- TIME: 11pm
PLACE:Mo Pitkins, 34 Ave A between 2nd and 3rd St
COST: $10
- SUMMARY:”Manhattan based jazz singer Julia Gottlieb teams up with the up-state eclectic 5-peice genre jumping Blue Ribbon Boys. Together the six of them meld 30’s and 40’s swing with their own quirky compositions. The result is essentially country swing jazz with a twist. They’re well-known for schlepping in a variety of acoustic and electric instruments and melding everything from country noir to hot club swing jazz.”
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- TIME: 9:30pm
PLACE: The Tank at Collective: Unconscious, 279 Church St, between Franklin and White:
COST: $5
- SUMMARY: “An experimental evening of Game Boy music, 8-bit sounds, noise, and “dissinformationist” comedy”
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FANCY Party Bike Parade
- TIME: 8pm
PLACE: McKibbin St and Bushwick Ave
COST: FREE, $5 cover for after party with open vodka bar from 10-11pm
- SUMMARY: “Come together in celebration of fun with you comrades. Pimp your bike, put on a costume, grab some stuff to bang on and your friends. (BYOB?) Extra costumes and special musical guests will be provided. We will be assembling on Mckibbin St and Bushwick Ave (outside of the artist lofts) at 8 PM sharp. we will then proceed to ride into Manhattan, ending up at an extra fun party in the lower east side.”
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Judah Harris Photography Exhibit
- TIME: 7-10pm
PLACE: The City Reliquary, 370 Metropolitan Ave at Havemeyer and Withers
COST: FREE
- SUMMARY: “The City Reliquary is proud to host a reception for photographer Judah S. Harris, whose artwork currently adourns the walls of our new exhibition hall at the CR Museum. Please join us for free refreshments and music in honor of the conclusion of Passover, Easter, and our very special exhibiting artist.”
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- TIME: 6:30pm
PLACE:CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Ave between 34th and 35th St
COST:FREE, but register in advance. To register, call (212) 817-8215 or email continuinged@gc.cuny.edu
- SUMMARY:”In 1961 Yuri Gagarin, a Russian cosmonaut, became the first human being to leave Earth’s atmosphere. On April 12, revelers on all seven continents celebrate the anniversary of his unprecedented voyage as well as the launch of the first Space Shuttle exactly 20 years later.”
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- TIME: Noon-4pm — Saturday and Sunday
CLOSES: Thursday April 12 Party at 8pm
PLACE:Flux Factory, 38-38 43rd St, Long Island City
COST:FREE
- SUMMARY:”Flux Factory has invited artists from around the world to create their own response to Troy [Hurtubise]’s body of work and life’s ambition [and his quest to create a grizzly-proof suit]. Artists were asked to take on the age-old theme of human-versus-nature, the conflicting desire to understand the natural and to commune with it, and the need to control its cruelest aspects.”
For the closing party on April 12th: “Please note, this party is not just any closing party. You can: 1) wear a bear suit, hat, or shirt (as well you should) 2) bring a bear or 3) bring your mom”
- RELATED:
- Melanie’s Review: “The crowd errupted around this piece of art as MANY games of foosball went on and on into the night…”
- Melanie’s Review of Project Grizzly: “…it is sad, it is ridiculous, but most of all it is sweet and less than ordinary in the most endearing way…”
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