house of astrology.
The 12th house represents all things hidden in our subconscious. On one hand it is the house of dreams, intuition, transformation and healing, while also representing nightmares, secrets, unexpressed emotions, and karma.
READERS: Leo Deer, Jack Degenhart, Annika Haakonsen, Carsen Holaday, Kaite Hubler, and Cami Moreno
ENTRY: Suggested donation of $10. All proceeds go toward supporting Ridgewood Commons. Nobody will be turned away for lack of funds.
livecode.nyc presents SPLIT/SCREEN
$10-$20
Sat, Mar 21 at 8:00 PM
Wonderville, 1186 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York
music / sound,sci-fi / rebel tech,image / performance
livecode.nyc presents SPLIT/SCREEN, an algorave in...livecode.nyc presents SPLIT/SCREEN, an algorave inspired by multiplayer videogames, where livecoding meets co-op mode and vs. showdowns. Come through to see head-to-head and collaborative AV sets with Strudel, Orca, Hydra, modular synths, PS1 glitching, and more!
j.palindrome (IG: jpalindrome)
this.xor.that (IG: _thisxorthat)
Sysfem.Err (IG: system.err)
Delany Van Parys (IG: searchfortheinfinitelight)
eeeeaaaii (IG: eeeeaaii)
Sadnoise (IG: sadnoise_)
easterner (IG: eggsovereager)
R Tyler (IG: 1000instamilligrams)
Glossing (IG: gglossingg)
avery (IG: forager.wav)
pemdaskapital (N/A)
GRNCH (IG: grnchdubs)
Claire Kwong (IG: clairebkwong)
Sami Autumnatic (IG: samiautumnatic)
Brandon Tai (IG: brandontaii)
Data V (IG: data____v)
Messica Arson (IG: messicaarson)
CCTV (IG: iwantmycctv)
Organized by emptyflash (IG: emptyflash_) and easterner (IG: eggsovereager)
Wonderville is an accessible venue, age 21+
Prospect Park - The Peristyle
Park side Avenue &, Parade Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11215
political action,mutual aid / community
The HEAL 5k Run & Walk supports HEAL Palestine, a ...The HEAL 5k Run & Walk supports HEAL Palestine, a nonpolitical, nonreligious, U.S.-registered nonprofit founded in 2024 that delivers urgent relief and long-term support to Palestinian children and families.
Who Can Participate: Runners, walkers and families
Course Information
The course follows Prospect Park’s iconic loop with tree-lined views and gently rolling terrain. It’s welcoming and accessible for all fitness levels while still offering a rewarding challenge for experienced runners.
Awards
For every $100 raised by a team by March 1, they will receive a limited-edition event T-shirt as a thank-you for their fundraising efforts (Maximum 10 shirts per team).
Fundraising Goal
We aim to raise $30,000 to help deliver urgent relief and long-term support for children and families.
Gather your friends, start a team, and join the cause. Fundraising is the key to our efforts and impact — and it’s how we turn race-day energy into real-world relief.
Our first Indie Publisher Book Fair is Sunday Marc...Our first Indie Publisher Book Fair is Sunday March 22, and the line-up is absolutely killer! Come by anytime to meet the publishers and pick up some of the most chilling and original indie Horror lit available 📚
Free to the public and no RSVP needed!
People’s Printer Fundraiser
Free + optional fundraiser participation
Sun, Mar 22 at 12:00 PM
Interference Archive!
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech,image / performance
Come create collaged and risograph printed posters...Come create collaged and risograph printed posters from the archive’s materials to raise funds for the People’s Printer, a new resource at Interference Archive that will provide free and secure printing for NYC organizers. We will be asking for donations at each session and funds raised will be used to subsidize paper and ink costs.
There will be three 1.5 hour workshop sessions throughout the day—participants should arrive at the beginning of each session and each session is first come first serve:
12-1:30pm
2-3:30pm
4-5:30pm
Workshops are free, and participants will also have the option to offer their printed posters for sale (with credit) to fundraise for the Peoples’ Printer!
RIHAKU Projection Mapping Calligraphy with Music 一 Experimental Performance
$35
Sun, Mar 22 at 3:00 PM
Prime Produce Guild Hall (Hell's Kitchen)
music / sound,image / performance
RIHAKU presents a special experimental edition of ...RIHAKU presents a special experimental edition of her projection mapping calligraphy performance, featuring live music by Yuko Kudo.
