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EVENT: Tonight's lineup at Union Hall is in celebration of the book Experimental Philosophy. Co-editors Shaun Nichols and Joshua Knobe will be joined by comedian Eugene Mirman and musician Alina Simone.

7:30 p.m. // Union Hall [702 Union St, Park Slope] // $8

HEALTH: Get some evening sun and soak up a pilates class tonight as "Summer on the Hudson" presents a Pilates Mat Class. "This total body workout is a great way to develop superior core muscle power and tone, while looking over the beautiful view of the Hudson. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring your own mat." Workouts will take place every Tuesday until August 12th.

6:30 to 7:30 p.m. // Riverside Park South [The Plaza at 66th St] // Free

READING: Daily Candy comes to print and to life tonight at McNally Robinson. The site's book, The Daily Candy Lexicon: Words That Don’t Exist But Should, hits shelves today. To celebrate, editor Jeralyn Gerba will be on hand to gab and give answers to any questions you just need to know the answers to. Afterwards, mingle, dine and drink!

7 p.m. // McNally Robinson [52 Prince St] // Free

THEATER: The Summer Play Festival is blazing away at the Public Theater, and though you won’t read any criticism of these eight productions because of a review embargo, at just ten bucks a ticket it’s one of the safest bets in town. Tonight there are two shows: Sarah Hammond’s drama Green Girl is described as “a provocative, mystical drama where sisterhood is tested and time stands still.” Then there’s Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom: “Welcome to everyday suburbia where teens become completely obsessed with an unusual video game. As they advance to each new level, the lines between reality and virtual reality blur.” – John Del Signore

7 p.m. // The Public Theater [425 Lafayette Street] // Tickets cost $10.

Photo of Eugene and Alina by Bryan Bruchman.