Join your host, Jeffrey Wengrofsky, for an evening of avant-garde text and music, featuring Free Jazz, Angular Atonality, Surrealist Storytelling, Poetry, Glitter, and the Absurd.

Text/Vocal Performance: JENNIFER ROBIN, NIKOLA PEPERA, JEFFREY WENGROFSKY, and CHRIS TANNER

Music: REG BLOOR, AYUMI ISHITO with DANIEL CARTER

The Musicians:

Legendary New York Avant-Metal guitarist Reg Bloor has released three instrumental solo records: “Viewer Discretion Is Not Advised,” “Sensory Irritation Chamber,” and “Theme from an Imaginary Slasher.” Bloor has performed at the Red Bull Music Academy New York Festival, the OFF Festival, and Basilica Drone. She has been a long-time member of the Glenn Branca Ensemble and founder of the Paranoid Critical Revolution. Bloor’s work features an innovative mix of frantic No Wave, Out Jazz, and screechy Metal. Her inventive chords, angular atonality, and groundbreaking techniques—not to mention her impish sense of humor—have been an unsung influence on two generations of New York experimental guitarists. Her work can be explored at https://regbloor.com/

Ayumi Ishito was born and raised in Ishikawa, Japan. At the age of 19, she began playing tenor saxophone in a college big band at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto. She went on to study performance and composition at Berkee College of Music in Boston and moved to New York in 2010. Ishito’s project, The Spacemen, was selected for the “Best Jazz of 2021” on Bandcamp. As a composer, Ishito has been leading her quintet since 2011 and performing her compositions. The band released two albums, “View From A Little Cave” in 2016, and “Midnite Cinema” in 2019.

Daniel Carter is an American Free Jazz musician who plays saxophone, trumpet, and flute. He has recorded and performed with William Parker, Federico Ughi, DJ Logic, The Negatones, Thurston Moore, Yo La Tengo, Soul-Junk, Anne Waldman, Cooper-Moore, Matthew Shipp and scientist/musician Matthew Putman, among others. He is a member of the groups Test, Other Dimensions In Music, odon, Ghost Moth and Dissipated Face. In 2007, the Pendu Sound compilation album, “Getting Rid of the Glue,” with Excepter and Daniel Carter, was listed as number 70 in Thurston Moore’s “Top 80 of 2006.” In 2015, the New York Forward Festival was created to celebrate Carter’s 70th birthday.

WORD MANIA AND THE UNCLASSIFIABLE:

Jennifer Robin is RAW POWER. She has been performing at open mics and with experimental musicians since she was 17, including collaborations with the Dead Air Fresheners and Spirit Duplicator. Her work has been published by PLAZM, Hobart, Five2One, Vlad Mag, Counterpunch, Ladybox, and King Shot. She is author of the ‘stand-up tragedy’ Death Confetti (Feral House), a book of American self-immolation, Earthquakes in Candyland (Fungasm), and the dream reportage of You Only Bend Once with a Spoonful of Mercury (Far West). Vignettes about nuns, French swingers, and her mother feature in There Must Be an Invisible Leash, out on Future Tense in late 2024. Robin’s 2025 Oblique Strategies release—The Ballad of Ecto-Five—is an ‘erotic novel of mad science’ featuring Mother Earth’s Avenger and his girl gang.

Nikola Pepera, the last of the Haight Ashbury Butterflies. A former peach farmer and a former lithium dealer. A degenerate beatnik who once smoked tree moss. A notorious recluse who hid her surrealist paintings of psychedelic prostitutes and acid poetry under her bed until last summer. After hitchhiking her way down the Pacific Coast Highway from Santa Cruz, she landed in Hollywood around the corner from Jim Morrison's last American home. She is the singer and lyricist of her ‘supergroupe’ Chippy & Thee Psychedelic Dirtbags. Lay Down & Get Lost is her first book.

Jeffrey Wengrofsky is the author of The Wolfboy of Rego Park (Far West) and is the host of The Metropolis Literary Salon, a monthly event at TV Eye. He is curator of the Secrets Film Festivals, an annual, thematic festival at Film Noir Cinema in Brooklyn. Wengrofsky’s short documentaries have screened at many festivals and will next be on exhibit at the Eastside Cinema in Austin, Texas.

