JAM OUT

A Tribute to The Beatles in Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Revolver

April 19th

7:30PM

Are you a die-hard Beatles fan? Concert series, Brookladelphia will be hosting the 50th anniversary of the their legendary album, Revolver. Performances will include covers of the album from Cousin Earth, Bad Faces, and Janna Pelle. Tickets are 12 bucks at the door.

The Bell House

149 7th St.

PRIMARY

The Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space presents: New York Democratic Primary Live Viewing

Tuesday April 19th @ 6PM -10PM

Tune in for the results of the New York Democratic Primary and mingle amongst other fellow liberals. The event is hosted by the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space, a museum that preserves and promotes grassroots activism in the Lower East Side. There is no better way to “feel the Bern” or be with “her” than watching the results live.

La Plaza Cultural Community Garden

9th Street and Avenue C

East Village

MIDNIGHT IN MIDDAY

Midnight Special Viewing

April 21st

4:30PM

If you’re a Si-Fi fanatic, view the fan favorite, Midnight Special, at the Nitehawk Cinema. This movie theatre is Brooklyn’s first independent-run cinema, making this viewing even more special. Enjoy fairly-priced snacks at the concession stands. Tickets are 12 bucks at the box office.

Nitehawk Cinema

136 Metropolitan Ave

ACTIVIST THEATRE

If We Don’t Get It, Shut It Down–a Play about the Baltimore Uprising

Friday April 22nd and Saturday April 23nd @ 7PM

Come see Baltimore native and New Schooler’s own Morgan Stevenson’s play about the events and experience surrounding the civil unrest that unfolded in the death of unarmed black man Freddie Gray in 2014. Cast members of the show include other fellow New Schoolers, as well. In addition, a panel discussion featuring Baltimore youth activists will follow the show. Tickets are free and be reserved online.

Harlem Repertory Theatre

240 East 123rd Street,

Harlem

MARKET

Opening of the Queens International Night Market

Saturday April 23rd 6PM-12AM

Night markets can be found all around the world. Come experience the first night market to open in New York. Located in Flushing Queens, this market will include over 50 food vendors, artists, and shops from Brazil to Malaysia. Do a night of traveling without even having to live New York. Oh, and did we mention it is free? Of course, be advised that this will be a popular event, so like all New York events, arrive early to avoid the dreaded long lines.

New York Hall of Science

47-01 111th Corona St.

Flushing, Queens