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Dear Friends: Please find below the monthly calendar of events that I've personally selected for you. The Manhattan real estate market has been quiet in August, but still defies national trends. Update on Australian Cattle Dog rescue: Juno and Cowboy are in foster homes, with possible "forever" homes in place. Next is "Oz," a 3-year old blue, who will be coming to NY in a few weeks, from Florida. As always, we are in dire need of foster homes - a night, a week, or a "forever" home - so we can get these dogs safely out of kill shelters, usually from the south. If you or anyone you know might be interested in fostering a dog, please contact me. Sometimes, a place to stay for a night is the difference between life and death for these innocent souls. A NOTE about these EMAILS: Only if you've ever signed in at an open house, or had emailed me for some reason or another, would you be on this list. We have recently switched to a different data-management system, and a few individuals who did not wish to receive this Calendar have recently received it, with our sincere apologies. I'm hoping the problem has been resolved, but if by chance, you receive this email in error, or if you wish to be removed, we apologize in advance - please let me know, and I will do the utmost to correct the matter. Best, Squad
Armanda C. Squadrilli |
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| September 1 | 8:00 pm |
An Evening with Tim Skehan
At the "Bailout Theater" in Judson Memorial Church
Singer-songwriter Tim Skehan performs a set of his own songs, accompanying himself on guitar. An eclectic mix of blues, folk, rock, R&B, and pop. Tim has been songwriting and playing with his band, "The Goods," for 20 years, and this is his third solo performance after two hit performances this summer!
Free refreshments at 7:30
55 Washington Square South, corner of Thompson.
212.477.0351, ext 28; info@bailout-theater.org
Free
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| September 2 | 6:00pm -7:30pm |
Summer on the Hudson: Poems in the Park at West Harlem Piers
A chance for New York City residents to read their original works, and to listen to those of their neighbors. Open mic style for any age.
West Harlem Piers Park, West 125th Street
212.408.0219; zhen.heinemann@parks.nyc.gov
Free
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| September 3 |
10:00 pm |
Moonlight Rides: Cycle Through the Park, Central Park
Avoid the midday crowds by joining Time's Up for its Moonlight Rides in Central Park - past the Bethesda Fountain and the Harlem Meer.
Meet at Columbus Circle, SW corner of Central Park at 59th St.
Free
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| September 4 | 12:00pm |
NY Unicycle Festival
A day of unicycle races, games, shows, and the largest group of one-wheeled enthusiasts to gather in the five boroughs.
Governors Island, Manhattan
212.440.2202; gipec-info@empire.state.ny.us
Free
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| September 5 | 8:00pm |
Metropolitan Opera Summer HD Festival: Free Outdoor Screenings: Verdi's AIDA
The Met's Summer HD Festival returns with several screenings from the company's Live in HD series, this evening with Verdi's tale of ancient Egypt.
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| September 6 | 10:00am-12:30pm |
Let's Walk Ninth Street!
Explore 9th Street, examining the buildings, sidewalks, and who lived there and made 9th Street their home.
Meet at Joe, the Art of Coffee, at 141 Waverly Place (come early for Coffee); wear comfortable shoes.
RSVP: 917.921.9273
$25/person
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| September 7 | 11:30am-2:00pm |
Meet the Birds
Get an up-close visit with exotic birds from the Arcadia Bird Sanctuary and Education Center.
Le Carrousel at Bryant Park
212.768.4242; bpc@urbanmgt.com
Free
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| September 8 | 7:30am-9:00am |
Summer Morning Yoga on the Pier
Morning Kundalini Yoga and Meditation outdoors and on real grass (as seen in photo above). If you like, end with a cooling dash through the water spray sprinkler.
Christopher Street Pier; rain location: Village Yoga at 81 Christopher St.
$10 donation
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September 9 |
10:00am |
Experience part of the Immigrant Saga
Tour the restored home of the Moore family, Irish-Catholic immigrants; and compare their struggles with those of the Katz family, Russian-Jewish immigrants in the 1930s. Recommended for ages 12 & up; tour goes to 4th floor, 61 steps.
The Tenement Museum, 108 Orchard Street
212.982.8420
Adults: $20; Students and Seniors: $15; Members: Free
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| September 10 |
7:00pm-9:00pm |
"NY Export: Opus Jazz," film screening and talk
Shot on location in NYC, the film takes Jerome Robbins' 1958 ballet and re-imagines it for a new generation, including a scene shot on the High Line at the rail yards; and a post-show talk by the producers and dancers.
Chelsea Market Passage
212.206.9922
Free; info@thehighline.org
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| September 11 | 11:00am-7:00pm |
Howl! Festival
Founded in 2003, the HOWL! Festival honors, develops, creates, and produces performances celebrating local cultural icons and preserve and advance the art, history, culture and counterculture unique to the East Village and Lower East Side.
Tompkins Square Park
Free
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| September 12 |
2:00pm |
"Gone Fission, or Alternative Power"
Theater for the New City street theater's performance, with a variety of trap doors, giant puppets, and musical styles. Complex social issues are often presented through children's allegories, with children as heroes.
St Marks Church, East 10th St, at 2nd Avenue
Free
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| September 13 |
8:00pm |
"Swimming Upstream: A testimony, A Prayer, A Hallelujah, An Incantation"
Directed by Eve Ensler. Commemorating the 5th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, and written by 16 New Orleans women, this theatrical production tells the stories of women who lived through Hurricane Katrina and the Flood.
