Things to do in New York City this week

A Worthy Mirror: Alkemie's medieval album release concert.

Radiolab Presents: Viscera: live talk on transplants.

Red Parry NYC: retro fighting games for all.

Books & Bites: Korean American authors on food and writing.

Asilah Oui: films on Melehi and dancer Hassan Ouakrim.

Grey Gardens: 20th Anniversary with Christine Ebersole.

Game designers AP Thomson and Kenny Sun in conversation.

Ice hockey night: Rangers take on the Flyers.

Native Voices Karenna: two new operas by Dawn Avery.

Talk on antisemitism after the midterms.

Leonard Cohen songs with Shira Averbuch and Meg Okura.

Love Me: Drew Michael's immersive comedy on five loves.

The Dolphins Quartet: chamber music, Villa-Lobos to Brahms.

Chamber music from Villa-Lobos to Brahms.

Playback: Smalltown Supersound plays new albums, rarities.

Stand-up for Cuba: comedy fundraiser for medical aid.

The Dolphins Quartet opens the Mannes Festival.

Trikāyā: Bijayini Satpathy's solo Odissi with live music.

Atalanta: The Long Shot, a new queer musical of Greek myth.

Brahms and Puts in chamber orchestra.

Tenebrae: The Journey, a choral concert by the UK choir.

A Radical Thread: a film on a 1960s commune, then a talk.

Nori Is Present: live stand-up by comedian Nori Reed.

Simone Dinnerstein plays Bach Inventions and jazz echoes.

Soul Patrol: documentary on Black Vietnam vets, with Q&A.

New York Comedy Club: stand-up with Jamie Wolf and Meka Mo.

Xiomara Torres sings the Colombian Pacific, first set.

Young Miko, Puerto Rican trap, live in Brooklyn.

Michelle Branch live: pop-rock on tour.

Stand-up with Eagle Witt and Monroe Martin.

Cem Adrian: Turkish singer-songwriter live in concert.

Salón Parcha: Garzón Montano sings boleros.

Sahba Motallebi & Ensemble: Persian classical music for tar.

Singing the Alan Lomax Archive with Dom Flemons and friends.

A darkly comic Louisiana love story of death and redemption.

Warphole, Integra Pink, The Shining Hours: live rock show.

The Longest Johns: sea shanties and folk from Bristol.

Once More, With Feeling: the Buffy musical episode, live.

Dave Schools and Friends with Steve Kimock, Tom Hamilton.

Dyketopia: queer standup with Carly Kane and Wils Pelton.