Events

Avenue F invites Mike Servito and Colored Craig to Bossa Nova Civic Club for a night of all-vinyl record worship. The three selectors trade house and techno across the Bushwick microclub, moving from acid and Detroit cuts to deeper, disco-tinged grooves. Expect long, unhurried blends built for a sweaty dancefloor into the early hours.

A multi-room party at Good Room bringing together an eclectic cast of selectors. Anastazja headlines with globally minded house that touches afro house, amapiano and baile funk, alongside Honey Bun's blend of UK garage, breakbeat and jungle. In the Bad Room, Manchester's Royal Male and New York's LOLO trade italo disco, boogie and synth-driven new wave. The night moves across house, disco and bass for a varied, dancefloor focused evening.

Somewhere Nowhere opens Halloween weekend with a costume night across its Chelsea rooftop and indoor floors, running from 10 PM to 4 AM. Entry is 21 and over, with general admission, VIP, and table service options.

Jupiter Disco closes out Halloween weekend with a costume party on the holiday itself. The intimate Bushwick bar leans on disco and house across its vinyl-focused, hi-fi sound system, running from Saturday night into the early morning.

Jupiter Disco marks Halloween weekend with a late-night costume party in its Bushwick room. The bar centers disco and house on a vinyl-focused, hi-fi sound system, with an intimate dancefloor that runs from Friday night into the early morning.

Guy Gerber brings his Rumors party to Brooklyn Pacha. The Israeli producer plays hypnotic, groove-driven melodic house and deep house, the sound that built his Rumors residencies in Ibiza. Expect long, emotive, late-night textures across the Pacha floor.

Eli Escobar plays all night at Bossa Nova Civic Club, a solo set with room to move between disco house, nu disco, and soulful house. The New York City selector digs into deep house grooves and classic disco across the full night.

Lady Starlight headlines with a hardware live set, drawing on years of machine-driven, industrial-tinged techno. She is joined by Amotik and his immersive, sci-fi techno and by rising New York talent Nymph. In the STUDIO, Copenhagen's Courtesy makes her Basement debut with trance-laced, high-BPM energy, alongside Sweden's Meilgaarden and New York's Giovannii. Two rooms of underground techno run late beneath Knockdown Center.

Function celebrates 30 years at the vanguard of techno with a Basement room takeover, headlining a special back-to-back with Nastia Reigel. KHIDI resident NEUX and Merge resident Juana round out a stoic, driving main room. In the STUDIO, Cormac makes his Basement debut with italo, disco house and HI-NRG, joined by the genre-spanning x3butterfly and Will Automagic of The Carry Nation. A landmark night across both rooms beneath Knockdown Center.

Scorpio season takes over House of Yes with a night of house and disco built for the dancefloor. New York house veteran and producer Junior Sanchez headlines alongside selector Ultra Violet, with additional guests. The sets lean groove-forward and club-focused in the theatrical Bushwick room, running from late evening into the early morning.

Bonobo brings a DJ set to Knockdown Center, trading his live band for a night of club-focused selections across house and broader electronic sounds. UK producer and DJ Anish Kumar supports with his bright, breakbeat-tinged house. The pairing fills the venue's cavernous main room with melodic, groove-led energy. Doors late, running into the early morning.

Patrick Topping takes Refuge for an open-to-close set, steering the full night solo across his tech house and house catalogue. The UK DJ and Trick label boss is known for high-energy, groove-driven sets that build and hold a peak-time room. A single-artist, all-night format gives the Wednesday a long-form arc rather than a stacked bill. Doors in the evening, running late.

SILO's weekly Techno Thursday runs its Melodic2Hard edition, moving from melodic techno into harder, faster territory across the venue's custom Danley sound system. Trance producer Roman Messer headlines, with Bruce Wayne (US) and a rotating cast of local residents filling out the bill. The night is free with RSVP, a low-stakes midweek option for the East Williamsburg techno crowd. Doors late, running into the early morning.

Binh brings an all-night solo set to Nowadays in Ridgewood, Queens, playing open to close from 10pm. Born in Vietnam and based in Berlin, Germann Nguyen has spent more than a decade as one of the leading voices in minimal's second generation, a regular at Club der Visionaere and a fixture across Europe's underground. He runs the Time Passages label and has released on Perlon and Cabaret Recordings, building a catalogue of low-slung, hypnotic minimal, techno and electro. His sets lean on rare records dug from deep in the crates, favoring groove, space and slowly unfolding tension over big moments. A single DJ across a full night gives him room to stretch out and take the floor on a long, winding journey.

