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Creepy crawlies, zombies, and prom afterparties.…all the ingredients of a good campy film.
Night of the Creeps at Landmark Sunshine (September 26 and 27).

Marianne Boesky has a talent for picking winners, and Neil Campbell's clever optical illusions are no exception. Neil Campbell at Marianne Boesky Gallery (ongoing).

The ethereal St. Vincent graces Brooklyn with her pretty harmonies. St. Vincent at Brooklyn Academy of Music (September 27).

Amelia Bauer's first solo show features delicate paper cut-outs as well as photography and sculpture. Amelia Bauer: Environs at Capricious Space Opening (September 26).

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Greenpoint heats up on Friday as graffiti shop Alphabeta hosts a night of free booze, art, and music. No Big Deal at Alphabeta (September 26).

If St. Vincent's sweet sounds aren't your thing, head over to Santos Party House for an electrifying Black Dice set. Black Dice at Santos Party House (September 27).

Governor's Island's latest attraction? Mini-golf, of course. City of Dreams Mini-Golf Open (September 27- October 12).
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