Greenwich Village events: Concerts, parties, readings and more
Find karaoke parties, dance performances, theater, indie films, comedy shows, gallery exhibits and more with our guide to the best events in Greenwich Village.
Greenwich Village may not be as large as its West Village and East Village neighbors, but it packs in a lot of live-music venues, art galleries and performance spaces. Use our guide to the best upcoming events in Greenwich Village to plan a night out in downtown Manhattan.
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Geeks OUT: Netflix and (Re)Fill
Don't binge-watch alone: Be with your people! Lilith LeFae and Princess BYtch invite you to join a room full of gay Marvel fans for brunch, Bloody Marys, games, performances and a communal watching of Netflix's Luke Cage series. Collective moaning to Mike Colter is encouraged.
Read moreAll the Ways to Say I Love You
In a new solo play by the provocative Neil LaBute (reasons to be pretty), two-time Tony winner and Who's the Boss vet Judith Light plays a high school teacher and guidance counselor with a dark secret about an erstwhile pet student. Leigh Silverman directs for LaBute's frequent collaborator, MCC Theater.
Read moreMissed Connections: A Craigslist Musical
Bill Richardson, Veda Hille and Amiel Gladstone get personals in a comic song cycle adapted from and inspired by real ads on Craigslist. Four years after its premiere in Vancouver, the show now makes its New York debut, directed by Phillip George (Forbidden Broadway).
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The Roads to Home
Primary Stages begins its new season with a revival of Horton Foote's triptych of related one-act plays, directed by veteran Foote soldier Michael Wilson. The cast includes Devon Abner, Rebecca Brooksher, the flavorful Harriet Harris and the playwright's daughter and leading interpreter, Hallie Foote, who starred in the play's 1992 New York production.
Read moreSpunk
When it comes to wild lap dances, perky go-go boys and a steamy back room, this weekly party at Pieces takes the cake. Ms. Holly Dae performs quick drag numbers and hosts the night with DJ Xavier Mazara spinning the perfect top 40 tunes to a tiny towel show that might raise a few flags.
Read moreMonday Night Magic
It’s a mad array of swords through necks, vanishing fingers and levitations at New York’s long-running magic show, which features a rotating cast of the city’s best illusionists and prestidigitators. For a full schedule, visit the MNM website.
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Natalie Joy Johnson: NJJ at the Duplex
Gutsy musical-theater neodiva Natalie Joy Johnson (Kinky Boots) and piano wizard Brian Nash swirl their considerable talents into a campy, wigged-out night of showbiz excess.
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Frankie’s at the Jane Hotel
DJ Nita Aviance and rotating guests lead fun-seeking ravers, club kids, muscle boys and fashion deviants on a midweek binge in the ballroom. Staying late will be rewarded with live music and drag performances.
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Lady Bunny: Trans-Jester
The shameless drag legend and nightlife pioneer Lady Bunny is back with another delightfully offensive solo show packed with song parodies and savagely hilarious takedowns.
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White Elephant Burlesque
Viktor Devonne’s weekly downtown affair gets saucy and sexy with a rotating roster of the burlesque boys and girls of NYC. With insane themes that range from geeky to gory, this act promises a bizarre, high-energy and totally titillating night.
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