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29
Sofijazz live at Sullivan Hall
Presented by Sofijazz
Tickets are up for the last
show in the US guys! You can
get them online for 10 or at
the door for 15! Looking
forward to the live premiere
of Sofija`s latest single
`Lipstick` Come and hang at
the Sullivan Hall May 29th!
Ladies wear your craziest
lipstick you might get to win
a prize!
https://www.facebook.com/event
s/162862623874968/
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31
Sun Jun
2
Bushwick Open Studios
Presented by Arts in Bushwick
Join us for the seventh annual Bushwick
Open Studios and Arts Festival! Bringing
together a mix of visual artists,
performers, musicians, designers, and
the public, this celebration of creative
expression is a cultural phenomenon,
rooted in the heart of one of New York's
most vital arts districts.
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28
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes
Presented by American Diabetes Association
Communities across the Greater New York City market come together to join the movement to Stop Diabetes® by participating in the American Diabetes Association's Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes event. Step Out is a fundraising walk that raises awareness about diabetes as well as much needed funds to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. Step Out engages individuals, families and organizations who want to become involved in the community and help change the future of diabetes.
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25
Alexandre Arrechea: The Park Avenue Malls Project
Presented by Park Avenue Malls
In spring 2013 Arrechea will present his most ambitious project to date. He will take over the Park Avenue Malls with large-scale (approximately 18 feet high) sculptures of rolled up buildings and spinning "tops" representing iconic buildings in New York City that will roll, wind and spin their way down Park Avenue. They will be installed along the Park Avenue medians from 53rd to 67th Streets. "This project has been entirely designed for Park Avenue," Mr. Arrechea said. "I've picked buildings like the Seagram Building or MetLife that define the city and define Park Avenue."
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Arts
25
Then She Fell
Presented by Kingsland Ward at St. Johns, The
Third Rail Projects' 'Then She Fell,' is an immersive theater event inspired by the life and writings of Lewis Carroll ('Alice in Wonderland'). 'Then She Fell' is a fully immersive, multi-sensory experience in which audience members explore a dreamlike world where every alcove, corner, and corridor has been transformed into a lushly designed performance space. Inspired by the life and writings of Lewis Carroll, it offers an 'Alice-like' experience for audience members as they explore the rooms, often by themselves, in order to discover hidden scenes, encounter performers one-on-one, unearth clues that illuminate a shrouded history, use skeleton keys to gain access to guarded secrets, and imbibe elixirs custom designed by one of NYC's foremost mixologists. Only 15 audience members will be present per show.
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Categories:
Arts, Theater
26
Alexandre Arrechea: The Park Avenue Malls Project
Presented by Park Avenue Malls
In spring 2013 Arrechea will present his most ambitious project to date. He will take over the Park Avenue Malls with large-scale (approximately 18 feet high) sculptures of rolled up buildings and spinning "tops" representing iconic buildings in New York City that will roll, wind and spin their way down Park Avenue. They will be installed along the Park Avenue medians from 53rd to 67th Streets. "This project has been entirely designed for Park Avenue," Mr. Arrechea said. "I've picked buildings like the Seagram Building or MetLife that define the city and define Park Avenue."
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Categories:
Arts
26
Then She Fell
Presented by Kingsland Ward at St. Johns, The
Third Rail Projects' 'Then She Fell,' is an immersive theater event inspired by the life and writings of Lewis Carroll ('Alice in Wonderland'). 'Then She Fell' is a fully immersive, multi-sensory experience in which audience members explore a dreamlike world where every alcove, corner, and corridor has been transformed into a lushly designed performance space. Inspired by the life and writings of Lewis Carroll, it offers an 'Alice-like' experience for audience members as they explore the rooms, often by themselves, in order to discover hidden scenes, encounter performers one-on-one, unearth clues that illuminate a shrouded history, use skeleton keys to gain access to guarded secrets, and imbibe elixirs custom designed by one of NYC's foremost mixologists. Only 15 audience members will be present per show.
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Categories:
Arts, Theater
27
Alexandre Arrechea: The Park Avenue Malls Project
Presented by Park Avenue Malls
In spring 2013 Arrechea will present his most ambitious project to date. He will take over the Park Avenue Malls with large-scale (approximately 18 feet high) sculptures of rolled up buildings and spinning "tops" representing iconic buildings in New York City that will roll, wind and spin their way down Park Avenue. They will be installed along the Park Avenue medians from 53rd to 67th Streets. "This project has been entirely designed for Park Avenue," Mr. Arrechea said. "I've picked buildings like the Seagram Building or MetLife that define the city and define Park Avenue."
View details
Categories:
Arts
28
Alexandre Arrechea: The Park Avenue Malls Project
Presented by Park Avenue Malls
In spring 2013 Arrechea will present his most ambitious project to date. He will take over the Park Avenue Malls with large-scale (approximately 18 feet high) sculptures of rolled up buildings and spinning "tops" representing iconic buildings in New York City that will roll, wind and spin their way down Park Avenue. They will be installed along the Park Avenue medians from 53rd to 67th Streets. "This project has been entirely designed for Park Avenue," Mr. Arrechea said. "I've picked buildings like the Seagram Building or MetLife that define the city and define Park Avenue."
View details
Categories:
Arts
28
Then She Fell
Presented by Kingsland Ward at St. Johns, The
Third Rail Projects' 'Then She Fell,' is an immersive theater event inspired by the life and writings of Lewis Carroll ('Alice in Wonderland'). 'Then She Fell' is a fully immersive, multi-sensory experience in which audience members explore a dreamlike world where every alcove, corner, and corridor has been transformed into a lushly designed performance space. Inspired by the life and writings of Lewis Carroll, it offers an 'Alice-like' experience for audience members as they explore the rooms, often by themselves, in order to discover hidden scenes, encounter performers one-on-one, unearth clues that illuminate a shrouded history, use skeleton keys to gain access to guarded secrets, and imbibe elixirs custom designed by one of NYC's foremost mixologists. Only 15 audience members will be present per show.
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Categories:
Arts, Theater
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CITY LIMITS EVENTS
Defining Brooklyn Launch
City Limits celebrates the launch of its March 2011 issue: Defining Brooklyn.The 35th Anniversary Celebration
City Limits celebrates its 35th Anniversary at BMCC in Tribeca.Brooklyn Bureau Launch
The Brooklyn Bureau launch as part of Social Media Week 2012.Tackling Poverty
The Tackling Poverty Series at Galapagos Art Space in the DUMBO section of Brooklyn.Tackling Poverty (Manhattan)
City Limits & the Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness
