Part of the Gay New York City Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Thursday, August 6, 2026
A weekly piano-bar singalong where you buy a drink and take the mic, with hosts Jarvis Derrell, Ty Evans, and piano daddy Yaz on the keys.
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Fri, Jul 31
4 PM - 5 PM
Red Eye NY, New York City
Third Eye Yoga at Red Eye NY in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: an hour-long, clothing-optional Vinyasa flow class with instructor John every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5PM.
WeeklyMon, Aug 3
4 PM - 5 PM
Red Eye NY, New York City
Third Eye Yoga at Red Eye NY in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: an hour-long, clothing-optional Vinyasa flow class with instructor John every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5PM.
WeeklyMon, Aug 3
8 PM - 10 PM
Red Eye NY, New York City
Crash Landing Comedy at Red Eye NY in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: a weekly Monday 9PM comedy night hosted by Ashley Ryan with special guests trying out new material.
WeeklyTue, Aug 4
8 PM - 10 PM
Red Eye NY, New York City
The Legion of Super-Nerds at Red Eye NY in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: a weekly Tuesday 9PM gathering for geeks, nerds and gaymers hosted by Charles Nordquist, presented by Geeks OUT.
WeeklyWed, Aug 5
4 PM - 5 PM
Red Eye NY, New York City
Third Eye Yoga at Red Eye NY in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: an hour-long, clothing-optional Vinyasa flow class with instructor John every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5PM.
WeeklyWed, Aug 5
8 PM - 10 PM
Red Eye NY, New York City
SCUFF — Queer Country Dancing at Red Eye NY in New York City's Hell's Kitchen: a weekly Wednesday 9PM beginner line-dance class teaching two routines, then mingling over a cocktail.
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