A free-music Saturday before Labor Day — Bargemusic chamber music at the Boathouse at 2pm, free jazz at Nook tonight, the Met Opera HD Eugene Onegin at Lincoln Center, free Shakespeare night 3 in Astoria and Tales from the Hood at dusk — plus the unicycle festival’s open-streets days in Jackson Heights. Tomorrow adds Ralph Ellison jazz in Harlem and the Islands in the Park Caribbean jam at Smorgasburg Prospect Park; Monday is the West Indian Day Parade.

Live Music

  • Bargemusic — Labor Day “Here & Now” Weekend: Ensemble Dérive — TODAY 2pm, Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse (Pier 5): free chamber music with river views — the all-admission-free series’ Labor Day weekend opener; Sunday’s show (a world premiere by David Shohl, piano) is already on the calendar.
  • Live Jazz at Nook — TONIGHT 7pm, Nook, Bushwick: free jazz at the neighborhood cafe/bar — a regular free set, RSVP via Eventbrite.
  • Jazz in the Park at Ralph Ellison — tomorrow Sun 9/6, 2–5pm, Ralph Ellison Plaza (Harlem): free community jazz — Berta Indeed’s “Let the Music Play” with local players.

Festivals & Culture

  • Met Opera Summer HD Festivalstill on through Mon 9/7, Josie Robertson Plaza, Lincoln Center: TONIGHT 8pm it’s Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin, then El Último Sueño de Frida y Diego Sun and La Bohème Mon (finale) — free, ~2,500 first-come seats a night.
  • NYC Unicycle Festival — TODAY + Sun, noon–5pm, 34th Avenue Open Streets, Jackson Heights: the main event of the four-day festival — two days of open streets with unicycle basketball, games and a learn-to-ride area, free, presented by Bindlestiff Family Cirkus (the Battery Park and Coney Island rides already happened Thu/Fri).

Food & Markets

  • Smorgasburg: “Pull Up a Plate” — TODAY 11am–6pm, Smorgasburg Williamsburg: the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music’s free community party — live bands and DJs all day, an Instrument Zoo, $9 “Smorgin’ on a Budget” specials and the Java Street Community Garden with a signature shiso gimlet; free entry.

Theater & Comedy

Film & Screenings

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