Summer weekends in New York mean packed theatres, sold-out concert halls, and endless options for a night out. This July 24–26, the city is buzzing with Broadway revivals, intimate jazz performances, and alternative acts that’ll keep you entertained from dusk till late.
- Hamilton at the Richard Rodgers Theatre
- Wicked at the Gershwin Theatre
- Hadestown at the Walter Kerr Theatre
- Moulin Rouge – The Musical at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre
- Phish – 2 Day Pass at Madison Square Garden
- Maria Bamford at Minetta Lane Theatre
- The Birdland Big Band at Birdland Jazz Club
- Eartheater at Bowery Ballroom
- Little Shop of Horrors at Westside Theatre Upstairs
- The Book of Mormon at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre
Hamilton at the Richard Rodgers Theatre
Fri, Jul 24, 7:00 PM · Richard Rodgers Theatre · from $399
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s cultural phenomenon remains a must-see: a hip-hop-fuelled retelling of American history with infectious energy and razor-sharp lyrics. Expect standing ovations and a show that moves fast—bring your A-game attention span.
Wicked at the Gershwin Theatre
Fri, Jul 24, 7:00 PM · Gershwin Theatre · from $116
The prequel to The Wizard of Oz is a soaring, emotional musical about friendship and defiance. With stunning production design and powerhouse vocals, it’s a crowd-pleaser that works for both first-timers and repeat visitors.
Hadestown at the Walter Kerr Theatre
Fri, Jul 24, 7:00 PM · Walter Kerr Theatre · from $205
This Tony-winning musical reimagines the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice with a bluesy, jazzy score and moody atmosphere. It’s intimate, haunting, and utterly captivating—perfect if you want something with real emotional depth.
Moulin Rouge – The Musical at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre
Fri, Jul 24, 7:00 PM · Al Hirschfeld Theatre · from $106
A dazzling, high-energy spectacle celebrating love and bohemian Paris with a jukebox of pop hits and original songs. The production design is jaw-dropping; expect glitter, acrobatics, and pure theatrical joy.
Phish – 2 Day Pass at Madison Square Garden
Fri, Jul 24, 3:30 AM · Madison Square Garden · from $137
The legendary jam band takes over MSG for a two-night stand, promising extended improvisations and deep cuts alongside fan favourites. If you’re into exploratory rock and a devoted community vibe, this is your weekend.
Maria Bamford at Minetta Lane Theatre
Fri, Jul 24, 7:00 PM · Minetta Lane Theatre · from $203
The sharp, vulnerable comedian brings her distinctive voice to an intimate downtown venue. Expect smart, personal humour that balances darkness with warmth—a refreshing break from big-stage comedy.
The Birdland Big Band at Birdland Jazz Club
Fri, Jul 24, 5:30 PM · Birdland Jazz Club · from $116
Swing, bebop, and big-band classics in one of New York’s most storied jazz rooms. This is classic New York nightlife: live horns, tight ensemble playing, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time.
Eartheater at Bowery Ballroom
Fri, Jul 24, 7:00 PM · Bowery Ballroom · from $56
The experimental electronic artist brings avant-garde soundscapes and hypnotic visuals to this iconic Lower East Side venue. A great pick if you want something left-of-centre and immersive.
Little Shop of Horrors at Westside Theatre Upstairs
Fri, Jul 24, 7:00 PM · Westside Theatre Upstairs · from $143
This cult-classic musical about a man-eating plant is campy, funny, and surprisingly touching. Off-Broadway intimacy meets B-movie charm—a perfect antidote to Broadway spectacle.
The Book of Mormon at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre
Fri, Jul 24, 7:00 PM · Eugene O’Neill Theatre · from $118
The irreverent musical from the creators of South Park is hilarious, outrageous, and surprisingly heartfelt. It’s a crowd-pleaser that doesn’t take itself seriously—ideal for a fun, laugh-out-loud night.
Dates and venues fill up fast in New York; book early to lock in your picks. Check the details for showtimes and exact dates within the weekend.
