Mister Saturday Night is one of NYC's most dependable parties. DJs and Messieurs Saturday Night Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter are two of NYC's most reliable party throwers. And after months of venue turbulence, the shindig has found a home. More»

New York recently profiled the tight knit boys' club behind the city's glitziest nightspots du jour. But if you can't get into, or interested in, the standard scene, you've got plenty of alternatives. And despite the peripatetic nature of NYC's underground nightlife, its leadership is firmly in place. More»

As 15,000 people schlepped via ferry to Governors Island for the much-hyped Hard NYC on Saturday, a couple hundred of the dance happy opted for the Mister Saturday Night hoedown in a Bushwick alleyway. Thundershowers rained on both parades. But it was Mister Saturday Night that showed how NYC nightlife can weather a storm. More»

It's been the best and worst and best of times for NYC's outdoor music scene. On Friday Sunday Best announced it'd been booted from its Gowanus home, again, but that organizers had found a solid, secure replacement. And today,  P.S. 1 announced the lineup for its Warm Up dance series. More»

[via guestofaguest.com] Whether looking for garden settings, dancing, or even tourists (?!), we have the perfect outdoor drinking destination for you (that is, when you're not at your catered clambake on Cooper's Beach). MORE>>>

After a mercifully brief hiccup, Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter's Sunday Best dance party will be back on the banks of the Hipster Riviera this weekend! And you won't have to wait on hour-long lines for a beer. More»

Well, this sucks. Maybe we shouldn't have complained about crowds. The lovely BKLYN Yard in Gowanus, fresh off its first Sunday Best and a glowing Times profile, is over. More»

Sunday Best, the city's finest outdoor summer dance party, may have reached a tipping point last week. The music killed, the vibe rocked and the place was packed. Too packed. And, waddya know, the Times gave the bash even more (unwelcome?) exposure today. The word is out, but is there any way to get it back in? More»