Ooooh, those New York City summers. There’s simply nothing like them. The park is poppin’, the sun is shining, the outdoor dining is ready, and ice cold glasses of rosé are clinking. Suffice to say, we’re obsessed with the vibes right now…
$36 Ticket To See Sweeping Views Of NYC From 100 Stories Up
From the Hudson River to the Freedom Tower and beyond. You’ll see NYC in all it’s glory from high above at Edge at Hudson Yards. This $36 GA Ticket includes Admission For One, plus a Complimentary Digital Souvenir Photo! Gaze out over the city through the angled glass walls, and consider indulging in some cocktails or Champagne in the sky (for purchase). At 1,100 feet, enjoy the warm summer air and behold the city from all its breathtaking angles…
Sissy Elliott Live at Lincoln Center
Brooklyn-based musician and DJ Randall “Sissy Elliott” Morris kicks off the Opening Night of this year’s Summer for the City with a silent disco on NYC’s hottest dance floor with a 10-foot disco ball! Join us on The Dance Floor as he explores the relationships between house and techno, disco and funk, soul and R&B, and gospel.
$29 Salsa On The Roof: Open Bar, Salsa Lessons, & More
A night of Latin sounds & sensations awaits at Elsie Rooftop! Whether you’re a seasoned salsa pro or a beginner, this spectacular invites you to dance the night away in a stunning setting. Breathtaking views will act as the backdrop of the night as you hit up the open bar. Move your hips to the rhythm of a live band Grupo Tahona playing all your favorite Latin tunes, but not before getting a guided salsa dancing lesson. You’ll master this seductive style of dance, feeling the beat carry you through an epic evening…
Watch Empire Records for Free in McCarren Park!
Join Paramount+ in McCarren Park for a free screening of Empire Records. This summer, you can catch your favorite films shown in Fort Greene Park, Prospect Park, McCarren Park and Coney Island Beach for free beginning at sunset.
50% Off Tickets: NY Times Critic’s Pick Interactive Comedy Show
Dost thou wish to laugh? Cue Drunk Shakespeare - a New York Times Critics’ Pick live theatre performance that puts a lol-worthy spin on the classic tales by The Bard himself. For 90 minutes, a cast of 5 actors present scenes from Shakespeare’s plays with an improv flair. The catch: one of the actors will do five shots before they perform! Things might even turn interactive with the audience, so come ready to get involved in the action!
Ube Treats to Celebrate Philippines Independence Day
Save the date as the celebration of all things ube—the native Filipino purple yam—expands to both Smorgasburg Williamsburg and Prospect Park locations, timed to Philippines Independence Day. Special guest vendors will be serving up everything from ube ice cream, to sandwiches, to tacos and tempura, with Smorgasburg’s regular vendors up in the mix, too.