- TIME: 10pm
PLACE:Mo Pitkins, 39 Ave A between 2nd and 3rd St
COST: $12
- SUMMARY:”When these girls strap it on and squeeze like hell, you stand up and listen. The Main Squeeze Orchestra consists of 12 female accordionists conducted by local accordion magnate Walter Kuhr, playing arrangements of everything from Bach, Madonna, and The Kinks to Kurt Weill, The Beatles, and Queen. Thus begins their monthly residence at Mo’s. Think of it as a leap inside your favorite music box and don’t look back.”
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- TIME: 9:30pm
PLACE: Parkside Lounge, 317 Houston between Ave B and C
COST: FREE
- SUMMARY:”KEVIN JOHNSTON + ELI THOMAS + PETE MOSES, a 3 piece rock show 4 U. saturday night!!! PLUS! Jay Mankind’s band to follow”
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- TIME: 2-8pm
PLACE: Parade Route
COST: FREE to watch
- SUMMARY: “The NYC Police Department gave the green light to an historic first: The first annual Dance Parade. This first ever event of its scope and scale invites dancers of all forms – ballet to breakdance, tango to tap, and contemporary to club. Each dance style will be showcased with a variety of musical genres. To date, thousands of dancers have registered to parade down Fifth Avenue.”
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- TIME: 1-7pm
PLACE: Parade: Meet at 33 W 17th St. near 5th Ave
Party: 2nd St and 2nd Ave
COST: FREE
- SUMMARY: As part of the Bike Film Festival Weekend: “Calling all tall bikes, short bikes, long bikes, regular bikes to the streets of New York. Show your colors! Ride your most fun bike: with your team, club or your biker friends. Dress yourself up and your bike.”
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- TIME: 11am-7pm — Every Day
Closes May 19.
PLACE: Opera Gallery, 115 Spring St between Mercer and Greene St
COST: FREE
- SUMMARY: “An art couture collection, fusing high art with modern fashion. Inspired by the imagination of fashion icons such as Alexander McQueen or the exotic wardrobes of Jennifer Nicholson, Lori Earley’s stunning portraits of esoteric women evoke mood and form as equally poignant and delicate as the textured gowns they wear.”
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- Stephanie’s Review: “Earley’s portraits depict alluring yet dangerous vixens—femme fatales who know how to use their beauty to get what they want…”
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- TIME: 11am-6pm — Tuesday-Saturday
Special Reception Friday the 13th, 8pm
CLOSES: May 19
PLACE: Merge Gallery, 205 W 20th St between 7th and 8th Ave
COST: FREE
- SUMMARY: “In Eagles’ new abstract work, slabs of pure white Plexiglas are marked with minimal organic forms. The curves and flows, created with blood, allow the sleek and smooth synthetic elements to exist in harmony with the organic - illuminating the finite details of the blood as well as its infinite cosmic energy.”
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