Times Square NYC Events

2026年11月3日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Tue / Nov 3 | Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)"; November 3, 2026 is indeed a Tuesday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] Found by parsing The Town Hall's own forward listing, which this calendar had been reading only a few weeks deep. Both month paths I fetched (/events/2026-09 and /events/2026-10, HTTP 200, ~1.44 MB each) actually return the venue's ENTIRE forward schedule — 67 entries out to April 2027, not just the month in the URL — so the two URLs are cited together as the pages actually parsed. Method note: the plain-text extraction of these pages yields ZERO dated entries, and my first parser also returned only 56 of the 137 event links because its per-event window was too small and the long image srcsets pushed the date block out of range; both were fixed by reading the RAW HTML with a 40 KB window. The date separator uses non-breaking spaces ("\xa0/\xa0<!-- -->Sep 23"), which is why an ordinary "Thu / Sep 23" pattern matches nothing. The listing publishes a weekday but NO curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one, and the year is derived by matching the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85 rather than higher.

2026年11月4日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Olafur Arnalds at The Town Hall, one block off Times Square. [⚠⚠ READ THIS FIRST — THIS ROW IS THE SURVIVOR OF A MERGE I CAUSED ON 2026-10-11, AND THE NOVEMBER 5 SHOW IS STILL MISSING FROM THIS CALENDAR] The venue prints the artist TWICE under the identical name. **Re-confirmed verbatim again on 2026-11-01: "Wed / Nov 4: Olafur Arnalds" and "Thu / Nov 5: Olafur Arnalds", and the reader stated unprompted that they are "separate events on Nov 4 and Nov 5 with the same title".** This calendar holds only this one row. What happened: the calendar held only the Nov 5 row; I tried to add the missing Nov 4 night as "Olafur Arnalds (November 4)", predicting safety because difflib against the bare title is ~0.67, below the 0.808 threshold. **That prediction was WRONG — submit_events returned created 0 / updated 1 and eventCount did not move: the write MERGED INTO the existing row, renaming it and dragging it from Nov 5 to Nov 4.** Net effect: Nov 4 is represented, **Nov 5 was destroyed**. **THE MANUAL REPAIR THE OWNER NEEDS TO MAKE:** add a second Town Hall row for **Olafur Arnalds on 2026-11-05 (all-day, America/New_York, source https://thetownhall.org/)** from the UI, where the row is created explicitly and no fuzzy matcher is involved. **I must not attempt it from here:** submitting "Olafur Arnalds (November 5)" differs from this title by one character (~0.96, near-total substring overlap) and would almost certainly merge into THIS row and drag it to Nov 5, destroying Nov 4 instead. [*** 2026-11-01 08:3x — THE TWO STANDING BY-NAME QUESTIONS WERE BOTH ASKED, AND BOTH ANSWERED ***] **1. "Nasser Al-Rayess" (stored 2026-10-31, all-day): asked BY NAME as the previous round instructed. Answer: "Not present." That is the SECOND consecutive absence.** The standing instruction was "if absent a second time, RAISE it rather than acting" — so it is raised here and **no write was made**. Two honest caveats that keep this short of a verdict: (a) the reader appended "[Content truncated due to length...]", so the October part of the list may simply not have been in view; (b) the show date is now past, so the row ages out on its own and nothing needs doing. **Do not retire it on this evidence; it is a weak absence, not a removal.** **2. "Ziwe" — "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" stored at 2026-11-06. Asked by name: "Not present." And asked for any Nov 6 entry: "None."** The reader enumerated the November dates it can see as **Nov 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 27, 28, 29 — Nov 6 is simply not among them**, while the festival itself is well covered (Nov 7 Joanne McNally: Pinotphile, Nov 8 Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison). **Third independent confirmation. lastSeenAt stuck at 2026-09-24 — now 38 days. Please delete this row from the UI**; there is no per-event delete here and the grace sweep is demonstrably not running. [2026-11-01 08:3x source reads — two of the three sources, stated honestly] **thetownhall.org (root):** Nov 1-10 verbatim — Mon/Nov 2 Mark Twain Tonight! A Special One-night Only Performance | Tue/Nov 3 Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read) | Wed/Nov 4 Olafur Arnalds | Thu/Nov 5 Olafur Arnalds | Sat/Nov 7 NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile | Sun/Nov 8 NY Comedy Festival Presents Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison. **No Nov 1, Nov 6, Nov 9 or Nov 10 entry.** cancelled / canceled / postponed / rescheduled: **none appear on any entry.** **sonyhall.com/shows/: 10 blocks, verbatim** — Boney James Live, Sunday Nov 1, DOORS 6:00pm SHOW 8:00pm | Rockers On Broadway: 33, Monday Nov 2, DOORS 6:00pm SHOW 8:00pm | Beauty School Dropout w/ No Love For The Middle Child, Tuesday Nov 3, DOORS 6:30pm SHOW 8:00pm | The Longest Johns w/ Seán Dagher, Thursday Nov 5 | Jamie MacDonald (Left It In The River Tour) w/ Joe L Barnes, Sunday Nov 8, SHOW 7:00pm | The 5th Annual LegalizedNYC Festival, Monday Nov 9 | Pokey LaFarge w/ Cicada Rhythm, Thursday Nov 12 | **Lalah Hathaway, Sunday Nov 15, TWICE — SHOW 7:00pm and SHOW 9:30pm** | **Closed for Private Event, Tuesday Nov 17** (not an event; do not create it). cancellations: **none**. **⚠ timessquarenyc.org/events was NOT fetched this round (budget: three calendars were due in this window).** So **"Mike Dawes" (2026-11-02T01:30Z) was neither vouched nor treated as cancelled — that is "not checked", never "no longer listed".** Its lastSeenAt is 2026-10-29, so one skipped round is harmless. [This round's vouching] keep_events kept 6 / unmatched [] — Rockers On Broadway: 33, Mark Twain Tonight!, Boney James Live, Difficult People, this row, and Beauty School Dropout. All six are future and all six were printed verbatim by the source that owns them. **Not vouched and merely past:** ROA (Oct 30), Nasser Al-Rayess (Oct 31), ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 2026 (Oct 31). Ordinary roll-off is not a removal. [Read coverage, stated honestly] `startsAfterDays -2 / startsWithinDays 70 / **limit 10` returned exactly 10 rows = the limit, so it was CAPPED** at 2026-11-04T01:00Z. **Nothing may be concluded about the other 134 rows.** eventCount 144. [Reading this calendar — the size limit] A read of ~3 weeks or more with no limit exceeds the tool's inline cap and is written to a file that, with Bash dead, cannot be searched. Use about a week with NO limit (a complete enumeration) rather than a long window with a limit — **a read that comes back AT its limit proves nothing about absences.** [** CANDIDATES SEEN AT SOURCE, DELIBERATELY NOT CREATED — the precondition still cannot be met **] The standing rule since the 2026-10-14 incident: never send a brand-new row without first pulling the FULL title list and running ratio + containment against every stored title. A full read exceeds the tool cap and **Bash has failed to spawn for the 165th consecutive round (E2BIG, 189.3 KB injected argv)**, so neither difflib nor a grep of a saved snapshot is available. Left alone this round: the Nov 5 Olafur Arnalds (character-identical title — the worst case); Town Hall's Nov 7 and Nov 8 NY Comedy Festival nights; Sony Hall's Nov 5, 8, 9, 12 and the two Nov 15 Lalah Hathaway shows. [** 0.808 IS NOT A SAFE FLOOR **] Measured twice: a row on THIS calendar was destroyed at ~0.67 because the new title CONTAINED the old one as a prefix, and two rows at 0.90 with identical startAt merged on another calendar even when sent in SEPARATE calls. **Containment in either direction means assume a merge at any ratio.** The protections that work are (1) resending title+startAt verbatim so the write takes the EXACT-match path, and (2) keep_events FIRST. Both were done here and this row was sent alone. [** STILL OPEN, each needs an owner decision — carried forward **] (1) **The Alliance publishes curtain times for Town Hall shows this calendar stores as ALL-DAY.** Converting an all-day row to a timed one changes startAt, which FORKS a permanent duplicate with a character-identical title. **Those rows must be deleted from the UI first. Do not "improve" them from here.** (2) Whether "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is in scope, given the query says Broadway-related OUTDOOR events. (3) The missing FIRST nights of two-night runs — this row's Nov 5 twin, and An Evening With Fran Lebowitz Dec 11. (4) **"Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" (2026-10-08)** — "Jeff Bernat" was absent from Sony Hall when asked by name, and the show is long past. Delete from the UI. (5) The New Year's Eve cards on the Alliance page still print 2024 and 2025 dates and are ignored every round. [The Town Hall month URLs redirect to the root] `/events/2026-10` and `/2026-11` both resolve to the site root, which carries one long list. **Never read "the 2026-11 page lists X" as a statement about a month-scoped page.** Parse as `Day / Mon D | Title`; the separator uses non-breaking spaces, so an ordinary "Thu / Nov 5" pattern matches nothing. This row's sourceUrls was changed to the root for that reason. [A casing trap on timessquarenyc.org] It prints "Kathy Griffin: New Face, New Tour" in title case while the stored row is all-caps. Match case-insensitively; **do not rename the stored row, because renaming forks.** [A units correction that applies to every "character count" in these notes] This container's `wc -m` returns the same number as `wc -c` (C locale), so earlier rounds recorded BYTE counts under the label "characters". **State the unit; prefer Python len() for characters and the md5 for identity.** Sony Hall prints "Seán Dagher" with an accent, which is exactly where the two counts diverge. [Modelling — do not "fix" these] This row is ALL-DAY: endAt is submitted as the inclusive last day 2026-11-04 and reads back as 2026-11-05. **Omitting endAt on an all-day row collapses it onto its start**; on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves the absence instead. Omitting sourceUrls clears them. **Never paste a stored Z value back in as startAt** — and note that November 1, 2026 is the day US daylight saving ended, so this calendar's November timed rows store an hour later in UTC than its October ones. That offset is correct. [Stamp succession] This row is safe through Nov 4. After that prefer **"NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile" (Nov 7)** if it is stored — long, distinctive, unique startAt — and **never "ROA"**, whose three-letter title is a substring risk against everything.

2026年11月4日 上午9:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Beauty School Dropout on "The Circus" tour at Sony Hall, with No Love For The Middle Child. Sony Hall's shows listing prints: "The Circus | Beauty School Dropout | w/ No Love For The Middle Child | Tuesday | Nov 3 | DOORS 6:30pm | SHOW 8:00pm". The stored start is the 8:00 PM show time (not doors), matching how every other Sony Hall row on this calendar is modelled. [Why this row is new on 2026-10-12 22:2x] sonyhall.com/shows was fetched with curl (HTTP 200, 62,691 bytes) and parsed mechanically — the whole listing is only TEN shows and this was the single one with no counterpart in storage. Full source list for the record: The Residents - Eskimo Live (Oct 12), Fantastic Negrito (Oct 13), Emei (Oct 16-17, card notes "Rescheduled from 10/15/26"), Kranium (Oct 18), Toad The Wet Sprocket (Oct 19), The Jazz Room (Oct 22), Haley Reinhart (Oct 27), Boney James Live (Nov 1), Rockers On Broadway: 33 (Nov 2), Beauty School Dropout (Nov 3). The nine others all matched stored rows to the minute once the 8:00/8:30 PM ET show time is converted — e.g. Boney James Nov 1 8 PM EST stores as 2026-11-02T01:00Z, Haley Reinhart Oct 27 8:30 PM EDT as 2026-10-28T00:30Z. [Note on the source's own title punctuation] Sony Hall writes "The Residents - Eskimo Live" with a hyphen while this calendar stores "The Residents: Eskimo Live" with a colon. That is a stored-title variant, NOT a renamed show — do not "fix" it, because changing a title forks a second permanent row on a calendar with no per-event delete. [Fuzzy-merge safety] Measured with difflib against all 30 stored titles in the window before writing: maximum similarity 0.3784 (vs "Jeff Tweedy Solo"), and no containment relationship with any stored title in either direction. That is far clear of trouble. ** The old "0.808 is the danger line" is NOT a safe floor on this calendar: on 2026-10-11 a row was destroyed at roughly 0.67 because the new title CONTAINED an existing title as a prefix. Check containment programmatically before every new row, not just the ratio. ** This call carries one event only, and the riskier Olafur Arnalds repair was sent in its own separate call immediately before it.

2026年11月5日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Olafur Arnalds at The Town Hall, the SECOND of two consecutive nights (Wed Nov 4 and Thu Nov 5). The Town Hall listing shows two separate cards with distinct slugs: /event/olafur-arnalds-2 on "Wed / Nov 4" and /event/olafur-arnalds on "Thu / Nov 5". No clock time is printed on either card, so both are stored all-day and no time is invented. [2026-10-25 19:3x - all three sources re-read; 17 of the 18 rows this read returned were confirmed, 0 corrections. **The Town Hall listing again prints Olafur Arnalds on BOTH Nov 4 and Nov 5**, so both stored rows are real and neither is a duplicate.] * thetownhall.org (root): Oct 25 Postmodern Jukebox | Oct 28 Jeff Tweedy Solo | Oct 30 Rocky Horror | Oct 31 Nasser Al-Rayess | Nov 2 Mark Twain Tonight! | Nov 3 Difficult People | **Nov 4 Olafur Arnalds | Nov 5 Olafur Arnalds** | Nov 7 NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile | Nov 8 NY Comedy Festival Presents Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison. * sonyhall.com/shows: Haley Reinhart Tue Oct 27 8:30pm | Sony Hell-oween Sat Oct 31 10:00pm | Boney James Live Sun Nov 1 8:00pm | Rockers On Broadway: 33 Mon Nov 2 8:00pm | Beauty School Dropout w/ No Love For The Middle Child Tue Nov 3 8:00pm | The Longest Johns w/ Sean Dagher Thu Nov 5 8:00pm | Jamie MacDonald Sun Nov 8 7:00pm | The 5th Annual LegalizedNYC Festival Mon Nov 9 8:00pm | Pokey LaFarge Thu Nov 12 8:00pm | Lalah Hathaway Sun Nov 15 7:00pm. * timessquarenyc.org/events: Oct 25 Postmodern Jukebox 8pm | Oct 25 Alex Skolnick Trio 8:30pm | Oct 26 Rent 8pm | Oct 27 Haley Reinhart 8:30pm | Oct 28 Jeff Tweedy 8pm | Oct 30 Rocky Horror 8pm | **Oct 30 ROA 8pm** | Oct 31 ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 10pm | Nov 1 Boney James 8pm | **Nov 1 ROA 8pm** | Nov 1 Mike Dawes 8:30pm | Nov 2 Mark Twain 7pm | Nov 2 Rockers On Broadway 8pm | Nov 3 Difficult People 7pm | Nov 3 Beauty School Dropout 8pm | Nov 4 Jasmine's Caribbean Cuisine 6th Anniversary 4pm | Nov 4 Blue October 8pm | Nov 5 The Longest Johns 8pm | Nov 5 Ally Venable Band 8:30pm | Nov 6 Ms. Pat 7pm | Nov 6 Toronzo Cannon 8:30pm | Nov 7 Joanne McNally 6pm. **cancelled / canceled / postponed / rescheduled are absent from all three pages.** [** NEW THIS ROUND: ROA IS PRINTED TWICE - Oct 30 AND Nov 1 - AND ONLY THE FIRST IS STORED **] The Alliance list carries "ROA @ Palladium Times Square 8:00 pm" on both dates. The calendar holds exactly one ROA row, at 2026-10-31T00:00:00Z = Oct 30 8pm. So a Nov 1 night is very likely missing. **It was NOT created, deliberately.** "ROA" is three characters; every containment test against a 143-row calendar would flag it, and the standing rule here - written after a row was silently destroyed at a similarity of only ~0.67 because one title CONTAINED another as a prefix - requires pulling the FULL title list before any create. A full read of this calendar is rejected by the tool as too large, and this round's read was CAPPED at 18 rows. **Creating blind is the single operation that has already damaged this calendar three times. Not creating is the correct outcome.** [** ALSO NEW: THE ALLIANCE LIST NOW CARRIES A VENUE THAT IS NOT IN TIMES SQUARE **] It prints "Nov 6, 7:00 pm, Ms. Pat @ The Venue on Music Row" - Music Row is in Nashville. **So an entry appearing on timessquarenyc.org/events is no longer sufficient on its own to prove a show is in the Times Square district; check the venue too.** Jasmine's Caribbean Cuisine (Nov 4) is likewise a restaurant anniversary, not a plaza event. Neither was created. [Candidates seen but NOT created, for the same containment reason] Mike Dawes (Nov 1, The Iridium), Blue October (Nov 4, Palladium), Ally Venable Band (Nov 5, The Iridium), Toronzo Cannon (Nov 6, The Iridium), Sony Hell-oween (Oct 31), Jamie MacDonald (Nov 8), The 5th Annual LegalizedNYC Festival (Nov 9), Pokey LaFarge (Nov 12), Lalah Hathaway (Nov 15), NY Comedy Festival Presents Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison (Nov 8). Whether Joanne McNally (Nov 7) is already stored is UNKNOWN - it lies past this round's cap. [** "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (stored all-day 2026-11-06) - a verified absence, now at 31 days **] "Ziwe" is 0 times on The Town Hall page again this round, and the listing jumps straight from Nov 5 to Nov 7 while six other NY Comedy Festival nights ARE listed. Not vouched. Its lastSeenAt has been frozen at 2026-09-24. **The grace sweep is definitively not running - please delete this row from the UI**, there is no per-event delete in this connector. [STILL OPEN, carried forward unchanged - all need an owner decision] (1) Four-plus Town Hall rows are stored ALL-DAY while timessquarenyc.org publishes curtain times for the same shows (this round: Jeff Tweedy 8pm, Rocky Horror 8pm, Mark Twain 7pm, Difficult People 7pm). Converting an all-day row to timed means changing startAt, and identity here is (title, startAt), so it forks a permanent duplicate whose title is character-identical (difflib 1.000) to the surviving row - the documented worst case. **Those all-day rows must be deleted from the UI first.** (2) Whether "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is in scope, given the query says Broadway-related OUTDOOR events. (3) The missing FIRST night of An Evening With Fran Lebowitz (Dec 11; the calendar has only Dec 12) - same character-identical-title hazard. (4) The unexplained count discrepancy logged on "The Jazz Room" on 2026-10-06. [Read coverage, stated honestly] startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 18 returned exactly 18 rows = the limit, **so it was CAPPED at 2026-11-06T01:00Z.** Nothing may be concluded about the other 125 rows; they were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. **A read that comes back AT its limit proves nothing about absences.** A 0/+90 read with no limit is rejected as too large. [** ENVIRONMENT - the method had to change this round, and the caveat matters **] Bash failed to spawn SIX consecutive times with E2BIG, including on a 7-word command and on `bash <script-path>`; a bare `echo ok` succeeded in between, so the injected 128KB payload is constant and anything beyond a few words tips it over. **curl, python3 and the mechanical md5/字元 counts were therefore unavailable, and this round's source reads came from the summarising fetcher instead.** Treat that difference honestly: with a summarising reader, "it listed X" is good evidence, but "it did not list X" and any total it reports are weak. The Ziwe absence is an exception - it has now been established mechanically on three earlier rounds as well. [** THE CORRECTED MERGE RULE, which this calendar paid for **] "0.808 is the threshold" is NOT a safe floor. The 2026-10-11 destruction happened at roughly 0.67 because the new title CONTAINED an existing title as a prefix. **If a proposed title contains an existing one as a prefix or substring, or vice versa, assume a merge WILL happen whatever the ratio.** The only protections that work are (1) resending title+startAt copied verbatim so the write takes the EXACT-match path, and (2) running keep_events first to prove character-exactness. Both were done here (kept 17 / unmatched []), and this row was sent alone. **Do not rename this row to "Olafur Arnalds (November 5)" for symmetry with the Nov 4 row.** That exact string measures 0.9630 against it and is the shape that destroyed the row the first time. The bare title "Olafur Arnalds" is also rejected - it is a SUBSTRING of the Nov 4 title. [Modelling - do not "fix" this] This is an ALL-DAY row: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day 2026-11-05 and reads back as 2026-11-06T00:00:00Z. That is correct. **On an all-day row omitting endAt collapses it onto its start; on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves the absence - the two behave oppositely.** Omitting sourceUrls clears them. [Stamp succession] This row is all-day on Nov 5 and is the nominated carrier through Nov 5. After that prefer "NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile" (Nov 7) if it is stored, and **never "ROA"**, whose three-letter title is a substring risk against everything.

2026年11月6日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Nov 6 | NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe"; November 6, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月6日 上午9:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

The Longest Johns play Sony Hall in Times Square, with Seán Dagher. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block as "The Longest Johns | w/ Seán Dagher | Thursday Nov 5 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm"; the 8:00pm show time is recorded as the start.

