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art

Focus: Picasso Sculpture: MoMA; An exhibition of radical, thought-changing sculptural works in cast bronze, plaster, and other materials. More »

event

Macy's 4th of July Fireworks: The 32nd annual fireworks display. More »

classical

New York Philharmonic at Governors Island: Governors Island; The NY Phil gives a free outdoor concert highlighted by Tchaikovsky’s "Overture of 1812," featuring the firing of seven Civil War�era cannons as written into the original score. More »

nightlife

JellyNYC Pool Parties: Ronnie Spector: McCarren Park; The girl-group legend. More »

theater

[title of show]: Lyceum Theatre; Meta-play on Broadway's backstage--finally opens on actual Broadway. More »

theater

Damn Yankees: City Center; The star-studded (Jane Krakowski, Sean Hayes) Encores! production of this beloved musical about a baseball fan who sells his soul to help his team beat the Yankees. More »

movie

Full Battle Rattle: Film Forum; Tony Gerber and Jesse Moss's freaky, amusing, and sickening Iraq war documentary. More »

nightlife

Jon Hendricks: Jazz Standard; The Grammy-winning vocalist performs with his band, L, H, R Redux, a tribute to his vocal-jazz group Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. More »

community

Un-American Films: Pier at Solar One; The annual outdoor screening of explosive political shorts, paired with an open bar and live music by Frances, Titus Andronicus, and Aleks and the Drummer. More »

movie

The Wackness: various locations; Hometown director Jonathan Levine's film is an inebriated, thumping paean to being a white hip-hop head on the Upper East Side in the summer of 1994. More »

nightlife

Seun Kuti & Egypt 80: SummerStage; The Afro-beat talent leads his father Fela's original twenty-piece band, Egypt 80. More »

art

Ming Fay: Lesley Heller Gallery; Globular, oozing objects created out of urethane foam and paper pulp. More »

nightlife

Midsummer Night Swing: Damrosch Park; The eagerly anticipated annual outdoor series returns. More »

nightlife

Feist: Prospect Park Bandshell; The Canadian singer-songwriter behind the breakout hit "1234." More »

art

Focus: Picasso Sculpture: MoMA; An exhibition of radical, thought-changing sculptural works in cast bronze, plaster, and other materials. More »

community

Afro-Punk Festival: BAM Rose Cinemas; The annual festival, which showcases a series of films representing black rebellion. More »

classical

Summergarden: Attacca Quartet: MoMA Sculpture Garden; The impressive, curious group of Juilliard master's students open the season tonight. More »

classical

American Ballet Theater: Giselle: The Metropolitan Opera; The classic Romantic ballet. More »

art

Carol John: Ivy Brown Gallery; Zesty new paintings. More »

MUSIC

Celebrate Brooklyn!: Brazilian Girls, Cold War Kids, The Philip Glass Ensemble, and The Jealous Girlfriends are among the highlights of the season's free summer concerts in the Bandshell. Through 8/11, Prospect Park Bandshell

Movies

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival: Bryant Park's picnic-happy Monday evening screenings of classic Hollywood fare. Mondays through 8/18, Bryant Park

Music & Arts

SummerStage: Central Park's popular and (mostly) free annual summer concert series. Various dates through 8/19, Rumsey Playfield, Central Park

Music & Arts

JellyNYC Pool Parties: Free Sunday-afternoon indie rock concerts in Williamsburg's public-pool-turned-music-venue. Sundays through August, McCarren Park Pool

Movies

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Theater

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My Morning Jacket: Madison Square Garden, New Year's Eve

Paramore: SummerStage, 8/28

Martha Wainwright: HighLine Ballroom, 7/23

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