Looped In NYC: where to hang out at night that doesn't revolve around alcohol

WNYC News | Mar 10

We’re starting a new monthly radio segment and weekly newsletter here in the WNYC Gothamist newsroom. It’s called “Looped In NYC,” where we’ll answer your questions about how to survive in this city and where you can find interesting things to do.

This month, we explored nightlife options in the city that don't center around alcohol.

All Things Considered producer Elizabeth Shwe and digital producer Emily Nadal joins WNYC's Sean Carlson to talk about the sober bars they visited and alcohol free nightlife options in the city.

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