A quieter Tuesday for one-night shows: eight art, film, walking and trivia picks, mostly for later this week; the uptown exhibitions remain open.

Harlem & Uptown — Still On

  • Lines of Survival — through Nov 1 at The Africa Center, 1280 Fifth Ave at 109th St; free, no registration. Five photographers’ climate stories; check visiting hours before setting out.
  • He Built This City: Joe Macken’s Model — through Mon Oct 12 at MCNY, 1220 Fifth Ave at 103rd St; NYC residents pay what they wish. Last week for the handmade city model.

Art & Walks

  • Art of Manga — through Jan 31, 2027 in Brooklyn Museum’s Great Hall; timed ticket required, not free. Original manga drawings from ONE PIECE, Inuyasha and more.
  • The Lady in Greenpoint audio walk — self-guided this October, starting at the Pulaski Bridge; a three-mile ghost story with a related charcoal-drawing show along the route, which comes down in November. Walk is free; $10 donation suggested.
  • WAC Group Art Show: 5 and Counting — Fri Oct 16, 7pm, Williamsburg (check event page for exact venue); $15 online / $20 door. Member-made art, still-life drawing and live portrait sketching.

Film & Games This Week

  • The Lost Boys at Merv’s Bar — Wed Oct 7, 8pm, 266 Irving Ave, Bushwick; free, 21+, no RSVP. The 1987 vampire film on a neighborhood screen; arrive early for a seat.
  • Studio Ghibli Trivia at Pig Beach — Thu Oct 8, 7pm, Pig Beach, LIC; free, RSVP requested. Play solo or in a team on Spirited Away, Totoro, Kiki and Howl.
  • Transit Museum 50th Anniversary Scavenger Hunt — extended through year-end, self-guided around NYC via the Transit Museum app; time flexible, cost not stated. A city-history hunt rather than a one-night booking.
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