In this intimate live event, traditional Japanese brushwork merges with light, movement, and live music. Ink becomes motion. Words become atmosphere.
This performance serves as a creative laboratory — an exploration of rhythm, silence, and the living energy of written language.
Join us for a rare opportunity to witness the evolution of calligraphy in real time.
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
insurgency & counter insurgency: a teach in presen...insurgency & counter insurgency: a teach in presented by the people’s health education program & philly action readiness collective (PARC)
march 22, 2026 5:30-8:30pm at @anotherworldbk (629 nostrand ave, bk)
kn95 (or better) masks required + provided
Stereo Mandrax @ Pianos
🌀 free w/ rsvp
Sun, Mar 22 at 7:00 PM
@ pianos (21+), 158 ludlow st., lower east side, mnhtn
music / sound
March 1 –– Upper Wilds, GoJuMo, Michael R Bernstei...March 1 –– Upper Wilds, GoJuMo, Michael R Bernstein
March 15 –– Council Of Foreign Relations, Excepter, Marsha Basset, Tarra Lee Peterson
March 22 –– Pink Must, Animal Surrender, Jeff Tobias
ACCESS: 21+ ♿️
Tidelands is an experimental dining experience tha...Tidelands is an experimental dining experience that merges gastronomy, storytelling, and immersive performance into a culinary exploration of Sakhalin Island's ocean ecosystems.
The menu traces the rugged coastline of Sakhalin in Russia's Far East – a land shaped by the collision of Russian, Japanese, Korean, and indigenous cultures at the edge of a generous sea. Drawing from these culinary traditions, the dinner journeys through the island's coastal and aquatic habitats, unfolding as an edible narrative. From preserved fish cured by time, sun, and salt, to foraging from tide pools, to grazing the seaweed meadows, to fishing the cold depths of the Sea of Okhotsk. Each course is accompanied by a meditative soundscape of field recordings the chef has collected over years of ocean exploration, culminating in a bioluminescent performance that brings the sea's hidden light to the table.
UDP’s new and expanded workshops & seminars program!
Free or sliding scale (see link)
Sun, Mar 22 at 9:00 PM
Remote OR 232 Third Street #E-303, in Gowanus, Brooklyn
literary / research
UDP offers one-day seminars and four-session works...UDP offers one-day seminars and four-session workshops on writing, poetics, letterpress printing, and bookmaking taught by authors and editors. Workshops/seminars are either free or affordably priced and are usually limited to 10 participants. They are open to community members regardless of prior experience, and are held online or our studio, located at the Old American Can Factory (232 Third Street #E-303, in Gowanus, Brooklyn).
These workshops are a part of UDP’s broader mission as a literary arts organization to create affordable opportunities for writers, poets, and artists of all levels of experience to expand their skill sets and learn small press practices. By keeping workshops either free or sliding scale, we also aim to help address inequities in arts education in New York City. In the long run, we hope this program expands the small press tradition and contributes to the sustainability of an alternative ecosystem for artistic production and distribution. You may also be interested in our volunteer Presse Days, an open invitation to community members to visit our studio, assist with the production of chapbooks and books, and learn bookmaking techniques from our staff.
Email office at uglyducklingpresse dot org to get a discount code.
Upcycle Your Jewelry: turn old pieces into one-of-a-kind wearable art
$15-35 sliding scale
Mon, Mar 23 at 6:30 PM
BeadKraft
146 W 29th St 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10001, USA
mutual aid / community
Welcome to an exclusive hands-on, feel-good jewel...Welcome to an exclusive hands-on, feel-good jewelry workshop with sayo from @needsaiii where you upcycle your jewelry with found metal, forgotten jewelry, and everyday scraps into new, meaningful pieces you’ll actually want to wear. No experience needed - just curiosity. In this creative workshop, you’ll learn basics on jewelry making techniques using reclaimed materials and transform plastic waste + found metal into charms to design necklaces, earrings and keychains.