New antics: http://www.humansyndicate.com/futurology/

Chris Tanner is a New York City-based artist and performer, best known for his assemblages made from glitter, palettes, jewels, sterling silver leaf and found objects. Tanner’s work is a celebration of beauty and remembrance, expressed through all that sparkles, shimmers, or flickers. Covering surfaces with materials that clash, crash, and finally cohere, creating a glamorous order out of chaos. This process embodies layers of meaning: The magnificence of a powerful feminine, cascading, dream-like impulses of shame, desire, ecstasy, defiant optimism in dark times. Tanner’s visual art and storytelling can be seen here: https://www.instagram.com/christannerart/

Join us for our monthly evening of rock ‘n’ roll bingo, this time with an Irish twist. DJ Twig the Wunderkind spins all the tunes to have you crossing off your bingo cards till you win. Prizes include vintage vinyl and free drinks! Play for free! And Minnie is behind the bar, mixing up all the delicious adult beverages.

Score a B-I-N-G-O and win vintage LPs, fabulous prizes, and free booze! Plus pet prizes provided courtesy of Waggytail Rescue.

Join your hosts Mx Tiffany Leigh and Holly Waggytail for a night of holiday fun and games! DJ Twig the Wonderkid will be spinning all the winning tunes while Minnie makes sure no one goes thirsty. Ho ho ho!

Lower East Side writer Jeffrey Wengrofsky will be launching The Wolfboy of Rego Park, his literary debut, by holding a party with us. He will be joined by two rock ‘n’ roll British authors: Tony O’Neill and Richard Cabut (ex- New Music Express), who will also read from their books.

Jeffrey Wengrofsky, whose family has lived in the Lower East Side for over a century, will be reading from The Wolfboy of Rego Park (Far West Press) a memoir covering his evolution through horror films and comic books, public school, punk rock, and onward.  Wengrofsky is known for his documentary portraits of local artists (like Taylor Mead and Judith Malina) and his Secrets Film Festivals (now in their 11th year). Tony O’Neill, formerly of the Brian Jonestown Massacre, will read from The Savage Life and other works, and Richard Cabut, a contributor to Britain’s New Music Express, will read from Looking For a Kiss (PC Press).

This blessed event is free to get in and free to get out!

For more information about the authors, peruse their websites:
Jeffrey Wengrofsky: www.humansyndicate.com
Richard Cabut: https://www.richardcabut.com/
Tony O’Neill: https://tonyoneill.net/biography/

We have lasted a full SEVEN years! And we are gonna celebrate! It's the LUCKY 7th Anniversary of our "official" opening, which was when we finally had our taps installed (along with the bar and back bar) AND when TimeOutNY wrote us up. So let's PARTAY!

We will have all sorts of surprises, likely swag, drink specials, and MORE!

The party kicks off at 3 with tattoos by Kat! Pick from her selection of "lucky" flash. Abby will be handing out Lucky pins to all our friends! They entitle you to STUFF!

The Lucky 7s will be playing a couple set of rousing rock 'n' roll at 6:30 and 7:30.

WHOOP WHOOP!

We've got another one of our amazing monthly block parties in association with FAB and Open Arts LES! Today we're celebrating "Avenue Beach!"

We'll have vendors all along Avenue B between 10th and 11th Streets: vintage clothing, crafts, and more! You'll definitely see some familiar faces! There will be live music by Sonido Costeño and Isabel Istrada-Jamison & Friends.

Lucky will be offering drink specials and maybe even a sprinkler to run through, if you show up in your bathing suit! Let's see how hot it is, eh? Join us!

It was a great day loading the container Sunday and everyone is getting excited. For some this week will be their penultimate happy hour before the burn as many volunteers will be headed west soon. Of course, as always, we'll have some FOMO HH editions for people still in town.

This week, the crew is back at Lucky to hang out and chat. We'll have people to answer questions or just new friends to meet. And Abby will be offering some drink specials beyond the usual Happy Hour bargains. Try not to miss when she pours Jameson down people's throats! Hope to see you there!

Rock ‘n’ Roll Bingo is back, with your hosts Tiffany Leigh and Holly DeRito, with DJ Twig the Wonderkid spinning the rock, new wave, and glam. It's free to hang out, free to play, but Holly will be accepting donations to @waggytailrescue. Win prizes and free drinks! Minnie Dee is behind the bar for all your adult refreshment needs.
#freenyc #nycevents #adoptdontshop #bingo #bingonyc #fun #newwave @raygunpromotion @mxtiffanyleigh @rocknrollbingo

Three Wednesdays a month, New York City people headed to Black Rock City gather for the longest running weekly burner event in the world. As the event looms closer, the Happy Hours get bigger. With only a month to go, everyone is in full on panic mode, gathering up costumes and camping gear and packing their bins to ship out on the Container. Tonight is our annual Costume Swap & Sale so people can grab last minute pieces or complete ensembles.

