New Nightlife Archive

	Title	Issue
	Nightlife in Westchester County: Best Bars, Clubs, and Places to Go for a Girls' Night Out Where the girls are: whether you’re looking for quiet conversation or festive fireworks, we’ve got a place just for the ladies.	May 2013
	Summer 2013 Box Office Preview From CGI-heavy flicks to indies and all the post-apocalyptic blockbusters in between, there’s no shortage of reasons to go to the movies this summer. By Marisa LaScala	May 2013
	Home Theater: Three New Releases to Buy in May 2013 What to add to your queue this month: Side Effects, Mama, Cloud Atlas By Marisa LaScala	May 2013
	Singer Nellie McKay Performs at the Emelin Theatre You may not have heard the name, but if you’ve ever seen Boardwalk Empire, Grey’s Anatomy or P.S. I Love You, you’ll know this songstress has some serious musical chops. Hear her uncommon brand of reggae-inflected grooves on May 11. By Marisa LaScala	May 2013
	Howard Meyer’s “Radiance” Premieres at St. John’s Episcopal Church’s Community House Inspired by the idea of toxicity and the debate about the integrity of Indian Point, Axial Theatre’s Meyer crafted his newest play to reflect environmental and relationship problems that affect the whole human race. By Marisa LaScala	May 2013
	Iron and Wine Performs at the Capitol Theatre on May 19 The ultra-calm musical style of Iron and Wine’s Sam Beam gets a boost from brass and string experimentation. By Marisa LaScala	May 2013
	Westchester’s Lack of Record Stores Make It Difficult for Music Lovers to Celebrate Record Store Day 2013 Westchester is falling behind when it comes to independent record shops. By Scott Simone	April 2013
	This Month’s Holidays: April 2013 Lesser-known reasons to mark your calendars by Emily Andrews	April 2013
	The Black Crowes “Lay Down with Number 13” Tour Stops at the Capitol Theatre Performing April 2-3, Chris Robinson’s hard-rocking band is also promoting Wiser for Time, a four-vinyl release of live performances recorded in New York City in 2010. By Marisa LaScala	April 2013
	Reduced Shakespeare Company’s 100-Minute “The Complete History of America (Abridged)” Whether you’re cramming for that history final or you love a good show, this shockingly brief portrayal of centuries’ worth of US history at the Emelin Theatre is a can’t-miss. by Marisa LaScala	April 2013