@ movement research at judson memorial (all ages), 243 thompson, greenwich village, mnhtn
music / sound
March 2 –– ankita sharma, [redacted], Tess Dworman...March 2 –– ankita sharma, [redacted], Tess Dworman, Yinx Zhou
March 9 –– binbinFactory / Satoshi Haga & Rie Fukuzawa, Blaze Ferrer, Margot Mae, mik phillips + tor breen
March 16 –– Ariana Speight, Andrea Soto, Stephanie Hewett, Nattie Trogdon + Hollis Bartlett
March 23 –– EHQS in The Church of the Unruly & The Cosmic Angels, Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, Maya Schwartz, Maxi Hawkeye Canion
ACCESS: 🅰️ ♿️ enter at 243 thompson (not front church entry)
Poet James Loop is joined by Grace Nissan, Leslie ...Poet James Loop is joined by Grace Nissan, Leslie Olivo, Emily Simon, and Christopher Rey Pérez to launch Metronome, his debut collection of poetry out next month from Winter Editions. Stacy Szymaszek writes of Metronome: "“… thought itself becomes erotic … attention, memory, and intellect gleam as forms of intimacy.” Readings will start at 8pm.
political action,mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech
Radio curious? Join the NYC Resistor Ham Radio Clu...Radio curious? Join the NYC Resistor Ham Radio Club (call sign N2YCR) for our open and regular meetings, the 4th Wednesday of each month from 8:00 – 9:30 pm at NYC Resistor (87 3rd Avenue, 4th Floor).
The amateur radio hobby has something for everyone, from Morse code to modern digital modes. Bring projects you're working on, gear to fix, problems that puzzle you, outings you'd like to organize, or just yourself to meet & greet your friendly local hams. Drop by the #n2ycr channel in Discord any time to say hi.
You do not need to be a member of Resistor to be a member of the club, nor do you need to be a licensed amateur radio operator (though of course we hope you'll become licensed with our help).
We aim to create an inclusive, encouraging, and diverse environment to bring together Brooklyn's radio hackers, antenna experimenters, shortwave listeners, toroid winders, satellite chasers, and balloon launchers.
Come make some noise in the weird and wonderful medium of radio!
This is a masks optional event.
As with all NYC Resistor events, this class is 18+ and governed by our Code of Conduct. The Code of Conduct, as well as accessibility information, can be found at www.nycresistor.com/participate/.
Please note that refunds must be requested 24 hours in advance. If you have any questions, please email classes@nycresistor.com.
Hace años que hemos tenido el honor de compartir n...Hace años que hemos tenido el honor de compartir nuestro espacio con Sonia 💙 Ella es una persona increíblemente multifacética y talentosa ✨¡Y está aceptando nuevos clientes!
Ven y apoya nuestra querida miembro de la comunidad en su arte 🪡
We have had the honor of sharing our space with Sonia for years 💙 she is an incredibly multifaceted and talented person ✨ and she is accepting new clients!
Come out n support our beloved community member in her craft 🪡
📞 llamada/mensaje para más información // call/text for more info
📆 lunes/Monday - jueves/Thursday 9-11pm
DAYLIGHT
Free + Donations encouraged
Thu, Mar 26 at 6:00 PM
Another World
Crown Heights
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
"Daylight" is a film about the demolition/construc..."Daylight" is a film about the demolition/construction/design of jails on a site in Manhattan.
"Skyscraper Jails" is a book about the political history of the jails currently being built throughout New York City, written by Jarrod Shanahan and Zhandarka Kurti.
We will be discussing the film and the book and architecture and language on March 26th in Another World, 629 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn from 6-8pm. I would love to see you there :)
Thank you so much to Jarrod & Zhandarka for doing this with me and to Another World for hosting.
Admission is free but donations are encouraged
Join us at e-flux Screening Room on Thursday, Marc...Join us at e-flux Screening Room on Thursday, March 26 at 7pm for a screening and discussion with filmmaker and artist Mary Helena Clark. Alongside a selection of her films, the evening includes works by other artists selected by Clark as points of affinity and dialogue.
Working across film, video, and installation, Clark makes montage-driven works that expand the connotative possibilities of sound and image, producing a fragmentary viewing experience that resists conventional narrative assurance. Her films often operate through collage, citation, and carefully staged juxtapositions, where voices, objects, and environments feel both evidentiary and unreliable, and where meaning emerges through atmosphere, intuitive connections, and sonic precision rather than explanatory framing.