Bring your gently worn whatevers to sell or swap. Pick up a fuzzy coat or a pair of goggles, drop off extra blinkies or space boots. And if you've got something you'd like to sell, we'll have a separate area for that stuff. Anything leftover will either be donated to Kostume Kult or House of Good Deeds.

And yes, it will be like other Burner Happy Hours, with Zero behind the bar serving up the bargains all evening long. Ask questions, find tickets, talk about rideshares, or just listen in. The Man burns in 38 days!

Producer/performer and all around awesome human Susan Hwang is conspiring with a talented group of musicians to bring you an exciting evening of live entertainment! Join us!

"The Jackson Pinks are back, delivering their pinkest set yet of covers you didn't know you needed to hear. Songs that were lodged or lost in the dark corners of memory's abyss. Featuring Chris PinkCakes Smylie, Susan Pinkalicious Hwang, Marlon PinkoSonic Cherry, Charlie PinkEyes Nieland, Henry JetPink Tenney, and Don PinkusErectus Rauf. Free show at a super COOL bar in the East Village."

Join us for an afternoon of rainbows and unicorns! We'll have fancy frozen drinks, rainbow candy, and all our friends will be out in the street selling their flamboyant wares!

Vendors include Liz Kern Designs, CaraCo Studio, NewLinesNY, Nora's stamped shirts, Eclectic Wolf Fashions, Delphine's artwork, Champak Studio, Jordan Ahava, Mimi Oz, Earthly for the Planet, MessQueen, Miss Frizz Dazzle's vintage, Layah Schreiber, Crash Doll Vintage, and of course, 3rd & B'zaar and East Village Vintage Collective.

Live performances in the street by Isaac Miss Isaac and Friends and Kristen Goodman. Stay tuned for additions!

Join us for the bi-annual solstice celebration of music in the streets! We're still working on the line-up, with live performers alternating between in front of Lucky and in front of Hekate!

The schedule thus far:

Hekate 5-6: Outer Shapes
Lucky 6-7: Richard Thorne
Hekate 7-8: Old Father Eternity

Old Father Eternity is the experimental folk outlet of singer-songwriter/instrumentalist Emma Steen. The band blends Steen’s love of folk revivalist material, protest songs, and madrigals with her conservatory-honed indie-rock sensibilities. Old Father Eternity is also an ongoing experiment in ethnomusicology, as much of their music has its roots in Celtic and Appalachian folk. Between indie-flavoured originals, harmonium pieces, and rousing, half-improvised renditions of traditional songs, Steen’s sound is timeless and forward-looking all at once.
oldfathereternity.com

Sapphic duo Outer Shapes is creating genre-bending music stacked with thick bass, insightful lyricism and floaty guitars, guiding listeners into a new world of sound. They pride themselves in being completely independent, live looping during shows, producing all their music on our own, and even making all their cover art.

Stay tuned for additions!

Holly says, "Holy crap, I'm turning 50! Come celebrate with me and some Rock 'n' Roll bingo at Lucky! No trivia knowledge necessary. Fun, free prizes!"

Join Twig the Wonderkid and your hostess, Tiffany, for a Monday night version of the formerly at Pink's Thursday night bingo games. Twig spins the hits, you cross off the bands, and Tiffany helps you figure it all out. Plus you get to celebrate one of OUR favorite people, and the top dog at Waggytail, Holly!

She wouldn’t say no if anyone wants to bring her some vegan snacks or cupcakes.

Holly says, "Waggytail Rescue is the one big accomplishment of my life, my meaning here, and I am grateful for the opportunity to help thousands of homeless animals in honor of my soulmate dog. Any donations are appreciated, and if you can't donate - consider fostering, or just spread the word. https://donorbox.org/hollys50th.

"Secondly, I ask that as a tremendously appreciated gift to animals/mankind/the planet, for the month of June - take a moment to read how small choices help the animals, humans and the planet. https://thehumaneleague.org/article/reasons-to-go-vegan

"Even the smallest choices help...and if you dare: https://www.veganeasy.org/30-day.../30-day-challenge-signup/ (do it!)

Other ways to donate to Waggytail Rescue
https://www.waggytailrescue.org/donate
https://donorbox.org/hollys50th...

