Monday brings a Barclays concert, tomorrow’s Astoria jazz, and a last chance to see MCNY’s handmade city model; Brooklyn Museum reopens Wednesday.

Live Music

  • Brand New at Barclays Center — tonight, Mon Oct 12, 8pm, Barclays Center, Brooklyn; ticketed, price not surfaced. The band’s 7 Years + 13 of The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me concert gives tonight an actual billed live-music option.
  • Jazz and Joints: concert + jam session — tomorrow, Tue Oct 13, 7–10pm, doors 6pm, Grove 34, 31-83 34th St, Astoria. $20 admission / free for participating jazz musicians, 21+; jazz followed by an open jam. Indoor cannabis smoking permitted—skip if smoke bothers you. (r/Astoria → organizer.)

Harlem & Uptown — Still On

  • He Built This City: Joe Macken’s Model — still on, but today, Mon Oct 12, is the final day; MCNY, 1220 Fifth Ave at 103rd St, 10am–5pm today. NYC residents pay what they can with ID; last-chance nearby model-viewing reminder.
  • Lines of Survival — still on through Nov 1, The Africa Center, 1280 Fifth Ave at 109th St; free, no registration. Climate-story photography close to home; visiting hours were not established in this run, so check with the venue before traveling.

Art & Walks — Continued

  • Art of Manga — still on through Jan 31, 2027, Brooklyn Museum, paid timed ticket. Not a Monday outing: museum closed Monday–Tuesday; next regular opening Wed Oct 14, 11am–6pm. Original manga drawings remain a this-week option.
  • The Lady in Greenpoint audio walk — still walkable this October, starting at Pulaski Bridge; free three-mile self-guided ghost story, $10 donation suggested. Flexible outdoor option; related charcoal-art show comes down in November (r/Greenpoint).
  • WAC Group Art Show: 5 and Counting — still coming Fri Oct 16, 7pm, 99 Kingsland Ave, Brooklyn; $15 online / $20 door. Member art, interactive drawing and Becky Gray’s acoustic set remain on the program; a Friday evening outing.

Film & City Explorations — Continued

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