NYC weekend events feature theater, music, and kids' fair

This weekend in New York City offers a variety of events and experiences from March 21 to 23. One highlight is Pascale Armand’s theatrical performance titled “$#!thole Country Clapback: A Redux.” The show, taking place on Friday at the Billie Holiday Theatre in Brooklyn, responds to former President Trump’s controversial remarks about Haiti. The play shares Armand's family story and explores themes of identity. Tickets start at $20. DJ D-Nice will celebrate the fifth anniversary of his popular online series, “Club Quarantine,” on Saturday at the Apollo Theater in Harlem. The event will feature live music and performances from popular artists like De La Soul and Deborah Cox. Tickets are priced at $85. Film lovers can catch “Pet Shop Days" at The Roxy Cinema, with showings on Saturday and March 29. The movie is produced by Robert De Niro and features a thrilling story set in New York City. A Q&A session with the director will follow the screening. Tickets cost $18. Art enthusiasts can visit "The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism" at the New York Botanical Garden, which runs through April 27. The exhibit showcases beautiful orchid displays inspired by a famous Mexican architect. Tickets are $35. Fans of the show “Friends” can explore the “FRIENDS Experience” in Manhattan. This interactive exhibit recreates iconic sets and features authentic show props. Ticket prices start at $45.50. Additionally, the Museum of the City of New York presents "Changing The Face of Democracy: Shirley Chisholm 100," celebrating the legacy of the first African American woman in Congress. The exhibition runs through July 20, and tickets are $23. Finally, the Brooklyn Children’s Museum will host the Classical Kids Fair on Sunday. This family-friendly event features performances, dance workshops, and an "instrument petting zoo" for kids. Tickets are priced at $15. There are many exciting activities to choose from this weekend across the city.