We'd love to see you all at this fun way to spend a Monday!

Tonight we will be featuring a surprise event. After learning that The Watering Hole was closing almost immediately, production team Diana Gitesha Hernandez and Deanna Kirk, of what was "Positively East 4th Street Jazz Dive Collective," have had to move their Tuesday night performances. Our friend Susan Hwang sent them to us and we're welcoming them with open arms.

Join them from 7 till 10 for this "jazz, poetry, punk mix jam and open mic" night! The ladies are assisted by Mark Capon and Mark Everett Nelms, plus Kirby, Robert Aaron, VioLizzy and friends!

We are kicking off the monthly Avenue B Block Party Series with BeatleMinia! All afternoon there will be a bunch of vendors along Avenue B between 10th and 11th with a Beatles tribute band called Walrus from 2 till 5. It's also Dance Parade, which ends right in the park, so it should be complete madness!

WALRUS is a Bushwick-based Beatles and Grateful Dead Jam Band. They put their own personal spin on all the hits. They'll be playing in the street, where you'll be able to dance like it's 1969!

Vendors include:

East Village Vintage Collective - Maegan and Alex curate the coolest clothes of every decade, along with fab accessories and interesting ephemera.

3rd & B'zaar - Laura, Maegan, Alex, Delphine and Marie conspire on the East Village's most eclectic shop, with colorful new and vintage clothing, art and accessories, jewelry, bags, hats and more.

Miss FrizzDazzle - You know her as Marie and she is always a riot of color! Catch her psychedelic collection of rompers and dresses, skirts and tops. She especially enjoys styling you in eye-popping combinations.

Nora Balaban will be there with her artistically stamped shirts. Look closely to see X-rated stuff alongside manhole covers, Bowie faces and more.

NewLineNY - Laura's one of a kind tops, dresses and pants are like wearing a little piece of the East Village. She's got a bunch of Spring colors in addition to her basic black.

Little Hippie - Taylor is licensed to vend Grateful Dead merch, so her tie-dyed fashions will be just the thing to conjure the Beatles era. Grab a trippy tee or shirt dress.

Cara Coniglio brings baseball caps and other hats decorated with adorable stuffies. Get yourself some sun shade festooned with a walrus or other animal.

Happy Everything - Jen is back with her decorative floral headpieces, activist sunglasses and more.

Elizabeth and Jennifer are sharing a space to sell their festival clothing and headpieces.

Vanessa is joining us with her vintage finds, handmade jewelry and more.

Delphine will also be selling her original art and colorful prints, as well as her one of a kind jewelry creations.

We will be adding other fun stuff all the way up until the afternoon. Plus stick around at night for Abby's birthday celebrations!

Just like last year, we'll have our Maypole in the middle of Avenue B, with everyone weaving the ribbons in the traditional "What am I doing? Where am I going?" Dance! Haha! There will be vendors at both Hekate and Lucky, with live performances, delicious treats and more exciting surprises!

Delphine LeGoff will be there selling her art, both originals and prints, featuring the beautiful East Village.

Kat will be back with her body art tools, temporary or permanent, your choice! Last time the line was so long, some had to go without, so get there early.

Laura Texter will be selling garments from her collection, New Lines. One-of-a-kind tees, tanks, leggings, and dresses will be available. Each piece is inspired by an East Village location. She will be there from 1 till 6!

East Village Vintage Collective will have clothes, sunglasses and more for sale.

Miss FrizzDazzle will have her signature brightly colored vintage garments available.

Plus there will be a bit Nütrl promotion! It's our favorite new beverage, perfect for a Sunday afternoon!

Stay tuned as we add things to fill out this fun afternoon!

Join us for Lucky’s weekly live music soiree with our East Village friends, SoulCake!

Join us this evening to celebrate Penny Lane's new book, Mindscapes, a collection of poems and paintings. Penny lives in NYC and has retired from teaching in public schools to home school her own children and travel. She has published on many paranormal subjects and her artwork is inspired by the impressionists. She also makes jewelry, and her work can be found on FB and IG under Nytewitchcrafts. Penny will be reading from her book and will have signed copies for sale.

Tony “Coyote” Perez-Banuet has been coming to the desert to build and strike Black Rock City since 1996. A professional musician for over twenty years, Burning Man culture was an easy shift for him. He co-founded the Department of Public Works of BRC in 1998 and has been the City Superintendent ever since. Known as the “Bard of the Desert,” telling stories around the campfire is among the things he does best. He has been blogging under the moniker of “Coyote Nose” for many years, and he is Burning Man’s first Storytelling Fellow.