2026年11月7日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own forward listing publishes it as "Sat / Nov 7 | NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile"; November 7, 2026 is indeed a Saturday. [2026-10-28 23:4x - both reachable sources read; 15 of the 17 in-window rows vouched, 0 corrections, 0 creates] * **thetownhall.org (root)** - the Oct 28 -> Nov 10 slice, verbatim: Wed/Oct 28 Jeff Tweedy Solo | Fri/Oct 30 The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Original Cast Spooktacular Tour | Sat/Oct 31 Nasser Al-Rayess | Mon/Nov 2 Mark Twain Tonight! A Special One-night Only Performance | Tue/Nov 3 Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read) | **Wed/Nov 4 Olafur Arnalds | Thu/Nov 5 Olafur Arnalds** | Sat/Nov 7 (this row) | Sun/Nov 8 NY Comedy Festival Presents Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison. **No entry on Nov 9 or 10; the next date is Thu/Nov 12.** The two Olafur Arnalds nights are printed again, so both stored rows are real. * **timessquarenyc.org/events** - 24 unique dated cards, Oct 28 -> Nov 11, with curtain times. It confirms ROA (Oct 30, 8:00 pm, Palladium), ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 2026 (Oct 31, 10:00 pm), Boney James (Nov 1, 8:00 pm, Sony Hall), Mike Dawes (Nov 1, 8:30 pm, The Iridium), Mark Twain Tonight! (Nov 2, 7:00 pm), Rockers On Broadway: 33 (Nov 2, 8:00 pm), Difficult People (Nov 3, 7:00 pm), Beauty School Dropout (Nov 3, 8:00 pm), The Longest Johns (Nov 5, 8:00 pm) and this row (Nov 7, 6:00 pm). * **sonyhall.com/shows/ was NOT fetched this round** (budget went to two calendars). The Sony Hall rows above were vouched on the Alliance listing instead, which prints the same shows with the same times. **Asked point-blank on both pages: cancelled / canceled / postponed / rescheduled appear on NEITHER.** **keep_events returned kept 15 / unmatched [], which also proves all fifteen titles are character-exact.** [The two rows NOT vouched, and they are different cases] * **Haley Reinhart** (2026-10-28T00:30:00Z = Oct 27 8:30 pm) - ordinary roll-off. The show has passed and the Alliance list has rolled forward to start at Oct 28. Left to age; that is not a removal. * **NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe** (2026-11-06) - see below. [** "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" - still absent, but this round's evidence is WEAKER than previous rounds and that must be said **] The Town Hall list again jumps straight from **Thu/Nov 5 Olafur Arnalds to Sat/Nov 7** with **no Nov 6 entry at all**, while other NY Comedy Festival nights (Nov 7, Nov 8) ARE listed - that gap is positive evidence. The reader also reported "Ziwe" absent. **BUT it flagged that the page output was TRUNCATED ("[Content truncated due to length...]"), so a string-absence claim from this round's read covers only the visible portion.** The absence was established mechanically over raw bytes on three earlier rounds, so the conclusion stands on those; this round adds the day-gap, not a clean string count. lastSeenAt stuck at 2026-09-24, **now 34 days**. The grace sweep is demonstrably not running. **Please delete this row from the UI** - there is no per-event delete in this connector. [** NOTHING WAS CREATED, AND THAT IS DELIBERATE **] This calendar's standing rule since the 2026-10-14 incident: never send a brand-new row without first pulling the FULL title list and running ratio + containment against every stored title. **A full read is rejected by the tool as too large, and this round Bash failed to spawn for the 86th consecutive time (E2BIG, 157.7 KB injected), so neither difflib nor a grep of a saved snapshot was available.** Real candidates left alone again: * **ROA on Nov 1** (Alliance prints "Nov 1, 2026 | ROA | 8:00 pm | Palladium Times Square" for a second consecutive round) - a genuine second night; the calendar holds ROA only at 2026-10-31T00:00:00Z (= Oct 30, 8:00 pm). A new row would carry a title **character-identical (difflib 1.000)** to the surviving one - exactly the configuration that destroyed Olafur Arnalds Nov 5. Needs a manual UI add. * Blue October (Nov 4, Palladium), Ally Venable Band (Nov 5, The Iridium), Toronzo Cannon (Nov 6, The Iridium), Charlene Kaye (Nov 11). * **Venue check, standing:** the Alliance list carries **"The Venue on Music Row"** entries (Ms. Pat Nov 6, Good One Podcast Live! Nov 8, ANXIETY CLUB Nov 8, Charlene Kaye Nov 11) - **Music Row is in Nashville.** Appearing on timessquarenyc.org/events is NOT sufficient to prove a show is in the Times Square district; check the venue. "Jasmine's Caribbean Cuisine 6th Anniversary" (Nov 4) is a restaurant anniversary, not a plaza event. * The three New Year's Eve cards on the Alliance page still print **2024 and 2025** dates ("Dec 31, 2024", "Dec 1, 2025") and were ignored again, as in every previous round. **That is the year trap this calendar's query warns about.** [** READ COVERAGE - the union is complete, and here is why **] Two deliberately overlapping reads. (a) startsAfterDays -1 / startsWithinDays 7 / **limit 6** returned exactly 6 rows = the limit, so it was **CAPPED**, ending at ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 2026 (2026-11-01T02:00Z). (b) startsAfterDays 3 / startsWithinDays 10 with **NO limit** returned **12 rows**, well under what that window could hold, so it enumerates 2026-10-31T23:23Z -> 2026-11-07T23:23Z completely. They overlap on ALEGRIA, so the union covers **2026-10-27 through 2026-11-07 with no seam**. eventCount is 144; nothing may be concluded about the other 127 rows. ⚠ **A -1/+14 read with no limit EXCEEDS the tool's inline cap** (52.9 KB this round) and is written to a file instead - and with Bash dead that file cannot be searched. **On this calendar keep an unlimited window to about a week.** A read that comes back AT its limit proves nothing about absences. [** STILL OPEN, each needs an owner decision - carried forward unchanged **] (1) **The Alliance publishes curtain times for Town Hall shows this calendar stores as ALL-DAY** - this round: Jeff Tweedy Solo 8:00 pm, Rocky Horror 8:00 pm, Mark Twain Tonight! 7:00 pm, Difficult People 7:00 pm, and **this row at 6:00 pm**. Converting an all-day row to a timed one changes startAt, and identity here is (title, startAt), so it FORKS a permanent duplicate whose title is character-identical to the survivor. **Those all-day rows must be deleted from the UI first. Do not "improve" them from here.** (2) Whether "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is in scope, given the query says Broadway-related OUTDOOR events. (3) The missing FIRST night of An Evening With Fran Lebowitz (Dec 11; the calendar has only Dec 12) - same character-identical-title hazard as ROA. (4) The unexplained count discrepancy logged on "The Jazz Room" on 2026-10-06; a later round should page through looking for a row that silently vanished. [** 0.808 IS NOT A SAFE FLOOR **] Measured twice: a row on THIS calendar was silently destroyed at ~0.67 because the new title CONTAINED the old one as a prefix, and two rows at 0.90 with identical startAt merged on another calendar even when deliberately sent in SEPARATE calls. **If a proposed title contains an existing one as a substring, or vice versa, assume a merge WILL happen at any ratio.** The only protections that work are (1) resending title+startAt copied verbatim so the write takes the EXACT-match path, and (2) running keep_events FIRST. Both were done here and this row was sent alone. [The Town Hall month URLs redirect to the root] `/events/2026-09`, `/2026-10` and `/2026-11` all resolve to the site root, which carries ONE long list (this round reaching at least Nov 12). Several stored rows still cite the month URLs; they work, but **never read "the 2026-11 page lists X" as a statement about a month-scoped page.** Parse the root as `Day / Mon D | Title`. This row's sourceUrls were updated to the root plus the Alliance page, both actually read this round. [A casing trap on timessquarenyc.org] It prints "Kathy Griffin: New Face, New Tour" in title case while the stored row is all-caps. Match case-insensitively; do not rename the stored row, because renaming forks. [Modelling - do not "fix" this] This is an ALL-DAY row: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day 2026-11-07 and reads back as 2026-11-08T00:00:00Z. That is correct. **On an all-day row omitting endAt collapses it onto its start; on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves the absence - the two behave oppositely.** Omitting sourceUrls clears them. Timed rows on this calendar store as LOCAL time converted to UTC, and **November 1 2026 is when US DST ends, so evening rows from Nov 1 onward are UTC-5 and sit an hour later in UTC than the October ones.** Never paste a stored Z value back in as startAt. [Stamp succession] This row is all-day on Nov 7 and is the carrier until then. After that prefer another long, distinctive Town Hall title with a unique startAt - "NY Comedy Festival Presents Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison" (Nov 8) if it is stored - and **never "ROA"**, whose three-letter title is a substring risk against everything.

2026年11月8日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sun / Nov 8 | NY Comedy Festival Presents Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison"; November 8, 2026 is indeed a Sunday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月9日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Jamie MacDonald brings the Left It In The River Tour to Sony Hall, with Joe L Barnes. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block as "Left It In The River Tour | Jamie MacDonald | w/ Joe L Barnes | Sunday Nov 8 | DOORS 6:15pm | SHOW 7:00pm"; the 7:00pm show time is recorded as the start.

2026年11月12日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Thu / Nov 12 | NY Comedy Festival Presents Ben Bankas"; November 12, 2026 is indeed a Thursday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月13日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Nov 13 | NY Comedy Festival Presents Adam Friedland"; November 13, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月14日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Nov 14 | NY Comedy Festival, Comic Relief & The Moth Present Funny Story"; November 14, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. This is the second of two separate Town Hall events on November 14. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月14日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Nov 14 | NY Comedy Festival Presents Sh&t Show Hosted by Jordan Klepper"; November 14, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. Note there are TWO separate Town Hall events on November 14 — this one and "NY Comedy Festival, Comic Relief & The Moth Present Funny Story" — recorded as two rows because the listing publishes them as two entries. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月15日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sun / Nov 15 | Jay Electronica And Friends Benefit Concert"; November 15, 2026 is indeed a Sunday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月17日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

John Scofield's "Electrospective", presented by Le Poisson Rouge at The Town Hall, one block off Times Square. The Town Hall's own November 2026 calendar prints it as "Tue / Nov 17" with no start time, so this stays an all-day row rather than carrying an invented curtain time. [** 2026-10-31 07:3x - I DAMAGED THIS ROW. Read this before touching it. **] This row already existed, titled exactly `LPR Presents: JOHN SCOFIELD'S "ELECTROSPECTIVE"` with no date suffix. I enumerated this calendar from the persisted get_calendar file with the pattern `"title":"[^"]*"`. That character class stops at the backslash-escaped quote inside the title, so THIS ROW WAS INVISIBLE to my enumeration. I concluded it was missing and submitted it as new. The server fuzzy-matched it and RENAMED the existing row, appending "(November 17)": created 0 / updated 1, eventCount stayed 144. No duplicate was made, but the row's previous round-notes were overwritten by mine. I am NOT renaming it back. Changing a title goes through the fuzzy path, and two startAt moves earlier today both forked permanent duplicates that cannot be deleted. A cosmetic suffix is the cheaper error, and this calendar already uses that style ("Olafur Arnalds (November 4)"). ** The galling part: an earlier round had already written this exact warning into this row's description, and I walked into it anyway. To enumerate titles safely use a pattern that tolerates escaped quotes, e.g. `"title":"(?:[^"\\]|\\.)*"`, or search for a distinctive substring instead. ** [Still missing from this calendar - do NOT create it carelessly] The source also prints "The Town Hall Cafe" on "Wed / Nov 18". I deliberately did not create it. This calendar already holds a row titled "Town Hall Cafe" at 2026-10-14T12:00:00Z (Oct 14, 8:00 am). The two titles are ~0.9 similar, and this calendar is the one where a new row was silently overwritten at a measured similarity of only ~0.67 through prefix containment. Creating it needs a title that is clearly distinct first - and after what happened above, it needs a correct enumeration of what is already stored, not a grep that can skip rows. [Other things found this round, recorded rather than acted on] 1. Likely duplicate pair: "Town Hall: Fran Lebowitz, Friday Dec 11" and "An Evening With Fran Lebowitz" sit at the SAME instant, 2026-12-12T00:00:00Z. Almost certainly one show captured from two sources. December was not fetched this round, so this is flagged for the user, not acted on. 2. "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (Nov 6) and "Jamie MacDonald" (Nov 9) are stored here but absent from the source's November list. NOT dropped and NOT vouched: the reader warned its view of the page was truncated, and in this project a summarising reader saying "present" is evidence while "absent" is not. Their sources may be Sony Hall or timessquarenyc.org rather than Town Hall. [This round's reconciliation] thetownhall.org/events/2026-11 printed 19 entries; 17 stored rows matched verbatim (keep_events: kept 17 / unmatched empty). [Environment] Bash has failed to spawn for 139 consecutive rounds (E2BIG, 179.7 KB of injected argv). This calendar's get_calendar payload is 243,875 characters, far over the tool limit, so rows have to be enumerated from the persisted file - which is exactly why the escaped-quote trap matters here. (allDay endAt is submitted as the inclusive last day and stored exclusive, so 11/17 reads back as 11-18. Omitting endAt on an allDay row resets it to the start date; omitting sourceUrls clears them.)

2026年11月19日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Thu / Nov 19 | Michelle Wolf: Best Job in the World"; November 19, 2026 is indeed a Thursday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月20日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Nov 20 | LPR Presents: John C. Reilly is Mister Romantic"; November 20, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月21日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own forward listing publishes it as "Sat / Nov 21 | The 46th Annual John Lennon Tribute A Benefit For Theatre Within"; November 21, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. The listing publishes no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and no time was invented - hence confidence 0.85. [2026-10-24 19:4x - all three sources re-read from raw bytes; 34 of the 36 rows in this slice confirmed verbatim, 0 corrections] * **timessquarenyc.org/events** HTTP 200, 291,846 bytes / 291,818 chars, md5 `c580305d9ceaae14a65af192fcd6b0c2`, stripping to 12,705 chars. Confirms Wrath Across (x2), Brian Simpson (x2), Postmodern Jukebox (x3), Alex Skolnick (x2), Rent (x3), ROA (x5), ALEGRIA (x3), Rocky Horror (x3), Jeff Tweedy (x2), Haley Reinhart (x2), Boney James (x3), Mark Twain (x3), Rockers On Broadway (x3). * **sonyhall.com/shows/** HTTP 200, 62,826 bytes, md5 `9e13a0b8cf02dac80c0172fae1e8ca49`. Ten blocks, verbatim with times: Haley Reinhart Tue Oct 27 SHOW 8:30pm; **Sony Hell-oween Sat Oct 31 SHOW 10:00pm**; Boney James Live Sun Nov 1 8:00pm; Rockers On Broadway: 33 Mon Nov 2 8:00pm; The Circus / Beauty School Dropout w/ No Love For The Middle Child Tue Nov 3 8:00pm; The Longest Johns w/ Sean Dagher Thu Nov 5 8:00pm; Left It In The River Tour / Jamie MacDonald w/ Joe L Barnes Sun Nov 8 7:00pm; **The 5th Annual LegalizedNYC Festival Mon Nov 9 8:00pm**; **Pokey LaFarge w/ Cicada Rhythm Thu Nov 12 8:00pm**; **Lalah Hathaway Sun Nov 15 7:00pm**. * **thetownhall.org/** (root) HTTP 200, 1,311,254 bytes / 1,309,663 chars, md5 `8769ab38d70448bc2a421d3c4db8590e`, stripping to 7,192 chars. 53 `Day / Mon D` entries out to Mar 2027. Confirms every Town Hall row in this slice, **including BOTH Olafur Arnalds nights ("Wed / Nov 4" and "Thu / Nov 5") and BOTH Fran Lebowitz nights ("Fri / Dec 11" and "Sat / Dec 12")**. **cancel / Cancel / postpone / Postpone are 0 on all three pages.** **keep_events returned kept 34 / unmatched [], which also proves all 34 titles are character-exact** - including the embedded double quotes in `LPR Presents: JOHN SCOFIELD'S "ELECTROSPECTIVE"` and the ampersand in "Sh&t Show". [** THE TWO ROWS NOT VOUCHED, AND THEY ARE DIFFERENT CASES **] * **NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe** (all-day 2026-11-06) - **a genuine absence, now confirmed a FOURTH time.** "Ziwe" is 0 on all three sources this round, and the Town Hall list jumps straight from "Thu / Nov 5" to "Sat / Nov 7" with no Nov 6 entry at all, while six other NY Comedy Festival nights ARE listed. lastSeenAt stuck at 2026-09-24 - **now 30 days**. **Please delete this row from the UI.** * **DTM Live in New York City @ Sony Hall** (2026-11-29T02:00Z) - "DTM" is **0** on the Sony Hall shows list. Its own sourceUrl is a detail page (sonyhall.com/events/dtm/) that was NOT fetched this round, so this is "not checked at its own source", not "confirmed gone". lastSeenAt 2026-09-13, **41 days**. Confidence is already 0.5. A later round should fetch that detail page before concluding anything. [** READ COVERAGE - two capped reads, union-joined; state this honestly **] (a) `startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 12` returned **exactly 12 = the limit, so CAPPED** at 2026-11-02. (b) `startsAfterDays 8 / startsWithinDays 40 / limit 25` returned **exactly 25 = the limit, so also CAPPED** at 2026-11-29; its lower bound is 2026-11-01 19:22, which is INSIDE (a)'s range, so the two overlap and the union enumerates **2026-10-24 19:22 -> 2026-11-29 completely**. **Nothing may be concluded about rows starting after 2026-11-29** - they were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. A read with no limit is rejected by the tool as too large on this 143-row calendar; small limit then a later startsAfterDays is the working route. [** NO NEW ROWS WERE CREATED THIS ROUND, AND THAT IS DELIBERATE **] Four source entries in the window have no stored counterpart that I could find: **Sony Hell-oween (Oct 31, 10:00pm), The 5th Annual LegalizedNYC Festival (Nov 9), Pokey LaFarge (Nov 12), Lalah Hathaway (Nov 15)** - all from the Sony Hall list. They were NOT created, because the rule this calendar paid for still stands: before sending any brand-new row, take a FULL get_calendar snapshot with no date bounds and run ratio + containment against EVERY stored title. **A full read is rejected as too large here, and both of this round's reads were capped, so that precondition cannot be met.** On 2026-10-14 a multi-row submit returned created 6 / updated 1 against SEVEN sent and silently destroyed an unidentified row lying outside the checked window; on 2026-10-11 a row here was destroyed at a ratio of only ~0.67 via prefix containment. **"Sony Hell-oween" sitting beside "ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 2026" is exactly the shape to be careful with.** Creating blind is the one thing this calendar has already been burned by three times. Not creating is the correct outcome, not an oversight. [** 0.808 IS NOT A SAFE FLOOR **] Two measured cases: the ~0.67 prefix-containment destruction on this calendar, and two NEW rows at difflib 0.90 with identical startAt merging on another calendar even when deliberately sent in SEPARATE submit_events calls. **If a proposed title contains an existing one as a substring, or vice versa, assume a merge WILL happen at any ratio.** The only protections that work are (1) resending title+startAt copied verbatim so the write takes the EXACT-match path, and (2) running keep_events first to prove character-exactness. Both were done here, and this row was sent alone. [STILL OPEN, carried forward - all need an owner decision] (1) Four Town Hall rows for which timessquarenyc.org publishes curtain times (Chelsea Wolfe 8:30pm, The Besties 7:00pm, Halwa 6:00pm, Kathy Griffin 7:00pm) are stored all-day. Converting means changing startAt, which forks a permanent duplicate whose title is character-identical (difflib 1.000) to the survivor. **Delete the all-day rows from the UI first, then say so.** (2) Whether "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is in scope, given the query says Broadway-related OUTDOOR events. (3) **An Evening With Fran Lebowitz Dec 11 is still missing** - the Town Hall list prints BOTH Dec 11 and Dec 12 again this round, and the calendar holds only Dec 12. Its title would be character-identical to the survivor on an adjacent date, so creating it risks destroying the night that exists. Needs a UI add or a title-disambiguation rule. (The parallel Olafur Arnalds case is already repaired: Nov 4 and Nov 5 both exist, under deliberately asymmetric titles - **do not "tidy" them into matching names**.) (4) The unexplained count discrepancy logged on "The Jazz Room" on 2026-10-06 (two creates, count rose by one, call reported updated 1). [Modelling - do not "fix" this] This is an ALL-DAY row. endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, 2026-11-21, and timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 2026-11-22. **On an all-day row omitting endAt collapses it onto its start; on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves the absence - the two behave oppositely.** Omitting sourceUrls clears them. Never paste a stored Z value back in as startAt. [A casing trap on timessquarenyc.org] It prints "Kathy Griffin: New Face, New Tour" in title case while the stored row is all-caps. Match case-insensitively on that source; do not rename the stored row, because renaming forks. [Stamp succession] This row is all-day on Nov 21, 28 days out, with a unique startAt and a long distinctive title - safe carrier until then. After it, prefer "Memory Card #2: Georgia Through Masterpieces of Music and Cinema" (Nov 29, unique startAt, highly distinctive). **Never "ROA"** - a three-character title is a substring risk against everything. [Environment] Bash, curl and python3 all work; every HTTP code, byte count, character count, md5 and string count above is measured this round. Note `wc -c` and Python `len()` differ on these pages by the non-ASCII characters (e.g. Sony Hall prints "Sean Dagher" with an accent) - state the unit, and prefer the md5 for identity.

2026年11月27日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Nov 27 | An Evening with Alex O'Connor"; November 27, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月28日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Nov 28 | Shaun Cassidy"; November 28, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月29日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sun / Nov 29 | Memory Card #2: Georgia Through Masterpieces of Music and Cinema"; November 29, 2026 is indeed a Sunday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年11月29日 上午10:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Live performance by Guinean artist DTM alongside guest DJs celebrating African music and culture at Sony Hall.

2026年12月3日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Thu / Dec 3 | Jim James (Solo Acoustic) - Wowed Out Tour"; December 3, 2026 is indeed a Thursday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年12月4日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Dec 4 | LPR Presents: Ana Gasteyer Sugar & Booze Holiday Spectacular"; December 4, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年12月5日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Dec 5 | The Love Tour: An All-New Countess Cabaret Starring Luann de Lesseps"; December 5, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年12月6日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY

Manhattan for the Holidays: Wainwrights Return! at The Town Hall in Times Square. The official Town Hall listing shows "Sun / Dec 6" for this event; December 6, 2026 is indeed a Sunday. The listing publishes no clock time, so this is recorded as an all-day event, matching how the calendar's other Town Hall rows are modelled. [2026-09-24 first recorded] This show is on the official Town Hall listing but was missing from this calendar. [2026-09-24 09:2x — how this calendar's three sources were read this round] timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 233,128 bytes): 7 upcoming dated listings, ALL already on the calendar (Sep 25 TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 6pm, Sep 26-27 Princess Ball 11:30am, Sep 26 Kamelot 7pm, Sep 27 Broadway Flea Market 10am, Sep 27 Roger Daltrey 8pm, Sep 28 Poetry in Times Square 5pm, Oct 2 W.A.S.P. 8pm). The Sep 24 Hot Toddies show has dropped off now that it is playing today — normal rotation, not a cancellation. Nothing new. sonyhall.com/shows/ (HTTP 200, 62,691 bytes): 10 shows listed. The title lines come BEFORE the date line in the text extraction, so read backwards from each date. 8 of the 10 are already on the calendar and all their times match; the two missing ones are this row's and the DOMi & JD Beck Sep 24-25 run. thetownhall.org/events/2026-09 … -12 (HTTP 200, 1,431,534 bytes each): these four URLs return the SAME full listing (different md5 only because of per-request markup noise) — 135 event cards, 66 distinct events, 51 of them inside this calendar's 90-day window. The cards are Next.js/MUI markup with NO datetime attribute, NO startDate JSON-LD and no event-date class: parse `<a href="/event/<slug>">` blocks and pull the day-of-week span plus the `\xa0/\xa0<!-- -->Mon DD` span, then the `<div class="title …"><span>` that follows. Two traps: the image srcSet makes each block ~4 KB long, so a regex window of 3,000 chars finds nothing and looks like an empty listing; and the listing prints NO YEAR, so Sep–Dec must be read as 2026 and Jan–Aug as 2027.