Willows Tavern, a locally-owned bar in Ridgewood, Queens
mutual aid / community
Join us from 7:30 PM to 9 PM, for an exciting even...Join us from 7:30 PM to 9 PM, for an exciting evening of speed dating. This is held in the backyard, unless it's too cold or raining, then it's inside. Hosted by Tiny Arts Supply, this event provides a relaxed, inclusive space to make meaningful connections.
Straight and queer nights -- check link!
Queer Vinyl collective is a monthly kickback and t...Queer Vinyl collective is a monthly kickback and third space. This DIY project offers music lovers wax delights & a space for dancers to twirl.
Come On! To the 1st Come On of 2026! Ticket includ...Come On! To the 1st Come On of 2026! Ticket includes a free Come On pin, a Cult Goddess scratch ticket so you can potentially win prizes, and poker and dice games held on the 2nd floor!
Performances by Cult Goddess, Piano Keys Lake, and Meh
Event is +21
Cash at Door or Link at nublu.com
"music & pizza every thursday night," rotating cas..."music & pizza every thursday night," rotating cast of players; 3/5 PUBLIC HOUSING SKATE TEAM dj Griff Spex, 3/12 Starchild & The New Romantic, come through to see the rest // ACCESS: 🅰️ ☑️ tight space w/ flat entry
Front Lines: A Lifetime of Drawing Resistance with Susan Simensky Bietila
Free
Fri, Mar 27 at 6:00 PM
Interference Archive
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,literary / research,image / performance
Join us for a book talk with Susan Simensky Bietil...Join us for a book talk with Susan Simensky Bietila on her new book from PM Press, Front Lines: A Lifetime of Drawing Resistance. Susan has created art at the front lines of social justice movements since the 1960s. Come join us to celebrate her new book, sharing first hand art and archives from movements for peace & racial justice to Indigenous sovereignty, water protection, labor, migrant justice, and healthcare from New York to Milwaukee, across borders and beyond. Susan has long worked in community with Interference Archive, as well as Voces de la Frontera, Jewish Voice for Peace, Communities United by Water, and many other organizations.
Speculative Citrus: Mapping the Self Through Scent
65
Sat, Mar 28 at 1:00 PM
Index Greenpoint 698 Manhattan Ave. 3rd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11222
sci-fi / rebel tech,image / performance
Join Xinan Helen Ran for a scent-led workshop on t...Join Xinan Helen Ran for a scent-led workshop on the embodied self—part smelling and blending, part creative journaling. Drawing from eBay “archives” of citrus ephemera and roadside fruit stands, you’ll smell, share stories, and invent a new citrus: a custom fragrance blend + a short “anti-bio” designed to be felt rather than summarized.
Together, we’ll explore how scent connects to color, texture, and memory through guided smelling and conversation. You’ll experience 10+ raw citrus ingredients sourced across continents—materials commonly used in perfumery.
Using a custom worksheet, we will build a playful “citrus persona.” The workshop ends with a moment of introspection, culminating in a poetic self-portrait through the speculative citrus you invent.
This event is low-pressure and playful; no experience needed. All materials provided.
Segue and Artists Space are pleased to present the...Segue and Artists Space are pleased to present the Winter/Spring 2026 Segue Reading Series curated by Artists Space: Stella Cilman & Jay Sanders. The readings will take place at 11 Cortlandt Alley and online, on Saturdays at 5pm.
Admission to the event is a suggested $5 donation (cash, Paypal, Venmo, and Zelle). To attend the reading on Zoom, simply click the event link at the allotted time. All those with access to a computer, smartphone, or tablet will be able to join the Reading via Zoom.
All donations will go directly to the readers.