Apollo Theater, Harlem NY; 800.745.3000
Call for Schedule times
Tickets starting at $28.50
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| September 14 | 10:00am-5:00pm |
Policing a Changed City
Chronicles how the NYPD uses new technology, intelligence gathering, and community outreach to fight crime and terrorism, including the investigative work being done in the Real Time Crime Center.
New York City Police Museum, 100 Old Slip (between Water and South Streets)
212.480.3100
$7.00, adults; $5.00, children, seniors, students
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| September 15 | 10:30am |
MS PowerPoint
Hands-on session usi.ng wireless laptops. Learn to create a slideshow presentation with Microsoft PowerPoint program.
Mid-Manhattan Library, 455 Fifth Avenue, at 40th St.
Free, with registration starting 9/8: 917.275.6975
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| September 16 |
12:00pm-9:00pm |
Hi-Res, Annual Exhibition featuring participants in "Expanding the Walls: Making Connections to Photography, History, and Community"
Student photographs exhibited along with work by Harlem photographer James VanDerZee.
Studio Museum in Harlem, 144 West 125th Street.
212.864.4500
Adults: $7.00; $3.00, seniors and students; children: Free
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| September 17 |
3:00pm and 5:00pm |
"Blue Liz - The Sequel"
Summer on the Hudson's Modern Movements Series" presents RoseAnne Spradlin/Performance Projects' "Blue Liz, The Sequel." The work conjures alchemical portraits of women in different eras.
Begins at south end of Riverside Park, at 59th Street and moves north to the Plaza at 66th Street.
Free
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| September 18 | 6:00pm-7:00pm |
Jupiter Music Performance
To celebrate Demetrius Oliver's artwork, "Jupiter," musicians will be performing John Coltrane's song of the same name.
Locations along the High Line: Chelsea Market and 14th Street Passages
212.206.9922; info@thehighline.org
Free
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| September 19 | 9:30am-4:30pm |
Learn to Ride Bike Clinic for Adults
Participants learn the basics of balancing, starting, stopping, and steering, as well as proper helmet fit and adjustment.
Three sessions: 9:30-11:30am; 12-2pm; 2:30-4:30pm.
Must wear a helmet and have a bicycle that fits and is in good working order.
Pre-registration required: 212.932.2453, x 116.
East River Park, east of FDR drive
Free
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| September 20 | 7:30pm |
Music Mondays: Claremont Trio
Performing: Beethoven, Faure, and Brahms trios. Followed by free reception at which guests can meet the artists.
2504 Broadway, at 93rd Street
212.665.2504
Free
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| September 21 | 7:00pm |
Black Angels Over Tuskegee
Based on true events, six men explore their collective struggle with Jim Crow, their intelligence, patriotism, dreams of an inclusive fair society, and brotherhood as they become the first African-American fighter pilots in the U.S. Army Air Forces
The Actors' Temple, 339 West 47th Street
212.245.6975
Tickets beginning at $36.50
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| September 22 | 9:30pm |
Flamenco Latino Studios hosts: Open House Week
Free classes for first-time students, including Flamenco, Ballet, and Afro-Aerobics.
(9/20-9/25)
244 West 54th Street, 4th Fl.
212.399.8519; www.flamencolatino.com
Free
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| September 23 | 6:30pm |
Life-line of New York: How the High Line Fed New York City
Historian Patrick Ciccone tells the story of how the High Line played a critical role in delivering food to New York, and how it connected the city to a nationwide network of food production and processing.
Chelsea Market Passage
212.206.9922; info@thehighline.org
Free
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| September 24 | 10:00am-5:00pm |
Stoops of Manhattan - Railings and Shadows
Paintings by Andrew Berrien Jones, featuring the craftsmanship and design that went into the elaborate mid-19th century iron railings that line the stoops of lower Manhattan.
Museum of the City of New York, 1220 Fifth Avenue (between 103rd and 104th Sts)
212.534.1673
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September
25 |
11:00am-4:00pm |
Cider Pressing
Learn about cider making and enjoy a fresh cup of apple cider. While supplies last, apples donated by Samascott Orchards.
Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, 4881 Broadway at 204th St.
212.304.9422; info@dyckmanfarmhouse.org
Free
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| September 26 | 3:00pm-7:00pm |
Center for Traditional Music & Dance, World Music Institute, and NY Gypsy Festival
Present: The Black Sea Roma Festival. Making its US debut, this twelve-member Roma (gypsy) band is comprised of musicians from the famed Romanian villages of Clejani and Zece Prajini.
Rumsey Playfield (in Central Park)
212.360.2777; info@summerstage.org
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| September 27 | 6:30pm-8:00pm |
The Past, Present, and Future of the Mezritch Synagogue
Explores Jewish history of the neighborhood, the building's architectural significance, as well as the future of this building and its community.
Theater for the New City, 155 1st Avenue
RSVP to 2121.475.9585, ext 35, or rsvp@gvshp.org
Free; reservations required
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| September 28 | 8:00pm |
FALL for Dance
Merce Cunningham Company opens the festival with a premiere of the Company's XOVER, with music by John Cage and scenery by Robert Rauschenberg.
New York's City Center, 130 West 56th Street
$10
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| September 29 | 4:00pm-6:00pm |
Creepy Crawlies & the Dirt on Dirt: Composting in the City
Discover how worms and insects turn dead plants into soil, with High Line Gardener Maeve Turner.
The High Line, 14th Street Passage
212.206.9922; info@thehighline.org
Ages 5+
Free
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| September 30 | 12:20pm-12:50pm |
Bach at Noon
Organ works of Johann Sebastian Bach
Grace Church, 802 Broadway at 11th St.
212.254.2000
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