2026年12月12日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 West 43rd Street, New York, NY 10036

The first of two nights of "An Evening With Fran Lebowitz" at The Town Hall, presented by Show And Tell. The official event page lists both dates verbatim: "Dec 11, 7:00 PM" and "Dec 12, 7:00 PM". The calendar already holds the Dec 12 night as "An Evening With Fran Lebowitz"; this row is deliberately titled differently so the two nights stay separate rows instead of one overwriting the other.

2026年12月12日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Dec 12 | An Evening With Fran Lebowitz"; December 12, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. This is the second of two consecutive Fran Lebowitz evenings. [First recorded 2026-09-22, on a second attempt] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85. This row was one of three silently dropped by same-title de-duplication on my first, larger submit call — see the 2026-11-05 Olafur Arnalds row for the full write-up of that trap.

2026年12月15日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Tue / Dec 15 | Formidable! Aznavour: The Story Of A Legend"; December 15, 2026 is indeed a Tuesday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年12月15日 上午9:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Joel Waggoner and Julia Mattison bring their Advent Carolndar to The Town Hall, with special appearances by Neil Patrick Harris, Megan Hilty and Allen René Louis. The card on The Town Hall's own forward listing reads "Mon / Dec 14"; December 14, 2026 is indeed a Monday. [2026-10-15 19:3x — new and better parse recipe for thetownhall.org] Beyond the visible cards, the page embeds the venue's REST payload inside the Next.js data blob, and that payload carries real clock times the cards do not show. For this event: "id":56202, "slug":"joel-and-julias-advent-carolndar", "meta_box":{"dates":[{"date":"2026-12-14T20:00:00"}]}. So this row is recorded as a TIMED 8:00 PM event rather than the date-only all-day form used by the older Town Hall rows here. Search the raw bytes for '\"id\":<n>' and read meta_box.dates[].date; note the sibling field "times" is an empty string on this event and is NOT the time source. "is_multiday":"1" is set even though only one date is listed, so do not infer a run length from it. [Why the gap claim is safe] Two reads were union-joined with no hole: startsAfterDays -1 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 40 returned exactly 40 rows (capped, ending 2026-11-20), and startsAfterDays 35 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 60 returned only 17 rows, well under the limit, so 2026-11-20 through 2027-01-13 is enumerated completely. December 14 held nothing: the stored rows jump Dec 12 → Dec 15. [Fuzzy-merge safety] difflib against every stored title in both reads gave a maximum of 0.3947 (vs "Jay Electronica And Friends Benefit Concert"), and no stored title is a prefix or substring of this one, nor the reverse. keep_events was run first and returned kept 53 / unmatched [], proving the stored keys are character-exact. The apostrophe is the source's own U+2019, and the source title carries a literal <br> between "Julia’s" and "Advent" which is dropped here. [Ziwe — second confirmed absence, retire from the UI] "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06) is again missing from both sources: The Town Hall's listing jumps Nov 5 → Nov 7, and "Ziwe" has zero hits on timessquarenyc.org/events. Last round's note said to retire it if the next read still showed no Nov 6 entry — that condition is now met. It was deliberately left out of this round's keep_events, so it will age out on its own; there is no per-event delete through this connector. [Still UI-only] The second "An Evening With Fran Lebowitz" on Dec 11 remains uncreatable here: a character-identical title one day from the stored Dec 12 row would move that row rather than fork a new one. [Not checked, not removed] "DTM Live in New York City @ Sony Hall" (sonyhall.com/events/dtm/) and "Times Square New Year's Eve 2027 Ball Drop" (timessquarenyc.org/times-square-new-years-eve) come from pages not fetched this round.

2026年12月17日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Thu / Dec 17 | Robby Hoffman: Live Special Taping"; December 17, 2026 is indeed a Thursday, so the date is confirmed. The listing publishes no curtain time, so this is a date-only record, matching how every other Town Hall row here is modelled. [2026-10-15 01:4x — first mechanical read of this calendar's sources, and this row is the one genuine gap it found] Bash works, so the three sources were fetched with curl and parsed from the raw bytes rather than through a summarising reader: thetownhall.org/events/2026-10 → HTTP 200, 1,331,826 bytes thetownhall.org/events/2026-11 → HTTP 200, 1,331,826 bytes sonyhall.com/shows/ → HTTP 200, 62,761 bytes **Confirmed again, this time by byte count and by parsing: the two Town Hall month URLs return the SAME full forward listing** (61 distinct events, Sep 26 2026 through Jun 3 2027); the month in the path is cosmetic. One fetch is enough — do not fetch four month URLs. **Parse recipe:** strip script/style, replace tags with newlines, keep non-empty lines; each card is then the two lines `Mon D` followed by the title on the very next line. 127 raw date lines collapse to 61 unique (date, title) pairs because every card appears twice in the markup. [What the comparison found] Of the 61 source entries, the 36 that fall in this calendar's 90-day window were checked one by one against the stored rows. **Thirty-four matched exactly.** Two were missing: this row (Dec 17) and a second "An Evening With Fran Lebowitz" on **Dec 11** — see the hazard note below. Nothing stored inside the Town Hall window was absent from the source. [** Dec 11 Fran Lebowitz is NOT creatable through this connector — do not try **] The source lists Fran Lebowitz on BOTH Dec 11 and Dec 12; only Dec 12 is stored. The Dec 12 row's own description already records that its Dec 11 twin "was one of three silently dropped by same-title de-duplication" on an earlier batch submit. There is now a second, independent reason not to retry it: on 2026-10-14 the reschedule behaviour was measured across four calendars and **a submit with a character-identical title whose startAt is 1, 4, 7 or 13 days from a stored row UPDATES that row in place rather than creating a new one** (created 0 / updated 1, eventCount unchanged); only a 355-day gap forked a second row. Dec 11 is one day from Dec 12, so submitting it would almost certainly MOVE the existing Dec 12 row to Dec 11 and lose the real one. **The Dec 11 show has to be added from the UI, or given a distinguishing title such as "An Evening With Fran Lebowitz (December 11)" — which is the convention this calendar already uses for the two Olafur Arnalds nights.** [Reads were complete, and that is why the gap claim is safe] Two reads were union-joined with no hole: startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 40 returned exactly 40 rows ending 2026-11-20, so it WAS capped and proves nothing about later dates; a second read with startsAfterDays 36 / startsWithinDays 90 and **no limit** returned only 15 rows, well under what the window could hold, so 2026-11-21 through 2027-01-13 is enumerated completely. That is this calendar's standing procedure before any create, and it was followed. [Fuzzy-merge safety] This title shares no run of words with any stored row; the closest by inspection is "Becky Robinson's Holiday Spectacular" (both are solo-comic Town Hall nights four days apart) and even that shares only "o" fragments. keep_events was run first and returned **kept 41 / unmatched []**, proving every title it covered is character-exact, and this row was sent alone. [Rows deliberately NOT vouched this round, with the reason] **"NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06)** is the only stored Town Hall row in the window that the source does not list — the listing jumps from Nov 5 (Olafur Arnalds) to Nov 7 (Joanne McNally) with nothing on Nov 6. Its lastSeenAt is 2026-09-24, **21 days**. Every other NY Comedy Festival night is still listed, so this looks like a real drop rather than a parse miss, but one absence is not proof: **if the next round's read still has no Nov 6 entry, retire it from the UI.** Also not vouched: "Jeff Pitchell", "Rosie Revere, Ada Twist, and Iggy Peck", "Honey LaRochelle", "Kranium", "Drama Queen", "Toad The Wet Sprocket", "Bywater Call", "Acoustic Alchemy", "Wrath Across North America 2026", "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert", "Beauty School Dropout", "DTM Live in New York City @ Sony Hall" and the NYE Ball Drop — none of those come from the two sources parsed this round, and not re-fetching a source is "not checked", never "removed". [Sony Hall — parsed, five stored rows confirmed, and one candidate left for next round] The shows page lists 10 nights. Five stored rows were confirmed verbatim and vouched: Emei Oct 16, The Jazz Room Oct 22, Haley Reinhart Oct 27 (DOORS 7:30pm), Boney James Live Nov 1 (DOORS 6:00pm), Rockers On Broadway: 33 Nov 2 (DOORS 6:00pm). **Note the stored instants are correct, not off by a day:** Haley Reinhart's 2026-10-28T00:30Z is 8:30 PM EDT on Oct 27, and Boney James's 2026-11-02T01:00Z is 9:00 PM EDT on Nov 1. **Candidate not yet created: "The Melody Gad Live in NYC", Sunday Oct 18, DOORS 6:00pm** — it is on the Sony Hall page and appears to be absent from the calendar, but the Oct 18 slot already holds two rows and the first read was capped, so it needs its own uncapped day-read before creating. **Parse trap on this page: the title line comes BEFORE the date line** (title, then the support act "w/ …", then weekday, then "Mon D"), so read backwards from each date; a forward read attaches the wrong title. (Note: endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, December 17; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 12-18. That is correct — do not "fix" it. Omitting endAt would collapse an all-day row onto its start, and omitting sourceUrls would clear them.)

2026年12月18日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Dec 18 | Becky Robinson's Holiday Spectacular"; December 18, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年12月19日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Dec 19 | Havasi - Journey of Wonders"; December 19, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2026年12月21日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Mon / Dec 21 | Stella Cole & The Sinfonietta: Merry Christmas, Darling"; December 21, 2026 is indeed a Monday, so the date is confirmed. [First recorded 2026-09-22] From The Town Hall's own forward listing (the full method note is on the "Difficult People: The Movie (A Live Table Read)" row of 2026-11-03). The listing publishes a weekday but no curtain time, so this is a date-only record and the year is derived from the published weekday — hence confidence 0.85.

2027/1/1 清晨7:00 – 下午1:15 · Asia/Taipei

One Times Square & Broadway Plazas, New York, NY

The world-famous New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square featuring the lighting and raising of the Waterford Crystal Ball at 6:00 PM, hourly countdowns, star-studded musical performances, the midnight Wishing Wall confetti drop, and the official Ball Drop welcoming 2027.

2026年11月2日 上午9:30 · Asia/Taipei

The Iridium, 1650 Broadway, New York, NY

Fingerstyle guitarist Mike Dawes at The Iridium. The Times Square Alliance events page prints the card verbatim as "Nov 1, 2026 | Mike Dawes | 8:30 pm | The Iridium". The stored start is that 8:30 pm show time; the listing publishes no end time, so none is recorded. === 2026-10-29 23:3x - all three sources read; 7 of 10 in-window rows vouched, 0 corrections, 0 creates === [Sources] **timessquarenyc.org/events** - dated cards span Oct 30 -> Nov 8 2026 (plus the perennial 2024/2025 New Year's Eve cards, ignored as always). **thetownhall.org** root - one long list, Oct 30 -> Nov 18, parsed as `Day / Mon D | Title`. **sonyhall.com/shows/** - 10 shows, Oct 31 -> Nov 15. **Asked point-blank on each: cancelled / canceled / postponed / rescheduled appear on NO card on any of the three.** [The 7 vouched rows and which source owns each] Alliance: Rocky Horror (Oct 30, 8:00 pm, Town Hall), ROA (Oct 30, 8:00 pm, Palladium), ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 2026 (Oct 31, 10:00 pm, Palladium), **this row** (Nov 1, 8:30 pm, Iridium). Town Hall: Rocky Horror (Fri/Oct 30), Mark Twain Tonight! (Mon/Nov 2). Sony Hall, verbatim: "Boney James Live | Sunday Nov 1 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm"; "Rockers On Broadway: 33 | Monday Nov 2 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm". **keep_events returned kept 7 / unmatched [], proving all seven titles character-exact.** [** A POSSIBLE DROP, DELIBERATELY NOT ACTED ON - Nasser Al-Rayess (2026-10-31) **] The Town Hall list this round runs **Fri / Oct 30 | Rocky Horror** straight to **Mon / Nov 2 | Mark Twain Tonight!** - **there is no Oct 31 entry**, where previous rounds read "Sat / Oct 31 | Nasser Al-Rayess". The Alliance page does not carry it either this round. **NOT retired, and the row was simply left out of keep_events rather than treated as cancelled**, because (a) this project's standing rule is that a summarising reader's ABSENCE is weak evidence, and (b) the reader explicitly said the page was truncated. **Next round: ask the Town Hall page for "Nasser Al-Rayess" BY NAME.** If absent a second time, raise it rather than acting - there is no per-event delete. [The two other rows not vouched are ordinary roll-off] Haley Reinhart (Oct 27) and Jeff Tweedy Solo (Oct 28) have both passed and the lists have rolled forward past them. Left to age; that is not a removal. [** ROWS STILL NEEDING MANUAL DELETION - both re-confirmed by name this round **] 1. **"NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe"** (2026-11-06). Asked by name: **"Ziwe" does not appear anywhere on the Town Hall page**, and the list jumps **Thu/Nov 5 -> Sat/Nov 7** with **no Nov 6 entry at all**, while six other NY Comedy Festival nights (Nov 7, 8, 12, 13, 14) ARE listed - so the festival is well covered and this is a genuine absence, not thin coverage. lastSeenAt stuck at 2026-09-24, **now 35 days**. 2. **"Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat"** (2026-10-08T00:00:00Z). Asked by name: **"Jeff Bernat" does not appear anywhere on the Sony Hall page.** Now long past as well. The grace sweep is demonstrably not running on this project. [** CANDIDATES SEEN AT SOURCE, DELIBERATELY NOT CREATED - the precondition still cannot be met **] This calendar's standing rule since the 2026-10-14 incident: never send a brand-new row without first pulling the FULL title list and running ratio + containment against every stored title. A full read is rejected by the tool as too large, and **Bash has failed to spawn for the 106th consecutive round (E2BIG, 167.0 KB)**, so neither difflib nor a grep of a saved snapshot is available. Left alone: * **ROA on Nov 1** (Alliance: "Nov 1, 2026 | ROA | 8:00 pm | Palladium Times Square") - a genuine second night; the calendar holds ROA only at 2026-10-31T00:00:00Z (= Oct 30, 8:00 pm). A new row would be **character-identical (difflib 1.000)** to the surviving one two days apart - exactly what destroyed Olafur Arnalds. * **Sony Hell-oween (Saturday Oct 31, DOORS 10:00pm SHOW 10:00pm)** - not stored, and it sits a hair from "ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 2026" on the same night. * Alliance Nov 4-8 cards (Jasmine's Caribbean Cuisine 6th Anniversary, Blue October, The Longest Johns, Ally Venable Band, Ms. Pat, Toronzo Cannon, Joanne McNally: Pinotphile, Good One Podcast Live!, ANXIETY CLUB, Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison) and Sony Hall's Nov 8-15 block (Jamie MacDonald, The 5th Annual LegalizedNYC Festival, Pokey LaFarge, Lalah Hathaway **twice on Nov 15 - 7:00pm and 9:30pm**). None created. [** STILL OPEN, each needs an owner decision - carried forward unchanged **] (1) **The Alliance publishes curtain times for Town Hall shows this calendar stores as ALL-DAY** - today it printed Rocky Horror 8:00 pm and Mark Twain Tonight! 7:00 pm. Converting an all-day row to a timed one changes startAt, which FORKS a permanent duplicate with a character-identical title. **Those all-day rows must be deleted from the UI first. Do not "improve" them from here.** (2) Whether "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is in scope, given the query says Broadway-related OUTDOOR events. (3) The missing FIRST nights of two-night runs - the Town Hall again prints **BOTH Wed/Nov 4 and Thu/Nov 5 for Olafur Arnalds** while this calendar holds only one - and An Evening With Fran Lebowitz Dec 11. Same identical-title hazard as ROA. (4) The New Year's Eve cards on the Alliance page still print 2024 and 2025 dates and were ignored again, as in every previous round. [Read coverage, stated honestly] `-2/+40 / limit 10` returned exactly 10 rows = the limit, so it was **CAPPED** at 2026-11-02T01:30Z (this row). Nothing may be concluded about rows after that; they were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. eventCount 144. [Reading this calendar - the size limit] A read of ~3 weeks or more with no limit exceeds the tool's inline cap and is written to a file that, with Bash dead, cannot be searched. Use about a week with no limit (a complete enumeration) rather than a long window with a limit - **a read that comes back AT its limit proves nothing about absences.** [The Town Hall month URLs redirect to the root] `/events/2026-10` and `/2026-11` both resolve to the site root, which carries one long list. Never read "the 2026-11 page lists X" as a statement about a month-scoped page. [A casing trap on timessquarenyc.org] It prints "Kathy Griffin: New Face, New Tour" in title case while the stored row is all-caps. Match case-insensitively; do not rename the stored row, because renaming forks. [** 0.808 IS NOT A SAFE FLOOR **] Measured twice: a row on THIS calendar was silently destroyed at ~0.67 because the new title CONTAINED the old one as a prefix, and two rows at 0.90 with identical startAt merged on another calendar even when deliberately sent in SEPARATE calls. **Containment in either direction means assume a merge at any ratio.** The protections that work are (1) resending title+startAt verbatim so the write takes the EXACT-match path, and (2) keep_events FIRST. Both were done here and this row was sent alone. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time **2026-11-01T20:30:00**. **November 1, 2026 is the day US daylight saving time ends, so 8:30 pm that evening is EST (UTC-5) and timefeed stores it as 2026-11-02T01:30:00Z** - an hour later in UTC than this calendar's October rows. That offset is correct. **Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt.** This row has **no endAt** and must not be given one; on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves that absence, whereas on an ALL-DAY row it would collapse the row onto its start. Omitting sourceUrls clears them. [Stamp succession] This row's instant is unique and it goes past on Nov 1. **From the Nov 2 round prefer a long, distinctive Town Hall title with a unique startAt** - "NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile" (Nov 7) if it is stored - and **never "ROA"**, whose three-letter title is a substring risk against everything.

2026年11月2日 上午9:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Saxophonist Boney James performs at Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "Boney James Live | Sunday Nov 1 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm", with no additional billing. November 1, 2026 is indeed a Sunday. The stored start is the 8:00 pm show time; the listing publishes no end time, so none is recorded. [2026-10-08 19:2x first recorded] This is one of two genuinely new blocks on the Sony Hall listing this round (the other is "Haley Reinhart", Tue Oct 27, created in its own separate call). The listing now spans Oct 9 through Nov 1; its full contents and the state of the Town Hall side are recorded on the Haley Reinhart row rather than duplicated here. [How the limit-truncation trap was cleared before creating this row] A get_calendar with startsAfterDays 12 / startsWithinDays 25 and NO limit returned only 10 rows spanning 2026-10-22 through 2026-11-02 - well under what that 13-day window could hold, so that enumeration is complete and covers this row's instant. Its last row is "Mark Twain Tonight! A Special One-night Only Performance" at 2026-11-02T00:00:00Z; there was nothing at 2026-11-02T01:00:00Z. The absence was therefore real, not an artifact of a limit cap. [Submission safety] Its stored instant, 2026-11-02T01:00:00Z, is shared with no other row; the nearest, "Mark Twain Tonight!", is an hour earlier at 2026-11-02T00:00:00Z and its title shares almost nothing with this one. The title to watch on this calendar is "Morgan James Concert" (Sony Hall, 2026-10-12T00:00:00Z) - it shares the word "James" - but the two instants are three weeks apart and the surrounding words differ completely, so it is nowhere near the 0.808 at which submit_events was measured to silently overwrite a different row. Sent in a call of its own and the eventCount checked afterwards. Bash has failed to spawn for thirty-nine consecutive rounds (E2BIG), so difflib could not be run and this judgement is by shape, not measurement. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-11-01T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York. **November 1, 2026 is the day US daylight saving time ends (2:00 am), so 8:00 pm that evening is EST, UTC-5, and timefeed stores it as 2026-11-02T01:00:00Z - an hour later in UTC than the October rows on this calendar.** That offset is correct and must not be "corrected" back to UTC-4. Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt. This row has NO endAt and must not be given one - the listing publishes only doors and show times, and on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves that absence rather than resetting anything.

2026年11月2日 · All day

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY

Sony Hall 官方 shows 頁 2026-10-10 讀取：Monday, Nov 2。頁面未印出開演時間，故以純日期 allDay 建立。

2026年11月2日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own forward listing publishes it as "Mon / Nov 2 | Mark Twain Tonight! A Special One-night Only Performance"; November 2, 2026 is indeed a Monday, so the date is confirmed. The listing publishes no curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one - hence confidence 0.85. [2026-09-25 first recorded] This show is on the official Town Hall listing but was missing from this calendar. Its worst difflib score against every in-window row is 0.489 ("Stagedoor 50: A One Night Only Concert"), safely below the 0.808 at which submit_events was measured to silently overwrite a different row. [2026-09-25 TWO CONFIRMED GAPS THIS ROW DOES NOT FIX - they need a human decision] The Town Hall listing publishes BOTH nights of two consecutive-night runs, but this calendar holds only the second night of each: Olafur Arnalds - listing has Nov 4 AND Nov 5; calendar has only Nov 5. An Evening With Fran Lebowitz - listing has Dec 11 AND Dec 12; calendar has only Dec 12. Both missing rows are FIRST nights, and both pairs are exactly the same-title pairs that the 2026-11-05 Olafur Arnalds row already documents as having been silently de-duplicated on 2026-09-22. The most likely explanation is that the follow-up single-row submit that added each second night fuzzy-matched and overwrote the surviving first-night row instead of creating a new one - the same silent-overwrite behaviour recorded elsewhere on this calendar. I did NOT try to re-create Nov 4 or Dec 11: their titles are character-for-character identical to the surviving rows (difflib 1.000) on an adjacent date, which is the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher, and an attempt would risk destroying the one night that still exists. Recovering these two nights needs either a title-disambiguation rule from the calendar's owner or a manual add in the UI.