The Segue Reading Series is made possible by the support of The Segue Foundation. For more information, please visit seguefoundation.com
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
@ big bar (21+), 75 e. 7th st., east village, mnhtn
music / sound
3/15: Eyal Maoz Band, Dizzy Ventilators (Yusuke Ya...3/15: Eyal Maoz Band, Dizzy Ventilators (Yusuke Yamamoto & Daniel Jodocy)
3/22: Jon Madof & Nate Rappaport, Invisible Guy (Ben Goldberg, Michael Coleman, Hamir Atwal, & more)
3/29: Invisible Guy (Ben Goldberg, Michael Coleman, Hamir Atwal, & more)
ACCESS: 21+ ☑️ limited space! arrive early or enter thru band
Wet Spot presents: Send in the Queers
$12
Mon, Mar 30 at 7:00 PM
Parkside Lounge 317 E Houston St
Lower East Side
image / performance
Wet Spot presents: A queer girl takes the on the l...Wet Spot presents: A queer girl takes the on the lack of sapphic representation in the musical theater canon one cabaret at a time. A queer musical cabaret starring Kaylyn Buehler with special guests.
With the lights out you can dance without worrying...With the lights out you can dance without worrying about 'getting it right'. It's 60 minutes of party classics and tunes to get you moving. Bring a water bottle and comfortable clothes to dance in.
No Lights No Lycra offers a welcoming space for people to dance freely in a friendly, non-threatening, drug- and alcohol-free environment. With the lights dimmed, everyone can dance without worrying about their appearance. Please refrain from using phones on or around the dance floor. We hope you enjoy this opportunity to dance independently in the company of others. Talking is discouraged to enhance the experience
We’re pleased to be hosting NLNL on the first Wednesday of the month with the support of Prime Produce, a cooperatively-run building home to a diverse ecosystem of friends, family, and neighbours who deepen their relationships through collaborating on community service projects. We are aligned with their values and want to create mutual benefit within its ecosystem. We hope that the cafe can provide a space for dancers looking for a place to socialize with each other and the Prime Produce community after the last song plays.
Tickets are $15 suggested donation. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase from the cafe and donations $15 and above will receive $5 off any purchase. Due to limited space, we kindly ask that you obtain a ticket in advance, but we will accept drop-ins as long as their is space on the dancefloor. It is important to us that NLNL remains accessible; we will always have space for you regardless of financial situation.
Join our NYC event mailing below
https://mailchi.mp/69c8d4142de6/no-lights-no-lycra-event-mailing-list
Check out our code of conduct
https://pad.nixnet.services/s/rXkIRauau#
Past playlists and other links here
https://linktr.ee/nlnlnyc
Early this morning, Trump bombed Venezuela and ill...Early this morning, Trump bombed Venezuela and illegally kidnapped its President, declaring that the U.S. would “run” the country and sell its oil. Now, President Nicolás Maduro is being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.
This is an unprecedented crime against a sovereign nation and a warning of how far this administration is willing to go. We will show up as people in the United States to make one thing unmistakably clear: we will not accept the kidnapping of the Presidents of sovereign countries in our name.
📆TOMORROW, Sun Jan 4 at 11AM
📍Metropolitan Detention Center
80 29th St. Brooklyn, NY
No war on Venezuela!
Open Movement at Performance Space NYC
Free
Sun, Apr 5 at 4:00 PM
Keith Haring Theater
image / performance
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
Tatsuya Nakatani, Brian Wenner: An Evening of Experimental Performance
$15
Thu, Apr 9 at 8:00 PM
Reforesters Laboratory (Williamsburg, Brooklyn)
music / sound
An evening of live experimental performance featu...An evening of live experimental performance featuring the masterful avant-garde percussionist Tatsuya Nakatani. Nakatani will bring his powerful and expressive percussion techniques to the listening room at Reforesters Laboratory. Opening support will come from the Brooklyn-based experimental electronic artist Brian Wenner.
Doors: 8:00pm
Show: 8:30pm
The Collaboratory
21-07 41st Ave Long Island City, NY 11101, USAUpcycle Your Jewelry
mutual aid / community
Do you have earrings collecting dust in your jewel...Do you have earrings collecting dust in your jewelry box? A bracelect with a treasured charm that's just not quite your style anymore? Don't trash it—upcycle it! Join us for a therapeutic evening of upcycling found metal and objects into jewelry with Sayo from @needsaiii!
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Apr 13 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
In this cozy workshop, you’ll learn basics of tap...In this cozy workshop, you’ll learn basics of tapestry weaving: making an easy DIY loom, setting up a loom, transforming plastic waste into strips of material, and different weaving techniques before weaving away—with hands on support as needed!
