Normal Tuesday, 8 items and all 8 free: free live music tonight in the LES gardens (Laraaji’s equinox set at Elizabeth Street Garden, Michael Eaton’s solo sax at 11BC) plus the free SummerStage show in Central Park, a new free SoHo exhibition opening today, and the first uptown art window of the week tomorrow, since the Studio Museum is dark Mon–Tue.

Live Music

  • 15th LUNGS Harvest Arts Festivalstill on, day 5 of 10 through Sun 9/27, 50+ events in 30 LES community gardens, all free, no tickets. Tonight: Laraaji’s Autumn Equinox set 6–8pm at Elizabeth Street Garden (seasonal tea from The Alchemist’s Kitchen, face painting), Michael Eaton’s solo sax 6pm at 11BC Serenity Garden, and a 7pm sustainability film-shorts program at La Plaza Cultural. The festival page still carries the Sun 9/20 rain-postponement banner and has posted no makeup dates yet; tonight’s program is unaffected.
  • Music for Action: Young the Giant / St. Lucia / DREEEMY DJ settonight 7–10pm (doors 6), SummerStage in Central Park at E 71st St — free, first come first served until it fills. RSVP only enters you for VIP passes.
  • Trans party at KweenSun 9/27, 7pm at Kween, Astoria — no cover, 21+: Afterly’s first party, with DJ Dinah on music and a set from Nani Storm.

Comedy & Film

  • Another Free Comedy Show @ Rose’s R&R BarWed 9/23, 457 Graham Ave, Williamsburg — free, 21+: a new bi-weekly show mixing stand-up, sketch and character work with New York history, hosted by Christine Fiala, a Brooklyn comic and licensed NYC tour guide. The post gives no start time — check the thread.
  • Free screening of Street Fighter (1994) at Freddy’s BarSat 9/26, 5pm at Freddy’s Bar, South Slope — free: a bar-side screening of the same movie the L Train Movie Club ran Sunday. RSVP through the Partiful link in the post.

Art & Exhibitions

  • NOW / THEN: ARC’TERYX x BEAMSopens today, Tue 9/22 through Thu 9/24, 11am–7pm at 45 Grand St, SoHo — free: 25 years of the Arc’teryx × BEAMS collaboration as archival pieces, photography and film.
  • New Dendrology at the Arsenal Galleryweekdays 9am–5pm, through Fri 11/6, Arsenal in Central Park (Fifth Ave at 64th St) — free: eleven artists whose work contributes to the study of trees, on the connection between humans and their arboreal neighbors. The opening reception (9/10) has passed; the show runs all fall.
  • Studio Museum in Harlem: Geometriesstill on through Jan 31, 2027, 144 W 125th St — free with timed tickets: the museum is dark Mondays and Tuesdays, so Wednesday 11–6 is the first open window uptown this week. Al Loving, Alma Thomas, Julie Mehretu, Jack Whitten, Torkwase Dyson and 25 more on the question of geometry.
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