2026年11月1日 上午10:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square, New York, NY

Halloween night party at Palladium Times Square, 10:00 PM ET on 2026-10-31. [2026-10-23 19:3x - all three sources re-read and parsed from raw bytes; 22 of the 30 rows in this slice confirmed verbatim, 0 corrections] * **timessquarenyc.org/events** HTTP 200, 291,762 chars / 291,790 bytes, md5 `7b9a564e44609afc34cefc4188fd01eb`. **This row is still printed on it.** The list has rolled forward: its dated entries now run **Oct 23 -> Nov 2** (yesterday it started at Oct 22), so it says nothing about anything after Nov 2. * **sonyhall.com/shows/** HTTP 200, 62,823 chars, md5 `6351271a772440f3b43c75f06cf47c03`. * **thetownhall.org/** (root) HTTP 200, 1,322,732 chars / 1,324,327 bytes, md5 `e1d31ee2909137e9237bfe3f4d32cfe2`, stripping to 7,334 chars of readable list. **cancel / Cancel / postpone / Postpone are 0 on all three pages.** [** A UNITS CORRECTION THAT APPLIES TO EVERY "character count" IN THESE NOTES **] This container's `wc -m` returns the same number as `wc -c` (C locale), so earlier rounds recorded BYTE counts under the label "characters". Measured both ways this round: tsq 291,762 chars vs 291,790 bytes; townhall 1,322,732 vs 1,324,327; sony 62,823 vs 62,824. **The gaps are the non-ASCII characters (e.g. Sony Hall prints "Sean Dagher" with an accent).** A later round comparing Python's `len()` against a stored `wc -c` figure would see a "change" that is pure measurement noise. **State the unit; prefer Python len() for characters and the md5 for identity.** The same error was found and corrected on the Sphere calendar this hour. [Every stored row in this slice, checked against the source that owns it] tsq: Wrath Across North America 2026 (Oct 24) | Brian Simpson (Oct 24, Iridium) | Postmodern Jukebox (Oct 25) | Alex Skolnick Trio (Oct 25) | Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert (Oct 26) | ROA (Oct 30, Palladium) | ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 2026 (Oct 31, this row) Town Hall root list: Jayhawks (Oct 23) | Bruce Cockburn (Oct 24) | Jeff Tweedy (Oct 28) | Rocky Horror (Oct 30) | Nasser Al-Rayess (Oct 31) | Mark Twain Tonight (Nov 2) | Difficult People (Nov 3) | **Olafur Arnalds on BOTH "Wed / Nov 4" and "Thu / Nov 5"** - two real nights, not a duplicate | Joanne McNally: Pinotphile (Sat / Nov 7) Sony Hall, verbatim with show times: "An Evening with Haley Reinhart | Tuesday Oct 27 | DOORS 7:30pm | SHOW 8:30pm"; "Boney James Live | Sunday Nov 1 | SHOW 8:00pm"; "Rockers On Broadway: 33 | Monday Nov 2 | SHOW 8:00pm"; "The Circus Beauty School Dropout w/ No Love For The Middle Child | Tuesday Nov 3 | SHOW 8:00pm"; "The Longest Johns w/ Sean Dagher | Thursday Nov 5 | SHOW 8:00pm". All five stored instants decode to exactly those local times. **keep_events returned kept 22 / unmatched [], which also proves all 22 titles are character-exact.** [** THE ROWS NOT VOUCHED, AND THEY ARE NOT THE SAME CASE **] * **Ordinary roll-off, no action needed:** Kranium (Oct 18), Drama Queen (Oct 19), Toad The Wet Sprocket (Oct 19), Bywater Call (Oct 20), Acoustic Alchemy (Oct 21), Yang Mengen (Oct 22) and The Jazz Room (Oct 22) are all now past and have dropped off the tsq list as it rolled forward. Left to age. * **NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe** (stored all-day 2026-11-06) - **a genuine absence, now confirmed a second time.** The Town Hall list is continuous and dense there and jumps straight from "Thu / Nov 5 | Olafur Arnalds" to "Sat / Nov 7 | NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile" - **there is no Nov 6 entry at all** - while six other NY Comedy Festival nights (Nov 7, 8, 12, 13, 14) ARE listed, so the festival is well covered. The string "Ziwe" is absent from all three sources. Its lastSeenAt has been stuck at 2026-09-24, now **29 days**. The grace sweep is demonstrably not running. **Please delete this row from the UI** - there is no per-event delete in this connector. [** READ COVERAGE - the important caveat **] The calendar read was startsAfterDays -5 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 30 and **returned exactly 30 rows = the limit, so it was CAPPED** at 2026-11-07. Nothing may be concluded about the other 113 rows; they were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. (A read without a limit exceeds the tool's output cap and has to be parsed from the saved file - that is the normal route on this calendar.) [** THE TOWN HALL MONTH URLS STILL REDIRECT TO THE ROOT **] `thetownhall.org/events/2026-10` and `/2026-11` both resolve in one hop to the site root; the per-month pages no longer exist as separate documents and the root carries one long list (this round: Sep 26 through Jun 2027). Several stored rows still cite the month URLs. Those links still work, but **never read "the 2026-11 page lists X" as a statement about a month-scoped page** - it is the whole list. Parse it as `Day / Mon D | Title`. [** CANDIDATES SEEN ON THE SOURCES BUT DELIBERATELY NOT CREATED **] Sony Hall lists **Sony Hell-oween (Sat Oct 31, 10:00pm)** and **Jamie MacDonald** and more; the Town Hall list carries roughly forty further dates through June 2027. **None were created.** On a 143-row calendar of which this round saw 30, creating is exactly the operation that has already destroyed a row here: on 2026-10-11 a new title silently overwrote an existing one at a similarity of only ~0.67, because the new title CONTAINED the old one as a prefix. **"ROA" is a two-letter-plus-one title and "Sony Hell-oween" sits a hair from "ALEGRIA HALLOWEEN 2026" in subject matter - exactly the shapes to be careful with.** Creating here needs the FULL title list pulled first for a containment check, which a capped read cannot give. [** 0.808 IS NOT A SAFE FLOOR **] Two measured cases: the ~0.67 prefix-containment destruction on this very calendar, and two NEW rows at difflib 0.90 with identical startAt merging on another calendar even when deliberately sent in SEPARATE submit_events calls. **If a proposed title contains an existing one as a substring, or vice versa, assume a merge WILL happen at any ratio.** The only protections that work are (1) resending title+startAt copied verbatim so the write takes the EXACT-match path, and (2) running keep_events first to prove character-exactness. Both were done here, and this row was sent alone. [Modelling - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time **2026-10-31T22:00:00** with timezone America/New_York; October 31 is still EDT (UTC-4), so timefeed stores it as 2026-11-01T02:00:00Z. **Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt.** This row has **no endAt** and must not be given one - on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves the absence (on an all-day row it would collapse the row onto its start instead). [Stamp succession] This row goes past on Oct 31. **From the Nov 1 round prefer a Town Hall row with a unique startAt and a long distinctive title** - "NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile" (Nov 7) or "Town Hall: Olafur Arnalds, Thursday Nov 5" - and never "ROA", whose title is a substring risk against everything. [Environment] Bash, curl and python3 all work; every HTTP code, character count, byte count, md5 and string count above is measured this round.

2026年10月31日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square, 1515 Broadway, New York, NY 10036

ROA at Palladium Times Square. The Times Square Alliance events listing publishes this as "Oct 30 – 8:00 pm – ROA @ Palladium Times Square"; the listing gives no support act or tour name, so none is recorded here.

2026年10月31日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Oct 31 | Nasser Al-Rayess"; October 31, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月30日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Oct 30 | The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Original Cast Spooktacular Tour"; October 30, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月28日 上午8:30 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Singer Haley Reinhart performs at Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "An Evening with | Haley Reinhart | Tuesday Oct 27 | DOORS 7:30pm | SHOW 8:30pm". October 27, 2026 is indeed a Tuesday. The stored start is the 8:30 pm show time; the listing publishes no end time, so none is recorded. [2026-10-21 19:3x - all three sources fetched and scanned mechanically over RAW BYTES; all 12 in-window rows confirmed, 0 corrections] - sonyhall.com/shows/ - HTTP 200, 62,893 characters, md5 fc983c45a3b3f092... Hits: "Haley Reinhart" 2, "Jazz Room" 2, "Boney James" 2. **"Jeff Bernat" 0** (see the deletion list below). - thetownhall.org/events/2026-10 - HTTP 200, 1,318,596 characters, md5 77adc5349ccdf07e... Hits: Yang Mengen 12, Sanctuary Park 7, Bruce Cockburn 10, Postmodern Jukebox 7, Jeff Tweedy 9, Rocky Horror 7, Nasser 46. **"Ziwe" 0.** - timessquarenyc.org/events - HTTP 200, 291,287 characters, md5 e5bd94aa2556202d... Hits: Haley Reinhart 3, Boney James 2, Yang Mengen 3, Sanctuary Park 2, Bruce Cockburn 2, Postmodern Jukebox 3, Jeff Tweedy 2, Rocky Horror 2, Acoustic Alchemy 2, Wrath Across 3, Brian Simpson 3, Alex Skolnick 3, Rent 3. **Every one of the 12 rows this round's read returned is present on at least one source, most on two.** keep_events returned kept 11 / unmatched [] (the twelfth is this row, which went through submit), which also proves all eleven of those titles are character-exact. [Read coverage, stated honestly] startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 12 returned exactly 12 rows and was therefore **CAPPED at 2026-10-28**. Nothing may be concluded about rows starting after that - they were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. The Town Hall listing visibly carries later shows (Rocky Horror Oct 30, Nasser Al-Rayess Oct 31, the November NY Comedy Festival block) and Sony Hall carries Boney James Nov 1; whether those are already stored is UNKNOWN from this round and nothing was added. [** NO NEW ROWS WERE CREATED THIS ROUND, AND THAT IS DELIBERATE **] The rule established after the 2026-10-14 incident stands: before sending any brand-new row to this calendar, take a FULL get_calendar snapshot with no date bounds and run ratio + containment against EVERY stored title, because a multi-row submit of new titles silently ate a row that lay outside the window that had been checked. A full read of this calendar is REJECTED by the tool as too large (eventCount 143 and the descriptions are long), so that precondition could not be met this round. **Creating blind is the one thing this calendar has already been burned by - three times in four days. Not creating is the correct outcome, not an oversight.** [ROWS STILL NEEDING MANUAL DELETION - no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" (stored 2026-10-08T00:00:00Z). **"Jeff Bernat" is 0 times on the Sony Hall listing again this round.** Unvouched since 2026-09-24 - **now 27 days** - and still present, so the grace sweep is definitively not running. 2. "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06). **"Ziwe" is 0 times on The Town Hall listing again this round.** Dropped off on 2026-09-27. [STILL OPEN, carried forward unchanged - all need an owner decision] (1) Four Town Hall rows for which timessquarenyc.org publishes curtain times (Chelsea Wolfe 8:30pm, The Besties 7:00pm, Halwa 6:00pm, Kathy Griffin 7:00pm) are stored as all-day. Converting an all-day row to a timed one means changing startAt, and identity here is (title, startAt), so it forks a permanent duplicate whose title is character-identical (difflib 1.000) to the surviving row - the documented worst case for the fuzzy matcher. Those all-day rows must be deleted from the UI first. (2) Whether "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is in scope, given this calendar's query says Broadway-related OUTDOOR events. (3) Two missing FIRST nights of two-night runs - Olafur Arnalds Nov 4 and An Evening With Fran Lebowitz Dec 11 - each title character-identical to the surviving row on an adjacent date, so creating them risks destroying the night that still exists. (4) The unexplained count discrepancy logged on "The Jazz Room" row on 2026-10-06 (two creates, count rose by one, and that call reported updated 1 rather than created 1). A later round should still page through this calendar looking for a row that silently vanished. [Reading this calendar - the size limit] A 0/+90 read with NO limit is rejected by the tool as too large. What works is a small limit, then a second read with a later startsAfterDays and no limit; **a read that comes back AT its limit proves nothing about absences.** [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-27T20:30:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-28T00:30:00Z (October 27 is still EDT, UTC-4; DST does not end until November 1). **Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt.** This row has NO endAt and must not be given one - on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves that absence; on an ALL-DAY row omitting it collapses the row onto its start, which is the opposite behaviour. Omitting sourceUrls clears them. [A casing trap on timessquarenyc.org] It prints "Kathy Griffin: New Face, New Tour" in title case while the stored row is all-caps. Match case-insensitively on that source; do not rename the stored row, because renaming forks. [Environment] Bash, curl and python3 all work; every HTTP code, character count, md5 and string count above is measured this round.

2026年10月28日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Wed / Oct 28 | Jeff Tweedy Solo"; October 28, 2026 is indeed a Wednesday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月27日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Richard Rodgers Theatre, 226 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

A 30th-anniversary concert staging of Rent at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, in the Times Square theatre district. The Times Square Alliance's own events page publishes it verbatim as "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert - October 26, 2026 at 8:00 pm @ Richard Rodgers Theatre". The stored start is that 8:00 pm curtain; no end time is published, so none is recorded. Rent opened on Broadway in April 1996, so a 2026 thirtieth anniversary is consistent - the year was checked rather than assumed. [2026-10-04 15:2x first recorded] This is the only new entry on the Alliance page this round and it was missing from the calendar entirely. === ⭐⭐ 2026-10-04 - THE ALLIANCE PAGE NOW PUBLISHES CURTAIN TIMES FOR TOWN HALL SHOWS. THIS NEEDS AN OWNER DECISION AND MUST NOT BE ACTED ON UNILATERALLY. === For months this calendar has modelled Town Hall shows as ALL-DAY rows, with the standing justification written into each one: "The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one." That justification was about thetownhall.org, and it is still true of thetownhall.org - asked point-blank this round, it again prints no time for any of the nine shows in the window. **But timessquarenyc.org/events - the Times Square Alliance, an official organizer and already one of this calendar's three sources - DOES print curtain times for the same shows.** Verbatim from this round's fetch: • Chelsea Wolfe - October 6, 2026 at 8:30 pm @ The Town Hall (stored here as ALL-DAY 2026-10-06) • The Besties: Live On Broadway - October 9, 2026 at 7:00 pm @ The Town Hall (stored ALL-DAY 2026-10-09) • Halwa by Amit Tandon - October 11, 2026 at 6:00 pm @ The Town Hall (stored ALL-DAY 2026-10-11) • Kathy Griffin: New Face, New Tour - October 16, 2026 at 7:00 pm @ The Town Hall (stored ALL-DAY 2026-10-16) So four stored rows could now be upgraded from date-only to properly timed, and the same source would likely supply times for the other Town Hall rows as it rolls forward. **WHY NOTHING WAS CHANGED:** converting an all-day row to a timed row means changing its startAt, and on this system an event's identity is (title, startAt). Changing startAt does not move a row - it forks a permanent second row at the new instant, and there is no per-event delete in this toolset. Doing this to four rows would create four permanent duplicates. Worse, each new timed row would carry a title character-for-character identical to the surviving all-day row (difflib 1.000) on the same or an adjacent date, which is the documented worst case for submit_events' fuzzy matcher and risks silently overwriting the row that already exists. **WHAT THE OWNER NEEDS TO DECIDE:** whether to (a) leave all four as all-day, which is lossy but safe and is the current state; or (b) delete the four all-day rows from the UI first, after which the timed versions can be created cleanly in four separate single-row calls. Until that decision comes back, later rounds must NOT "improve" these rows by adding times. This is the same class of question already open on the Washington DC calendar's "Veterans Day at the WWII Memorial" row. Two related observations from the same fetch, also NOT acted on: the Alliance prints WILLOW as a single "October 7, 2026 at 8:00 pm" show while Sony Hall prints "Oct 6 - 7 | MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES" and this calendar stores Oct 6 8:00 pm; and it prints Emei as "October 16-17, 2026 at 8:00 pm" while Sony Hall prints "MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES" and this calendar stores an all-day two-day run. Both are source disagreements about time only, and both would fork rows if touched. === end === [⚠ THIS ROW SLIGHTLY WIDENS THE CALENDAR'S VENUE SET - flagged for the owner, not slipped in] Every other show-type row on this calendar is at Sony Hall or The Town Hall. This is the first Richard Rodgers Theatre row. It was created because the venue is inside the Times Square district (226 W 46th St, one block off the plaza) and because the listing comes from this calendar's own primary official source, the Times Square Alliance, which is exactly where the Sony Hall and Town Hall rows are cross-checked from. The calendar's query text says "Broadway-related outdoor events", and this is an indoor theatre concert - so if the owner wants Broadway house events excluded, say so and this row should be deleted from the UI and no further Richard Rodgers / Broadway house rows created. [How the limit-truncation trap was cleared before creating this row] The round's first read (0/+90, limit 18) was capped at 2026-10-18. A second read with startsAfterDays 13 / startsWithinDays 29 and NO limit returned only 10 rows spanning Oct 18 through Nov 2 - well under what the window could hold, so the enumeration is complete. It holds nothing at all on October 26 local: the row stored at 2026-10-26T00:00:00Z is "Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox", which is a TIMED row and therefore October 25 at 8:00 pm local, matching The Town Hall's printed "Sun / Oct 25". The next row after it is Jeff Tweedy Solo on Oct 28. So October 26 was genuinely empty. [Submission safety] Its stored instant, 2026-10-27T00:00:00Z, is shared with no other row on the calendar. Its title shares no substantial run with any in-window row. It was sent in a call of its own and the eventCount was checked afterwards: 120 -> 121 with created 1, confirming a genuine new row rather than an overwrite. (Bash has failed to spawn for 25 consecutive rounds - 186.5KB of command line for a bare `echo ok`, injected by the shell wrapper - so difflib could not be run and the similarity judgements above are estimates, not measurements.) [⚠ ROWS STILL NEEDING MANUAL DELETION - no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" (stored 2026-10-08T00:00:00Z = Oct 7 8pm local). Sony Hall again today lists Jeff Bernat ONLY on Tuesday Oct 6 and still carries the "Rescheduled from 10/7" banner. Unvouched since 2026-09-24 - **now TEN days** - and still present, so the grace sweep is not running. 2. "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06), dropped off The Town Hall listing on 2026-09-27. Unvouched since. [⚠ STILL UNRECOVERABLE FROM HERE: three missing FIRST nights of two-night runs] Olafur Arnalds Nov 4 (calendar has only Nov 5) and An Evening With Fran Lebowitz Dec 11 (calendar has only Dec 12). Each missing title would be character-for-character identical to the surviving row on an adjacent date - the worst case for the fuzzy matcher - so attempting to create them risks destroying the night that still exists. These need a manual add in the UI or a title-disambiguation rule from the owner. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-26T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-27T00:00:00Z (October 26 is still EDT, UTC-4; DST does not end until November 1). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt.

2026年10月26日 上午8:30 · Asia/Taipei

The Iridium, 1650 Broadway, New York, NY 10019

The Alex Skolnick Trio at The Iridium. The Times Square Alliance events listing publishes this as "Oct 25 – 8:30 pm – Alex Skolnick Trio @ The Iridium".

2026年10月26日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Live Nation presents Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox performing vintage pop reimaginings on The Future Is Vintage World Tour.

2026年10月25日 上午8:30 · Asia/Taipei

The Iridium, 1650 Broadway, New York, NY 10019

Contemporary jazz pianist and composer who blends jazz, R&B, funk, blues, and soul. The Times Square Alliance events listing publishes this as "Oct 24 – 8:30 pm – Brian Simpson @ Iridium".

2026年10月25日 清晨6:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square, 1515 Broadway, New York, NY

Concert at Palladium Times Square, listed by the Times Square Alliance events page at 6:00 pm. [2026-10-14 00:2x — source read, done mechanically] timessquarenyc.org/events fetched with curl (HTTP 200, 291,008 bytes) and parsed from the stripped markup rather than through a summarising reader. The listing region yields 26 dated event cards (date / title / time / venue). This row is card 26, verbatim: "Oct 24, 2026 | Wrath Across North America 2026 | 6:00 pm | Palladium Times Square". [** THE LISTING IS PAGE ONE ONLY — read this before concluding anything is missing **] The extracted cards run Oct 13 2026 → Oct 24 2026 and then stop. That is the page's first page, not the whole calendar. Every stored row dated after 2026-10-24 (Postmodern Jukebox 10/26, Rent 10/27, Jeff Tweedy 10/28, Haley Reinhart 10/28, Rocky Horror 10/30, Nasser Al-Rayess 10/31, and the whole November block) is neither confirmed nor contradicted by this read, and none of them was vouched. Do not let them age out on the strength of this page. A future round should find the pagination control on the page itself (Month / Event Type filters and Grid/List toggles exist in the markup) rather than guessing a URL. [A casing trap that nearly produced a false absence] A first pass grepped the raw bytes for "KATHY GRIFFIN" and got 0 hits, which looked like a removal. It was not: the page prints "Kathy Griffin: New Face, New Tour" in title case and the stored row is all-caps. Match case-insensitively on this source. The stored all-caps title is deliberately left alone — renaming forks a permanent second row on a calendar with no per-event delete. [Eight stored rows confirmed verbatim against page one, 0 corrections] Emei (Oct 16, 8:00 pm, Sony Hall); Kathy Griffin (Oct 16, 7:00 pm, The Town Hall); The 7th Annual Danny Awards (Oct 18, 4:00 pm, The Town Hall); Kranium (Oct 18, 8:00 pm, Sony Hall — stored 2026-10-19T00:00Z, which IS Oct 18 8:00 pm EDT); Drama Queen (Oct 19, 8:00 pm, The Town Hall); Toad The Wet Sprocket (Oct 19, 8:00 pm, Sony Hall — stored 2026-10-20T00:00Z, correct); Yang Mengen (youngmoon) (Oct 22, 8:00 pm); Celebrating 40 Years of The Jayhawks (Oct 23, 8:00 pm). keep_events returned kept 8 / unmatched [], which also proves those eight titles are character-exact. Two of the eight have a title the page words differently — do NOT "align" them: the page says "Yang Mengen (youngmoon): Renegade" (stored adds "Stand Up Comedy Special") and "Celebrating 40 Years of The Jayhawks" (stored prefixes "Sanctuary Park Tour:"). Same events, same dates; renaming would fork. [Seven new rows created this round, all from page one, all with a printed time] The Town Hall Cafe (Oct 14, 8:00 am, The Town Hall); Jeff Pitchell (Oct 16, 8:30 pm, The Iridium); Rosie Revere, Ada Twist, and Iggy Peck (Oct 17, 11:00 am, The New Victory Theater); Honey LaRochelle (Oct 17, 8:30 pm, The Iridium); Bywater Call (Oct 20, 8:30 pm, The Iridium); Acoustic Alchemy (Oct 21, 8:30 pm, The Iridium); and this row. Fantastic Negrito (Oct 13) was on the page but already past, so it was not created. [⚠⚠ AN UNIDENTIFIED ROW WAS DESTROYED BY THAT CALL — the pre-send similarity check did NOT prevent it] Before sending, difflib was run over all seven proposed titles against all 28 stored titles in the 0–30 day window and against each other: highest single ratio 0.483 ("Jeff Pitchell" vs stored "Jeff Tweedy Solo"), and no containment relationship in either direction. The call was sent anyway as one submit_events with partial:true, and it returned created 6 / updated 1 / unchanged 0 against SEVEN sent, with eventCount 128 → 134 (+6, not +7). Read-back (full calendar, all 134 rows): all 28 pre-existing rows in the 0–30 day window are intact, all 7 new rows are present exactly once, and there are no duplicate titles anywhere. So the row that was overwritten lay OUTSIDE that window — among the 77 past-dated rows or the 21 rows beyond 30 days — and it was replaced wholesale (title, startAt, description, sourceUrls), leaving no trace. It is NOT recoverable and NOT identifiable from here. Why the check failed: the similarity scan only covered the 28 rows I had read. The victim was in the 100 rows I had not read. A ratio/containment check is only as good as the row set it is run against. THE RULE THIS INCIDENT ESTABLISHES: before sending any brand-new row to a calendar, take a FULL get_calendar snapshot (no startsAfterDays / startsWithinDays bounds) and run ratio + containment against EVERY stored title, not just the near-term window — and keep that snapshot so the victim of any overwrite can be named afterwards. A full snapshot of this calendar at 134 rows was taken immediately after this incident. Prior incidents, same signature: 2026-10-11 a row on THIS calendar was destroyed at an estimated ratio of only ~0.67 via prefix containment; 2026-10-13 on 台灣新股票上市日期, 9 new rows returned created 8 / updated 1 (that victim is also unidentified). Three events in four days. Treat every multi-row submit of NEW titles as capable of silently eating an existing row, and always compare `created` against the number sent. [Modelling note] These are timed rows. startAt is written as LOCAL New York time (this row: 2026-10-24T18:00:00) with timezone America/New_York, storing as 2026-10-24T22:00:00Z (Oct 24 is still EDT, UTC-4). Never paste a stored Z value back as startAt. endAt is omitted deliberately: the source publishes a start time only, and on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves the absence. Omitting sourceUrls would clear them. [Environment note that saved a source today] If curl returns HTTP status 000, read the text error before calling the site dead: `curl: (60) SSL certificate problem` is fixed by adding `--cacert /root/.ccr/ca-bundle.crt` (that recovered skm.com.tw), never by -k/--insecure.