This beginner friendly class centers reuse, care, and creative play—inviting you to collectively explore textile, slow down, and rethink what “waste” can become. You’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind textile art and new skills you can use again and again.
What’s Included?
All weaving tools + materials
Reclaimed materials to add unique textures
Guided instruction + hands-on support
Optional: Bring Clean Plastic Packaging Waste to Weave With:
plastic bottles / bags
bottle caps / tabs
misc strings / nets
used but clean saran wrap
Come solo or bring friends and spend the evening surrounded by creativity and like-minded connections!
Limited seats available. Reserve your spot early for this thoughtfully intimate gathering.
The Art Locker
38 W 32nd St 1307 fl 12a New York, NY 10001, USA
mutual aid / community
Welcome to an exclusive hands-on recycled weaving ...Welcome to an exclusive hands-on recycled weaving workshop where you transform plastic waste into your own wall art and textured tapestry with sayo @needsaiii. No experience needed—just curiosity.
In this cozy workshop, you’ll learn basics of tapestry weaving: making an easy DIY loom, setting up a loom, transforming plastic waste into strips of material, and different weaving techniques before weaving away—with hands on support as needed!
This beginner friendly class centers reuse, care, and creative play—inviting you to collectively explore textile, slow down, and rethink what “waste” can become. You’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind textile art and new skills you can use again and again.
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
In some ways, continuing to organize workshops whe...In some ways, continuing to organize workshops when war is accelerating everywhere all at once, seemingly on every front imaginable, feels laughably inadequate.
And yet, in the midst of U.S. invasions of ever more countries, broad daylight kidnappings of heads of state, renewed nuclear stand-offs and accelerated murders and kidnappings of people off the streets, a tiny strip of brave land called g-a-z-a is still standing, a people who boldly ripped the mask off the face of imperialism two years ago and exposed the ugly truth of it for all the world to see.
In that corner of the world, the noble people of Gaza are still fighting for their land and have not yet given up the struggle for independence from U.S.-led imperialism and colonialism. There is much we need to change about our work and orientation as a collective as the terrain continues to shift, but we are still committed to our original intention of providing ongoing support for the Palestinian people as long as it is still needed.
However, we do not wish to inadvertently normalize the genocide by focusing on fundraising alone, as though to imply that providing survival funds to Palestinians is all we can do. As people who exist in the imperial core, our responsibilities to destroy this empire from within are paramount and the focus on material aid to the victims of *our* holocaust can become an easy bargaining chip that we use to rid us of our guilt.
We want to find a way to continue supporting Palestinians materially while being clear that we owe them, and all victim of our colonial and imperial wars, so much more than that. Our responsibilities here are steep and will require more than tipping some change out of our wallets every few weeks so that we can continue on our way stepping over third world corpses.
We will be making more announcements in the coming weeks about the changes we are making. In the meantime, we invite you to join our very talented friend, comrade, and teacher Priti Cox, for an online embroidery lesson where she will teach us how to “replace propaganda with testimony” using our own hands. All proceeds to the Sameer Project!
★a peoples’ circuit offering ~ get our mailing list to your proton inbox bi-monthly @ https://bit.ly/peoplescircuit★
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
The Collaboratory
21-07 41st Ave Long Island City, NY 11101, USA
mutual aid / community
Join us for a therapeutic evening of weaving your...Join us for a therapeutic evening of weaving your plastic waste into your own wall art with Sayo from @needsaiii!
They will dive into the basics of tapestry weaving including making an easy DIY loom, setting up a loom, transforming plastic waste into strips of material, and different weaving techniques before weaving away with hands on support as needed!
political action,mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech
Radio curious? Join the NYC Resistor Ham Radio Clu...Radio curious? Join the NYC Resistor Ham Radio Club (call sign N2YCR) for our open and regular meetings, the 4th Wednesday of each month from 8:00 – 9:30 pm at NYC Resistor (87 3rd Avenue, 4th Floor).
The amateur radio hobby has something for everyone, from Morse code to modern digital modes. Bring projects you're working on, gear to fix, problems that puzzle you, outings you'd like to organize, or just yourself to meet & greet your friendly local hams. Drop by the #n2ycr channel in Discord any time to say hi.
