Michael Lomonaco Urges Restaurants to Support Nepal; Outdoor Movies at Death Ave

MIDTOWN — Following Saturday's massive earthquake in Nepal—which may have killed as many as 10,000 people, and displaced countless more—the country needs considerable help. Chef Michael Lomonaco is urging restaurateurs to donate a portion of their May proceeds to the American Red Cross, or to add a line to receipts so that diners can donate directly, as part of his #DineOut4Nepal campaign. He is donating a portion of the proceeds at both Porter House New York and Center Bar to the cause. [Eaterwire]

CHELSEA — Starting May 4, Death Ave will be offering a picnic and outdoor movie special every Monday night until November 2. For $44, you'll get a plate of spreads, Greek cheeses, wine or beer, and a seat on the patio. The first movie will be Reservoir Dogs, with Annie Hall, The Big Lebowski, and The Shining among the other highlights. Seatings begin at 7 p.m., call 212.695.8080 for reservations. [Eaterwire]

LOWER EAST SIDE — Blue Ribbon Beer Garden at the Sixty LES hotel is reopening for the spring on Saturday, May 2, weather permitting. In addition to beer, the 2nd floor terrace features a ping pong table, board games, food, and a Montauk surf theme for 2015. Open seven days a week until 10 p.m. [Eaterwire]

GREENPOINT — Andrew Tarlow's Achilles Heel is hosting a Cinco de Mayo party next Tuesday night. There will be lengua tacos and mezcal cocktails, and DJ Josh Wiles is spinning all night. No cover. [Eaterwire]