Concerts in NYC

Concerts in NYC

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Whether you’re looking for an indie rock band to crack a beer to, or a global pop sensation, underground hip hop or Norwegian black metal — we’ve got you covered.

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Thursday Jan. 1, 1970

Music Storytime With LaFrae Sci

Ages: 5 – 12
Family
Music

Karen and Richard LeFrak Lobby

Early Childhood Violin with Strings of New York

Ages: 3 – 12
Family
Music

St. Agnes Library

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Feast of St. Anthony

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Feast of St. AnthonyBronx

Summer Kickoff Party

Ages: 12 and under
Family
Music

Columbus Library

Summer Reading Kickoff: Animal Adventures with Araceli Poma

Ages: 5 – 12
Family
Music

Tompkins Square Library

Teen Tech: Studio Skills!

Ages: 13 and up
Family
Music

Mott Haven LibraryBronx

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El Museo del Barrio 2025 Gala

375 Park AvenueMidtown Manhattan

Anna Moss

Anna Moss w/ Kendra McKinley

Music

GrooveManhattan

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MATA Festival presents Enter the Impossible featuring Sun Ra Arkestra

Music

Issue Project RoomBrooklyn

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Sara Kays

Music

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Provoker

Music

Music Hall of WilliamsburgWilliamsburg

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