You do not need to be a member of Resistor to be a member of the club, nor do you need to be a licensed amateur radio operator (though of course we hope you'll become licensed with our help).
We aim to create an inclusive, encouraging, and diverse environment to bring together Brooklyn's radio hackers, antenna experimenters, shortwave listeners, toroid winders, satellite chasers, and balloon launchers.
Come make some noise in the weird and wonderful medium of radio!
This is a masks optional event.
As with all NYC Resistor events, this class is 18+ and governed by our Code of Conduct. The Code of Conduct, as well as accessibility information, can be found at www.nycresistor.com/participate/.
Please note that refunds must be requested 24 hours in advance. If you have any questions, please email classes@nycresistor.com.
Upcycle Your Jewelry: turn old pieces into one-of-a-kind wearable art
$15-35 sliding scale
Sat, Apr 25 at 5:30 PM
BeadKraft
146 W 29th St 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10001, USA
mutual aid / community
Welcome to an exclusive hands-on, feel-good jewel...Welcome to an exclusive hands-on, feel-good jewelry workshop with sayo from @needsaiii where you upcycle your jewelry with found metal, forgotten jewelry, and everyday scraps into new, meaningful pieces you’ll actually want to wear. No experience needed - just curiosity. In this creative workshop, you’ll learn basics on jewelry making techniques using reclaimed materials and transform plastic waste + found metal into charms to design necklaces, earrings and keychains.
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
With the lights out you can dance without worrying...With the lights out you can dance without worrying about 'getting it right'. It's 60 minutes of party classics and tunes to get you moving. Bring a water bottle and comfortable clothes to dance in.
No Lights No Lycra offers a welcoming space for people to dance freely in a friendly, non-threatening, drug- and alcohol-free environment. With the lights dimmed, everyone can dance without worrying about their appearance. Please refrain from using phones on or around the dance floor. We hope you enjoy this opportunity to dance independently in the company of others. Talking is discouraged to enhance the experience
We’re pleased to be hosting NLNL on the first Wednesday of the month with the support of Prime Produce, a cooperatively-run building home to a diverse ecosystem of friends, family, and neighbours who deepen their relationships through collaborating on community service projects. We are aligned with their values and want to create mutual benefit within its ecosystem. We hope that the cafe can provide a space for dancers looking for a place to socialize with each other and the Prime Produce community after the last song plays.
Tickets are $15 suggested donation. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase from the cafe and donations $15 and above will receive $5 off any purchase. Due to limited space, we kindly ask that you obtain a ticket in advance, but we will accept drop-ins as long as their is space on the dancefloor. It is important to us that NLNL remains accessible; we will always have space for you regardless of financial situation.
Join our NYC event mailing below
https://mailchi.mp/69c8d4142de6/no-lights-no-lycra-event-mailing-list
Check out our code of conduct
https://pad.nixnet.services/s/rXkIRauau#
Past playlists and other links here
https://linktr.ee/nlnlnyc
what is the SUNNYDAY collective?
SUNNYDAY is a sm...what is the SUNNYDAY collective?
SUNNYDAY is a small group of friends that plans art markets in nyc.
our goal is to support artists and give them a safe space to share their work and make new friends. we strive to foster a tight-knit art community that includes both artists and art lovers that understand and appreciate the hard work that goes into being a creative.
what makes the SUNNYDAY markets special?
SUNNYDAY markets offer a unique market experience due to our non profit, friend-centric nature. all fees are split evenly amongst the vendors, there is an open line of communication between staff and participants, and there are opportunities to participate in the behind the scenes of the market. we want small businesses to succeed, and we want artists to build long term connections and feel like they have a community to lean on.
essentially, we want to focus on making cute art and new friends through these markets!
in the future, we hope to host online drawing dates, plan in person gatherings, and more!
our social media
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, May 11 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
With the lights out you can dance without worrying...With the lights out you can dance without worrying about 'getting it right'. It's 60 minutes of party classics and tunes to get you moving. Bring a water bottle and comfortable clothes to dance in.