Tonight Coyote will be with us, reading stories from his book Built to Burn: Tales of the Desert Carnies of Burning Man. We may need to bring in a burn barrel! Buy yourself a copy and have him sign it for you. This is sure to be an extremely special evening, as Tony was Abby's boss when she worked for Burning Man. The Jameson will be flowing, DPW lore will be shared, hearty laughter is sure to ensue!

You can expect the usual NYCBMHH situation: Happy Hour prices all evening long for the dusty ones, familiar faces as well as new friends, Zero behind the bar and information for all starry-eye "burner curious" newcomers. Join us!

Have you been interested in rangering? Have you wondered what those dusty pairs of khaki clad burners actually do? Come on down to meet some of our NYC rangers, happy to answer questions, even if it's just where the nearest Portos are.

BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE! Applications to be a Ranger in Black Rock City this year are open until April 2nd. If you’re on the fence and want to know more, come on down and ask questions. The full process is listed here: https://rangers.burningman.org/ranger-application-process/

In addition to the regular Happy Hour bargains, Garrett Thomas, creator of Goldie's vitamin infused seltzer drinks, will be hanging out giving away samples. And we will also have free samples of Onda, a new canned tequila cocktail. Slake your thirst for bubbly stuff while you learn about rangering!

Lastly, if the weather is good, we're gonna do another Sober vs. Drunk Tug o' War across Avenue B! High hilarity, to be sure!

Join Nora, your host for Lucky Live! our new weekly Sunday evening live music event, as she introduces The Jasper Zimmerman Explosion, the future of jazz!

Join us as we herald Spring with our Vernal Equinox Celebration! In collaboration with Hekate, we will have art and food, ritual and craft.

Kat Crow has added a new skill to her bag o' tricks. Ask her for a very permanent piece of art! She'll be at Hekate 2 till 4 and with us 4 till 6. If you'd prefer a Tarot consultation, she'll also have her decks with her.

Jennifer-jo will have Spring-inspired baked goods.

Allison will be out back, 1 till 3, helping you get your hands dirty and you'll take home a plant! Please RSVP to luckyonb@gmail.com if you'd like to participate so we know how many planters to bring. The cost for the workshop is $10.

We'll be adding vendors and performers and the afternoon will easily lead into Lucky Live! the weekly music series that starts at 7. Stay tuned!

Session 1: 1:00 - 3:00pm
Session 2: 3:00 - 5:00pm
RSVP required to: luckyonb@gmail.com to reserve your spot.
We have spots left at Session 1, which is from 1-3pm.
If you would like to be put on the waitlist for Session 2, which is from 3-5pm, please email us and we will let you know if anyone cancels.

Join our resident craftmistress, Artist and Educator Daniella D., and other local creatives and creative spirits, for a fun February crafternoon. We'll create modern twists on the Victorian Valentine, where heart-themes abound and the art-card creations come out beautifully.

Pick assorted images for your collaging pleasure, whose symbolism will be discussed. Explore the symbolism you relate to most to create your unique card. Learn about Floriography: the secret language of how Victorians communicated hidden desires through flowers, and Vinegar Valentines: hilarious mean-spirited Valentines that were sent anonymously.

History/Herstory: A version of Valentine's Day was observed in Ancient Rome, (it's gory) and it has pagan roots. But the Victorian English people popularized Valentine's cards with the advent of affordable printing and the penny postage stamp. Today we create our take on Victorian Valentines using our retro ribbons, lace, flowers, floral fabric, vintage collage images and magazine photos - all curated art materials from artist Daniella D's personal collection. Gift your finished piece or frame it as a keepsake, with even a simple dollar store frame.

About the artist: Daniella D. is a fun-loving, downtown artist and a Museum Educator with years of experience and a BA in Fine Arts and Art History. She is a warm and welcoming instructor who teaches unusual art activities like this workshop, and Gothic Garden Sketching 101. Daniella loves to work with upcycled materials whenever possible, to create paintings, collages, her House Blessing Shrines and her contemporary folk art/vintage punk ornaments.