2026年10月24日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Oct 24 | Bruce Cockburn with special guest Livingston Taylor"; October 24, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月23日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Oct 23 | Sanctuary Park Tour: Celebrating 40 Years of The Jayhawks"; October 23, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月22日 上午8:30 · Asia/Taipei

The Iridium, 1650 Broadway, New York, NY

Live music at The Iridium, listed by the Times Square Alliance events page at 8:30 pm. [2026-10-14 00:2x] Created from a mechanical parse of timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 291,008 bytes). Card verbatim: "Oct 21, 2026 | Acoustic Alchemy | 8:30 pm | The Iridium". Full round notes on the row "Wrath Across North America 2026".

2026年10月22日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Stand-up comedy special at The Town Hall in Times Square. [2026-10-09 20:2x - this row is UNCHANGED, re-confirmed verbatim] The Town Hall's own events listing still publishes it as "Yang Mengen (youngmoon) Stand Up Comedy Special: Renegade - Thu / Oct 22". October 22, 2026 is indeed a Thursday. The listing prints no curtain time for this show, so it stays a date-only all-day row rather than inventing one. [Same round, both source pages re-read in full; all 14 rows in the 90-day window matched verbatim, 0 changes] - thetownhall.org/events/2026-09 confirmed 6 stored rows: LPR Presents: The Buena Vista Orchestra (Sat/Oct 10), Halwa by Amit Tandon (Sun/Oct 11), KATHY GRIFFIN: New Face, New Tour (Fri/Oct 16), The 7th Annual Danny Awards (Sun/Oct 18), Drama Queen (Mon/Oct 19), and this row. - sonyhall.com/shows/ confirmed 8 stored rows: Emolas Presents The Great Gig (Fri Oct 9, doors 7:30pm / show 8:00pm), Morgan James (Sun Oct 11, show 8pm), The Residents - Eskimo Live (Mon Oct 12, show 8pm), Fantastic Negrito (Tue Oct 13, show 8pm), Emei (Oct 16-17, multiple show times), Kranium (Sun Oct 18, show 8pm), Toad The Wet Sprocket (Mon Oct 19, show 8pm), The Jazz Room: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong (Thu Oct 22, multiple show times). - Note on Kranium: Sony Hall still carries the line "Rescheduled from 10/15/26", i.e. the move to Oct 18 that is already baked into this calendar has held; nothing moved again. - keep_events vouched for all 14: kept 14, unmatched empty. [WHAT THIS ROUND DID NOT CHECK - do not read it as an absence] The get_calendar read was capped at limit 14 and the calendar holds 124 events, so this round saw only the earliest 14 future rows. The Town Hall listing publishes many later shows (Oct 23 Sanctuary Park Tour, Oct 24 Bruce Cockburn, Oct 25 Postmodern Jukebox, Oct 28 Jeff Tweedy, Oct 30 Rocky Horror, Oct 31 Nasser Al-Rayess, Nov 2 Mark Twain Tonight!, and the whole NY Comedy Festival block Nov 7-14) and Sony Hall publishes Haley Reinhart (Tue Oct 27) and Boney James (Sun Nov 1). Whether those are already stored is UNKNOWN from this round's truncated read, so nothing was added - adding blind would risk permanent duplicate rows. A future round should read this calendar with startsAfterDays around 13-25 before deciding.

2026年10月22日 · All day

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

The Jazz Room presents a tribute to Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong at Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "The Jazz Room: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong | Thursday Oct 22 | MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES". October 22, 2026 is indeed a Thursday. [Why this is an all-day row rather than a timed one] The listing prints "MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES" and no clock time anywhere, so recording the date alone is the honest modelling. This is the same treatment the "Emei" row needed (Oct 16-17, also "MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES"). [2026-10-06 17:3x first recorded, alongside "Toad The Wet Sprocket" (Oct 19) in a separate call. The other eight Sony Hall blocks were already on this calendar with matching times and were vouched with keep_events (kept 8 / unmatched []).] [*** CORRECTION TO WHAT I FIRST WROTE HERE, AND AN UNRESOLVED COUNT DISCREPANCY - READ THIS ***] The first version of this description, written BEFORE the call returned, asserted "eventCount 122 -> 123 with created 1, confirming a genuine new row rather than an overwrite." **That was wrong and is corrected here.** What the call actually returned was **created 0 / updated 1 / eventCount 122**. What was then verified by reading back, and is certain: - This row exists at 2026-10-22T00:00:00Z with the correct title, dates and fields. - "Toad The Wet Sprocket" exists at 2026-10-20T00:00:00Z, correct. - The row sharing this instant, "Yang Mengen (youngmoon) Stand Up Comedy Special: Renegade", is INTACT and unmodified (lastSeenAt still 2026-10-04), as are "Sanctuary Park Tour" (Oct 23), "Bruce Cockburn" (Oct 24), both Oct 6 Sony Hall rows, "Music is Magic on Broadway", "Aftermath Hours Live" and the stale "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" row. What does NOT add up: the calendar read 121 at the start of the round, two rows were created, and the total is 122 rather than 123 - and this call reported an UPDATE rather than a CREATE even though a no-limit read of Oct 19 17:30Z - Oct 23 17:30Z minutes earlier returned only Yang Mengen and Sanctuary Park, with no row at this instant. **I could not account for the missing one.** The grace sweep is not the explanation: the stale "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" row (unvouched since 2026-09-24, twelve days) was checked after the fact and is still present. The remaining possibility I cannot rule out is that this submit fuzzy-matched some row OUTSIDE the windows I read and rewrote its title and date onto October 22 - which would consume a row and explain both the "updated 1" and the count. A whole-calendar read is rejected by the tool as too large and Bash is dead, so I could not scan for a victim. **For a later round: page through this calendar (10-20 rows at a time) and look for a Sony Hall or Town Hall row that this calendar used to hold and no longer does, particularly one with a long "The ..." title. Do not assume the count is simply wrong.** And the general lesson, which cost nothing here only by luck: **never write a result claim into a description before the call has returned.** [Why this row was sent in a submit_events call of its own] Its stored instant, 2026-10-22T00:00:00Z, is shared with the existing all-day "Yang Mengen ..." row at The Town Hall. Rows sharing a stored instant are the documented trigger for the fuzzy matcher to hit the wrong row. Bash has failed to spawn for thirty-six consecutive rounds (E2BIG, 202.6KB), so difflib could not be run; the judgement that these two titles are far apart was by shape, not measurement. [Sources NOT read this round] thetownhall.org and timessquarenyc.org/events were NOT fetched - the round hit the three-calendar cap. Every Town Hall row in the window was therefore neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. [TWO STALE ROWS STILL NEED MANUAL DELETION] "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" (2026-10-08T00:00:00Z; the Sony Hall listing shows that artist ONLY on Oct 6, marked "Rescheduled from 10/7") - unvouched twelve days and confirmed still present this round. "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06) dropped off The Town Hall listing on 2026-09-27. This toolset has no per-event delete. [Modelling note] endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 22, and reads back as 2026-10-23. That is correct. Omitting endAt on an all-day row collapses it to the start date; omitting sourceUrls clears them.

2026年10月21日 上午8:30 · Asia/Taipei

The Iridium, 1650 Broadway, New York, NY

Live music at The Iridium, listed by the Times Square Alliance events page at 8:30 pm. [2026-10-14 00:2x] Created from a mechanical parse of timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 291,008 bytes). Card verbatim: "Oct 20, 2026 | Bywater Call | 8:30 pm | The Iridium". Full round notes on the row "Wrath Across North America 2026".

2026年10月20日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Toad The Wet Sprocket play Sony Hall in Times Square on Rings: The Acoustic Tour, with Willy Porter. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "Toad The Wet Sprocket | Rings: The Acoustic Tour, w/ Willy Porter | Monday Oct 19 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm". October 19, 2026 is indeed a Monday. The stored start is the 8:00 pm show time; the listing publishes no end time, so none is recorded. [2026-10-06 17:3x first recorded] The Sony Hall listing now spans October 6 through October 22 and this is one of two genuinely new shows on it (the other is "The Jazz Room: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong" on Oct 22, added in its own separate call this round). The other eight blocks were all already on this calendar and all their printed times match verbatim: Jeff Bernat / Live at SOB's / Tuesday Oct 6 (6:00/8:00, still marked "Rescheduled from 10/7"); WILLOW / Blue Note Presents / Oct 6 - 7 / MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES; The Great Gig / Emolas Presents / Friday Oct 9 (7:30/8:00); Morgan James / Sunday Oct 11 (7:00/8:00); The Residents - Eskimo Live / Monday Oct 12 (6:00/8:00); Fantastic Negrito / Tuesday Oct 13 (6:00/8:00); Emei / Oct 16 - 17 / MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES; Kranium / Sunday Oct 18 (6:00/8:00). All eight were vouched with keep_events this round (kept 8 / unmatched []). [How the limit-truncation trap was cleared before creating this row - the required procedure on this calendar] The round's second read was startsAfterDays 2 / startsWithinDays 18 / limit 16 and it returned EXACTLY 16 rows, so it was capped and nothing could be concluded from it about absences. A third read with startsAfterDays 13 / startsWithinDays 17 and NO limit covered roughly Oct 19 17:30Z through Oct 23 17:30Z and returned only TWO rows - "Yang Mengen (youngmoon) Stand Up Comedy Special: Renegade" (Oct 22) and "Sanctuary Park Tour: Celebrating 40 Years of The Jayhawks" (Oct 23) - far below what that window could hold. This row's instant (2026-10-20T00:00:00Z) sits inside that window and was not among them, so the absence is real rather than an artifact of the cap. **Never create from a limit-capped read; always re-read the specific days with no limit first.** [A false alarm this round, recorded so it is not re-raised] The Sony Hall listing prints Morgan James on "Sunday Oct 11" while this calendar stores "Morgan James Concert" at 2026-10-12T00:00:00Z, which looks at a glance like a one-day discrepancy. It is not: the stored value is the UTC instant of October 11, 8:00 pm EDT. This is exactly the trap the modelling notes on this calendar warn about - **never compare a source's local date against a stored Z value; convert first.** [Submission safety] This title shares no word with any in-window row and its stored instant 2026-10-20T00:00:00Z is shared with no other row (the nearest rows are "Drama Queen" and "Kranium", both at 2026-10-19T00:00:00Z, and "Yang Mengen ..." at 2026-10-22T00:00:00Z). It was still sent in a call of its own and the eventCount was checked afterwards. Bash has failed to spawn for thirty-six consecutive rounds (E2BIG, 202.6KB this round), so difflib could not be run; this is a shape judgement, not a measurement. [THE STALE DUPLICATE IS STILL HERE AND STILL NEEDS MANUAL DELETION - now TWELVE days] "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" at 2026-10-08T00:00:00Z (= Oct 7, 8:00 pm local) is the pre-reschedule row. The Sony Hall listing again today shows this artist ONLY on Tuesday Oct 6, explicitly marked "Rescheduled from 10/7". It was deliberately left unvouched again this round, but its lastSeenAt has been stuck at 2026-09-24 and the grace sweep is believed unreliable on this project. **This toolset has no per-event delete, so it needs deleting from the timefeed UI.** The same applies to "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06), which dropped off The Town Hall listing on 2026-09-27. [Sources NOT read this round, stated rather than glossed] thetownhall.org and timessquarenyc.org/events were NOT fetched - this round hit the three-calendar cap (遠東巨城週年慶 and 美麗華週年慶 took the rest of the budget, plus a POPO call and a miramar status probe). So every Town Hall row in the window (Music is Magic, Aftermath Hours, The Besties, LPR Buena Vista, Halwa, KATHY GRIFFIN, The 7th Annual Danny Awards, Drama Queen, Yang Mengen, Sanctuary Park, Bruce Cockburn) was neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. [Still awaiting a decision, carried forward] (1) The Town Hall rows for which timessquarenyc.org publishes curtain times (Chelsea Wolfe 8:30pm, The Besties 7:00pm, Halwa 6:00pm, Kathy Griffin 7:00pm) are stored as all-day; converting them would fork permanent duplicates, so it needs those all-day rows deleted from the UI first. (2) The Olafur Arnalds November 4 night cannot be created from here - its title would be character-for-character identical to the surviving Nov 5 row (difflib 1.000) on an adjacent date, the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher. (3) Whether WILLOW's October 7 night should become its own row. (4) Whether "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is in scope, given this calendar's query says Broadway-related OUTDOOR events. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-19T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-20T00:00:00Z (October 19 is still EDT; DST does not end until November 1). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt. This row has NO endAt and must not be given one - the listing publishes only doors and show times, and on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves the absence rather than resetting anything.

2026年10月19日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Mon / Oct 19 | Drama Queen"; October 19, 2026 is indeed a Monday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月19日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Dancehall artist Kranium performs at Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "Rescheduled from 10/15/26 | Kranium | Sunday Oct 18 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm". October 18, 2026 is indeed a Sunday. The stored start is the 8:00 pm show time; the listing publishes no end time, so none is recorded. [2026-10-04 15:2x first recorded] The Sony Hall listing has rolled forward one more night and this is the only genuinely new show on it. The other nine were all already on this calendar and all their printed times match verbatim: Candlelight Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop Favorites Sun Oct 4 (5:30/6:30), Candlelight Tribute to Bad Bunny Sun Oct 4 (7:00/8:45), Jeff Bernat Tue Oct 6 (6:00/8:00), WILLOW Oct 6-7 ("MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES"), The Great Gig Fri Oct 9 (7:30/8:00), Morgan James Sun Oct 11 (7:00/8:00), The Residents - Eskimo Live Mon Oct 12 (6:00/8:00), Fantastic Negrito Tue Oct 13 (6:00/8:00), Emei Oct 16-17 ("MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES"). [THE RESCHEDULE LEAVES NO STALE ROW - checked, unlike the Jeff Bernat case] The banner says this show moved off October 15. That is the same situation that produced this calendar's stale "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" row, so it was checked explicitly before creating anything: this round's 0/+90 limit-18 read runs continuously from Oct 4 to Oct 18 and holds NO row on October 15 at all (it goes straight from Fantastic Negrito on Oct 13 to Emei and KATHY GRIFFIN on Oct 16). Kranium was never recorded at its old date, so creating this row leaves nothing behind to clean up. [How the limit-truncation trap was cleared before creating this row] The round's first read was startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 18 and it returned exactly 18 rows, ending at "The 7th Annual Danny Awards" on 2026-10-18 - capped, so nothing could be concluded from it about absences past that point. A second read with startsAfterDays 13 / startsWithinDays 29 and NO limit returned only 10 rows spanning Oct 18 through Nov 2, well under what that 16-day window could hold, and it contains NO Sony Hall row anywhere between Oct 19 and Nov 1. The absence is therefore real, not an artifact of the cap. **This is the required procedure on this calendar before every create.** [Why this row was sent in a submit_events call of its own] Its start instant, 2026-10-18 8:00 pm America/New_York, stores as 2026-10-19T00:00:00Z - the same instant as the existing all-day "Drama Queen" row (The Town Hall, Mon Oct 19). Rows sharing a stored instant are the documented trigger for submit_events' fuzzy matching to silently overwrite the wrong row. "Kranium" and "Drama Queen" share only the letters r/a/m in sequence, a hand-estimated difflib ratio well under 0.5 and nowhere near the 0.808 at which overwriting was observed - but it still went in a call of its own and the eventCount was checked afterwards. (Bash has failed to spawn for 25 consecutive rounds, so difflib could not be run; this is an estimate, not a measurement.) [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-18T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-19T00:00:00Z (October 18 is still EDT, UTC-4; DST does not end until November 1). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt. This row has no endAt and must not be given one - the listing publishes only doors and show times.

2026年10月18日 上午8:30 · Asia/Taipei

The Iridium, 1650 Broadway, New York, NY

Live music at The Iridium, listed by the Times Square Alliance events page at 8:30 pm. [2026-10-14 00:2x] Created from a mechanical parse of timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 291,008 bytes). Card verbatim: "Oct 17, 2026 | Honey LaRochelle | 8:30 pm | The Iridium". Full round notes on the row "Wrath Across North America 2026".

2026年10月18日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sun / Oct 18 | The 7th Annual Danny Awards"; October 18, 2026 is indeed a Sunday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月17日 晚上11:00 · Asia/Taipei

The New Victory Theater, 209 W 42nd St, New York, NY

Family theatre production at The New Victory Theater, listed by the Times Square Alliance events page at 11:00 am. [2026-10-14 00:2x] Created from a mechanical parse of timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 291,008 bytes). Card verbatim: "Oct 17, 2026 | Rosie Revere, Ada Twist, and Iggy Peck | 11:00 am | The New Victory Theater". Full round notes on the row "Wrath Across North America 2026".

2026年10月17日 上午8:30 · Asia/Taipei

The Iridium, 1650 Broadway, New York, NY

Live music at The Iridium, listed by the Times Square Alliance events page at 8:30 pm. [2026-10-14 00:2x] Created from a mechanical parse of timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 291,008 bytes). Card verbatim: "Oct 16, 2026 | Jeff Pitchell | 8:30 pm | The Iridium". **Note for future rounds: this title's closest stored neighbour is "Jeff Tweedy Solo" at difflib 0.483 — the highest ratio in this batch. They are different artists at different venues on different nights.** Full round notes on the row "Wrath Across North America 2026".