No Lights No Lycra offers a welcoming space for people to dance freely in a friendly, non-threatening, drug- and alcohol-free environment. With the lights dimmed, everyone can dance without worrying about their appearance. Please refrain from using phones on or around the dance floor. We hope you enjoy this opportunity to dance independently in the company of others. Talking is discouraged to enhance the experience
We’re pleased to be hosting NLNL on the first Wednesday of the month with the support of Prime Produce, a cooperatively-run building home to a diverse ecosystem of friends, family, and neighbours who deepen their relationships through collaborating on community service projects. We are aligned with their values and want to create mutual benefit within its ecosystem. We hope that the cafe can provide a space for dancers looking for a place to socialize with each other and the Prime Produce community after the last song plays.
Tickets are $15 suggested donation. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase from the cafe and donations $15 and above will receive $5 off any purchase. Due to limited space, we kindly ask that you obtain a ticket in advance, but we will accept drop-ins as long as their is space on the dancefloor. It is important to us that NLNL remains accessible; we will always have space for you regardless of financial situation.
Join our NYC event mailing below
https://mailchi.mp/69c8d4142de6/no-lights-no-lycra-event-mailing-list
Check out our code of conduct
https://pad.nixnet.services/s/rXkIRauau#
Past playlists and other links here
https://linktr.ee/nlnlnyc
Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to ou...Every Sunday from noon to 4pm, we invite you to our theaters where Open Movement is held. Curated and organized by Monica Mirabile, Open Movement is a free program open to all ages, abilities, and levels of experience that offers both space for self-guided movement practice and artist-led workshops. Here, participants are invited to move in whatever way they choose—stretching, drawing, dancing, rehearsing, and observing if they don’t feel called to move. Folks in the Open Movement community describe this environment as a sacred space for self-discovery, connection, and grounding towards personal and collective practices.
At 4pm, our program shifts to feature workshops guided by artists and practitioners. Each week, these sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to engage in two hours of participatory practice, exploring a range of themes from movement techniques, to performance philosophies, wellness practices and beyond. Open Movement workshop facilitators are a part of our extended Performance Space network: many of these artists have been regular participants in Open Movement and have created or hosted programs in our theaters.
This season features workshops by Nhi Le Phuong, Evan Suzuki, Justine Pierre, Jerron Hermon,Madison Wada, Barnett Cohen, Coco Villa, Immanuel J, and more!
As part of our commitment to process-focused initiatives, throughout the year we also host WIP Feedback Front, a showcase of works in progress from artists, many of whom are part of the Open Movement community. Artists present their projects in a casual, supportive atmosphere to get feedback while the works are still being developed. Audience members are invited to share their responses anonymously, creating open exchange between creators and observers. This season WIP will be showcased on XXX whether you’re experienced or a newcomer. Our mission is to provide a welcoming space for curious-minds to reconnect, ground themselves, and expand their perspectives, wherever they may be on their journey.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Jun 8 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Jul 13 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Aug 10 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Sep 14 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Oct 12 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Nov 9 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Dec 14 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
In a remote Chinese village, a farming family surv...In a remote Chinese village, a farming family survived wars, political upheaval, and famine. Persecution and hardship eventually forced the family to scatter. Against the backdrop of China’s rapid urbanization, the filmmaker sets out to unearth her family’s enduring bond with this long-forgotten village, hidden deeply in the vast mountain range of Loess Plateau.
Infused with performance, poetry, and animation, the film constructs a living archive of oral history and community theater. Summoning the past into the present, May the Soil Be Everywhere chronicles China’s history of war, famine, and rapid urbanization through the lens of four generations in one family. We invite you to gather and meditate on familial history, heritage, soil, and community liberation.
Followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Yehui Zhao and artist Walis Johnson.
Red Calendar is an arts and action calendar that helps NYC gather without
big tech middlemen. Managed by a team of editors, the Calendar also
encourages cross-pollination among NYC's leftist/arts/culture communities.
Anyone can add events for free, pending editor approval!
Red Calendar is big-tech-free—no Meta, no AWS, no GCal. Each day's
events reorder when you refresh and each event, when expanded, has its own
sharable url. We are called Red Calendar because we wanted a color, and
this was the shortest (and cheapest) url we could find that incorporated
"calendar" and a color.
This is a labor of love. Countless hours have gone into
building/maintaining the site—and none of us are rich kids or make
much money. Could you
please donate?
