The Time Out New York blog
Your up-to-the-minute guide to New York City events, restaurants, bars, nightlife, ticket alerts and NSFW ephemera
Things to do in Greenpoint during the G train shutdown
Wed Jul 30 For four more aggravatingly long weeks, there will be no (zilch, nil, none at all) service to Greenpoint Ave. via the G train
Drink 5-cent cocktails at this very happy hour on the High Line
Wed Jul 30 Typically getting nickeled and dimed is the worst, or so say most grandpas. But for cocktails, we’ll gladly dig coins from the corners of our pockets
Where the Bears Are returns with a third season of furry fun
Wed Jul 30 Grrr! Woof! The gay bears of the very popular web series Where the Bears Are are back on your various screens on August 11 for their third season of comedy-mystery shenanigans
In this week's issue of Time Out New York, we bow to indie-pop Queen St. Vincent
Wed Jul 30 The stage-diving singer talks about her hair color choices, and lists the NYC spots she can't get enough of
Jerk chicken and Jamaican flicks take over Tompkins Square Park
Wed Jul 30 Tomorrow night, reggae-tuned East Village hot spot Miss Lily's 7A Cafe will host a food-and-movie shindig
Rebirth Brass Band's Keith Frazier: "When you hear us play, you can tell that it’s real"
Tue Jul 29 Rebirth Brass Band will by in NYC this Friday, so we caught up with Frazier about the differences between playing in New York and at home.
Meatpacking District hosts free NYC concerts and comedy shows in August
Tue Jul 29 If waltzing through the Meatpacking District's many swanky shopping options has your wallet running a little low, you might be in luck: The district is hosting a four-night music and comedy festival
Ticket alert! Hot NYC concerts, on sale July 30–Aug 4
Tue Jul 29 Live music fans know all too well that tickets for NYC concerts go quickly, but fret not: Time Out has you covered on the latest show announcements
Being a New Yorker could mean free museum admission some day soon
Tue Jul 29 While Congress dithers on immigration reform, City Hall has made it own move on the issue by proposing a municipal identity card for all residents of the Five Boroughs, including illegal immigrants
Check out these 46 wonderful things opening in New York City in August
Tue Jul 29 The Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival, John Legend, Ha! The Musical and more!
Drink beer and watch films about beer in the East Village tonight
Tue Jul 29 Hops-heads unite! At this summer suds event, you can drink beer, talk about beer, watch films about beer—and maybe even live and breathe beer
NYC’s 10 best stand up comedians at 2014’s Just For Laughs comedy festival
Mon Jul 28 New York has some of the world’s best stand up comedians, so as you’d expect, a number of our finest up and comers made a strong showing at Just For Laughs
Free block party summer series in Harlem hosted by two museums
Mon Jul 28 For the first time ever the Museo del Barrio and the Museum of the City of New York are linking up for a joint-series in Harlem
The Phantom of the Opera wants you to decorate his mask and win tickets to the show
Mon Jul 28 If you have art or design chops and are a fan of The Phantom of the Opera, oh boy, are you in luck
Watch the action-packed trailers for Mad Max: Fury Road and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 1
Mon Jul 28 The movie-hype machine was in a post-apocalyptic kind of mood this weekend as the trailers for two highly anticipated dystopian thrillers premiered
Neighborhood bistro Brooklyn Proper now open in Windsor Terrace
Mon Jul 28 First there was Dear Bushwick, his British-lilted love letter to the north-Brooklyn nabe. Now Julian Mohamed is at it again with this New American bistro.
23 awesome things happening in New York this week
Jul 28 Hey Rosie Ice Cream Making, outdoor screening of The Goonies, and more.
Booze ban on federally owned Fire Island beaches
Fri Jul 25 Whoa there, where you going with that Strawberita?
Seinfeld (possibly) heading to Netflix is making me thirsty
Fri Jul 25 Jerry Seinfeld may be heading to video streaming site Netflix in a landmark deal that will assuredly mean that nobody will ever show up to work ever again
The Roots play a free concert to celebrate Times Square Guitar Center
Fri Jul 25 Because Times Square was just too sedate and quiet, it's getting a 28,000-square-foot Guitar Center
