One of our favorite types of human beings are the flashy and trashy kind, second only to those who don't take themselves too seriously. This, then, is our perfect dance party filled with perfect people: There's grilled cheese and tater tots served at the bar, classic 80s and 90s dance hits and old-school rap fueling the party, and no dress code enforced. In fact, you might see resident Jay McElfresh wearing a marching-band uniform or wizard robe because why not a marching-band uniform or a wizard robe? FREE
Not sure if you've heard, but plastic isn't really cool anymore, which is one reason why you should join the nonprofit organization Bags for the People as they show environmentally conscious trendsetters how to make custom cotton bags. Another reason is because there will be drinks, snacks and live music on hand (you bring the fabric of your choice; sewing machines and other materials provided). And then there's the whole saving the planet part too. FREE
This revival of the 1961 Pulitzer-winning musical stars Harry Potter as a fast-ascending window washer who quickly becomes an exec at the World-Wide Wicket Company shortly after starting in the mail room. $52-$132
After a decade on Broadway, this bare-bones revival of Kander and Ebb's dark musical comedy is still way better than the movie, and continues to pack 'em in. $58.75-$111.25
Free weekly music series at the American Museum of Folk Art.
Free weekly music series at the American Museum of Folk Art.
This behind-the-scenes musical about Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons is surprisingly compelling and deservedly won the 2006 Tony Award. $26.25 - $121.50
Join us at 7 p.m., any Tuesday, for free beer and nibbles. Each week, we focus on different beers to share, alternating between local brewers and staff to lead the event.
DJ Ericka spins Moog music, hip-hop, 1960s French yeye, psychedelic, soul, funk, New York no wave, new wave, Latin, jazz, reggae, ska, punk, rock and big beat. FREE
Play bingo during happy hour with funny-man hosts Linda Simpson and Murray Hill. $2 cards
You know the story: nightclub diva Deloris Van Cartier, joining the witness relocation program following a murder, must become a nun. In doing she livens up the church choir with observantly rewritten soul and Motown classics, helps timid sisters come out of their shells and, eventually, must face her would-be killers. $51.50-$126.50
Enjoy free admission to the Botanic Garden to admire the fall foliage and beautiful gardens.
Tour the brewery and sample beers. Tour free but pay per sample