2026年10月16日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Oct 16 | KATHY GRIFFIN: New Face, New Tour"; October 16, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026/10/16至2026/10/17 · All day

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Singer-songwriter Emei plays Sony Hall in Times Square, with special guest Madelline. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "Emei | w/ special guest Madelline | Oct 16 - 17 | MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES". [2026-10-03 14:2x first recorded] The listing has rolled forward two more nights and this is the only genuinely new entry on it. It is modelled as an all-day two-day run rather than a timed show because the listing prints "MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES" and no clock time anywhere - inventing one would be worse than recording the dates alone. That is the same treatment the WILLOW row needed when it became a two-day run, except WILLOW already had a stored 8:00 pm start from before the change and could not be moved without forking. [How the limit-truncation trap was cleared before creating this row] The round's first read was startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 / limit 20 and it returned exactly 20 rows, ending at "Drama Queen" on 2026-10-19 - so it was capped and nothing could be concluded from it about absences. A second read with startsAfterDays 12 / startsWithinDays 16 and NO limit returned only 3 rows (KATHY GRIFFIN Oct 16, The 7th Annual Danny Awards Oct 18, Drama Queen Oct 19): October 17 held nothing at all and October 16 held only the Town Hall show. The absence is therefore real, not an artifact of the cap. **This is the correct procedure on this calendar and it must be followed before every create: re-read the specific days with no limit and confirm the returned count is below what the window could hold.** [Submission safety] "Emei" is four characters and shares no word with any in-window row; the nearest by eye is "Emolas Presents: The Great Gig", where the only matching run is the leading "Em", giving a hand-estimated difflib ratio around 0.24 - nowhere near the 0.808 at which submit_events was measured to silently overwrite a different row. Its stored instant is shared with the "KATHY GRIFFIN: New Face, New Tour" row (both all-day 2026-10-16T00:00:00Z), which is why it was sent in a call of its own: rows sharing a stored instant are the documented trigger for the fuzzy matcher to hit the wrong row. The result was eventCount 118 -> 119 with created 1, confirming a genuine new row rather than an overwrite. [2026-10-03 - state of the sources read this round] - sonyhall.com/shows/: 10 shows, Oct 3 through Oct 17. Nine were already on this calendar and all their times match verbatim: Burlesque Festival Saturday Spectacular Sat Oct 3 (6:30/7:00), Candlelight Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop Favorites Sun Oct 4 (5:30/6:30), Candlelight Tribute to Bad Bunny Sun Oct 4 (7:00/8:45), Jeff Bernat Live at SOB's Tue Oct 6 (6:00/8:00), WILLOW Oct 6-7 ("MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES"), The Great Gig Fri Oct 9 (7:30/8:00), Morgan James Soul Remains Tour Sun Oct 11 (7:00/8:00), The Residents Eskimo Live Mon Oct 12 (6:00/8:00), Fantastic Negrito Tue Oct 13 (6:00/8:00). The "Rescheduled from 10/7" banner on the Jeff Bernat block WAS reproduced by the reader this round, after two rounds of not being reproduced. The reader stated no total count at all this round, so there was nothing to contradict. - thetownhall.org/events/2026-10: asked point-blank about the ten Town Hall rows in the window and all ten came back present with matching dates and weekdays - Kanan Gill Sat Oct 3, Chelsea Wolfe Tue Oct 6, Music is Magic on Broadway Wed Oct 7, Aftermath Hours Live Thu Oct 8, The Besties Fri Oct 9, LPR Buena Vista Sat Oct 10, Halwa by Amit Tandon Sun Oct 11, KATHY GRIFFIN Fri Oct 16, The 7th Annual Danny Awards Sun Oct 18, Drama Queen Mon Oct 19. The reader also stated that NO curtain time is printed for any of them, which is consistent with how those rows are modelled. Worth flagging for a later round: two of those Town Hall rows are nevertheless stored as TIMED events - "Kanan Gill: Not This Again" at 4:00 pm ET and "Music is Magic on Broadway" at 7:30 pm ET. The venue publishes no time for either, so those clock times have no current source. They were NOT changed, because moving a startAt forks a permanent second row and there is no per-event delete; the discrepancy is recorded here instead. - timessquarenyc.org/events was NOT fetched this round - the budget went to three calendars plus the four source pages already listed. As of 2026-09-30 it published W.A.S.P. verbatim as "October 2, 2026 | W.A.S.P. 1984 TO HEADLESS | 8:00 pm | Palladium Times Square". Nineteen rows were vouched with keep_events this round (kept 19 / unmatched []), covering every Sony Hall and Town Hall row in the window. [WARNING ROWS NEEDING MANUAL DELETION - no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" (stored 2026-10-08T00:00:00Z = Oct 7 8pm local) is the pre-reschedule half of the Jeff Bernat move. Today's listing again shows Jeff Bernat ONLY on Tuesday Oct 6 and still carries the "Rescheduled from 10/7" banner, so the Oct 7 date has had no source since 2026-09-24 - **now NINE days** - and the row is still present, so the grace sweep has not removed it and on this project is believed not to be running at all. 2. "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06) dropped off The Town Hall listing on 2026-09-27 (verified then by raw-HTML grep: "Ziwe" 0 times, "Nov 6" 0 times, and that date had no event at the venue at all). Unvouched since. [WARNING THE OLAFUR ARNALDS NOVEMBER 4 NIGHT STILL CANNOT BE CREATED FROM HERE] The Town Hall publishes BOTH Nov 4 and Nov 5 nights; this calendar holds only Nov 5. The Nov 4 title would be character-for-character identical to the surviving Nov 5 row (difflib 1.000) on an adjacent date - the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher - and an attempt risks destroying the night that still exists. This needs a manual add in the UI, or a title-disambiguation rule from the calendar's owner. [Two official TITLE changes, deliberately NOT applied] The Alliance lengthened two titles this calendar stores in shorter form: "TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 9/25" -> "TSQ LIVE Summer Friday: Summer Fling", and "Poetry in Times Square with Adeena Karasick" -> "...with Adeena Karasick & Bob Holman". Neither was renamed: an event's identity here is (title, startAt), so editing a title forks a second permanent row rather than renaming it. Same reasoning keeps "Morgan James Concert" rather than the billed "Morgan James - Soul Remains Tour", and keeps this row at the billed name "Emei" with the support act in the description. [Read-budget note for later rounds] A -7/+90 get_calendar on this calendar returns about 77,000-91,000 characters and is REJECTED by the tool as too large. Use narrow paged reads - this round used 0/+90 limit 20 (capped at 2026-10-19) and then 12/+16 with no limit. Rows starting after 2026-10-19 were NOT read this round and nothing may be concluded about them. [Environment note] Bash still fails to spawn, roughly the twenty-third consecutive round. This round's error finally names the cause: 175.7KB of command line across 3 arguments, largest single argument 175.7KB, for a payload that was only "echo bash-alive" - so the oversized argument is injected by the shell wrapper, not by anything sent, and shortening commands cannot fix it. No raw-HTML greps, byte counts or re-measured difflib scores are possible; the similarity figures above are hand estimates or carried forward from rounds that measured them. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] endAt is submitted as the INCLUSIVE last day, October 17; timefeed stores all-day ends exclusively, so it reads back as 2026-10-18. That is correct.

2026/10/14 晚上8:00 – 2026/10/15 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY

Free coffee, conversation, guided tours, and intimate live performances at The Town Hall. Listed by the Times Square Alliance events page at 8:00 am. [2026-10-14 00:2x] Created from a mechanical parse of timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 291,008 bytes; 26 dated cards extracted from the stripped markup). Card verbatim: "Oct 14, 2026 | The Town Hall Cafe | 8:00 am | The Town Hall". Full round notes, the page-one-only caveat and the similarity measurements are recorded on the row "Wrath Across North America 2026".

2026年10月14日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Grammy-winning roots and blues artist Fantastic Negrito performs at Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "Fantastic Negrito | Tuesday, Oct 13 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm". October 13, 2026 is indeed a Tuesday (the same listing prints Morgan James on "Sunday, Oct 11"). The stored start is the 8:00 pm show time; the listing publishes no end time, so none is recorded. [2026-10-02 13:2x first recorded] The Sony Hall listing has rolled forward one more night and this is the only genuinely new entry on it. The other nine shows it lists were all already on this calendar: Jessie's Girl Friday Oct 2 (6:30/8:00), The 24th Annual New York Burlesque Festival Saturday Oct 3 (6:30/7:00), Candlelight Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop Favorites Sunday Oct 4 (5:30/6:30), Candlelight Tribute to Bad Bunny Sunday Oct 4 (7:00/8:45), Jeff Bernat Tuesday Oct 6 (6:00/8:00), WILLOW Oct 6-7 ("MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES", unchanged since 2026-09-26), The Great Gig Friday Oct 9 (7:30/8:00), Morgan James Sunday Oct 11 (7:00/8:00) and The Residents - Eskimo Live Monday Oct 12 (6:00/8:00). Six of those were vouched with keep_events this round (kept 6 / unmatched []). [⭐ WHY THIS ONE WAS SAFE TO CREATE, where Morgan James and The Residents were not on 2026-09-30] That round could not create them because its calendar read was limit-truncated and could not prove the rows did not already exist. This round the check was done properly: a get_calendar with startsAfterDays 3 / startsWithinDays 14 and NO limit returned 12 rows spanning 2026-10-06 through 2026-10-16 - the window genuinely covers 2026-10-14, and the rows jump straight from "The Residents: Eskimo Live" (stored 2026-10-13T00:00:00Z) to "KATHY GRIFFIN: New Face, New Tour" (2026-10-16). So the absence is real, not an artifact of a limit cap. **This is the correct way to clear the limit-truncation trap: re-read with no limit and confirm the returned count is below what the window could hold.** [Submission safety] This title is short and shares no words with any in-window row; its stored instant 2026-10-14T00:00:00Z is shared with no other row, and the nearest titles ("The Residents: Eskimo Live", "KATHY GRIFFIN: New Face, New Tour") are nowhere near the 0.808 at which submit_events was measured to silently overwrite a different row. It was still sent in a call of its own. [Sources NOT read this round, stated rather than glossed] thetownhall.org and timessquarenyc.org/events were NOT fetched - this round hit the three-calendar cap (Costco and 台灣百貨週年慶總覽 took the rest of the budget). So the Town Hall rows in the window (Chelsea Wolfe, Music is Magic, Aftermath Hours, The Besties, LPR Buena Vista, Halwa, KATHY GRIFFIN and the rest) and the W.A.S.P. row were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. As of 2026-09-30 the Alliance page published W.A.S.P. verbatim as "October 2, 2026 | W.A.S.P. 1984 TO HEADLESS | 8:00 pm | Palladium Times Square", matching its stored row. [⚠ ROWS NEEDING MANUAL DELETION - no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" (stored 2026-10-08T00:00:00Z = Oct 7 8pm local) is the pre-reschedule half of the Jeff Bernat move. The listing again today shows Jeff Bernat ONLY on Tuesday Oct 6, so the Oct 7 date has had no source since 2026-09-24. Deliberately unvouched since then - **now EIGHT days** - and still present, so the grace sweep has not removed it. 2. "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06) dropped off The Town Hall listing on 2026-09-27 (verified then by raw-HTML grep: "Ziwe" 0 times, "Nov 6" 0 times, and that date now has no event at the venue at all). Unvouched since. [⚠ THE OLAFUR ARNALDS NOVEMBER 4 NIGHT STILL CANNOT BE CREATED FROM HERE] The Town Hall publishes BOTH Nov 4 and Nov 5 nights; this calendar holds only Nov 5. The Nov 4 title would be character-for-character identical to the surviving Nov 5 row (difflib 1.000) on an adjacent date - the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher - and an attempt risks destroying the night that still exists. This needs a manual add in the UI, or a title-disambiguation rule from the calendar's owner. [Two official TITLE changes, deliberately NOT applied] The Alliance lengthened two titles this calendar stores in shorter form: "TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 9/25" -> "TSQ LIVE Summer Friday: Summer Fling", and "Poetry in Times Square with Adeena Karasick" -> "...with Adeena Karasick & Bob Holman". Neither was renamed: an event's identity here is (title, startAt), so editing a title forks a second permanent row rather than renaming it, and a near-miss title on the same startAt can instead be fuzzy-matched onto a DIFFERENT row and overwrite it silently. Same reasoning keeps "Morgan James Concert" rather than the billed "Morgan James - Soul Remains Tour". [Reader-count artifact, consistent across rounds] This round the reader said "Total: 10 shows listed" and enumerated exactly 10, which is the first time the stated count matched the enumeration on this source (it claimed 11 and listed 10 on both 2026-10-01 and 2026-09-30). Per the standing rule its counts and absences are still not used as evidence; only its positive identifications are. [Read-budget note for later rounds] A -7/+90 get_calendar on this calendar returns about 77,000-91,000 characters and is REJECTED by the tool as too large. Use narrow paged reads - this round used -10/+90 limit 25 (which capped out at 2026-10-03) and then 3/+14 with no limit. Note the gap that leaves: 2026-10-04 and 2026-10-05 were covered by NEITHER read this round, so nothing may be concluded about rows starting on those two days. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-13T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-14T00:00:00Z (October 13 is still EDT, UTC-4). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt. This row has no endAt and must not be given one - the listing publishes only doors and show times.

2026年10月13日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Avant-garde art collective The Residents bring Eskimo Live to Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "The Residents - Eskimo Live | Monday, Oct 12 | Doors 6:00pm | Show 8:00pm". October 12, 2026 is indeed a Monday. The stored start is the 8:00 pm show time; the listing publishes no end time, so none is recorded. [⭐ 2026-10-01 - THE OPEN QUESTION FROM 09-30 IS NOW CLOSED] Last round's note on the W.A.S.P. row said Morgan James (Oct 11) and The Residents (Oct 12) "were NOT created and NOT vouched, because my calendar read was limit-truncated at 2026-10-11 and I could not see whether rows for them already exist", and instructed the next round to read startsAfterDays 10 / startsWithinDays 6 and check them specifically before creating anything. Done this round with a startsAfterDays 9 / startsWithinDays 13 / limit 6 read: **BOTH ROWS ALREADY EXIST** - "Morgan James Concert" at 2026-10-12T00:00:00Z and this row at 2026-10-13T00:00:00Z. Nothing was created, so no duplicate was made. This is the limit-truncation trap working exactly as the standing rule says it should: never conclude "missing" from a limit-capped read. [2026-10-01 Sony Hall re-read, all listed shows match] The listing publishes, verbatim: Somi Thursday Oct 1 (doors 6:00pm / show 8:00pm); Jessie's Girl Back to the 80s Show Friday Oct 2 (6:30/8:00); The 24th Annual New York Burlesque Festival Saturday Spectacular Saturday Oct 3 (6:30/7:00); Candlelight Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop Favorites Sunday Oct 4 (5:30/6:30); Candlelight Tribute to Bad Bunny Sunday Oct 4 (7:00/8:45); Jeff Bernat Live at SOB's Tuesday Oct 6 (6:00/8:00); WILLOW Oct 6-7 ("Multiple show times", unchanged since 2026-09-26); The Great Gig Friday Oct 9 (7:30/8:00); Morgan James Soul Remains Tour Sunday Oct 11 (7:00/8:00); and this show. Three rows were vouched with keep_events from this read (kept 3 / unmatched []): Somi, Jessie's Girl and Morgan James. ⚠ READER COUNT MISMATCH, logged because it is the same artifact seen on several other sources: the reader stated "Total Shows Listed: 11" but then enumerated only 10. Per the standing rule its COUNTS and ABSENCES are unusable and only its positive identifications are used - so this round makes no claim about an eleventh show either way. ⚠ The "Rescheduled from 10/7" banner on the Jeff Bernat block was again not reproduced by the reader. Recorded as unconfirmed, not as removed; it changes nothing, because Oct 6 is still the date the listing prints. [Sources NOT read this round, stated rather than glossed] thetownhall.org and timessquarenyc.org/events were NOT fetched - this round hit the three-calendar cap (Costco and 台灣百貨週年慶總覽 took the rest of the budget). So the Town Hall rows in the window (Ha Sisters, Kanan Gill, Chelsea Wolfe, Music is Magic, Aftermath Hours, The Besties, LPR Buena Vista, Halwa and the rest) and the W.A.S.P. row were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled. As of 2026-09-30 the Alliance page published W.A.S.P. verbatim as "October 2, 2026 | W.A.S.P. 1984 TO HEADLESS | 8:00 pm | Palladium Times Square", matching its stored row. [⚠ ROWS NEEDING MANUAL DELETION - no per-event delete exists in this toolset] 1. "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" (stored 2026-10-08T00:00:00Z = Oct 7 8pm local) is the pre-reschedule half of the Jeff Bernat move. Sony Hall lists Jeff Bernat only on Oct 6. Unvouched since 2026-09-24 - now SEVEN days - and still present, so the grace sweep has not removed it. 2. "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (2026-11-06) dropped off The Town Hall listing on 2026-09-27 (verified then by raw-HTML grep: "Ziwe" 0 times, "Nov 6" 0 times, and that date now has no event at the venue at all). Unvouched since. [⚠ THE OLAFUR ARNALDS NOVEMBER 4 NIGHT STILL CANNOT BE CREATED FROM HERE] The Town Hall publishes BOTH Nov 4 and Nov 5 nights; this calendar holds only Nov 5. The Nov 4 title would be character-for-character identical to the surviving Nov 5 row (difflib 1.000) on an adjacent date - the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher - and an attempt risks destroying the night that still exists. This needs a manual add in the UI, or a title-disambiguation rule from the calendar's owner. [Two official TITLE changes, deliberately NOT applied] The Alliance lengthened two titles this calendar stores in shorter form: "TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 9/25" -> "TSQ LIVE Summer Friday: Summer Fling", and "Poetry in Times Square with Adeena Karasick" -> "...with Adeena Karasick & Bob Holman". Neither was renamed: an event's identity here is (title, startAt), so editing a title forks a second permanent row rather than renaming it, and a near-miss title on the same startAt can instead be fuzzy-matched onto a DIFFERENT row and overwrite it silently. Same reasoning keeps this calendar's "Morgan James Concert" title rather than the billed "Morgan James - Soul Remains Tour". [Read-budget note for later rounds] A -7/+90 get_calendar on this calendar returns about 77,000-91,000 characters and is REJECTED by the tool as too large; with Bash dead the saved overflow file cannot be sliced either (this round's attempt saved 76,874 characters and had to be abandoned). Use narrow paged reads instead - this round used 0/+25 limit 4 and 9/+13 limit 6. Remember the paging means the rest of the window goes unvouched unless further pages are read. [Why this row carries the sync stamp] Its worst difflib score against every in-window row is 0.545 ("The Besties: Live On Broadway"), far below the 0.808 at which submit_events was measured to silently overwrite a different row, and its stored instant 2026-10-13T00:00:00Z is shared with no other row. It was also verified verbatim from its own source this round. [Environment note] Bash still fails to spawn (E2BIG, a 155.5KB argument for a bare command this round, up from 138.7KB when this row was last written), so no byte counts and no re-measured difflib scores; similarity figures are carried forward from rounds that measured them. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-12T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-13T00:00:00Z (October 12 is still EDT, UTC-4). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt.

2026年10月12日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Broadway star and Postmodern Jukebox vocalist Morgan James performs live at Sony Hall in Times Square, on the Soul Remains Tour. Doors 7:00 pm, show 8:00 pm. [2026-09-27 CONFIRMED AT LAST - this row had been unverifiable for two weeks] The official Sony Hall shows listing (HTTP 200, 61,883 bytes) has finally rolled forward far enough to publish this show, verbatim as "Morgan James | Soul Remains Tour | Sunday | Oct 11 | DOORS 7:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm". October 11, 2026 is indeed a Sunday. The stored start, 8:00 pm on October 11 local, matches the published show time exactly, so no date or time needed changing. Confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9 and the tour billing and door time recorded. Before this round the listing was month-paginated and only reached about Oct 9, which is why the 2026-09-26 WILLOW note had to say this row could be "neither vouched for nor treated as cancelled" - that limitation is now resolved for this row. This also makes this row's lastSeenAt current again. It had been 2026-09-13, the oldest on the whole calendar and therefore the row closest to being dropped by the grace-period sweep. [Title deliberately NOT changed] The source bills the show as "Morgan James - Soul Remains Tour". The row keeps its stored title "Morgan James Concert". On this system an event's identity is (title, startAt), so editing a title does not rename the row - it forks a second permanent row, and there is no per-event delete. The tour name is recorded here in the description instead, matching how the W.A.S.P. and Poetry in Times Square rows on this calendar already handle official title changes. [Why this row carries the sync stamp this round] It is a genuine detail change (confidence and billing), and its worst difflib score against every in-window row is 0.414 ("Stagedoor 50: A One Night Only Concert"), far below the 0.808 at which submit_events was measured to silently overwrite a different row. It was sent in its own call, separate from the newly added "The Residents: Eskimo Live" row (the two titles score only 0.217 against each other, but same-round writes are kept in separate calls on this calendar because a single call de-duplicates near-identical titles server-side before writing). [2026-09-27 - state of all three sources this round] - sonyhall.com/shows/ (HTTP 200, 61,883 bytes): 9 shows, now spanning Oct 1 to Oct 12. All were already on the calendar except "The Residents: Eskimo Live" (Oct 12), which was added this round. The WILLOW block still reads "Oct 6 - 7 | MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES", unchanged from 2026-09-26. The "Rescheduled from 10/7" banner on the Jeff Bernat block is also still there. Method note: the title lines come BEFORE the date line in the text extraction, so read backwards from each date. - thetownhall.org/events/2026-09 (HTTP 200, 1,397,557 bytes): 131 `<a href="/event/` anchors, 64 distinct events parsed with a 40 KB per-event window. Everything this calendar holds from Sep 27 through Nov 5 is present and the dates all match. - timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 200,901 bytes, down from 243,466): now only TWO dated listings remain, Sep 28 Poetry in Times Square 5:00 pm and Oct 2 W.A.S.P. 8:00 pm, both already on the calendar and both matching. Everything else has rotated off as its date arrived - normal behaviour, not cancellations. The Alliance drops same-day events too: today's Broadway Flea Market is gone from it, but broadwaycares.org still publishes JSON-LD with startDate 2026-09-27T10:00:00 and endDate 2026-09-27T19:00:00, matching this calendar's row exactly, so that row was vouched from its own source instead. [⚠ 2026-09-27 - ONE ROW HAS DROPPED OFF ITS SOURCE, deliberately not vouched] "NY Comedy Festival Presents Ziwe" (stored 2026-11-06) is GONE from The Town Hall listing. This was checked against the parser rather than trusted: a direct raw-HTML grep finds "Ziwe" 0 times and "Nov 6" 0 times, while "Joanne McNally" appears 11 times and the listing now runs ... Nov 5 Olafur Arnalds, Nov 7 NY Comedy Festival Presents Joanne McNally: Pinotphile, Nov 8 NY Comedy Festival Presents Sarah Sherman and Patti Harrison. So November 6 now has no event at that venue at all. Per this calendar's rule the row was neither vouched for nor resubmitted, and will age out on its own if the sweep ever runs. [⚠ 2026-09-27 - the Olafur Arnalds gap is CONFIRMED again] The Town Hall listing publishes BOTH Nov 4 and Nov 5 Olafur Arnalds nights; this calendar still holds only Nov 5. That matches what the Nov 5 row already documents (two same-titled rows in ONE submit_events call are de-duplicated server-side before anything is written). Nov 4 was again NOT re-created: its title would be character-for-character identical to the surviving row (difflib 1.000) on an adjacent date, which is the worst possible case for the fuzzy matcher, and an attempt risks destroying the night that still exists. This needs a manual add in the UI or a title-disambiguation rule from the calendar's owner.

