As the autumn chill pushes our events back indoors for the next seven months, it’s critical that we do everything in our power to keep gatherings accessible to everyone — especially our community members with chronic illnesses, disabilities, and other conditions that require taking stringent COVID-19 safety precautions to protect their lives. One Brooklyn-based collective, Artists in Resistance (A.I.R.) NYC, is committed to not only hosting COVID-safer art and music events from borough to borough, but also ensuring that anybody can do so for free. a.i.r.nyc maintains a “library” of eight high efficiency particulate air filters (also known as air purifiers) that can be rented with a refundable $20 deposit for various events. “Illness need not be the price of living in community or participating in the arts,” said advocacy volunteers Sarina Dass and Michelle Borreggine. To read the full story by rhea.nayyar, visit the link in bio. . . . Musician Griff Spex shares the stage with one of...