Things to do in New York City this weekend

Queer Konpa: dance class and social.

PhD&D, live D&D with science, starring Moiya McTier.

Maria Faust and Kresten Osgood: contemporary jazz duo live.

Drunk Dracula NYC: a boozy interactive Dracula parody.

Sunday Sessions: live jazz and blues at Industry City.

Sam Dillon Quintet: modern jazz with his own band.

Akerman's News from Home, portrait of New York.

The Hound of the Baskervilles: 1959 Sherlock Holmes film.

Nritya Arpan: an offering of Kathak and Kuchipudi dance.

Martin Scorsese's Casino with De Niro, Pesci, Stone, Q&A.

Rangers host the Oilers in an NHL ice hockey game.

Kaiju Big Battel: Satan Sleeps Tonight, monster wrestling.

Two Girls: darkly funny verbatim play about sex, ages 18+.

Bombshell Comedy: blonde stand-up at Tipsy Village.

Kyoko Oyobe Trio: jazz with piano, bass and drums.

David Janeway Trio: jazz from swing to Latin.

Mastergame, Tóth's chess drama of 1956 Budapest.

Andrew Smiley plays his new album, with Gloatmeal live.

Here There Are Blueberries, by Kaufman and Gronich.

Creole Cookin’ Jazz Band: Dixieland and swing jazz.

Max Pollak: RumbaTap jam, tap along with the masters.

Bobby Bryan Acoustic: blues from a Babe's & Ricky's veteran.

Michael Blake Quartet: Halloween jazz with Gary Versace.

Kevin McDonald: My Stupid Career, comedy show with Q&A.

Pianist Sheffa's trio plays Candombe-rooted jazz fusion.

Tristan & Yseult: a love story with music and Wagner.

Rushmore, Wes Anderson's prep school comedy.

Carsie Blanton with The Burning Hell: witty radical folk.

Rock show with LETDOWN., ages 18+.

The Shrine Big Band: hard-swinging 16-piece jazz.

Dyke Halloween nite: Blink-182 and Paramore cover bands.

Boney James: smooth jazz saxophonist live at Sony Hall.

Konstantin & The Konstellation: New Orleans swing and jazz.

Stand-up comedy at The Stand with Emma Willmann & more.

Buffy Burlesque: striptease tribute to the TV series.

Country line dancing and two step with the Slide Stops.

Fingerstyle guitarist Mike Dawes: one guitar, many parts.

The Birdland Latin Jazz Orchestra with David DeJesus.

Omer Adam: US Tour 2026, Israeli pop in concert.

Jorge Roeder New Quartet: jazz in Brooklyn.