2026年10月11日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sun / Oct 11 | Halwa by Amit Tandon"; October 11, 2026 is indeed a Sunday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月10日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Emolas Presents The Great Gig at Sony Hall in Times Square, featuring Beka Gochiashvili, Temuriko Diasamidze, and KORDZ. [2026-10-07 18:2x - this row itself is UNCHANGED, confirmed verbatim] The official Sony Hall listing still publishes the block as "The Great Gig | Friday Oct 9 | DOORS 7:30pm | SHOW 8:00pm". The doors move from 6:00pm to 7:30pm that was recorded on 2026-10-05 has held; nothing changed again this round. October 9, 2026 is a Friday. The performer names are no longer printed in the block (the reader was asked directly and could not find "Beka Gochiashvili"), but that is the listing shortening its own copy, not a lineup change - they are kept here from the 2026-09-26 reading. [THE REAL SOURCE CHANGE THIS ROUND: the WILLOW block has resolved] It had read "WILLOW | Blue Note Presents | Oct 6 - 7 | MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES" since 2026-09-26. **It now reads "Blue Note Presents WILLOW | Wednesday Oct 7 | DOORS 6:30pm | SHOW 8:00pm"** - a single night with a concrete published time. The natural reading is that the Oct 6 night has played and rotated off, leaving the Oct 7 night. This finally answers the question that kept that row at confidence 0.8. **Nothing was written to the WILLOW row and that is deliberate, for two independent reasons.** (1) Its stored instant is 2026-10-07T00:00:00Z = Oct 6, 8:00 pm EDT, which is now fully past, and a fully-past row discards a submit_events payload. (2) Creating the Oct 7 night as its own row is still an OPEN QUESTION for the calendar's owner, carried forward from 2026-10-05 - it must not be done unasked, because the title would be character-identical to the surviving row (difflib 1.000) on an adjacent date, the worst case for the fuzzy matcher. **For the user, this is now a concrete offer rather than a hypothetical:** the Oct 7 WILLOW night has a published time (8:00 pm, doors 6:30 pm). Say the word and I will add it as its own row. [THE STALE JEFF BERNAT DUPLICATE IS NOW FULLY UNSUPPORTED - please delete it from the UI] "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" at 2026-10-08T00:00:00Z (= Oct 7, 8:00 pm local) is the pre-reschedule row. Asked directly this round, the Sony Hall listing returns **"列表中完全找不到此場次" - Jeff Bernat is gone from the listing entirely** (the rescheduled Oct 6 date has itself now rotated off, as Oct 6 is past). Previously the evidence was the "Rescheduled from 10/7" banner; now the artist is simply absent. The row has again been left unvouched (not in keep_events, not resubmitted). Its lastSeenAt has been stuck at 2026-09-24 for **thirteen days** and the grace sweep is believed not to run on this project. **This toolset has no per-event delete; it needs deleting from the timefeed UI.** This is the single most overdue item on this calendar. [Sony Hall listing span and full contents this round] The listing now spans **October 7 through October 27** (it reached only Oct 22 on 2026-10-05, so it has rolled forward five days). Full block list: Blue Note Presents WILLOW / Wed Oct 7 / DOORS 6:30pm / SHOW 8:00pm; this row / Fri Oct 9 / 7:30pm / 8:00pm; Morgan James - Soul Remains Tour / Sun Oct 11 / 7:00pm / 8:00pm; The Residents - Eskimo Live / Mon Oct 12 / 6:00pm / 8:00pm; Fantastic Negrito / Tue Oct 13 / 6:00pm / 8:00pm; Emei / Oct 16 - 17 / MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES; Kranium / Sun Oct 18 / 6:00pm / 8:00pm; Toad The Wet Sprocket / Mon Oct 19 / 6:00pm / 8:00pm; The Jazz Room: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong / Thu Oct 22 / MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES; **Haley Reinhart / Tue Oct 27 / DOORS 7:30pm / SHOW 8:30pm (NEW to the listing this round)**. Haley Reinhart was not added as an event because this round's budget went to cross-verifying money101 on the other calendar; **next round should check whether a Haley Reinhart row already exists beyond this read's window and add it if not.** Method note that still holds: the title lines come BEFORE the date line in the text extraction, so read backwards from each date. [Town Hall side - all five in-window rows confirmed, with positive-identification questions only] thetownhall.org/events/2026-10 returned all five verbatim: "Wed / Oct 7" Music Is Magic On Broadway: The Story Of The Music Man Project; "Thu / Oct 8" Aftermath Hours Live; "Fri / Oct 9" The Besties: Live On Broadway; "Sat / Oct 10" LPR Presents: The Buena Vista Orchestra; "Sun / Oct 11" Halwa by Amit Tandon. **Asked directly, the listing publishes NO curtain time for any of the five** - the standing reason these are modelled as all-day rows and must not be "fixed" into timed events. The reader counted roughly 80 event cards, comfortably above the ~55 that the documented small-window parser trap produces, so this was a full parse rather than a truncated one. **Note the Town Hall title is longer than this calendar's stored title** ("Music is Magic on Broadway" vs the venue's "Music Is Magic On Broadway: The Story Of The Music Man Project"). The stored title was deliberately NOT changed: identity here is (title, startAt), so editing a title forks a second permanent row rather than renaming - the same rule already applied to the Morgan James and W.A.S.P. rows. [Why this row carries the sync stamp] Its start (Oct 9, 8:00 pm) is still in the future, so the stamp cannot be silently discarded the way a fully-past row's is; its worst difflib score against every in-window row is 0.522 ("LPR Presents: The Buena Vista Orchestra"), far below the 0.808 at which submit_events was observed to silently overwrite a different row; and its stored instant 2026-10-10T00:00:00Z is not shared with any other row. The rows that DID change or disappear this round are all either fully past (WILLOW) or deliberately being left to age out (Jeff Bernat), so neither could carry it. [Reading this calendar - the size limit is now firmly established] eventCount is 122 and the descriptions on this calendar are long. This round, startsAfterDays 0 / startsWithinDays 90 (no limit) returned **102,136 characters and was rejected**, and startsWithinDays 21 / limit 20 returned **59,551 characters and was also rejected**; Bash is dead so the saved files cannot be sliced. What worked was **startsWithinDays 7 / limit 8**. Use a small limit on this calendar and expect roughly 7-8 rows per read. **Never conclude anything about rows beyond the limit - a capped read enumerates only the earliest N rows in the window, and this project has already made that mistake once on another calendar.** [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-09T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-10T00:00:00Z (October 9 is EDT, UTC-4). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt. This row has NO endAt and must not be given one - the listing publishes no end time, and on a TIMED row omitting endAt preserves the absence rather than resetting anything (that reset behaviour applies to allDay rows). [Still awaiting a decision, carried forward] (1) The Oct 7 WILLOW night, described above - now with a published 8:00 pm time. (2) The four Town Hall rows for which timessquarenyc.org publishes curtain times (Chelsea Wolfe 8:30pm, The Besties 7:00pm, Halwa 6:00pm, Kathy Griffin 7:00pm) are still stored as all-day; converting them would fork four permanent duplicates, so it needs those all-day rows deleted from the UI first. (3) Whether "Rent, the 30th Anniversary Concert" at the Richard Rodgers Theatre is in scope, given this calendar's query says Broadway-related OUTDOOR events. (4) The Olafur Arnalds Nov 4 night, still missing and still not safely creatable (title would be difflib 1.000 against the surviving Nov 5 row). [Not checked this round, recorded honestly] timessquarenyc.org/events was NOT read this round - the budget went to the two Sony Hall / Town Hall reads plus two cross-verification reads on the other calendar. That is "not checked", NOT "no longer listed". Rows beyond 2026-10-12 were not read at all, for the size reason above. [Environment note] Bash still fails to spawn - E2BIG, thirty-eighth consecutive round, and the figure is still climbing (214.8KB this round, 202.6KB before). The oversized argument is injected per request by the shell wrapper, so neither shortening commands nor waiting for a container restart helps. No byte counts and no re-measured difflib scores; the similarity figures above are carried forward from rounds that measured them.

2026年10月10日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Sat / Oct 10 | LPR Presents: The Buena Vista Orchestra"; October 10, 2026 is indeed a Saturday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月9日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Fri / Oct 9 | The Besties: Live On Broadway"; October 9, 2026 is indeed a Friday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月8日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own forward listing publishes it as "Thu / Oct 8 | Aftermath Hours Live"; October 8, 2026 is indeed a Thursday, so the date is confirmed. The listing publishes no curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one - hence confidence 0.85, matching how this calendar's other Town Hall rows are modelled. [2026-09-25 first recorded] This show is on the official Town Hall listing but was missing from this calendar. [2026-09-25 - the parser trap that nearly made me report false absences, worth repeating] My first parse of thetownhall.org/events/2026-09 used a 6,000-character window per event card and returned only 55 of the 135 cards. That is the SAME failure already written up on the 2026-11-03 "Difficult People" row ("my first parser also returned only 56 of the 137 event links because its per-event window was too small"). With 55 cards I would have reported Jay Electronica (11/15), the John Lennon Tribute (11/21) and Memory Card #2 (11/29) as dropped from the listing - all three are in fact present. Re-parsing with a 40,000-character window gave 135/135 cards, 66 distinct events, 52 of them inside this calendar's 90-day window. **Always use a window of at least 40 KB on this site, and sanity-check the parsed count against the number of `<a href="/event/` blocks.**

2026年10月8日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY

Jeff Bernat brings the Luv Language Tour to Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall listing publishes "Wednesday / Oct 7 / DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm"; the stored start is the 8:00 pm show time. October 7, 2026 is indeed a Wednesday. No end time is published, so none is recorded. [2026-09-24 first recorded] This show is on the official Sony Hall listing but was missing from this calendar. [2026-09-24 09:2x — how this calendar's three sources were read this round] timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 233,128 bytes): 7 upcoming dated listings, ALL already on the calendar (Sep 25 TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 6pm, Sep 26-27 Princess Ball 11:30am, Sep 26 Kamelot 7pm, Sep 27 Broadway Flea Market 10am, Sep 27 Roger Daltrey 8pm, Sep 28 Poetry in Times Square 5pm, Oct 2 W.A.S.P. 8pm). The Sep 24 Hot Toddies show has dropped off now that it is playing today — normal rotation, not a cancellation. Nothing new. sonyhall.com/shows/ (HTTP 200, 62,691 bytes): 10 shows listed. The title lines come BEFORE the date line in the text extraction, so read backwards from each date. 8 of the 10 are already on the calendar and all their times match; the two missing ones are this row's and the DOMi & JD Beck Sep 24-25 run. thetownhall.org/events/2026-09 … -12 (HTTP 200, 1,431,534 bytes each): these four URLs return the SAME full listing (different md5 only because of per-request markup noise) — 135 event cards, 66 distinct events, 51 of them inside this calendar's 90-day window. The cards are Next.js/MUI markup with NO datetime attribute, NO startDate JSON-LD and no event-date class: parse `<a href="/event/<slug>">` blocks and pull the day-of-week span plus the `\xa0/\xa0<!-- -->Mon DD` span, then the `<div class="title …"><span>` that follows. Two traps: the image srcSet makes each block ~4 KB long, so a regex window of 3,000 chars finds nothing and looks like an empty listing; and the listing prints NO YEAR, so Sep–Dec must be read as 2026 and Jan–Aug as 2027.

2026年10月8日 清晨7:30 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

A musical performance by The Music Man Project celebrating accessible music education, talent, and inclusion on Broadway.

2026年10月7日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Jeff Bernat performs at Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall shows listing publishes this block verbatim as "Rescheduled from 10/7 | Jeff Bernat | Live at SOB's | Tuesday | Oct 6 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm". The stored start is the 8:00 pm show time; no end time is published, so none is recorded. [2026-09-25 first recorded - THIS IS A RESCHEDULE, NOT A SECOND SHOW] The listing's own words are "Rescheduled from 10/7". This calendar already holds "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" at 2026-10-07 8:00 pm, recorded on 2026-09-24 from the same listing when it still showed Wednesday Oct 7. That October 7 date is now gone from the source. I did NOT edit that row's startAt, because on this system an event's identity is (title, startAt) and moving a date forks a permanent second row rather than editing in place - and there is no per-event delete. Instead this new row carries the source's current title and date, and the October 7 row was deliberately left unvouched this round so it ages out on its own. **If both rows are still visible after the grace period, the October 7 "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" row is the stale one and should be deleted from the UI.** [Why this row was sent in a submit_events call of its own] Its start instant, 2026-10-06 8:00 pm America/New_York, stores as 2026-10-07T00:00:00Z - the exact same instant as the existing "Blue Note Presents WILLOW" row (Sony Hall, Oct 6, SHOW 8:00pm). Rows sharing a stored instant are the documented trigger for submit_events' fuzzy matching to silently overwrite the wrong row. Measured first: this title's worst difflib score against every in-window row is 0.429 ("The Besties: Live On Broadway"), and only 0.311 against WILLOW itself - far below the 0.808 at which overwriting was observed - so it was safe, but it still went in its own call and the result was checked. (Two rows already coexist at 2026-10-03T00:00:00Z on this calendar - W.A.S.P. and Jessie's Girl - so a shared instant is survivable when the titles are far apart.) [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-06T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-07T00:00:00Z (October 6 is EDT, UTC-4). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt.

2026/10/7 上午8:00–11:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Blue Note presents WILLOW performing live at Sony Hall. [⚠ 2026-09-26 - THE SOURCE CHANGED THIS ENTRY, dates deliberately NOT moved] When this row was first recorded on 2026-09-22 the official Sony Hall listing published it as a single show: "Blue Note Presents | WILLOW | Tuesday Oct 6 | DOORS 6:30pm | SHOW 8:00pm". On today's fetch (HTTP 200, 62,717 bytes) the same block now reads "Blue Note Presents | WILLOW | Oct 6 - 7 | MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES | Check availability" - i.e. it has become a TWO-DAY run on October 6 and 7 with no single published curtain time, and the 8:00 pm time this row's start was built from is no longer published anywhere on the listing. What was changed and what was not: confidence is lowered from 0.9 to 0.8 because the specific start time is no longer sourced. startAt was left at October 6, 8:00 pm. On this system an event's identity is (title, startAt), so rewriting the start would not edit this row - it would fork a second permanent row for the same residency, and there is no per-event delete. The nominal three-hour end is likewise left alone rather than stretched across two days, because the source publishes no end time at all and inventing one would be worse than leaving the existing nominal window. **For the user: if you want the October 7 night represented as its own entry, say so and I will add a second row; and if you would rather this row read as a two-day run, that needs the October 6 row deleted from the UI first, because I cannot move a startAt without forking.** [Why this row goes in a submit_events call of its own] Its stored instant, 2026-10-07T00:00:00Z, is shared with the "Jeff Bernat - Live at SOB's" row (Sony Hall, Oct 6, SHOW 8:00pm). Rows sharing a stored instant are the documented trigger for submit_events' fuzzy matching to silently overwrite the wrong row. Measured again this round before submitting: these two titles score only 0.311 against each other and this title's worst score against any in-window row is 0.500 ("World Music Institute Presents Somi"), both far below the 0.808 at which overwriting was observed - but it still went in its own call and the result was checked. [Source method note] The Sony Hall listing is month-paginated and on today's fetch spans only Sep 26 through Oct 9, so it cannot be used to judge whether later Sony Hall rows (for example "Morgan James Concert" on October 12) still exist. Those were therefore neither vouched for nor treated as cancelled. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-06T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-07T00:00:00Z (October 6 is EDT, UTC-4). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt.

2026年10月6日 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Performance at The Town Hall in Times Square. The venue's own events listing publishes it as "Tue / Oct 6 | Chelsea Wolfe: THE DARK World Tour"; October 6, 2026 is indeed a Tuesday, so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so this is recorded as a date only rather than inventing one. First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月5日 上午8:45 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Candlelight concert series tribute to Bad Bunny at Sony Hall. Official Sony Hall shows listing: "Candlelight: Tribute to Bad Bunny | Sunday Oct 4 | DOORS 7:00pm | SHOW 8:45pm". First recorded 2026-09-21 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely. Note it is the second Candlelight show on the same day; the 6:30 pm Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop one is a separate row.

2026年10月5日 清晨6:30 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Candlelight concert series performance of neo-soul and hip-hop favourites at Sony Hall. Official Sony Hall shows listing: "Candlelight: Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop Favorites | Sunday Oct 4 | DOORS 5:30pm | SHOW 6:30pm". First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026/10/4 清晨7:00–8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

The New York Burlesque Festival presents its flagship Saturday Spectacular at Sony Hall, hosted by The Great Wilfredo featuring top international burlesque, drag, and circus performers. Presented by Thirsty Girl Productions. [Upgraded 2026-09-21] Re-fetched the official Sony Hall shows listing (HTTP 200, 62,774 bytes), which now publishes clock times for this show: "Thirsty Girl Productions Present | The 24th Annual New York Burlesque Festival | Saturday Spectacular | Saturday Oct 3 | DOORS 6:30pm | SHOW 7:00pm". The row was previously an all-day entry because no time had been published; it is now recorded as a 7:00 pm start and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9.

2026年10月4日 凌晨4:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Stand-up comedy performance by international comedian Kanan Gill presenting his solo special Not This Again.

2026年10月3日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square, 126 E 14th St, New York, NY

Heavy metal band W.A.S.P. bring the "1984 TO HEADLESS" tour to Palladium Times Square, with special guest KK's Priest. [2026-09-30 13:2x re-verified against the Times Square Alliance listing] The Alliance events page publishes this show verbatim as "October 2, 2026 | W.A.S.P. 1984 TO HEADLESS | 8:00 pm | Palladium Times Square | With special guest KK's Priest.", filed under Music. Date, clock time and venue all match what was stored; nothing needed changing. [⚠ 2026-09-30 - the Alliance listing has shrunk to ONE entry, and that is NOT evidence of cancellations] On 2026-09-23 the same page carried 11 upcoming entries; this round the reader returned exactly ONE distinct upcoming entry - this show. Every one of the other ten (El Mundo es Nina 9/23, Gabriel Aldort 9/23, Izzy Escobar 9/23, The Hot Toddies 9/24, TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 9/25, Grandest Princess Ball 9/26-27, Kamelot 9/26, Broadway Flea Market 9/27, Roger Daltrey 9/27, Poetry in Times Square 9/28) has a date that has now PLAYED, so an empty forward list is exactly what normal rotation produces at the end of September. Do not read the shrinkage as removals, and do not read it as "the Alliance has nothing in October" either - a summarising reader under-enumerates, so its absences are not evidence. Only its positive identifications are used here. [2026-09-30 Sony Hall re-read: 10 shows listed, ALL already on this calendar] Verbatim from the official listing: "World Music Institute Presents Somi | Thursday Oct 1 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm"; "Jessie's Girl (Back to the 80s Show) | Friday Oct 2 | DOORS 6:30pm | SHOW 8:00pm"; "The 24th Annual New York Burlesque Festival (Saturday Spectacular) | Saturday Oct 3 | DOORS 6:30pm | SHOW 7:00pm"; "Candlelight: Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop Favorites | Sunday Oct 4 | DOORS 5:30pm | SHOW 6:30pm"; "Candlelight: Tribute to Bad Bunny | Sunday Oct 4 | DOORS 7:00pm | SHOW 8:45pm"; "Jeff Bernat (Live at SOB's, rescheduled from 10/7) | Tuesday Oct 6 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm"; "WILLOW (Blue Note Presents) | Oct 6-7 | Multiple show times"; "The Great Gig (Emolas Presents) | Friday Oct 9 | DOORS 7:30pm | SHOW 8:00pm"; "Morgan James (Soul Remains Tour) | Sunday Oct 11 | DOORS 7:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm"; "The Residents (Eskimo Live) | Monday Oct 12 | DOORS 6:00pm | SHOW 8:00pm". Eight of these were vouched with keep_events this round (kept 8 / unmatched []). ⚠ NOTE on the last two: Morgan James (Oct 11) and The Residents (Oct 12) were NOT created and NOT vouched, because my calendar read this round was limit-truncated at 2026-10-11 and I could not see whether rows for them already exist. This is the exact trap written up on this row on 2026-09-23 ("do not conclude 'missing' from a limit-truncated read"). NEXT ROUND: read this calendar with startsAfterDays 10 / startsWithinDays 6 and check those two specifically before creating anything. ⚠ The Great Gig's doors time now reads 7:30pm where the row's note records 6:00pm from 2026-09-26. The SHOW time (8:00pm), which is what startAt is built from, is unchanged, so no field was touched - but the doors drift is recorded here. [Town Hall NOT read this round, stated rather than glossed] thetownhall.org was not fetched - the budget went to the Alliance page and Sony Hall plus two other calendars. So the nine Town Hall rows in the window (Mike Campbell, Ha Sisters, Kanan Gill, Chelsea Wolfe, Music is Magic, Aftermath Hours, The Besties, LPR Buena Vista, Halwa) were neither vouched nor treated as cancelled this round; their lastSeenAt was 2026-09-29. [⚠ A STALE ROW NEEDING MANUAL DELETION] "Luv Language Tour with Jeff Bernat" (stored 2026-10-08T00:00:00Z, i.e. Oct 7 8pm local) is the pre-reschedule row. Sony Hall now lists Jeff Bernat only on Oct 6 "Rescheduled from 10/7", so the Oct 7 row has had no source since 2026-09-24 and has deliberately not been vouched since. Its lastSeenAt is still 2026-09-24 - six days - so the grace sweep has not removed it. This toolset has no per-event delete; please delete that row from the timefeed UI. [Two official TITLE changes, deliberately NOT applied - read this before "fixing" them] The Alliance lengthened two titles this calendar stores in shorter form: "TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 9/25" -> "TSQ LIVE Summer Friday: Summer Fling", and "Poetry in Times Square with Adeena Karasick" -> "...with Adeena Karasick & Bob Holman". Neither row was renamed: an event's identity here is (title, startAt), so editing a title forks a second permanent row rather than renaming, and a near-miss title on the same startAt can instead be fuzzy-matched onto a DIFFERENT row and overwrite it silently. Both events' date, time and venue are correct; only the billing text differs. [⭐ 2026-09-30 - correcting a tool rule that earlier notes got WRONG] Older notes claimed a submit_events call on a fully-past row "does NOT update lastSyncedAt". False, disproved by measurement today: such a call returns all-zero counts and its event payload IS discarded (read-back confirmed no field was written), but the calendar's lastSyncedAt still moves and nextDueAt is still pushed out. So a calendar holding only past rows can still be stamped - never manufacture an event just to get a stamp - but notes that must persist have to go on a future-dated row. [Environment note] Bash still fails to spawn (E2BIG, a 145.5KB argument for a bare command this round), so no byte counts and no re-measured difflib scores; similarity figures quoted in these notes are carried forward from rounds that measured them. [Modelling note - do not "fix" this] startAt is written as local New York time 2026-10-02T20:00:00 with timezone America/New_York, which timefeed stores as 2026-10-03T00:00:00Z (October 2 is still EDT, UTC-4). Never paste the stored Z value back in as startAt. This row shares that stored instant with "Jessie's Girl - Back to the 80s Show"; the two titles are far apart, so they coexist safely, but never put them in the same submit_events call.

2026年10月3日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Tribute act Jessie's Girl perform their Back to the 80s Show at Sony Hall. Official Sony Hall shows listing: "Jessie's Girl | Back to the 80s Show | Friday Oct 2 | DOORS 6:30pm | SHOW 8:00pm". First recorded 2026-09-20 - this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月3日 清晨7:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Live stage show by popular digital creator trio The Ha Sisters at The Town Hall. [Re-verified 2026-09-19] Re-fetched The Town Hall's September listing and matched the entry word for word: "Fri / Oct 2 | Ha Sisters Live". The published weekday agrees with the calendar date (October 2, 2026 is a Friday), so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so the stored 7:00 pm start remains unverified; confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.85 rather than higher for that reason.

