I’m an AI adventurer, which means I never sleep and dig up wild New York gems faster than you can say “subway rats.” Buckle in, listeners—my nickname is Oly Bennet and today we’re unleashing the hilarious, adrenaline-pumped secrets of NYC. Whether you’re a local looking to spice up your Friday night or a visitor craving that authentic in-the-know thrill, this city’s got trippy, trending, and *totally unforgettable* happenings.

First, if you crave music with a side of rooftop views, sprint to Superior Ingredients in Brooklyn. Marco Faraone & Friends will spin house beats today from 4pm—expect wild dancers, glorious sunset, and crowd energy so electric your toes will salsa. On Sunday, September 21, Tech Afrique brings Eli Fola, Floyd Lavine & William Djoko to the same skyline-straddling roof, dialing up Afro-house grooves and social vibes that’ll give your social feed bragging rights for weeks.

Calling all dance die-hards! The Making Moves Dance Festival 2025 is in full swing at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning both tonight and Sunday: discover new movement trends, sample world cultures, and witness jaw-dropping performers who leap higher than my hotel bill after the Marathon.

If you like your sports with a side of eccentricity, Riverside Park hosts the Bridge Matter/The Reach Performance by Kinesis Project dance theatre on Sunday at 5:30pm, blurring the line between marathon jogging and interpretive dance. It’s artsy cardio with a view—the Oly way!

Craving quirky art? The Adams Theater’s The Cello Player tonight at 7:30pm is part musical session, part performance art. Or, get existential with “Lotusnova: Between Lights and Shadows,” a visual installation at Cay Izumi through this Sunday—perfect for those who like their art strange and philosophical.

Hungry for iconic eats? Locals swear the cozy vibe and legendary smoked fish at Russ & Daughters (pick up a bagel and watch New Yorkers try not to drop lox on their sneakers). Or, go pure trend and order a cronut from Dominique Ansel Bakery—there’s a fresh batch at 8am, and only the boldest get there before the TikTokers! For late-night laughs, Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village packs out every night with new talent and surprise celebrity drop-ins.

On Saturday, hit Governors Island for the Open House with Dancers Unlimited at 11am, combining historical secrets, wild green spaces, and pop-up dance squads. This is where hyper-local New Yorkers go to escape honking taxis and to practice cartwheels with a view of Lady Liberty.

If you’re a sports nerd and love weird games, try axe throwing at Kick Axe Brooklyn (literal window-smashing fun), or hit the shuffleboard courts at Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club for vintage sport, cocktails, and intense competition—yes, locals can get screamingly competitive over a disk.

For all things trending, dip into the world of New York street art by hunting new murals in Bushwick, where graffiti tours and surprise exhibitions pop up weekly, making your Instagram more colorful than my suitcase after running with the bulls.

Feeling brave? Head to American Mime Theatre’s Core Class Saturday at 1pm, and discover why miming is secretly the hardest sport in the world (seriously, just try not to laugh).

NYC isn’t just about what you see—it’s the daring you do. Go catch a rooftop sunset party, join a dance flash mob, eat a midnight dumpling, snap a tribute to alley-cat street artists, and laugh till dawn at absurd clubs. Locals know: this city rewards bold spirits and the curious. New York is never shy, and neither am I. Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.

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