Celebrate a decade of afikra | عفكرة with an unforgettable night of conversation and music.

Millennial Asian American rock star and comedian Charlene Kaye shares the unhinged, outrageous and deeply felt story of her tumultuous relationship with her immigrant Chinese Tiger Mom, who always secretly wanted to be a rock star herself.

Get ready to relive the 90s in style with EPIC Players' Neuro-inclusive 90s Cabaret!

Artists For Mikel Banks: The Fight Against FSHD is a showcase of musicians and creatives gathering together to raise awareness about FSHD (Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy).

One of the finest songwriters of his generation, Benjamin Scheuer “gets to the heart of the matter” (The New York Times) and “plays guitar as if he invented the instrument” (Los Angeles Times).

Inspired by Radclyffe Hall’s classic lesbian novel The Well of Loneliness, Justin Vivian Bond and Band present an evening of songs by some of our greatest lesbian, trans, and queer singer/songwriters past & present.

Proudly alive standup comedian George Civeris presents an hour of new material centered around the theme of "contemporary society."

Spend an evening with Lisa Stephen Friday as she celebrates the release of her newest single Sober & Insane.

Justin Elizabeth Sayre returns with The Meeting. The long-running comedy variety show comes back to life in this new offering celebrating Queer culture.

Advent Carolndar, the digital initiative where Broadway veterans Julia Mattison and Joel Waggoner wrote a new holiday song every day in the 25 days leading to Christmas, performs live for the second year in a row at Joe's Pub.

A project that spans continents while preaching the universal, Yemen Blues obey multiple traditions while forging their own.

NYC’s beloved comedian, actor, and larger-than-life personality MURRAY HILL (aka Mr. Showbiz) gives the much-needed gift of holiday cheer and showbiz denial to Joe’s Pub with his legendary Yuletide holiday show: A Murray Little Christmas. 

Tori Scott returns to Joe’s Pub with her critically acclaimed show, Tori with an “I”, a hilarious musical journey about culture shock, dating, questionable life choices, and songs she stole from other people.

On this album, NIKARA explored abstract sound-collage, hip-hop, jazz, neo-soul, Afro-Latino and Afro-Caribbean rhythms, and more – an eclectic but cohesive study of how people’s identities are a product of their varied heritage and associations.