Open Mics in New York

A listing on badslava.com lists this night, but may not be current.

No website was found for the venue, and its start time and address are still unrecovered. An open-mic listing site remains the only source for this Wednesday night [s1].

The sources disagree about whether it still runs.

Weekly on Tuesdays, 8:00 PM. The Venue's Website has gone offline since we found this.

The Venue's Website does not mention an open mic anywhere (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. Small restaurant sites often leave out recurring events, so this alone does not rule out the Tuesday night. The Tuesday night listing comes from an open-mic listing site only.

A page on dobbsferrylibrary.org lists this night, but may not be current.

The organization's own website, checked Aug 13, 2026, confirms this Friday bluegrass jam at the Tennis Club of Hastings in Hastings-on-Hudson [s1]. That it runs weekly is inferred, not stated outright on the page.

A page on hicksvillepubliclibrary.org lists this event, but may not be current.

A news article from 2025 describes a Nassau County Teen Poet Laureate reading at the library's 'bi-monthly Open Mic,' though the exact month is not known [s1]. The library's own website is real and active, but no dedicated events or calendar page could be found to confirm the program is still running (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s2]. Day, time, and current cadence remain unconfirmed.

The sources disagree about whether it still runs.

Weekly on Fridays, 8:00 PM. The Venue's Website does not mention it.

The Venue's Website could not be read for real content (checked Sep 5, 2026), so it neither confirms nor rules out an open mic here [s1]. The Friday night listing comes from an open-mic listing site only.

The Venue's Website lists this night, but may not be current.

This is a virtual Zoom event with no fixed address, so the usual venue-website check does not apply the same way, and it is treated as unconfirmed under that policy rather than as a weak listing. The organization's own website remains its only source (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1].

The Folk Music Society of Huntington's own website, checked Aug 13, 2026, states it holds 'a folk jam & sing-along one Sunday a month at the South Huntington Public Library,' calling it a free monthly event [s1]. Which specific Sunday, and whether it pauses over the summer, were not confirmed; a search for a summer break turned up only an unrelated festival contact line.

The Folk Music Society of Huntington's own website, checked Aug 13, 2026, states it co-presents the twice-monthly NorthShore Original Open Mic (NOOM) with Cinema Arts Centre's Sky Room on Wednesday nights, 7-10 PM [s1]. Which two Wednesdays each month it falls on is not specified.

The sources disagree about whether it still runs.

Weekly on Sundays, 7:00 PM. The Venue's Website does not mention it.

The Venue's Website is real, but its events page showed only navigation code with no visible event text, which is inconclusive rather than a clear answer (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. An open-mic listing site's own event listing remains the only usable source for this Sunday night [s2].

The venue's events page lists this night, but may not be current.

A page on cornellsun.com lists this night, but may not be current.

The only source is a campus newspaper article from November 2025, never re-checked since, and the exact room on campus was never captured. Cornell is on summer break, so current silence is expected rather than a sign the event has ended, but nothing from 2026 confirms it either.

A page on events.ithaca.edu lists this event, but may not be current.

The campus newspaper describes this as one of the college's biggest traditions, back after a pandemic-era hiatus, but the article's date, and the current day and time, were never noted. Ithaca College is on summer break as of Aug 13, 2026, so no 2026-dated confirmation exists yet.

The sources disagree on the night.

The only source is a 2016 round-up article, now about ten years old, never re-checked since. Ithaca College is on summer break, so current silence says little either way, but nothing recent confirms this biweekly Wednesday night is still happening.

Cornell's student newspaper reports K-HOUSE reopened Feb 17, 2026 in downtown Ithaca's Exchange Building, with its former Downstairs room now renamed Room K [s1]. A local news site separately confirms the same reopening [s2]. The recurring 'Anything Goes' open mic hosted by SingTrece in Room K itself rests on thinner evidence — a regional events calendar and a local reopening article — than the venue's own well-documented relocation.

The sources disagree on the night.

The one source found is a general community-events homepage, not a page specific to this event, and the Venue's Website was not checked. 'Weekly' is inferred only from the event's name, 'Out Loud Mondays,' and is not confirmed elsewhere.

A page on cornellsun.com lists this event, but may not be current.

A campus newspaper's coverage from 2024 and 2025 describes this as a recurring but deliberately irregular event, roughly twice a semester. No mention from 2026 was found, so whether it continues this year is unconfirmed, and Cornell's academic calendar means current silence is not itself telling.

A page on cornellsun.com lists this night, but may not be current.

Weekly on Wednesdays, 7:00 PM. Only one source reports it.

The only source is a campus newspaper article from November 2025, about nine months before the Aug 13, 2026 check, and no address or Venue's Website was ever found. That is borderline for a weekly mic's recency, and nothing from 2026 confirms it is still running.

A page on cornellsun.com lists this night, but may not be current.

No venue-owned website could be reached; a guessed domain failed to resolve. The only evidence found is a campus newspaper feature. It is from November 2025, about nine months before the Aug 13, 2026 check -- older than the roughly six months expected for a still-active weekly mic [s1]. Ithaca is in summer break, so current silence does not itself suggest the mic has ended.

A library social media post dated Sunday, Apr 12, 2026 describes an open mic for poets and writers [s1]. A separate library social media post dated Sunday, Jun 14, 2026 describes the same recurring event [s2]. The library's own calendar also identifies it as an ongoing series with rotating featured readers alongside open floor time.

A page on rdpohl.substack.com lists this night, but may not be current.

The fourth Thursday of each month. Only one source reports it.

A 2026 feature article names this venue and a fourth-Thursday cadence, but no start time. That is a single press mention rather than the venue's own page or a second corroborating source, so it is held as unconfirmed.

A page on qchron.com lists this event, but may not be current.

A 2021 Queens Chronicle article describes this poetry open mic in a virtual, pandemic-era format, which does not establish it is still running in 2026 [s1]. No website could be reached for the bookshop (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s2]. Its Instagram page did not return any usable content [s3].

The venue's events page lists this event, but may not be current.

The organizer's own event page, published Jul 28, 2026, lists the 8th edition of this queer comedy open mic for today, Thursday, Aug 13, 2026, at 224 Foxhall Ave, Kingston [s1]. Earlier editions ran in Nov 2024 and on Wed, Feb 26, 2025 — three different weekdays across three known dates — so the day genuinely varies rather than being undetermined.

A page on hudsonvalleyone.com lists this event, but may not be current.

No website was found for the collective. A community calendar page mentions this open mic [s1]. Its date stamp is metadata about the page itself, not a date for the event, so day, time, and frequency remain unestablished.

A page on events.longisland.com lists this event, but may not be current.

A regional events site describes a 21-and-up stand-up comedy open mic at this gift shop, with free entry and parking and signup by phone or a Facebook message (checked Aug 13, 2026) [s1]. No source mentions a required bringer or a paying-guest minimum. No venue-run website was found, and the day, time, and whether signup is a true open list remain unestablished.

A listing on badslava.com lists this night, but may not be current.

No website was found for the venue. An open-mic listing site names this Tuesday night open mic [s1]. No other source was found for it.

A page on scalehousebrews.com suggests it may have ended.

The only source is a 2016 round-up article, now about ten years old, never re-checked since. There is no evidence either that it continues or that it has ended.

A listing on badslava.com lists this night, but may not be current.

No website was found for the venue; two guessed domains both failed to resolve, which is inconclusive either way. An open-mic listing site names this Monday night open mic [s1]. No other source was found for it.