Thursday, October 8

This week's cultural calendar features established institutions presenting significant works, including a major visual art exhibition and an acclaimed dance performance in Manhattan. Additionally, a world-renowned orchestra makes an appearance, alongside an annual cultural parade in Brooklyn, and a selection of live music across various venues.

• Krasner and Pollock

  Thu time tbd · The Met · Manhattan

  The Met presents 'Krasner and Pollock,' an exhibition examining the dynamic interplay between the two artists, offering a focused look at their individual and shared artistic development.

• Oscar

  Thu time tbd · City Center · Manhattan

  City Center hosts 'Oscar,' a new dance work exploring the life and work of Oscar Wilde, featuring choreography by Justin Peck and music by Sufjan Stevens.

• Berliner Philharmoniker

  Fri 7pm · Carnegie Hall · Manhattan

  The Berliner Philharmoniker performs at Carnegie Hall, providing an opportunity to hear one of the world's leading orchestras.

• 31st Annual Panamanian Parade

  Sat 10am · Parade begins at Franklin Ave. And Bergen St.

  The 31st Annual Panamanian Parade proceeds through Brooklyn, marking a significant cultural event with community participation.

• The Linda Lindas

  Thu time tbd · Brooklyn Steel · East Williamsburg

  The Linda Lindas play Brooklyn Steel, bringing their punk rock sound to a larger venue in East Williamsburg.

• Midnight Magic, Three of Hearts

  Thu 8pm · Public Records · Gowanus

  Public Records in Gowanus features Midnight Magic and Three of Hearts, offering an intimate live music experience.

• Tom at the Farm

  Thu 7:30pm · NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts · Manhattan

  NYU Skirball Center presents 'Tom at the Farm,' a psychological thriller exploring grief and identity from a non-Broadway perspective.