Black Oak Nights – New York

Alright, young, black professionals of Black Oak Nights! It’s time to take advantage of Thursday night, because after all, it’s already the second Thursday of the year, and we only have 50 more to go in 2011! Thus, you need to get your work done early, head over to your favorite after work spot, and enjoy an early weekend drink—compliments of your own sanity.

Seriously, don’t stay at work too long, because that mess will stress you out. Not to compare anybody’s job to that of the President’s, but have you seen how his head has went from black to old-man’s gray in just a matter of two years? It’s unbelievable! Don’t let that be you! You’re too young, and none of you have to put up with the stress Barack does—so stop choosing to do so! Just hit up your favorite bar, or check out one of the events below, and toast your first drink to staying young and avoiding the grays. Here is your Thursday Nightlife Rundown for January 13, 2011. Read the rest of this entry »

Pranna, New York City

Tonight is the last Thursday of the month, which means that you better get in your end-of-month partying as soon as possible. From nightclubs to more nightclubs, today’s rundown is all over the place, searching, finding, looking and waiting for some of New York City’s best events to hit the calendars. So without further adieu, here is your Thursday Nightlife Rundown for October 28, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

At BlackOakNights.com, Thursday night is the unofficial start to the weekend, thus we have several parties listed that will take you well into Friday morning. Here is the Thursday Nightlife Rundown for September 16, 2010.

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New York City, what up? The weather hasn’t been all that great over the past couple of days, but Thursday is supposed to come through for us. Let’s hope it does, because there is plenty on tap for tonight’s black nightlife agenda. Here is your Thursday Night Rundown for August 19th, 2010.
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Floor of the New York Stock Exchange

I hope Wednesday was a happy Hump Day for all of you. Now that Thursday is here, it’s time for Black Oak Nights to unofficially start the weekend. Thus, we have plenty on tap for tonight, including some interesting events at some of New York City’s more renowned venues. And I’m not just talking about the slew of NYC nightclubs, but we are diving into gymnasiums and even the floor of the New York Stock Exchange! Here is your Thursday Nightlife Rundown for August 5, 2010.

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Questlove

The weekend started so early for us that we weren’t able to get the post out on time today. Thus, we have to cater to our late night crowd tonight and give you all some of the best things under the moon this Thursday night. Here is your Black Oak Nights Thursday Rundown for July 29, 2010.
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Water Taxi Beach

I am not even going to sugarcoat it: It has been hella hot in New York City over the past few days, if not the past few months! Black Oak Nights will help you beat the heat with several indoor activities that we promise are well air-conditioned. For those of you that actually want to challenge Mother Nature and your body’s propensity for bearable temperatures, I do have an outdoor activity for you as well. So let’s get to it, because you are probably melting as you read this post on our new mobile-enhanced website! Here is your Thursday Nightlife Rundown for July 22, 2010.
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The unofficial start to the Black Oak Nights weekend is here, and we are prime for one hell of a kick off. You certainly have your fair share of parties to choose from tonight, but since we have so many things on the agenda for the “actual” weekend, we’re sticking to a full-scale afterwork agenda for this Thursday. So skip the New York City nightclub, and hit up the Restaurant of the Day or a happening afterwork party…Okay, okay…We’ll throw one, little, teeny, weenie party in there for you. Here is the Black Oak Nights Rundown for Thursday July 15, 2010.
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