Ads are good for up to 3 months before an event for the price of a single ad!
Individual Banner Ad - $50 | Your choice of 300x250, 300x600, 970x250, or 600x776 (all in pixels) banner ad in a prime location. The ad runs in at least 2 ad rotations (general run of site plus a genre-related ad rotation). Comes with event pages for every performance.
2 Banner Ads - $75 | Your choice of 300x250, 300x600, 970x250, or 600x776 (all in pixels) banner ad in our two best locations. The ad runs in at least 2 ad rotations (general run of site plus a genre-related ad rotation). Comes with event pages for every performance.
Main Ad Package - $100 | The package includes all four banner ad sizes (300x250, 300x600, 970x250, or 600 x 776). Ads may all promote the same event/message or promote different events/messages. Comes with event pages for every performance.
We offer discounted rates for pre-paid packages of 3, 6, or 12 months. Our most popular package is one year pre-paid for $1,000. You can also set up a subscription via credit card or PayPal to have payments automatically made each month. Subscriptions can be stopped at any time.
Event Page Rates
$10 - single event page - includes event name, date, location, photo, description, ticket url and video (if available). Also includes an event preview article, providing even more promotion throughout the website. Events with multiple performances receive event pages for each performance for the cost of just one event. Events are listed in our Events This Week columns each Tuesday.
3-Pack - three event listings (good anytime) are available for $25.
6-Pack - six event listings (good anytime) are available for $50.
NOTE: Every banner ad purchase comes with event pages
What happens when California surf rock meets Jersey swagger? Jersey Beach Boys blends the sounds of The Beach Boys with the style of The Four Seasons in one electrifying show. With lush harmonies, choreographed moves, and nonstop energy, this unique tribute delivers a fun, sun-soaked concert experience audiences won't forget.
Dubbed “The Villain of Broadway” by Playbill, Tony Award nominee and Grammy Award winner Patrick Page (Hadestown) steps into the darkness and invites us along. In a tour-de-force performance, “one of America’s finest classical actors”(The Wall Street Journal) turns to the twisted motivations and hidden humanity at the heart of Shakespeare’s greatest villains, embodying Macbeth’s ruthless ambition, Iago’s seductive manipulation, Richard III’s gleeful cunning, Shylock’s fury, and more.
Direct from an acclaimed run at Edinburgh Fringe and two sold-out Off-Broadway engagements comes Laura Benanti: Nobody Cares, a one-woman comedy show from the mind of Tony Award® winner Laura Benanti. Known for her dazzling Broadway performances and razor-sharp wit, Benanti takes the stage to share her hilarious, heartfelt, and sometimes brutally honest takes on motherhood, people pleasing and the joys of aging. Blending side-splitting storytelling with original songs, New York Times Critic's Pick Nobody Cares is a love letter to recovering people pleasers, mothers, and anybody working on themselves.
The legendary Sun Ra Arkestra returns with exuberant cosmic jazz — a stirring blend of big‑band swing, free jazz, bebop, spiritual jazz and Afrofuturist spectacle. Formed in Chicago in the mid‑1950s as the vehicle for the visionary composer Sun Ra, the Arkestra has spanned seven decades, touring the globe and inspiring generations with its bold, otherworldly sound.
A pioneer of early synthesizer use and the free‑jazz movement of the 1960s, Sun Ra combined musical innovation with a spiritual mission—using positive vibrations and music to uplift the universe. The Arkestra’s theatrical live shows fuse space‑age improvisation, singing, dancing, chanting and Afro‑pageantry, and helped define Afrofuturism in music and performance.
Mei Semones is a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and guitarist crafting jazz-inflected indie pop in both Japanese and English. Drawing on her background in jazz guitar and her Japanese heritage, she blends inventive harmonies, intricate rhythms, and bilingual lyricism into a sound that is both intimate and exploratory.
A young woman is hired by a finance couple to tutor their son at their summer lake house, and finds herself increasingly enmeshed in the undisclosed darkness of their past.
