Things to do in New York City this week

Al Carty Group: live band night at The Django.

Meri Ziev: debut album release concert.

Nonbinarian Puzzle Night: after-hours puzzles, no phones.

Just Keep Waiting: dance on the art of waiting.

The List: a play on friendship after a friend's suicide.

Patching, Chammeili, Aubrey Haddard and Alright Star live.

Celebration service for Cláudio Carvalhaes' endowed chair.

Taproom Trivia: free quiz night at the brewery.

Indie games meetup for developers and friends.

Creative Writing MFA Reading: fiction, non-fiction, poetry.

Dracula's Angel: screening with director Bryan Beasley.

Karaoke Cocktail Club: karaoke night with craft cocktails.

Vinyl Only Open Decks: sign up and spin your own set.

Israeli Dance: class with Elaine Sohn and Leslie Schwartz.

Kissing While the Radio: five writers read their work.

New York songwriters live, hosted by Jessie Kilguss.

Suffs: Broadway musical about the suffragists, on film.

The Hump Day Soiree: weekly comedy open mic.

Photographer Sung Jin Park in conversation with Alex Lin.

Stand-up with Ashton Womack, Vannessa Jackson & more.

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Review Mode: comedians revise your awkward social stories.

Trivia at The Throwback: weekly quiz night with 123Trivia.

Berry Pumpkin Set: paint-and-sip class, canvases 18+.

Bible study and catechism classes.

DJ Cream: DJ set at the Hard Rock Hotel rooftop.

NYC stand-up showcase with five comedians.

Killer Queen Open Hive Night: tournament for all levels.

Wednesday Pinball League: weekly league, open to all.

Jazz with Peter Yarin Trio: live over dinner and drinks.

Stand-up with Kyle Wayne, Alfonso Hernandez and Cesh Reyes.

Watch Survivor, the reality show, with tacos at the bar.

Karaoke — Every Wednesday: sing at Grace & Ruby's.

Greg Humphreys & Friends: live music at 11th Street Bar.

Keenan TreVon: live concert, ages 18 and up.

Power Levels and Power Chords: a cabaret of anime songs.

SCAPE: a play of a dead father's call on the last night.

Karaoke Night, hosted by @marcel_thedivine.

Jake Mosca: a live jazz set in Harlem.

Stand-up with Calise Hawkins and a surprise guest.