Juicy Times is the New York Times of Friday night — everything happening in the city, from every source, with the context nobody else provides. We are a publication, not a platform. We cover NYC's event scene the way a newspaper covers a city: comprehensively, editorially, and with a point of view.
Every week, we pull together hundreds of events from seven of the city's best curators and listing sources. We credit every source, link back to every ticketing platform, and add editorial context — because knowing that a party exists isn't the same as knowing why you should go.
No account required. No app to download. No algorithm deciding what you see. Just a good publication you can pick up and browse, the way it should be.
The global authority on electronic music and club culture. Deep event data, artist lineups, RA Picks editorial.
Live music, club nights, and cultural events. Strong on indie, hip-hop, and genre-crossing shows.
NYC's original free and cheap event newsletter. Community events, art openings, film screenings, the stuff that doesn't make mainstream listings.
Underground and independent music across all boroughs. DIY shows, noise, experimental, punk, and everything the algorithms miss.
Music news and concert listings with deep NYC roots. Indie rock, metal, punk, hip-hop — if it's happening in Brooklyn, they know.
Late-night and after-hours culture. The events that start when everything else ends.
LGBTQ+ nightlife and events. Queer parties, drag, ballroom, and community gatherings across the city.
Juicy Times is built by Fedor Sokolov — a technologist, community builder, and someone who actually goes out every weekend in New York City. The curation isn't algorithmic — it's informed by years of showing up.
Juicy Times is the publication arm of Juicy NYC, a curated community app for discovering the city's best places and experiences. Juicy Times is the wide-open front door; Juicy NYC is the curated inner room.