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Wed Sep 23 · Belvedere Castle
Birding & Bagels Bonanza @ NYCW'26 !!! 🦜🦆🐦⬛
Birding and bagels at Belvedere Castle at seven in the morning, the third year of it, run by Planeteer and Superorganism for Climate Week. Free.

Wed Sep 23 · Silence Please
Atune #26: 'Songs in the Key of Life' by Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life, played as a listening session at Silence Please, the room on the Bowery built around its speakers. $10.
Wed Sep 23 · Moondog Hifi
Wednesday JAmZZ: Philip Flagg Trio
The Philip Flagg Trio plays live at Moondog Hifi, the vinyl listening bar in East Williamsburg. Free.
Thu Sep 24 ·
Climate Week, but on a Boat
A Climate Week meetup on the Staten Island Ferry, which is free, runs around the clock and passes the Statue of Liberty.
Thu Sep 24 · Dia Chelsea
Sol Cabrini’s Refusal Meeting #0: The Refusal of (Pre)occupations
Sol Cabrini opens a series of refusal meetings at Dia Chelsea, with Juliana Fadil-Luchkiw, Muyassar Kurdi, Elii Lee, Ethan Philbrick and Isaac Silber. Free with RSVP, and the space is limited.
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