New York has more going on any given night than any one person can track - comedy in a basement on MacDougal, a gallery opening in Bushwick, a Broadway preview, a ballgame in the Bronx, a night market in Queens. It's scattered across a dozen ticketing sites, venue calendars, newsletters, Instagram accounts, and none of them know what you actually like.

TheCultureSource pulls it into one place and sorts it to your taste. Every day we ingest thousands of upcoming events across the five boroughs and the metro area - from Ticketmaster, SeatGeek, Eventbrite, AMC and dozens of venue and gallery calendars - normalize them, remove duplicates and dead listings, tag them by category and vibe, and rank them.

The Weekend is our curated cut of what's worth your Friday through Sunday. Radar is what's coming up and going on sale, so you can get tickets before they're gone. We don't sell tickets and we don't take payment to feature events. Selection is driven by our editorial criteria - the venue, the artist, timing, price, and the quality of the listing - combined, in the app, with the tastes you tell us about. If a listing looks wrong, let us know.

TheCultureSource iOS app takes this further: follow artists, venues and categories, build your own Radar, save events to your list, and get alerts when something you'd care about goes on sale. In TestFlight now.

Who's behind it? TheCultureSource is built in New York by Scott McDermott, a New Yorker who got tired of finding out about cool stuff that happened yesterday.