Laurel Halo is an acclaimed experimental electronic producer and DJ known for her ambient techno and boundary-pushing club music. For this all-night session at Nowadays, she plays solo from doors to close, moving across ambient passages, hypnotic techno, and restless experimental textures. The extended format gives her room to build a slow, immersive arc that unfolds over the full night. Expect atmospheric, left of center sound shaped for both deep listening and the dancefloor.

After a strong summer run, SanDia returns to Nowadays for a Thanksgiving-weekend day party built around social and freestyle house dancing. From 2 to 9pm, SanDia co-founders Bendito and Jeremy Giros share the booth with NYC selector Miss Gypsy and rising DJ Kata. SanDia is a New York City house dance series and collective centered on dancers and underground house, built around community-minded parties and mutual respect between dancer and DJ.

An annual all-ages afternoon dance party and holiday toy drive from Let's Dance Brooklyn and Saint James Joy, held on Nowadays' custom-built analog sound system. The bill pairs headliner Ali Coleman with Saint James Joy's DJ Chill and special guest VARSHA for a run of warm, soulful house, soul, and boogie meant to bring every generation onto one floor. Attendees are asked to bring a new or lightly used, unwrapped toy, which will be passed to a distribution center to reach children over the holiday season. There is a full bar with adult and kid-friendly drinks plus Mexican food from The Zumbador.

Nowadays hosts a label night for Tempa, the long-running UK imprint at the heart of dubstep, grime and sound-system bass. The bill is led by Carré, a London based producer carrying the label's lineage into techno-tinged, bass-heavy dubstep, joined by Eva Loveless, Introspekt and re:ni. Expect a deep, low-end focused night spanning dubstep, 140 and UK bass built for a serious sound system.

Dekmantel brings its Nonstop marathon to Nowadays for a full day and night of continuous music. The Amsterdam label and festival institution hands its all hours format to a deep cast of selectors, moving from dub techno and ambient textures into hypnotic, minimal and driving techno before closing on raw electro. DeepChord opens the live portion, Dekmantel Soundsystem settle in for an extended stretch, and headline turns from Rhadoo and Helena Hauff anchor the long overnight. Each ticket carries an entry time window, and attendees can carry on into Mister Sunday in the backyard. One slowly unfolding journey through the Dekmantel sound.

TraTraTrax Nonstop brings the Colombian label's marathon format to Nowadays, running overnight from Saturday into Sunday with no breaks between sets. The bill gathers the label's wider family across Latin and global club, techno, bass and baile funk, led by a Verraco and Pariah back to back and rounded out by Nick León, PLO Man, BADSISTA, Gabrielle Kwarteng, Brenda, Doctor Jeep and Ma Sha, EMA and Colombian Drone Mafia. Tickets are divided by entry time, and once inside you can stay as long as you like. Nonstop attendees can also head into the backyard for Mister Sunday starting in the afternoon, with re-entry honored throughout.

Nowadays hosts a late club night led by a live collaborative set from AceMo and Swami Sound, two of New York's most restless dance music producers. GENG PTP and Princess Peggie fill out a bill that moves between house, techno, UK garage, and bass. The party runs from 10pm deep into the next morning across Nowadays' sound-focused room and back yard.

livwutang plays an all-night solo set at Nowadays, from 10pm until 6am. The New York selector moves between dub techno, deep house, bass, and experimental club sounds, a genre-blurring approach that has made her a fixture of the city's underground dancefloors.

OST and Conditioner join forces at Nowadays for a night of dub and experimental electronic music. Live performances from African American Sound Recordings, chinapoet, and Purelink sit alongside DJ sets from Loidis and more eaze, spanning ambient collage, dub techno, and deep, hypnotic grooves. Doors at 10pm, running until 4am.

Detroit house institution Theo Parrish takes over Nowadays for an all-day solo set, playing from 3pm into the night. Across roughly eight hours the Sound Signature boss moves through deep house, soulful house, disco, and the raw, jazz-inflected grooves he is known for, all on vinyl. A rare long-form session from one of dance music's most revered selectors.

Clone Records brings its Rotterdam electronic music institution to Public Records for a night of electro, house, and techno. Label founder Serge headlines alongside Amsterdam vinyl selector Afra, with Detroit electro from Detroit In Effect, Austin's Ak-4ya, and Paris selector Louise Chen filling out the bill. The label, store, and distributor has championed the sound of Drexciya, Legowelt, and Alden Tyrell since the early 1990s. Expect a vinyl-led showcase built for Public Records' audiophile sound room. 21 and over; doors close one hour before end time.