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Get pretty tied up, and 6 more ways to have a rocking Sunday

Let the Rocket Queens take you to Paradise City (#1)

[Looking for the rest of your weekend plans? Find an all-Halloween edition here, for all the spooky scary parties you can handle]

1. If you can make it out of bed, head to Paper Box’s Rock n’ Shop Halloween Hangover, with free pancakes until noon, a comedy show, and five rollicking tribute groups, including all-female Guns n’ Roses and Ramones cover bands, the Rocket Queens and Rockaway Bitch. (Sunday, FREE)

2. Or cling to Halloween creepery just a little longer with Nitehawk’s brunch screening of Day of the Dead. (Sunday, $11)

3. It’s your second-to-last chance to see Transmission, a performance series featuring ambidextrous drawing process at UrbanGlass. (Sunday, FREE)

4. For a more spiritual Sunday, head to Gemini & Scorpio for Blood, Breath & Bones, a workshop to connect with ancestor spirits through ritual, trance, mediumship, and ecstatic dance. (Sunday, $10–$20 suggested)

5. Get weird with Everything Is Terrible, a site that’s been called “a mecca of weird,” presenting a curated evening of found footage, from the funny to the sad to the downright bizarre. (Sunday, $15)

6. Or get political at Cameo Gallery’s BernieFest, a comedy showcase featuring Janeane Garofalo, Mark Normand, Mike Drucker, and many more to benefit Bernie Sanders. (Sunday, $8)

7. Show off your inner fangirl (or fanboy) at the Way Station’s Nerdeoke, where you can expect Buffy singalongs, goofy dancing, and plenty of people in last night’s costume. (Sunday, FREE)

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Oriana Leckert :Oriana is a writer, editor, and cultural hipstorian [sic] who is kind of obsessed with Brooklyn. She is the author of "Brooklyn Spaces: 50 Hubs of Culture & Creativity" (Monacelli, 2015) and creatrix of the website of the same name. She is the events editor for both Brokelyn and Greenpointers, and her writing has appeared on Slate, Atlas Obscura, New York Post, Matador, Hyperallergic, Gothamist, Curbed, Brooklyn Magazine, Brooklyn Based, and more. Follow her at @orianabklyn.