What's Happening in New York on February 4th, 2007

Must Don’t Whip ‘Um

8pm — Wednesday-Sunday

Closes February 4

WHERE:St Ann’s Warehouse, 38 Water St at Dock, DUMBO
COST:$25
SUMMARY:”Alt-country singer and performance artist, Cynthia Hopkins, is back with a prequel to her much celebrated Accidental Nostalgia. Must Don’t Whip ‘Um is a The Last Waltz-style farewell concert performance of one Cameron Seymour — obscure, failed, fictional pop star from the 1970’s – on the eve of her disappearance.”

7pm — Sunday February 4

This event happens EVERY first SUNDAY

WHERE:Pioneer Theatre, 155 E. 3rd St, between Ave A and Ave B
COST:$10
SUMMARY:” The revolution has already begun. The obstacles to making a movie are quickly being removed. The First Sundays Film Festival is at the heart of this revolution offering a home base for creators of short comedy films. Drawing from Chicago City Limits’ 20+ years in comedic storytelling, it is First Sundays’ mission to empower filmakers by offering a venue for their passion, to use technology to the best of their ability, to get to the heart of the story, to make it funny, and get it on screen.”

6pm — Sunday February 4

This event happens EVERY first SUNDAY

WHERE:Cornelia Street Cafe, 29 Cornelia St. at Bleeker St
COST:$10
SUMMARY: ” MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL: Life exists only as one mirror image! Playing macro (our heart on the left, our liver on the right), or micro (all proteins and nucleic acids), nature chooses just one. In Denmark vs Superbowl, a great organic chemist from Aarhus, Karl Anker Jørgensen, tell us how we, emulating and contending with nature, may control the making of one of the mirror-image forms of a molecule. And trumpeter and composer Poul Weis gives us his take on the mirror-image world in and around us.”