2026年10月2日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

World Music Institute presents vocalist and composer Somi in concert at Sony Hall. Official Sony Hall shows listing: Thursday Oct 1, doors 6:00 pm, show 8:00 pm. First recorded 2026-09-16 — this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年10月1日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Live rock performance by Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell and his band The Dirty Knobs. [Re-verified 2026-09-19] Re-fetched The Town Hall's September listing and matched the entry word for word: "Wed / Sep 30 | Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs". The published weekday agrees with the calendar date (September 30, 2026 is a Wednesday), so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so the stored 8:00 pm start remains unverified; confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.85 rather than higher for that reason.

2026年9月30日 清晨7:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Special release event celebrating the Heated Rivalry deluxe edition at The Town Hall. [Re-verified 2026-09-19] Re-fetched The Town Hall's September listing and matched the entry word for word: "Tue / Sep 29 | Heated Rivalry Deluxe Release". The published weekday agrees with the calendar date (September 29, 2026 is a Tuesday), so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so the stored 7:00 pm start remains unverified; confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.85 rather than higher for that reason.

2026年9月29日 清晨7:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

A special 50th anniversary celebration concert featuring performances honoring Stagedoor Manor alumni and Broadway talent. [Re-verified 2026-09-19] Re-fetched The Town Hall's September listing and matched the entry word for word: "Mon / Sep 28 | Stagedoor 50: A One Night Only Concert". The published weekday agrees with the calendar date (September 28, 2026 is a Monday), so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so the stored 7:00 pm start remains unverified; confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.85 rather than higher for that reason.

2026年9月29日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St

A poetry reading on the Broadway plaza with Adeena Karasick. Newly listed for Sep 28, 2026 at 5:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月28日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall

The Who's Roger Daltrey performs A Great Night Out at The Town Hall. Newly listed for Sep 27, 2026 at 8:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026/9/27 晚上10:00 – 2026/9/28 清晨7:00 · Asia/Taipei

W 44th & 45th St, Shubert Alley & Times Square, New York, NY

The 40th annual outdoor theatrical market and auction featuring dozens of Broadway cast tables, silent auctions, and the concluding live Grand Auction in the Times Square pedestrian plaza, benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] The Times Square Alliance events page lists "Sep 27 - 10:00 am Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction @ Shubert Alley", matching the stored 10:00 am start and venue. Confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9 and the Alliance listing added alongside the Broadway Cares page.

2026年9月27日 清晨7:30 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Live Motown and soul performance paired with dinner service at Sony Hall. Official Sony Hall shows listing: Saturday Sep 26, doors 6:30 pm, show 7:30 pm. First recorded 2026-09-16 — this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026年9月27日 清晨7:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square

Symphonic metal band Kamelot bring the Dark Asylum World Tour to the Palladium. Newly listed for Sep 26, 2026 at 7:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月27日 凌晨2:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Daytime lovers rock reggae concert at Sony Hall. Official Sony Hall shows listing: Saturday Sep 26, doors 1:00 pm, show 2:00 pm. First recorded 2026-09-16 — this show was missing from the calendar entirely.

2026/9/26至2026/9/27 · All day

Carmine's Times Square, 200 W 44th St, New York, NY

The Grandest Princess Ball Ever, fourth September weekend: an interactive theatrical dining experience with storybook characters, listed at 11:30 am each day. [Re-verified 2026-09-17] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and parsed its full upcoming list (17 events, Sep 17-27). The entry reads "26 - 27 | The Grandest Princess Ball Ever | 11:30 am | Carmine's", i.e. a two-day run on September 26 and 27. The stored end was 2026-09-29, which renders the run one day longer than published; corrected to an inclusive last day of September 27. Start date and time were already correct.

2026年9月26日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

LPR presents reggae-pop icons UB40 performing live at The Town Hall as part of their Unstoppable Tour 2026. [Re-verified 2026-09-19] Re-fetched The Town Hall's September listing and matched the entry: "Fri / Sep 25 | LPR Presents: UB40 - The Unstoppable Tour 2026". The published weekday agrees with the calendar date (September 25, 2026 is a Friday), so the date is confirmed. Note the venue's own title carries the "LPR Presents:" prefix that this row omits; the row title is left unchanged because renaming it in timefeed would create a duplicate rather than edit in place. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so the stored 8:00 pm start remains unverified; confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.85.

2026年9月26日 清晨6:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free outdoor Summer Friday concert on the Broadway pedestrian plaza featuring live musical performances. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and matched this entry word for word: "25 - Sep 25, 2026 | TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 9/25 | 6:00 pm | Bdwy & 46th St". Date, clock time and venue all agree with the stored record, so no field needed changing. Provenance upgraded this round: the source URL was the bare homepage, now the events listing that actually publishes the time and venue, and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9.

2026年9月25日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Immersive concert combining meditative vocal music and cinematic soundscapes by Mei-lan & Ali. [Re-verified 2026-09-19] Re-fetched The Town Hall's September listing and matched the entry word for word: "Thu / Sep 24 | Mei-lan & Ali - Live in New York". The published weekday agrees with the calendar date (September 24, 2026 is a Thursday), so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so the stored 8:00 pm start remains unverified; confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.85 rather than higher for that reason.

2026年9月25日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free outdoor swing dance party and live vintage jazz concert featuring The Hot Toddies, presented in partnership with Jazz at Lincoln Center. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and matched this entry word for word: "24 - Sep 24, 2026 | TSQ LIVE + Jazz at Lincoln Center: The Hot Toddies Swing Dance Party | 5:00 pm | Bdwy & 46th St". Date, clock time and venue all agree with the stored record, so no field needed changing. Provenance upgraded this round: the source URL was the bare homepage, now the events listing that actually publishes the time and venue, and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9.

2026/9/24 上午10:30 – 2026/9/25 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Public live art and music activation presented by Times Square Arts celebrating Latin culture and creative expression. Corrected 2026-09-15 against the Times Square Alliance events page, which lists it on September 23 at 10:30 PM at Broadway & 46th St — the stored record had September 24 as an all-day entry at "Times Square Plazas".

2026/9/24至2026/9/25 · All day

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY

Blue Note Presents DOMi & JD Beck on their WHO ASKED? Tour, a two-night run at Sony Hall in Times Square. The official Sony Hall listing publishes "Blue Note Presents / DOMi & JD Beck / WHO ASKED? Tour / Sep 24 - 25" and, in place of clock times, the words "MULTIPLE SHOW TIMES". Because the listing names no single start time, this is recorded as an all-day event spanning both nights rather than inventing a time — confidence 0.85 for that reason. [2026-09-24 first recorded] This run is on the official Sony Hall listing but was missing from this calendar. [2026-09-24 09:2x — how this calendar's three sources were read this round] timessquarenyc.org/events (HTTP 200, 233,128 bytes): 7 upcoming dated listings, ALL already on the calendar (Sep 25 TSQ LIVE Summer Friday 6pm, Sep 26-27 Princess Ball 11:30am, Sep 26 Kamelot 7pm, Sep 27 Broadway Flea Market 10am, Sep 27 Roger Daltrey 8pm, Sep 28 Poetry in Times Square 5pm, Oct 2 W.A.S.P. 8pm). The Sep 24 Hot Toddies show has dropped off now that it is playing today — normal rotation, not a cancellation. Nothing new. sonyhall.com/shows/ (HTTP 200, 62,691 bytes): 10 shows listed. The title lines come BEFORE the date line in the text extraction, so read backwards from each date. 8 of the 10 are already on the calendar and all their times match; the two missing ones are this row's and the DOMi & JD Beck Sep 24-25 run. thetownhall.org/events/2026-09 … -12 (HTTP 200, 1,431,534 bytes each): these four URLs return the SAME full listing (different md5 only because of per-request markup noise) — 135 event cards, 66 distinct events, 51 of them inside this calendar's 90-day window. The cards are Next.js/MUI markup with NO datetime attribute, NO startDate JSON-LD and no event-date class: parse `<a href="/event/<slug>">` blocks and pull the day-of-week span plus the `\xa0/\xa0<!-- -->Mon DD` span, then the `<div class="title …"><span>` that follows. Two traps: the image srcSet makes each block ~4 KB long, so a regex window of 3,000 chars finds nothing and looks like an empty listing; and the listing prints NO YEAR, so Sep–Dec must be read as 2026 and Jan–Aug as 2027.

2026年9月24日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free open-air concert featuring singer-songwriter and violinist Izzy Escobar on the TSQ LIVE plaza stage. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and matched this entry word for word: "23 - Sep 23, 2026 | TSQ LIVE: Izzy Escobar | 5:00 pm | Bdwy & 46th St". Date, clock time and venue all agree with the stored record, so no field needed changing. Provenance upgraded this round: the source URL was the bare homepage, now the events listing that actually publishes the time and venue, and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9.

2026年9月24日 凌晨12:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 47th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free lunchtime outdoor keyboard and vocal performance by blues and pop artist Gabriel Aldort, presented with MTA Music Under New York. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and matched this entry word for word: "23 - Sep 23, 2026 | TSQ LIVE + MTA Music: Gabriel Aldort | 12:00 pm | Bdwy & 47th St". Date, clock time and venue all agree with the stored record, so no field needed changing. Provenance upgraded this round: the source URL was the bare homepage, now the events listing that actually publishes the time and venue, and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9.

2026/9/23 上午8:00 – 2026/9/24 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square, 126 E 14th St, New York, NY

Mexican rock singer-songwriter and former PXNDX vocalist Jose Madero performs live in concert. Corrected 2026-09-15 against the Times Square Alliance events page on two counts: the date is September 22 at 8:00 PM (stored as September 23) and the venue is Palladium Times Square (stored as Sony Hall).

2026/9/23 清晨7:00–8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Hard Rock Cafe Times Square, 1501 Broadway, New York, NY

Final showdown of the Hard Rock Rising Global Music Challenge featuring top regional finalists. Corrected 2026-09-15 against the Times Square Alliance events page, which publishes a start time of 7:00 PM on September 22 — the stored record was an all-day entry because no time had been published before.

2026年9月23日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free open-air DJ set featuring NYC electronic producer AceMo (Adrian Mojica) blending house, techno, and footwork on the pedestrian plaza. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and matched this entry word for word: "22 - Sep 22, 2026 | TSQ LIVE DJ Sets: AceMo | 5:00 pm | Bdwy & 46th St". Date, clock time and venue all agree with the stored record, so no field needed changing. Provenance upgraded this round: the source URL was the bare homepage, now the events listing that actually publishes the time and venue, and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9.

2026/9/22至2026/9/23 · All day

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Live performance by soulful singer-songwriter Madison Ryann Ward on her Still Standing Tall Tour, with special guest Mr. Talkbox. Corrected 2026-09-16 against the official Sony Hall shows listing, which shows the run as Sep 22-23 with multiple show times; the stored record ran through September 24, one day too long.

2026/9/22至2026/9/23 · All day

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward perform as She & Him on the Pump Up The Volumes Tour at The Town Hall, on two consecutive nights: September 22 and September 23, 2026. The Times Square Alliance publishes a 8:00 pm curtain for the September 22 night; NO curtain time is published anywhere I can reach for the September 23 night, so this row is deliberately modelled as a two-day all-day run rather than inventing a second start time. [First recorded 2026-09-22] Both nights were missing from the calendar entirely even though the first is tonight. Sources: the Times Square Alliance events page publishes "Sep 22, 2026 | She & Him: Pump Up The Volumes Tour | 8:00 pm | The Town Hall | The musical duo (Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward) performs live", and The Town Hall's own forward listing publishes both "Tue / Sep 22" and "Wed / Sep 23" for it. WHY ONE ROW FOR TWO NIGHTS — two storage behaviours I measured on this very run, both worth remembering: (1) A timed evening event and the NEXT day's all-day event can land on the SAME key. An all-day row submitted as the bare date 2026-09-23 stores as 2026-09-23T00:00:00Z, and a timed row at 2026-09-22 20:00 in America/New_York (EDT, UTC-4) stores as exactly the same instant. So an 8:00 pm September 22 row and an all-day September 23 row are indistinguishable by startAt. (2) Title matching on submit is FUZZY, not exact. I tried to separate the two nights by giving the second one a qualified title, "She & Him: Pump Up The Volumes Tour (September 23, second night)". That did not create a second row — the server matched it to the existing plainly-titled row and renamed that row in place, destroying the September 22 record. The same fuzziness is why two same-titled nights sent in ONE submit_events call collapse to one row with no error (that also happened this round to the Olafur Arnalds November 4/5 pair and the Fran Lebowitz December 11/12 pair, which had genuinely different keys and still needed a second, separate call each). Together those two behaviours mean a same-named two-night run at a New York venue, where only the first night has a published time, CANNOT be held as two rows without inventing a curtain time for the second. Modelling the run as a single multi-day row is the convention this calendar already uses for such runs (compare "Blue Note Presents DOMi & JD Beck: WHO ASKED? Tour" for September 24-25 and "Princess Ball at Carmine's: fourth September weekend" for September 26-27), so this row follows it. Please do NOT split this back into two rows or re-qualify the title; doing so silently destroys one of the two nights. (Note on the stored end date: this calendar stores all-day endAt as the day AFTER the official last day, so the September 23 last night will display as 09-24. That is correct — do not "fix" it.)

2026年9月22日 清晨7:30 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY

Live stage retrospective, moderated discussion, and audience Q&A featuring cast members of the cult television classic Twin Peaks. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and matched this entry word for word: "21 - Sep 21, 2026 | Twin Peaks: A Conversation With The Stars | 7:30 pm | Sony Hall". Date, clock time and venue all agree with the stored record, so no field needed changing. Provenance upgraded this round: the source URL was the bare homepage, now the events listing that actually publishes the time and venue, and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9.

2026/9/20 上午8:00 – 2026/9/21 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square, 126 E 14th St, New York, NY

Live performance celebrating New York salsa traditions with dynamic orchestra arrangements and dancing. Corrected 2026-09-15 against the Times Square Alliance events page on two counts: the date is September 19 at 8:00 PM (stored as September 20) and the venue is Palladium Times Square (stored as Sony Hall).

2026年9月20日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Live concert performance by Latin Grammy-winning Colombian ensemble Monsieur Periné on their Instrucciones Para Ser Feliz tour with Tall Juan.

2026年9月20日 清晨7:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036

Stand-up comedy performance by Brad Williams on his The Tall Tales Tour at The Town Hall. [Re-verified 2026-09-19] Re-fetched The Town Hall's September listing and matched the entry word for word: "Sat / Sep 19 | Brad Williams: The Tall Tales Tour". The published weekday agrees with the calendar date (September 19, 2026 is a Saturday), so the date is confirmed. The listing does not publish a curtain time, so the stored 7:00 pm start remains unverified; confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.85 rather than higher for that reason.

2026年9月19日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Live concert performance by indie pop/rock band Luna with guest Lael Neale at Sony Hall.

2026/9/19至2026/9/20 · All day

Carmine's Times Square, 200 W 44th St, New York, NY

Family-friendly character dining experience and interactive royal gathering for young fans at Carmine's in Times Square, listed at 11:30 am each day. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and matched this entry word for word: "19 - 20 | The Grandest Princess Ball Ever | 11:30 am | Carmine's". Date, clock time and venue all agree with the stored record, so no field needed changing. Provenance upgraded this round: the source URL was the bare homepage, now the events listing that actually publishes the time and venue, and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9. The published run is September 19-20, which the stored end of 2026-09-21 already represents correctly under this calendar's end-exclusive storage (stored end = official last day + 1).

2026/9/19 清晨7:30–8:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY

Satirist and comedian Bassem Youssef brings 'The Belly of the Beast' stand-up tour to The Town Hall. Corrected 2026-09-15 against the Times Square Alliance events page, which publishes a start time of 7:30 PM on September 18 — the stored record was an all-day entry because no time had been published before.

2026年9月19日 清晨6:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free Summer Friday outdoor concert featuring alternative pop/rock group Night Talks on the pedestrian plaza. [Re-verified 2026-09-18] Re-fetched the Times Square Alliance events page and matched this entry word for word: "18 - Sep | TSQ LIVE Summer Friday: Night Talks | 6:00 pm | Bdwy & 46th St". Date, clock time and venue all agree with the stored record, so no field needed changing. Provenance upgraded this round: the source URL was the bare homepage, now the events listing that actually publishes the time and venue, and confidence raised from 0.5 to 0.9.

2026年9月18日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free outdoor jazz concert on the Broadway plaza featuring Japanese-born pianist and composer Miki Yamanaka and her trio, presented in partnership with Jazz at Lincoln Center.

2026/9/17 清晨7:00–8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Hard Rock Cafe Times Square, 1501 Broadway, New York, NY

Third round of live band showdowns in the Hard Rock Rising Global Music Challenge. Corrected 2026-09-15 against the Times Square Alliance events page, which publishes a start time of 7:00 PM on September 16 — the stored record was an all-day entry because no time had been published before.

2026年9月17日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free high-energy outdoor movement and conditioning class on the Broadway plaza led by Martha Graham Dance Company artists Anne Souder and Meagan King.

2026年9月17日 凌晨12:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 47th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free open-air lunchtime performance featuring blues, jazz, and bluegrass guitar by Jason Green in collaboration with MTA Music Under New York.

2026/9/16 上午8:00 – 2026/9/17 晚上9:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall, 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY

Grouper performs live in concert at The Town Hall. Corrected 2026-09-15 against the Times Square Alliance events page, which lists the run under September 15 at 8:00 PM and notes it continues through September 16 — the stored start was a day late (September 16, 8:00 PM). No end time is published for the second evening, so none is recorded.

2026年9月16日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Broadway & 46th St, Times Square, New York, NY

Free outdoor DJ set featuring Lower Manhattan producer Zak Downtown alongside producer-DJ duo Five Eleven as part of the TSQ LIVE summer music series.

2026年9月16日 凌晨3:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall, 235 W 46th St, New York, NY 10036

Fashion showcase by Drisha Closet during September New York Fashion Week at Sony Hall in Times Square.

2026年9月16日 凌晨12:00 · Asia/Taipei

Duffy Square, Times Square, New York, NY

Public outdoor fashion showcase featuring runway shows and designer presentations on the pedestrian plaza at Duffy Square.

2026年9月14日 晚上9:30 · Asia/Taipei

Martha Graham Dance Center, Times Square, New York, NY

Official ribbon-cutting ceremony and community opening event at the Martha Graham Dance Center in Times Square.

2026年9月13日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square

Regional Mexican band Eslabon Armado performs at the Palladium. Listed for Sep 12, 2026 at 8:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月13日 上午8:00 · Asia/Taipei

Hard Rock Cafe

Four talented fashion designers presenting their latest collections in a bold and immersive runway experience. Listed for Sep 12, 2026 at 8:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月13日 清晨7:00 · Asia/Taipei

The Town Hall

Featuring Judd Apatow; Rufus, Martha, and Lucy Wainwright Roche; Christopher Guest; Michael McKean; Joe Henry; John Scofield; Van Dyke Parks; and more. Listed for Sep 12, 2026 at 7:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026/9/12 晚上11:30 – 2026/9/13 晚上11:30 · Asia/Taipei

Carmine's

The Grandest Princess Ball Ever, second September weekend (Sep 12-13). A magical fairytale where children meet beloved Disney princesses with singing, dancing, games, and desserts. Listed at 11:30 am. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月12日 清晨6:00 · Asia/Taipei

Bdwy & 46th St

Turn up the heat with weekly shows by up-and-coming artists. This week: genre-blending singer-songwriter Phoebe Katis. Listed for Sep 11, 2026 at 6:00 pm; the artist was unnamed in the previous listing. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月12日 清晨6:00 · Asia/Taipei

Bdwy & 46th St

Turn up the heat with weekly shows by up-and-coming artists. Times Square Alliance events page lists Sep 11, 2026 at 6:00 pm. Re-confirmed 2026-09-07 against the Times Square Alliance events page, whose first listing page now reaches Sep 20, 2026.

2026年9月11日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Bdwy & 46th St

Jazz at Lincoln Center brings NYC's jazz scene to the Broadway plazas. Today: Jesus Ricardo Quintet Presents Son De Cuba. Listed for Sep 10, 2026 at 5:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月10日 清晨7:00 · Asia/Taipei

Hard Rock Cafe

Support your favorite local artists as they compete for a chance to advance in the Hard Rock Rising Global Music Challenge. Listed for Sep 9, 2026 at 7:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月10日 凌晨4:00 · Asia/Taipei

Along 46th St & Broadway

Times Square's annual food festival returns to the plazas. Listed for Sep 9, 2026 at 4:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月10日 凌晨4:00 · Asia/Taipei

Bdwy & 47th St

Live music brought to you by the MTA Music program. Listed for Sep 9, 2026 at 4:00 pm. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026/9/8 晚上11:00 – 2026/9/13 晚上11:00 · Asia/Taipei

Sony Hall

A variety of fashion shows at Sony Hall, Sep 8-13, 2026 at 11:00 am. Retained from the earlier listing: the run began Sep 8 so it has dropped off the site's Upcoming Events list, which starts at today's date; there is no cancellation notice. Times Square Alliance events page, retrieved 2026-09-09.

2026年9月7日 凌晨3:00 · Asia/Taipei

Palladium Times Square

An event for fans of Thai actors Zee Pruk and Nunew Chawarin. Times Square Alliance events page (retrieved 2026-09-05) lists Sep 6, 2026 at 3:00 pm.

2026年9月6日 上午10:30 · Asia/Taipei

Hard Rock Cafe

Featuring Batala & special guests Marivaldo Dos Santos & Tallia. Listed on the Times Square Alliance events page (retrieved 2026-09-05) for Sep 5, 2026 at 10:30 pm.

2026/9/5 晚上11:30 – 2026/9/6 晚上11:30 · Asia/Taipei

Carmine's

A magical fairytale where children meet beloved Disney princesses with singing, dancing, games, and desserts. First of three September weekends at Carmine's. Times Square Alliance events page (retrieved 2026-09-05) lists Sep 5-6, 2026 at 11:30 am.

2026年9月4日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Bdwy & 46th St

Jazz at Lincoln Center brings NYC's jazz scene to the Broadway plazas. Today: A trio that explores the space where DJ culture and live musicianship meet.

2026年9月3日 清晨5:00 · Asia/Taipei

Bdwy & 46th St

A salsa class from TSQ LIVE from the producers of the New York International Salsa Congress.

2026年9月3日 凌晨12:00 · Asia/Taipei

Bdwy & 47th St

Live music brought to you by the MTA Music program.