Daniella teaches one monthly workshop class at Hekate, which features an art, craft, or costume class for all levels of creative types, or for those who want to incorporate more creativity into their lives. Workshop fees cover all materials and friendly instruction and is payable in person on the day of the class.
FB/IG: @artinlittleitaly

Workshop Fee: $25
Please RSVP to reserve your spot! Walk-ins are welcome if there is space available, but an RSVP is the only way to guarantee a spot. You will be contacted only in the rare event of a cancellation or postponement.
Session 1: 1:00 - 3:00pm
Session 2: 3:00 - 5:00pm
RSVP required to: luckyonb@gmail.com to reserve your spot.
We have spots left at Session 1, which is from 1-3pm.
If you would like to be put on the waitlist for Session 2, which is from 3-5pm, please email us and we will let you know if anyone cancels.

Join us for a colorful evening with Robbie Quinn, photographer and author of Street Unicorns, featuring fashion and wisdom from style rebels in New York City and beyond. We are SUPER excited about this, since we know so many Street Unicorns!

Robbie will be there to answer questions, sign your copy of the book, and be THE judge of our Street Unicorn Contest. Customers are invited to BRING those lewks and vie for the big prize package: a signed copy of the book, a bottle of bubbly, and super glamorous gift baskets from our friends at East Village Vintage Collective AND 3rd & B'zaar! The winner will be announced at 9 following a runway strut.

About the book:
In a world where stores, clothes, and trends have become increasingly standardized, fashion is one of the most powerful ways to explore and express our personalities, identities, and individuality. For years, renowned photographer Robbie Quinn has come across style rebels and bold expressionists on the streets of NYC and the world’s largest cities, stopping them for impromptu photoshoots and testimonials. He’s even given these eccentric lovers of style a name: Street Unicorns. In these pages, Quinn shares the portraits, viewpoints, and aspirations of more than 250 Street Unicorns with the hopes of inspiring readers to rediscover the most authentic parts of themselves. A vibrant declaration against ageism, racism, homophobia, and all other discriminations, this book is a love letter to those who aren’t afraid to stand out, embrace nonconformity, and share who they are with the world.

Burning Man Happy Hour, the world's longest running weekly burner event, is pleased to join forces with Onesie Wednesday for a deep-Winter pajama party! Wriggle into your favorite onesie and hang with fellow fuzzy PJ enthusiasts as well as the dusty denizens of burner HH. Everyone gets Lucky's Happy Hour prices all evening long, as well as some surprises, TBA.

Also, if you're so inclined, you can dash across the street for the fourth Sober Burning Man Happy Hour at Hekate, also with a pajama jammy jam happening!

What to expect: the usual Happy Hour drink specials, extended all evening for you dusty ones! $2 off draft beers, $5 well drinks, canned wines and White Claw, and $6 Prosecco. Zero behind the bar. All the usual suspects. And, ideally, YOU!

Photo by The Hun, from Playa Restoration Onesie Day 2015

Join us for the weekly Burning Man Happy Hour...but with PATCHES! Bring some to show, some to swap! Or just wear whatever you've sewn all of your playa patches onto. Get out and meet old friends or new friends! We will have needles and thread handy and Pinky will be bringing her sewing machine to help you get those patches sewn onto something!

Also, if you're so inclined, you can dash across the street for MegO's Laughter Yoga class, 7-8, which is part of the third Sober Burning Man Happy Hour at Hekate.

What to expect: the usual Happy Hour drink specials, extended all evening for you dusty ones! $2 off draft beers, $5 well drinks, canned wines and White Claw, and $6 Prosecco. Zero behind the bar. All the usual suspects. And, ideally, YOU!

Join us for an evening of live music with our neighbor Nora and friends, playing mbira, the music of Zimbabwe. People have been enjoying it across the street at Hekate and this month we bring it to Lucky. Hang out, have a drink, spend some time with Melissa and wind down from your weekend.

After the 30th annual Tompkins Square Park Tree Lighting, join us for dancing in the streets! Avenue B will be blocked off between 10th and 11th for a dueling DJ dance party! DJ Kool Thing will be spinning 80s and other oddities. DJ Bubbles will be playing all the disco hits and holiday classics. Get your free headphones and wander from Lucky to Hekate and back again, dance in the middle of Avenue B, get your photo taken by Stacie Joy, posing with Santa Claus or Krampus, and get into the HO HO HOLIDAY SPIRIT! Free! And all ages!

Join all your dusty friends for a ridiculous holiday tradition: The Ugly Sweater Party! Prizes will be given for:
Ugliest
Funniest
Best Lights

Plus the usual: reduced drink prices, Zero behind the bar, and ALL YOUR FRRRRIENDSSS!

Thinking about doing another Drunk vs. Sober thing. Anyone up for that? The last one was awesome!